Chords for Ten Little Indians
Tempo:
96.125 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
D
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Ladies and gentlemen, in the center ring, presenting Nelson and his Shandamanium Shadowpoo!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
And his Shandamanium, Shandamanium, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
And his Shandamanium, what?
Shadmah, is it, what's the, who's in the center ring?
I don't understand that.
Barry?
What?
Sounded very good for beginning, now why don't you try to think about an ending. All right.
And little Indians standing in a line.
One stood looking at another man's wife.
Then there were nine.
Nine little Indians, their hearts all full of hate.
One took another's goods.
Then there were [E] eight.
Eight little Indians, they just got down from heaven.
One told a lie about another's best friend.
Then there were seven.
Seven little Indians, all trying to get their kiss.
One thought he'd found another way to get to [A] heaven.
Then there were six.
[B]
Six little Indians, all trying to stay alive.
One took another's life.
Then there were five.
[D]
Five little Indians, all trying to find the door.
One pulled his mother down.
Then there were [E] four.
Four little Indians, all thinking that they got to be free.
One little Indian put his face to rest.
Then there were three.
[A] Three little Indians, deciding what they're going to have to do.
One took [E] the name of God in vain.
Then there were [B] two.
Two little Indians, thinking that they ought to have some fun.
One took a liking to a picture of himself.
Then there was one.
[A] One little Indian, [Am]
out looking for the sun.
[C] At six o'clock, the moon came out.
Then [E] there were nine.
[G] [N]
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
And his Shandamanium, Shandamanium, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
And his Shandamanium, what?
Shadmah, is it, what's the, who's in the center ring?
I don't understand that.
Barry?
What?
Sounded very good for beginning, now why don't you try to think about an ending. All right.
And little Indians standing in a line.
One stood looking at another man's wife.
Then there were nine.
Nine little Indians, their hearts all full of hate.
One took another's goods.
Then there were [E] eight.
Eight little Indians, they just got down from heaven.
One told a lie about another's best friend.
Then there were seven.
Seven little Indians, all trying to get their kiss.
One thought he'd found another way to get to [A] heaven.
Then there were six.
[B]
Six little Indians, all trying to stay alive.
One took another's life.
Then there were five.
[D]
Five little Indians, all trying to find the door.
One pulled his mother down.
Then there were [E] four.
Four little Indians, all thinking that they got to be free.
One little Indian put his face to rest.
Then there were three.
[A] Three little Indians, deciding what they're going to have to do.
One took [E] the name of God in vain.
Then there were [B] two.
Two little Indians, thinking that they ought to have some fun.
One took a liking to a picture of himself.
Then there was one.
[A] One little Indian, [Am]
out looking for the sun.
[C] At six o'clock, the moon came out.
Then [E] there were nine.
[G] [N]
Key:
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A
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Ladies and gentlemen, in the center ring, presenting Nelson and his Shandamanium Shadowpoo! _
_ _ _ Ha ha ha ha _ _ ha ha ha ha ha!
And his Shandamanium, Shandamanium, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
And his Shandamanium, what?
_ Shadmah, is it, what's the, who's in the center ring?
I don't understand that.
Barry?
What?
Sounded very good for beginning, now why don't you try to think about an ending. All right. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
And little Indians standing in a line.
One stood looking at another man's wife.
Then there were nine.
Nine little Indians, their hearts all full of hate.
One took another's goods.
Then there were [E] eight.
Eight little Indians, they just got down from heaven.
One told a lie about another's best friend.
Then there were seven.
Seven little Indians, all trying to get their kiss.
One thought he'd found another way to get to [A] heaven.
Then there were six.
[B]
Six little Indians, all trying to stay alive.
One took another's life.
Then there were five. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ Five little Indians, all trying to find the door.
One pulled his mother down.
Then there were [E] four.
Four little Indians, all thinking that they got to be free.
One little Indian put his face to rest.
Then there were three.
[A] Three little Indians, deciding what they're going to have to do.
One took [E] the name of God in vain.
Then there were [B] two.
Two little Indians, thinking that they ought to have some fun.
One took a liking to a picture of himself.
Then there was one.
[A] One little Indian, [Am]
out looking for the sun.
[C] At six o'clock, the moon came out.
Then [E] there were nine. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
_ _ _ Ha ha ha ha _ _ ha ha ha ha ha!
And his Shandamanium, Shandamanium, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego!
And his Shandamanium, what?
_ Shadmah, is it, what's the, who's in the center ring?
I don't understand that.
Barry?
What?
Sounded very good for beginning, now why don't you try to think about an ending. All right. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
And little Indians standing in a line.
One stood looking at another man's wife.
Then there were nine.
Nine little Indians, their hearts all full of hate.
One took another's goods.
Then there were [E] eight.
Eight little Indians, they just got down from heaven.
One told a lie about another's best friend.
Then there were seven.
Seven little Indians, all trying to get their kiss.
One thought he'd found another way to get to [A] heaven.
Then there were six.
[B]
Six little Indians, all trying to stay alive.
One took another's life.
Then there were five. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ Five little Indians, all trying to find the door.
One pulled his mother down.
Then there were [E] four.
Four little Indians, all thinking that they got to be free.
One little Indian put his face to rest.
Then there were three.
[A] Three little Indians, deciding what they're going to have to do.
One took [E] the name of God in vain.
Then there were [B] two.
Two little Indians, thinking that they ought to have some fun.
One took a liking to a picture of himself.
Then there was one.
[A] One little Indian, [Am]
out looking for the sun.
[C] At six o'clock, the moon came out.
Then [E] there were nine. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _