Chords for Jose Feliciano Godfather Marlon Brando Bob Dylan Louis Armstrong 1972

Thank you so much.
_ _ Thank you.
_ You know, one of the things that I also enjoy doing, besides [G] playing guitar, is I like to do impressions of different things now.
[Gm] For example, here is my impression of The Godfather.
Has that movie been shown in Denmark yet?
Yes?
No?
Yes?
I don't know.
Yes, okay.
Well, I don't know, with the newspaper strike, I don't know what's being shown.
_ _ And everything, you know.
But anyway, here is Marlon Brando now being asked for a favor.
Here's a scene one.
Here we go.
Here he comes. _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Now, I'll be heading back to the United States to accept my Oscar.
_ _ [D] _ _ Of course, I'm an Indian giver.
Anyway, I'm going to_
_ One of the things [Gm] that I also did besides doing impressions, I used to [Am] hang around New York City.
And I used to play in Greenwich Village [G] in New York City.
And [E] _ once in a while I'd hear, you know, [Gm] people like Bob Dylan.
Now, Bob Dylan used to practice every now and [D] then.
And it [G] sounded like this. _ _
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_ _ [F#] _ _ [D] _ _ He was a little nervous, you know. _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bm] How many [G] roads must [D] a man walk down before you [Gm] call him a [D] man?
_ _ _ [G] The answer, [A] my friend, is [C#] blowing in the wind.
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The [Em] answer is blowing [D] in the wind. _
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_ Now, you know, one night I was sitting at home listening to Bob Dylan's records on my pornograph.
And _ I _ was kind of thinking, you know, like, what would have happened if Louis Armstrong had come along
_ and sung one of Bob Dylan's songs in his style?
What would have happened if he'd come along and done that?
It would have sounded like this, I think.
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_ [F#] How many _ [E] roads _
[B] must a [E] man walk down _ before _ you [F#] call him a man?
Oh, yeah.
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_ [A] How many [F#] _ [E] seas [B] must a white [C#m] dove sail _ _ [E] before _ [F#m] she sleeps in the sabba-dabba-doo [B]-ya-da-do-ya-da?
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_ [A] How many [E] _ times [B] must those [E] cannonballs be fired _ _ [B] before, before, [A] before they're [E] forever banned?
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The [B] answer, my friend, _ _ _ _ is blowing [C#m] in the [E] wind.
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The [E] answer is [B] blowing in the wind.
Oh, [G] yeah.
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_ _ [C#] _ _ I [F#m] said, the answer, my friend, [B] _ _ _
is blowing [C#m] your own horn.
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The [B] answer is blowing in [E] the wind.
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Sabba-dabba-doo-ya [G]-da-da-do.
_ _ Oh, _ [G#] yeah. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] All [B] right. _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ Thank you.
Thank you so much. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Thank you. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [C] Thank you.
[G] Thank you very much.