Chords for Don Dixon Interview Part 1 - Camp
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Hey guys, the title, you know how it's gonna say like Don Dixon, [G] producer, or we should
[F#] put Don Dixon, producer slash actor [A] slash comedian.
[G] He was in this movie, Can't.
[D] That was awesome.
[F#] Really?
You've seen it?
[B] Awesome.
[G] I've done it.
Don, I've seen that movie six times.
[Gm] Well, [D] you and many of the, you and many theater children.
It's loved by theater children.
Don, you call me gay?
Well, actually, yes I am.
I'm just kidding.
I'm not shaving your head.
You're kidding.
I'm just kidding.
[G] Well, apparently they have watched the movie a number of times, like a lot of 12 year old
girls that I know.
I did in Georgia get recognized by one of the women at the waffle shop as Bert, Waffle House.
As Bert, what was Bert?
Bert Hanley was my name.
Oh, you got recognized?
Mm-hmm.
It was funny.
It was like three in the morning and I'd just played in Atlanta and I was just heading north
because I had to play in Rolla or something, getting out of town.
And I walked in to the waffle shop.
Now imagine this.
There's nobody really else in there.
There's the cook and there's her.
It's like three in the morning.
There's maybe one other guy at a booth and she looks up.
Little chubby 19 year old girl.
Bert Hanley, you're from camp.
And I went, yeah, you're right.
That's me.
No, she said, you look just like Bert Hanley.
I said, that's me.
I am Bert Hanley.
And she said, I've watched that movie.
So I sat down and I talked to her and she said, you know, I've got so many gay friends
in high school and they just had so much trouble and I just could relate to those children
in that movie.
They're just like my friends.
Nobody understood.
I love that.
I bet I've watched that movie.
It's on Showtime right now, you know.
I said, I heard it was playing on Showtime.
What is, what is, and then she asked me, well, who everybody was like, you know,
what the different guys is.
There's a real cute guy who can't decide whether he's gay or not in the movie, you know.
What's he really like?
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[F#] put Don Dixon, producer slash actor [A] slash comedian.
[G] He was in this movie, Can't.
[D] That was awesome.
[F#] Really?
You've seen it?
[B] Awesome.
[G] I've done it.
Don, I've seen that movie six times.
[Gm] Well, [D] you and many of the, you and many theater children.
It's loved by theater children.
Don, you call me gay?
Well, actually, yes I am.
I'm just kidding.
I'm not shaving your head.
You're kidding.
I'm just kidding.
[G] Well, apparently they have watched the movie a number of times, like a lot of 12 year old
girls that I know.
I did in Georgia get recognized by one of the women at the waffle shop as Bert, Waffle House.
As Bert, what was Bert?
Bert Hanley was my name.
Oh, you got recognized?
Mm-hmm.
It was funny.
It was like three in the morning and I'd just played in Atlanta and I was just heading north
because I had to play in Rolla or something, getting out of town.
And I walked in to the waffle shop.
Now imagine this.
There's nobody really else in there.
There's the cook and there's her.
It's like three in the morning.
There's maybe one other guy at a booth and she looks up.
Little chubby 19 year old girl.
Bert Hanley, you're from camp.
And I went, yeah, you're right.
That's me.
No, she said, you look just like Bert Hanley.
I said, that's me.
I am Bert Hanley.
And she said, I've watched that movie.
So I sat down and I talked to her and she said, you know, I've got so many gay friends
in high school and they just had so much trouble and I just could relate to those children
in that movie.
They're just like my friends.
Nobody understood.
I love that.
I bet I've watched that movie.
It's on Showtime right now, you know.
I said, I heard it was playing on Showtime.
What is, what is, and then she asked me, well, who everybody was like, you know,
what the different guys is.
There's a real cute guy who can't decide whether he's gay or not in the movie, you know.
What's he really like?
