Chords for Julia Caesar - Annie fråm Amörka (1967)
Tempo:
110.65 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
F
Fm
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [Bb] [Eb]
Hello Söderboys, here can you see again your old [F] Annie, a sweet girl [Bb] who is okay.
[Eb] I'm from Fisman 2 and mom, and so over [Bb] with the same, just [Ab] get on with me [Bb] to the land [Eb] of USA.
United States [F] of America, [Fm]
[Bb] heard [Eb] a song, I had a [Fm] dark beard, [F]
but a smile [Bb] was gone.
[Eb]
How I cried [F] and cried, [Bb]
because I [Eb] felt bad.
But how it was, there was something with old Sweden, [F] that was [Bb] worse than well and [Eb] good.
Here in Sweden there are girls who walk around in [F] janky hats and take a swing.
[Bb] Sing a song, sing a song, [Eb]
and paint purple flowers, the moon shines, [Ab] it's the culture [Bb] that comes [Eb]
from Sweden.
United States [F] of America, [Bb] meet in a janky [Eb] hat dance, as [C] it is with them [Fm] and their [Fm] hats on.
[F] Should this be Swedish, [Bb] I mean, it's just [Eb] something for people who [G]
work.
[F] The bells [Eb] in the roof are ringing, [Cm] [Eb] it's a hamburg and an old waltz from old Sweden.
[F] It's worse than [Eb] well and good.
Here in Sweden, no, what's wrong with you?
Forget things here in Sweden, like a little old [F] woman who now on you [Bb]
is from USA.
[Eb] Very often mothers veins sweat in themselves from the [Ab] American whiskey [Bb] that comes [Eb] from Sweden.
No, it's Sweden [F] that's worse than well, [Bb]
but people don't [Eb] care.
[C] The [Fm] janky hats are buzzing in their fluid, [F]
from Swedish whiskey, [Ab] American whiskey.
[Eb]
As much [F] as they are right, [Bb] I swallow more and more song.
[Cm] [Eb] Yes, it's Swedish, I mean, it's just something for people who work.
[F]
It's worse [Bb] than well and good.
[Eb]
Hello Söderboys, here can you see again your old [F] Annie, a sweet girl [Bb] who is okay.
[Eb] I'm from Fisman 2 and mom, and so over [Bb] with the same, just [Ab] get on with me [Bb] to the land [Eb] of USA.
United States [F] of America, [Fm]
[Bb] heard [Eb] a song, I had a [Fm] dark beard, [F]
but a smile [Bb] was gone.
[Eb]
How I cried [F] and cried, [Bb]
because I [Eb] felt bad.
But how it was, there was something with old Sweden, [F] that was [Bb] worse than well and [Eb] good.
Here in Sweden there are girls who walk around in [F] janky hats and take a swing.
[Bb] Sing a song, sing a song, [Eb]
and paint purple flowers, the moon shines, [Ab] it's the culture [Bb] that comes [Eb]
from Sweden.
United States [F] of America, [Bb] meet in a janky [Eb] hat dance, as [C] it is with them [Fm] and their [Fm] hats on.
[F] Should this be Swedish, [Bb] I mean, it's just [Eb] something for people who [G]
work.
[F] The bells [Eb] in the roof are ringing, [Cm] [Eb] it's a hamburg and an old waltz from old Sweden.
[F] It's worse than [Eb] well and good.
Here in Sweden, no, what's wrong with you?
Forget things here in Sweden, like a little old [F] woman who now on you [Bb]
is from USA.
[Eb] Very often mothers veins sweat in themselves from the [Ab] American whiskey [Bb] that comes [Eb] from Sweden.
No, it's Sweden [F] that's worse than well, [Bb]
but people don't [Eb] care.
[C] The [Fm] janky hats are buzzing in their fluid, [F]
from Swedish whiskey, [Ab] American whiskey.
[Eb]
As much [F] as they are right, [Bb] I swallow more and more song.
[Cm] [Eb] Yes, it's Swedish, I mean, it's just something for people who work.
[F]
It's worse [Bb] than well and good.
[Eb]
Key:
Eb
Bb
F
Fm
Ab
Eb
Bb
F
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ _ Hello Söderboys, here can you see again your old [F] Annie, a sweet girl [Bb] who is okay.
