Chords for How Do You Do- Splash Mountain Soundtrack (How Do Ya Do)
Tempo:
99.35 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
F
C
Db
Gb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Bb] How do you do?
Pleased to meet [C] you.
Fine, how are you?
[F] Nice seeing [Bb] you.
How you come on?
How do you do?
Pretty good, sure you are.
[D] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
How do you do?
Might I please meet [C] you?
How do you do?
[F] Same way we meet.
[Bb] How do you do?
With [D] everyone we meet.
Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] What goes [Bb] up is sure to come [F] down.
Being lost [Bb] is better than [C] found.
How do you do?
[F] And you, how do you [C] act?
A little bit of loose and a little bit of [Bb] act.
How do you do?
Hi, how are [C] you?
Fine, how are [F] you?
Good to see [Bb] you.
How you come on?
Howdy!
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] Stop jumping around.
[Bb] You're running out of breath.
[Gb] Why don't you sit back [B] and calm yourself?
[Ab] You can get me on [Db] now if you [F] must.
We'll do what we like, cause [Bb] that's who's hot.
How do you do?
Might I please meet you?
Pretty good, sure you are.
Pretty good, sure you are.
I'm looking for a little more adventure.
[C] He's heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
I'm hoping for a little more excitement.
Time to be moving along.
It's time to be moving along.
[F] The weather is good, [Bb] the fishing is fine.
[Gb] Now what do you do [B] with all of your time?
[Db] Oh, a zig zag and a [Ab] zag, a toos and a [Db] fros.
That's what you ask [F] me, and [Bb] that's what you know.
Time to be moving along.
[F] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
I'm heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
He's hoping for a little more excitement.
[C] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
[C] It's time to be [Bb] moving along.
Time to be moving along.
He's looking for a little more adventure.
[C] But he's heading [F] for a little bit of trouble.
[Bb] He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Hey, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [F] ways.
You're heading for [Bb] trouble one of these [C] days.
Warning this [F] rabbit, I'm afraid as [C] always.
He's making his [F] way to the laughing [Bb] place.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
But he's heading [F] for a little bit of [Bb] trouble.
He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Careful, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [Gb] ways.
You're heading for [B] trouble one of these [Ab] days.
Warning this [Db] rabbit, I'm afraid
Pleased to meet [C] you.
Fine, how are you?
[F] Nice seeing [Bb] you.
How you come on?
How do you do?
Pretty good, sure you are.
[D] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
How do you do?
Might I please meet [C] you?
How do you do?
[F] Same way we meet.
[Bb] How do you do?
With [D] everyone we meet.
Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] What goes [Bb] up is sure to come [F] down.
Being lost [Bb] is better than [C] found.
How do you do?
[F] And you, how do you [C] act?
A little bit of loose and a little bit of [Bb] act.
How do you do?
Hi, how are [C] you?
Fine, how are [F] you?
Good to see [Bb] you.
How you come on?
Howdy!
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] Stop jumping around.
[Bb] You're running out of breath.
[Gb] Why don't you sit back [B] and calm yourself?
[Ab] You can get me on [Db] now if you [F] must.
We'll do what we like, cause [Bb] that's who's hot.
How do you do?
Might I please meet you?
Pretty good, sure you are.
Pretty good, sure you are.
I'm looking for a little more adventure.
[C] He's heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
I'm hoping for a little more excitement.
Time to be moving along.
It's time to be moving along.
[F] The weather is good, [Bb] the fishing is fine.
[Gb] Now what do you do [B] with all of your time?
[Db] Oh, a zig zag and a [Ab] zag, a toos and a [Db] fros.
That's what you ask [F] me, and [Bb] that's what you know.
Time to be moving along.
[F] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
I'm heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
He's hoping for a little more excitement.
[C] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
[C] It's time to be [Bb] moving along.
Time to be moving along.
He's looking for a little more adventure.
[C] But he's heading [F] for a little bit of trouble.
[Bb] He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Hey, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [F] ways.
You're heading for [Bb] trouble one of these [C] days.
Warning this [F] rabbit, I'm afraid as [C] always.
He's making his [F] way to the laughing [Bb] place.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
But he's heading [F] for a little bit of [Bb] trouble.
He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Careful, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [Gb] ways.
You're heading for [B] trouble one of these [Ab] days.
Warning this [Db] rabbit, I'm afraid
Key:
Bb
F
C
Db
Gb
Bb
F
C
[Bb] How do you do?
