Chords for Paul McCartney 'Dance Tonight [Pure McCartney VR]'

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_ _ _ Okay, scene two, set up one, take six.
_ On my way into the office in London
when I've got some [Db] meetings and [Bb] some stuff to do,
maybe a [Dm] little bit boring,
what I [Ab] like to do is just get a little bit of fun
before I go in, get a little bit of life.
[N] So, yeah, do not use the word fun.
_ Yeah.
_ On the way into the office in London,
I sometimes drop off a little [Ab] bit early
and walk [E] in the last quarter of a [A] mile or something.
[Am] And [C] there's a little music [Am] shop on the [C] way
[Am] where I stop [Em] in and I know the guy's in there.
And it's great, I love guitar shops.
I go in, say to them,
you got any [N] left-handed instruments or anything?
Anyway, one day I picked [C] up a mandolin.
[F] _ I didn't know how it was tuned,
whether it was tuned like a guitar
and I'd be able to play it,
or whether it was tuned differently.
It turned out it [Gm] was tuned quite differently.
So it was great, it [F] was like a learning experience.
[N] So this isn't the actual one,
this is one that was used in the video.
This is Mr.
Michel Gondry, who did the video,
concocted this one, which is kind of a groovy version.
But anyway, I worked out a couple of [F] chords. _
[C] And then, _ [Bb] and then.
[C] _ [F] _
_ _ ♪ Yeah, everybody [C] gonna dance [F] tonight ♪
♪ [C] Everybody gonna feel all [Bb] right ♪
[F] ♪ Everybody gonna dance around [Cm] tonight [Eb] ♪
And then, a little nice surprise chord.
_ _ _ [F]
[Eb] And that was the nice thing about not knowing how to play it.
I had to discover chords.
[F] And I don't think I would have ever discovered that chord,
had it not been on this weird mandolin tuning.
Anyway, so I did the song,
and I was at home and my little daughter at the time was,
[Ab] every time I used to play this and stamp on the floor,
[F] _ _ [C] _ [Ab] she used to come running in
and [N] she'd dance around everywhere, you know.
So I ended up making this song,
♪ We're [F] gonna dance tonight ♪
[N] And it was great.
So I came to my studio
and I wanted to get the [F] sound of the floor.
So we got out an old wooden plank
and I'm starting to just bang, bang.
I can't do it here because there's carpets.
Anyway, imagine sound.
In fact, let's put this in afterwards, Mr.
Sound Man.
Bang, bang, bang.
Yeah, so we got that.
And then I played [C] the [E] mandolin
and we built it up and made the record.
And then I was gonna do a video.
So I [F] liked the work of Michel Gondry, French director.
[Ab] So I asked him if he would do it.
[F] And before that though, I rang Natalie Portman,
who I knew [Eb] a little bit,
and it [C] was an off chance, a bit of a long shot.
So I thought, let [F] me try anyway.
So I rang her, hey Natalie, I'm gonna do this video.
Would you consider being in it?
[Bb] She was great.
She [C] said, yeah, sure.
So she came [F] along and then I rang Michel and said,
look, I've got Natalie Portman.
Would you make this video for us?
He was very excited.
So he said, yeah.
So we did it and we got [C] Mackenzie [F] Cook
to play the postman in it.
So Natalie [Ab] plays like a little sort of nymph,
a [F] little sort of fairy appears out of a box.
And it was great to do it.
Michel's got a very imaginative mind
and he put all his special effects in there.
And we made the video, Dance Tonight.
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[C] _ _ [Bb] Everybody [C] gonna dance around [F] tonight. _
Hey!
_ Everybody gonna dance tonight.
Everybody [C] gonna feel all [Bb] right.
[C] Everybody gonna dance [F] around tonight.
Hey, hey, hey. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ [Bb] _ _ [C] _ [F] _ _
_ _ [Eb] You can do anything you wanna [C] do. _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F] Everybody's [C] gonna dance tonight.
[F] [C] Everybody's gonna feel all [Bb] right.
[C] Everybody's gonna