[Eb] I'm from Fisman 2 and mom, and so over [Bb] with the same, just [Ab] get on with me [Bb] to the land [Eb] of USA. _ _
United States [F] of America, _ [Fm] _
[Bb] heard [Eb] a song, _ _ _ _ _ I had a [Fm] dark beard, _ [F]
but a smile [Bb] was gone.
[Eb] _
How I cried [F] and cried, _ _ [Bb] _
because I [Eb] felt bad.
But how it was, there was something with old Sweden, [F] that was [Bb] worse than well and [Eb] good. _ _ _
Here in Sweden there are girls who walk around in [F] janky hats and take a swing.
[Bb] Sing a song, sing a song, [Eb]
and paint purple flowers, the moon shines, _ [Ab] it's the culture [Bb] that comes [Eb] _
from Sweden.
_ _ United States [F] of America, _ [Bb] meet in a janky [Eb] hat dance, _ _ as [C] it is with them [Fm] and their [Fm] hats on.
[F] Should this be Swedish, [Bb] I mean, it's just [Eb] something _ for people who [G]
work.
_ [F] _ The bells [Eb] in the roof are ringing, [Cm] _ _ [Eb] it's a hamburg and an old waltz from old Sweden.
[F] It's worse than [Eb] well and good. _
_ Here in Sweden, no, what's wrong with you?
_ _ _ Forget things here in Sweden, like a little old [F] woman who now on you [Bb]
is from USA.
_ [Eb] Very often mothers veins sweat in themselves from the [Ab] American whiskey [Bb] that _ comes [Eb] from Sweden.
No, _ it's Sweden [F] that's worse than well, [Bb]
but people don't [Eb] care. _ _ _ _
[C] The [Fm] janky hats are buzzing in their fluid, _ _ [F]
from Swedish whiskey, [Ab] American whiskey.
[Eb] _
As much [F] as they are right, [Bb] I swallow more and more song.
[Cm] _ [Eb] Yes, it's Swedish, I mean, it's just something for people who work.
_ [F]
It's worse [Bb] than well and good.
[Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ _ Hello Söderboys, here can you see again your old [F] Annie, a sweet girl [Bb] who is okay.
[Eb] I'm from Fisman 2 and mom, and so over [Bb] with the same, just [Ab] get on with me [Bb] to the land [Eb] of USA. _ _
United States [F] of America, _ [Fm] _
[Bb] heard [Eb] a song, _ _ _ _ _ I had a [Fm] dark beard, _ [F]
but a smile [Bb] was gone.
[Eb] _
How I cried [F] and cried, _ _ [Bb] _
because I [Eb] felt bad.
But how it was, there was something with old Sweden, [F] that was [Bb] worse than well and [Eb] good. _ _ _
Here in Sweden there are girls who walk around in [F] janky hats and take a swing.
[Bb] Sing a song, sing a song, [Eb]
and paint purple flowers, the moon shines, _ [Ab] it's the culture [Bb] that comes [Eb] _
from Sweden.
_ _ United States [F] of America, _ [Bb] meet in a janky [Eb] hat dance, _ _ as [C] it is with them [Fm] and their [Fm] hats on.
[F] Should this be Swedish, [Bb] I mean, it's just [Eb] something _ for people who [G]
work.
_ [F] _ The bells [Eb] in the roof are ringing, [Cm] _ _ [Eb] it's a hamburg and an old waltz from old Sweden.
[F] It's worse than [Eb] well and good. _
_ Here in Sweden, no, what's wrong with you?
_ _ _ Forget things here in Sweden, like a little old [F] woman who now on you [Bb]
is from USA.
_ [Eb] Very often mothers veins sweat in themselves from the [Ab] American whiskey [Bb] that _ comes [Eb] from Sweden.
No, _ it's Sweden [F] that's worse than well, [Bb]
but people don't [Eb] care. _ _ _ _
[C] The [Fm] janky hats are buzzing in their fluid, _ _ [F]
from Swedish whiskey, [Ab] American whiskey.
[Eb] _
As much [F] as they are right, [Bb] I swallow more and more song.
[Cm] _ [Eb] Yes, it's Swedish, I mean, it's just something for people who work.
_ [F]
It's worse [Bb] than well and good.
[Eb] _ _ _ _