Pleased to meet [C] you.
Fine, how are you?
[F] Nice seeing [Bb] you.
How you come on?
How do you do?
Pretty good, sure you are.
[D] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
How do you do?
Might I please meet [C] you?
How do you do?
[F] Same way we meet.
[Bb] How do you do?
With [D] everyone we meet.
Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] What goes [Bb] up is sure to come [F] down.
Being lost [Bb] is better than [C] found.
How do you do?
[F] And you, how do you [C] act?
A little bit of loose and a little bit of [Bb] act.
How do you do?
Hi, how are [C] you?
Fine, how are [F] you?
Good to see [Bb] you.
How you come on?
Howdy!
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] Stop jumping around.
[Bb] You're running out of breath.
[Gb] Why don't you sit back [B] and calm yourself?
[Ab] You can get me on [Db] now if you [F] must.
We'll do what we like, cause [Bb] that's who's hot.
How do you do?
Might I please meet you?
Pretty good, sure you are.
Pretty good, sure you are.
I'm looking for a little more adventure.
[C] He's heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
I'm hoping for a little more excitement.
Time to be moving along.
It's time to be moving along.
[F] The weather is good, [Bb] the fishing is fine.
[Gb] Now what do you do [B] with all of your time?
[Db] Oh, a zig zag and a [Ab] zag, a toos and a [Db] fros.
That's what you ask [F] me, and [Bb] that's what you know.
Time to be moving along.
[F] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
I'm heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
He's hoping for a little more excitement.
[C] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
[C] It's time to be [Bb] moving along.
Time to be moving along.
He's looking for a little more adventure.
[C] But he's heading [F] for a little bit of trouble.
[Bb] He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Hey, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [F] ways.
You're heading for [Bb] trouble one of these [C] days.
Warning this [F] rabbit, I'm afraid as [C] always.
He's making his [F] way to the laughing [Bb] place.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
But he's heading [F] for a little bit of [Bb] trouble.
He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Careful, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [Gb] ways.
You're heading for [B] trouble one of these [Ab] days.
Warning this [Db] rabbit, I'm afraid
Pleased to meet [C] you.
Fine, how are you?
[F] Nice seeing [Bb] you.
How you come on?
How do you do?
Pretty good, sure you are.
[D] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
How do you do?
Might I please meet [C] you?
How do you do?
[F] Same way we meet.
[Bb] How do you do?
With [D] everyone we meet.
Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] What goes [Bb] up is sure to come [F] down.
Being lost [Bb] is better than [C] found.
How do you do?
[F] And you, how do you [C] act?
A little bit of loose and a little bit of [Bb] act.
How do you do?
Hi, how are [C] you?
Fine, how are [F] you?
Good to see [Bb] you.
How you come on?
Howdy!
[C] Pretty good, sure [Bb] you are.
[F] Stop jumping around.
[Bb] You're running out of breath.
[Gb] Why don't you sit back [B] and calm yourself?
[Ab] You can get me on [Db] now if you [F] must.
We'll do what we like, cause [Bb] that's who's hot.
How do you do?
Might I please meet you?
Pretty good, sure you are.
Pretty good, sure you are.
I'm looking for a little more adventure.
[C] He's heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
I'm hoping for a little more excitement.
Time to be moving along.
It's time to be moving along.
[F] The weather is good, [Bb] the fishing is fine.
[Gb] Now what do you do [B] with all of your time?
[Db] Oh, a zig zag and a [Ab] zag, a toos and a [Db] fros.
That's what you ask [F] me, and [Bb] that's what you know.
Time to be moving along.
[F] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
I'm heading [F] for a little bit of fun [Bb] now.
He's hoping for a little more excitement.
[C] Time to be moving [Bb] along.
[C] It's time to be [Bb] moving along.
Time to be moving along.
He's looking for a little more adventure.
[C] But he's heading [F] for a little bit of trouble.
[Bb] He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Hey, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [F] ways.
You're heading for [Bb] trouble one of these [C] days.
Warning this [F] rabbit, I'm afraid as [C] always.
He's making his [F] way to the laughing [Bb] place.
He's looking for a little more [C] adventure.
But he's heading [F] for a little bit of [Bb] trouble.
He's heading for a little bit of danger.
Time to be turning around.
[F] Careful, Brer [Bb] Rabbit, better mend your [Gb] ways.
You're heading for [B] trouble one of these [Ab] days.
Warning this [Db] rabbit, I'm afraid