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_ Hey guys, the title, you know how it's gonna say like Don Dixon, [G] producer, or we should
[F#] put Don Dixon, producer slash actor [A] slash comedian.
[G] He was in this movie, Can't.
_ [D] That was awesome.
[F#] Really?
You've seen it?
[B] Awesome.
[G] I've done it.
Don, I've seen that movie six times.
[Gm] _ Well, [D] you and many of the, you and many theater children.
It's loved by theater children.
Don, you call me gay? _
Well, actually, yes I am.
I'm just kidding.
I'm not shaving your head. _ _
You're kidding.
I'm just kidding.
[G] _ Well, apparently they have watched the movie a number of times, like a lot of 12 year old
girls that I know. _
I did in Georgia get recognized by one of the women at the waffle shop as Bert, _ Waffle House.
As Bert, what was Bert?
Bert Hanley was my name.
Oh, you got recognized?
Mm-hmm.
It was funny.
It was like three in the morning _ and I'd just played in Atlanta and I was just heading north
because I had to play in Rolla or something, getting out of town. _
And I walked in to the waffle shop.
Now imagine this.
There's nobody really else in there.
There's the cook and there's her.
It's like three in the morning.
There's maybe one other guy at a booth and she looks up.
Little chubby 19 year old girl.
_ _ Bert Hanley, you're from camp.
And I went, yeah, you're right.
That's me.
No, she said, you look just like Bert Hanley.
I said, that's me.
I am Bert Hanley.
_ And she said, I've watched that movie.
So I sat down and I talked to her and she said, you know, I've got so many gay friends
in high school and they just had so much trouble and I just could relate to those children
in that movie.
_ They're just like my friends.
Nobody understood.
I love that.
I bet I've watched that movie.
It's on Showtime right now, you know.
_ _ _ _ _ I said, I heard it was playing on Showtime.
What is, what is, and then she asked me, well, who everybody was like, you know,
what the different guys is.
There's a real cute guy who can't decide whether he's gay or not in the movie, you know.
What's he really like?
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _
[F#] put Don Dixon, producer slash actor [A] slash comedian.
[G] He was in this movie, Can't.
_ [D] That was awesome.
[F#] Really?
You've seen it?
[B] Awesome.
[G] I've done it.
Don, I've seen that movie six times.
[Gm] _ Well, [D] you and many of the, you and many theater children.
It's loved by theater children.
Don, you call me gay? _
Well, actually, yes I am.
I'm just kidding.
I'm not shaving your head. _ _
You're kidding.
I'm just kidding.
[G] _ Well, apparently they have watched the movie a number of times, like a lot of 12 year old
girls that I know. _
I did in Georgia get recognized by one of the women at the waffle shop as Bert, _ Waffle House.
As Bert, what was Bert?
Bert Hanley was my name.
Oh, you got recognized?
Mm-hmm.
It was funny.
It was like three in the morning _ and I'd just played in Atlanta and I was just heading north
because I had to play in Rolla or something, getting out of town. _
And I walked in to the waffle shop.
Now imagine this.
There's nobody really else in there.
There's the cook and there's her.
It's like three in the morning.
There's maybe one other guy at a booth and she looks up.
Little chubby 19 year old girl.
_ _ Bert Hanley, you're from camp.
And I went, yeah, you're right.
That's me.
No, she said, you look just like Bert Hanley.
I said, that's me.
I am Bert Hanley.
_ And she said, I've watched that movie.
So I sat down and I talked to her and she said, you know, I've got so many gay friends
in high school and they just had so much trouble and I just could relate to those children
in that movie.
_ They're just like my friends.
Nobody understood.
I love that.
I bet I've watched that movie.
It's on Showtime right now, you know.
_ _ _ _ _ I said, I heard it was playing on Showtime.
What is, what is, and then she asked me, well, who everybody was like, you know,
what the different guys is.
There's a real cute guy who can't decide whether he's gay or not in the movie, you know.
What's he really like?
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _