Chords for fred being the best scooby doo character for five minutes straight
Tempo:
105.6 bpm
Chords used:
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E
Eb
Bb
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
I don't [A] want no zombies or pooks.
[B] My friends were finally done with all [A] them goblins and [A] spooks.
That kept us on the run.
[Eb] Man, this is gonna be the most [Dbm] exciting weekend I planned since Fantasy [Eb] Elvis Camp.
By [Ab] far.
It had me all shook up, man.
Hehe.
[Bb] Look, gang!
A [Gb] door!
I wonder where it leads.
We'll [E] never know.
I don't have a problem.
I just like nets.
Nets are great.
Nets can do everything.
They're stringy and meshy and beautiful.
In a word, you've been scammed, conned, bamboozled.
That's three words, Fred, [G] but I think they get the idea.
I wish you'd all come to [D] your senses.
You don't see me [Ebm] acting ridiculous over my [E] favorite group, the Ascot Five, do ya?
[Ab]
[F] Oh no, don't tug my [Bb] Ascot.
Don't pull [G] my Ascot.
It's not a Ascot.
No, [Eb] baby, you can't have [F] my Ascot, cause [Bb] girl, it's mine.
Fred.
[B] But they say long distance relationships never work out.
[Bb] Yeah.
[Eb]
[N] I took a circus arts class last summer.
Why am I not surprised?
And what did you learn?
I worked out on the trapeze a bit, but I ended up breaking a lot of bones.
You seem to have healed well.
What?
Oh, not my bones.
I was supposed to catch this guy and I dropped him.
Onto someone.
And they both fell into some other people.
That's terrible.
Who hit the tent support, which tipped the popcorn cart,
which set fire to the audience risers, which collapsed [D] with 48 people sitting on them.
Well, I'm sure it wasn't your fault.
No, it was.
But I did learn a valuable lesson about the trapeze.
Which was?
Don't drop people.
Oh, and don't fall.
I'm sorry, Fred, but we can't go to the finals with Scooby sick like this.
[C] Oh, right.
No, of course not.
Will you excuse me a second?
[Bb]
This [E] telescope takes these [Ab] little quarter thingies.
Those are [B] Frank's.
I thought they were mine.
Stop, stop.
[Bm] [N] My shoes untied.
You know how excited Fred is about taking us to his old summer camp.
I am so excited to take you guys to my old summer [Bbm] camp.
Oh, come on, Mom.
It's Saturday.
[Eb]
[N] Oh, you're going to have to contribute something to the conversation, Fred.
Did you know that nets have been used in hunting for over 30,000 years?
No one wants to hear your net facts, [Am] Fred.
I know, but it's just [E]
I love [Dm] nets so much.
[A] You don't have any idea [B] what they're made of and what they [E] can mean.
There, there.
Just as I thought.
This place is booby trapped off the [Am] wazoo.
Well, [F] you blokes, I'd say we [Ab] rock.
The only rock your gang should learn is the [A] jailhouse rock.
Thank you.
Thank you [Gb] for removing it.
[E] Yeah.
[N] Hey, guess what I'm thinking now.
Well, are you thinking about me?
Gotcha.
I'm not thinking about anything.
My mind is a [Ebm] complete void.
Good try, though.
Allow us, [Cm] Fred.
[C]
Nut [A] gun.
Oh, hey, [G] where am I anyway?
[C]
Daphne, now I need to talk to her.
Daphne's gone.
Call me crush.
[B] Darn it, lady.
I'm serious.
Where is she?
Fred, it's me.
Okay.
Uh, oh, I need to tell you something and I need you to listen.
I'm not a guy anymore.
What?
I have feelings.
We've been stopping real estate developers when we could have been hunting Dracula.
Are you kidding me?
My life is meaningless.
[D] You think I'm some kind of leader, Daph?
Well, you're only half [A] right.
I'm a cheerleader.
I've been down in the dumps because I thought everyone had a job but me.
[C] But now I know what my job [D] is.
What it's always been.
I'm the one who believes with all his heart [C] in the rest of [D] you.
[Eb] What is going on?
Daphne Blake, for goodness sake, it's time for a decision.
[Bb] Hit the brake or undertake a plan with great precision.
Like [D] wow, this day has [E] really taken a [Gb] turn.
So, [C] everybody rise and shine.
Get on your feet and get in line.
Let's bust a move and bust a rhyme.
And catch some ghosts.
It's busting time.
[Bbm]
[B] My friends were finally done with all [A] them goblins and [A] spooks.
That kept us on the run.
[Eb] Man, this is gonna be the most [Dbm] exciting weekend I planned since Fantasy [Eb] Elvis Camp.
By [Ab] far.
It had me all shook up, man.
Hehe.
[Bb] Look, gang!
A [Gb] door!
I wonder where it leads.
We'll [E] never know.
I don't have a problem.
I just like nets.
Nets are great.
Nets can do everything.
They're stringy and meshy and beautiful.
In a word, you've been scammed, conned, bamboozled.
That's three words, Fred, [G] but I think they get the idea.
I wish you'd all come to [D] your senses.
You don't see me [Ebm] acting ridiculous over my [E] favorite group, the Ascot Five, do ya?
[Ab]
[F] Oh no, don't tug my [Bb] Ascot.
Don't pull [G] my Ascot.
It's not a Ascot.
No, [Eb] baby, you can't have [F] my Ascot, cause [Bb] girl, it's mine.
Fred.
[B] But they say long distance relationships never work out.
[Bb] Yeah.
[Eb]
[N] I took a circus arts class last summer.
Why am I not surprised?
And what did you learn?
I worked out on the trapeze a bit, but I ended up breaking a lot of bones.
You seem to have healed well.
What?
Oh, not my bones.
I was supposed to catch this guy and I dropped him.
Onto someone.
And they both fell into some other people.
That's terrible.
Who hit the tent support, which tipped the popcorn cart,
which set fire to the audience risers, which collapsed [D] with 48 people sitting on them.
Well, I'm sure it wasn't your fault.
No, it was.
But I did learn a valuable lesson about the trapeze.
Which was?
Don't drop people.
Oh, and don't fall.
I'm sorry, Fred, but we can't go to the finals with Scooby sick like this.
[C] Oh, right.
No, of course not.
Will you excuse me a second?
[Bb]
This [E] telescope takes these [Ab] little quarter thingies.
Those are [B] Frank's.
I thought they were mine.
Stop, stop.
[Bm] [N] My shoes untied.
You know how excited Fred is about taking us to his old summer camp.
I am so excited to take you guys to my old summer [Bbm] camp.
Oh, come on, Mom.
It's Saturday.
[Eb]
[N] Oh, you're going to have to contribute something to the conversation, Fred.
Did you know that nets have been used in hunting for over 30,000 years?
No one wants to hear your net facts, [Am] Fred.
I know, but it's just [E]
I love [Dm] nets so much.
[A] You don't have any idea [B] what they're made of and what they [E] can mean.
There, there.
Just as I thought.
This place is booby trapped off the [Am] wazoo.
Well, [F] you blokes, I'd say we [Ab] rock.
The only rock your gang should learn is the [A] jailhouse rock.
Thank you.
Thank you [Gb] for removing it.
[E] Yeah.
[N] Hey, guess what I'm thinking now.
Well, are you thinking about me?
Gotcha.
I'm not thinking about anything.
My mind is a [Ebm] complete void.
Good try, though.
Allow us, [Cm] Fred.
[C]
Nut [A] gun.
Oh, hey, [G] where am I anyway?
[C]
Daphne, now I need to talk to her.
Daphne's gone.
Call me crush.
[B] Darn it, lady.
I'm serious.
Where is she?
Fred, it's me.
Okay.
Uh, oh, I need to tell you something and I need you to listen.
I'm not a guy anymore.
What?
I have feelings.
We've been stopping real estate developers when we could have been hunting Dracula.
Are you kidding me?
My life is meaningless.
[D] You think I'm some kind of leader, Daph?
Well, you're only half [A] right.
I'm a cheerleader.
I've been down in the dumps because I thought everyone had a job but me.
[C] But now I know what my job [D] is.
What it's always been.
I'm the one who believes with all his heart [C] in the rest of [D] you.
[Eb] What is going on?
Daphne Blake, for goodness sake, it's time for a decision.
[Bb] Hit the brake or undertake a plan with great precision.
Like [D] wow, this day has [E] really taken a [Gb] turn.
So, [C] everybody rise and shine.
Get on your feet and get in line.
Let's bust a move and bust a rhyme.
And catch some ghosts.
It's busting time.
[Bbm]
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I don't [A] want no zombies or pooks.
[B] My friends were finally done with all [A] them goblins and [A] spooks.
That kept us on the run.
[Eb] Man, this is gonna be the most [Dbm] exciting weekend I planned since Fantasy [Eb] Elvis Camp.
By [Ab] far.
It had me all shook up, man.
Hehe.
[Bb] Look, gang!
A [Gb] door!
I wonder where it leads.
We'll [E] never know.
I don't have a problem.
I just like nets.
Nets are great.
Nets can do everything.
They're stringy and meshy and beautiful.
In a word, you've been scammed, conned, _ bamboozled.
That's three words, Fred, [G] but I think they get the idea.
I wish you'd all come to [D] your senses.
You don't see me [Ebm] acting ridiculous over my [E] favorite group, the Ascot Five, do ya?
_ _ [Ab] _
_ _ [F] Oh no, _ don't tug my [Bb] Ascot.
Don't pull [G] my Ascot.
It's not a Ascot.
No, [Eb] baby, you can't have [F] my Ascot, cause [Bb] girl, it's mine.
Fred.
[B] But they say long distance relationships never work out.
[Bb] _ Yeah.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] I took a circus arts class last summer.
Why am I not surprised?
And what did you learn?
I worked out on the trapeze a bit, but I ended up breaking a lot of bones.
You seem to have healed well.
What?
Oh, not my bones.
I was supposed to catch this guy and I dropped him.
Onto someone.
And they both fell into some other people.
That's terrible.
Who hit the tent support, which tipped the popcorn cart,
which set fire to the audience risers, which collapsed [D] with 48 people sitting on them.
Well, I'm sure it wasn't your fault.
No, it was.
But I did learn a valuable lesson about the trapeze.
Which was?
Don't drop people.
Oh, and don't fall. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm sorry, Fred, but we can't go to the finals with Scooby sick like this.
[C] Oh, right.
No, of course not.
Will you excuse me a second? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ _ This [E] telescope takes these [Ab] little quarter thingies.
Those are [B] Frank's.
I thought they were mine.
Stop, stop.
[Bm] _ _ [N] My shoes untied.
_ _ _ _ You _ _ _ _ know how excited Fred is about taking us to his old summer camp.
_ I am so excited to take you guys to my old summer [Bbm] camp.
Oh, come on, Mom.
It's Saturday.
_ [Eb] _
[N] Oh, you're going to have to contribute something to the conversation, Fred.
Did you know that nets have been used in hunting for over 30,000 years?
No one wants to hear your net facts, [Am] Fred.
I know, but it's just [E] _
I love [Dm] nets so much.
[A] You don't have any idea [B] what they're made of and what they [E] can mean.
There, there.
Just as I thought.
This place is booby trapped off the [Am] wazoo.
Well, [F] you blokes, I'd say we [Ab] rock.
The only rock your gang should learn is the [A] jailhouse rock.
Thank you.
Thank you [Gb] for removing it. _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ Yeah.
[N] Hey, guess what I'm thinking now.
Well, are you thinking about me? _
Gotcha.
I'm not thinking about anything.
My mind is a [Ebm] complete void.
Good try, though.
Allow us, [Cm] Fred.
_ [C]
Nut [A] gun.
Oh, _ _ _ hey, [G] where am I anyway?
[C] _ _ _ _ _
_ Daphne, now I need to talk to her. _
Daphne's gone.
_ _ _ Call me crush.
[B] Darn it, lady.
I'm serious.
Where is she?
Fred, it's me.
Okay.
Uh, oh, I need to tell you something and I need you to listen.
I'm not a guy anymore.
What?
I have feelings.
We've been stopping real estate developers when we could have been hunting Dracula.
Are you kidding me?
My life is meaningless.
[D] You think I'm some kind of leader, Daph?
Well, you're only half [A] right.
I'm a cheerleader.
I've been down in the dumps because I thought everyone had a job but me.
[C] But now I know what my job [D] is.
What it's always been.
I'm the one who believes with all his heart [C] in the rest of [D] you. _
_ [Eb] What is going on?
Daphne Blake, for goodness sake, it's time for a decision.
[Bb] Hit the brake or undertake a plan with great precision.
Like [D] wow, this day has [E] really taken a [Gb] turn.
So, _ [C] _ everybody rise and shine.
Get on your feet and get in line.
Let's bust a move and bust a rhyme.
And catch some ghosts.
It's busting time.
_ _ [Bbm] _
[B] My friends were finally done with all [A] them goblins and [A] spooks.
That kept us on the run.
[Eb] Man, this is gonna be the most [Dbm] exciting weekend I planned since Fantasy [Eb] Elvis Camp.
By [Ab] far.
It had me all shook up, man.
Hehe.
[Bb] Look, gang!
A [Gb] door!
I wonder where it leads.
We'll [E] never know.
I don't have a problem.
I just like nets.
Nets are great.
Nets can do everything.
They're stringy and meshy and beautiful.
In a word, you've been scammed, conned, _ bamboozled.
That's three words, Fred, [G] but I think they get the idea.
I wish you'd all come to [D] your senses.
You don't see me [Ebm] acting ridiculous over my [E] favorite group, the Ascot Five, do ya?
_ _ [Ab] _
_ _ [F] Oh no, _ don't tug my [Bb] Ascot.
Don't pull [G] my Ascot.
It's not a Ascot.
No, [Eb] baby, you can't have [F] my Ascot, cause [Bb] girl, it's mine.
Fred.
[B] But they say long distance relationships never work out.
[Bb] _ Yeah.
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] I took a circus arts class last summer.
Why am I not surprised?
And what did you learn?
I worked out on the trapeze a bit, but I ended up breaking a lot of bones.
You seem to have healed well.
What?
Oh, not my bones.
I was supposed to catch this guy and I dropped him.
Onto someone.
And they both fell into some other people.
That's terrible.
Who hit the tent support, which tipped the popcorn cart,
which set fire to the audience risers, which collapsed [D] with 48 people sitting on them.
Well, I'm sure it wasn't your fault.
No, it was.
But I did learn a valuable lesson about the trapeze.
Which was?
Don't drop people.
Oh, and don't fall. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm sorry, Fred, but we can't go to the finals with Scooby sick like this.
[C] Oh, right.
No, of course not.
Will you excuse me a second? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ _ This [E] telescope takes these [Ab] little quarter thingies.
Those are [B] Frank's.
I thought they were mine.
Stop, stop.
[Bm] _ _ [N] My shoes untied.
_ _ _ _ You _ _ _ _ know how excited Fred is about taking us to his old summer camp.
_ I am so excited to take you guys to my old summer [Bbm] camp.
Oh, come on, Mom.
It's Saturday.
_ [Eb] _
[N] Oh, you're going to have to contribute something to the conversation, Fred.
Did you know that nets have been used in hunting for over 30,000 years?
No one wants to hear your net facts, [Am] Fred.
I know, but it's just [E] _
I love [Dm] nets so much.
[A] You don't have any idea [B] what they're made of and what they [E] can mean.
There, there.
Just as I thought.
This place is booby trapped off the [Am] wazoo.
Well, [F] you blokes, I'd say we [Ab] rock.
The only rock your gang should learn is the [A] jailhouse rock.
Thank you.
Thank you [Gb] for removing it. _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ Yeah.
[N] Hey, guess what I'm thinking now.
Well, are you thinking about me? _
Gotcha.
I'm not thinking about anything.
My mind is a [Ebm] complete void.
Good try, though.
Allow us, [Cm] Fred.
_ [C]
Nut [A] gun.
Oh, _ _ _ hey, [G] where am I anyway?
[C] _ _ _ _ _
_ Daphne, now I need to talk to her. _
Daphne's gone.
_ _ _ Call me crush.
[B] Darn it, lady.
I'm serious.
Where is she?
Fred, it's me.
Okay.
Uh, oh, I need to tell you something and I need you to listen.
I'm not a guy anymore.
What?
I have feelings.
We've been stopping real estate developers when we could have been hunting Dracula.
Are you kidding me?
My life is meaningless.
[D] You think I'm some kind of leader, Daph?
Well, you're only half [A] right.
I'm a cheerleader.
I've been down in the dumps because I thought everyone had a job but me.
[C] But now I know what my job [D] is.
What it's always been.
I'm the one who believes with all his heart [C] in the rest of [D] you. _
_ [Eb] What is going on?
Daphne Blake, for goodness sake, it's time for a decision.
[Bb] Hit the brake or undertake a plan with great precision.
Like [D] wow, this day has [E] really taken a [Gb] turn.
So, _ [C] _ everybody rise and shine.
Get on your feet and get in line.
Let's bust a move and bust a rhyme.
And catch some ghosts.
It's busting time.
_ _ [Bbm] _