Chords for The Andrews Sisters - Don't Bring Lulu (1958).
Tempo:
95.9 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Db
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Db] [Bb] [Eb]
[Db] [Eb] [Bb]
[F] Your [Ab] presence is requested, wrote [G] little Johnny White.
[Eb] But with this [Bb] invitation, there is a [Eb]
stipulation.
[Bb] When [Ab] you attend this [Db] party, you'll all be treated right.
[Abm] But there's [Fm] a wild and wooly [F] woman you boys can invite.
You can bring Pearl, she's a darn nice girl, but don't [Eb] bring Lulu.
You can bring Rose, who's a turned up nose, but don't [Ab] bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu always wants to do what we [F] boys don't want her [Bb] to.
When she struts her [E] stuff around, [D] London Bridge [G] is falling down.
[Eb] You can bring cake [Fm] or a porterhouse steak, but don't bring Lulu.
Lulu gets blue [F] when she goes cuckoo, like a cock up [C] on the shelf.
[Db] She's the [A] kind of smarty [Eb] who breaks up [Ab] every party.
[D] Hullabaloo, don't bring [B] Lulu.
I'll bring [Ab] her myself.
[Abm]
[Bb] [Eb]
[Db] [Dbm]
[Eb] [Ab] [Bbm] [G]
[G] [Ab] We all went to the party, a [D] real high [Ab]-toned affair.
[Dbm] And then along came Lulu, [Bb] a wild Sandy Zulu.
She started [Ab] into Charleston, and [Dm] how the [Ab] boys did stare.
[Bb] But when she [Eb] did the hula hula, [Bb] then she [D] got the air.
[Ab] You can bring Nan with the old deadpan, [B] but don't bring Lulu.
[Bb] You can bring Tess with her no [Eb] and yes, but [Ab] don't bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu has [Dbm] the reddest hair, [Ab] [F] redder here and redder there.
[Bb] How can we [E] boys keep our [Bbm] heads?
Goals go [Eb] wild when they see red.
[Abm] You can bring peas and cruller and cheese, but don't bring [Eb] Lulu.
Give her two [F] beers and she tears poor [Eb] tears, and she throws cups off the shelf.
[Abm] When she loves with [Eb] feeling, the boys all hit the ceiling.
[Ab]
Hullabaloo, [Bb] don't bring Lulu.
[Eb] She'll come here [Ab] herself.
[Bbm]
[Db] [Eb] [Bb]
[F] Your [Ab] presence is requested, wrote [G] little Johnny White.
[Eb] But with this [Bb] invitation, there is a [Eb]
stipulation.
[Bb] When [Ab] you attend this [Db] party, you'll all be treated right.
[Abm] But there's [Fm] a wild and wooly [F] woman you boys can invite.
You can bring Pearl, she's a darn nice girl, but don't [Eb] bring Lulu.
You can bring Rose, who's a turned up nose, but don't [Ab] bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu always wants to do what we [F] boys don't want her [Bb] to.
When she struts her [E] stuff around, [D] London Bridge [G] is falling down.
[Eb] You can bring cake [Fm] or a porterhouse steak, but don't bring Lulu.
Lulu gets blue [F] when she goes cuckoo, like a cock up [C] on the shelf.
[Db] She's the [A] kind of smarty [Eb] who breaks up [Ab] every party.
[D] Hullabaloo, don't bring [B] Lulu.
I'll bring [Ab] her myself.
[Abm]
[Bb] [Eb]
[Db] [Dbm]
[Eb] [Ab] [Bbm] [G]
[G] [Ab] We all went to the party, a [D] real high [Ab]-toned affair.
[Dbm] And then along came Lulu, [Bb] a wild Sandy Zulu.
She started [Ab] into Charleston, and [Dm] how the [Ab] boys did stare.
[Bb] But when she [Eb] did the hula hula, [Bb] then she [D] got the air.
[Ab] You can bring Nan with the old deadpan, [B] but don't bring Lulu.
[Bb] You can bring Tess with her no [Eb] and yes, but [Ab] don't bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu has [Dbm] the reddest hair, [Ab] [F] redder here and redder there.
[Bb] How can we [E] boys keep our [Bbm] heads?
Goals go [Eb] wild when they see red.
[Abm] You can bring peas and cruller and cheese, but don't bring [Eb] Lulu.
Give her two [F] beers and she tears poor [Eb] tears, and she throws cups off the shelf.
[Abm] When she loves with [Eb] feeling, the boys all hit the ceiling.
[Ab]
Hullabaloo, [Bb] don't bring Lulu.
[Eb] She'll come here [Ab] herself.
[Bbm]
Key:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Db
F
Eb
Ab
Bb
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[F] Your [Ab] presence is requested, wrote [G] little Johnny White.
[Eb] But with this [Bb] invitation, there is a [Eb]
stipulation.
[Bb] When [Ab] you attend this [Db] party, you'll all be treated right.
[Abm] But there's [Fm] a wild and wooly [F] woman you boys can invite.
You can bring Pearl, she's a darn nice girl, but don't [Eb] bring Lulu.
You can bring Rose, who's a turned up nose, but don't [Ab] bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu always wants to do what we [F] boys don't want her [Bb] to.
When she struts her [E] stuff around, [D] London Bridge [G] is falling down.
[Eb] You can bring cake [Fm] or a porterhouse steak, but don't bring Lulu.
Lulu gets blue [F] when she goes cuckoo, like a cock up [C] on the shelf.
_ [Db] She's the [A] kind of smarty [Eb] who breaks up [Ab] every party.
_ [D] Hullabaloo, don't bring [B] Lulu.
I'll bring [Ab] her myself.
[Abm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ [Dbm] _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ [G] _
_ [G] _ [Ab] _ We all went to the party, a [D] real high [Ab]-toned affair.
_ [Dbm] And then along came Lulu, [Bb] a wild Sandy Zulu.
She started [Ab] into Charleston, and [Dm] how the [Ab] boys did stare.
[Bb] But when she [Eb] did the hula hula, [Bb] then she [D] got the air.
[Ab] You can bring Nan with the old deadpan, [B] but don't bring Lulu.
[Bb] You can bring Tess with her no [Eb] and yes, but [Ab] don't bring Lulu.
_ [Db] Lulu has [Dbm] the reddest hair, [Ab] [F] redder here and redder there.
[Bb] How can we [E] boys keep our [Bbm] heads?
Goals go [Eb] wild when they see red.
[Abm] You can bring peas and cruller and cheese, but don't bring [Eb] Lulu.
Give her two [F] beers and she tears poor [Eb] tears, and she throws cups off the shelf.
[Abm] When she loves with [Eb] feeling, the boys all hit the ceiling.
[Ab] _ _
Hullabaloo, [Bb] don't bring Lulu.
_ _ [Eb] She'll come here [Ab] herself.
_ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Db] _ [Eb] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[F] Your [Ab] presence is requested, wrote [G] little Johnny White.
[Eb] But with this [Bb] invitation, there is a [Eb]
stipulation.
[Bb] When [Ab] you attend this [Db] party, you'll all be treated right.
[Abm] But there's [Fm] a wild and wooly [F] woman you boys can invite.
You can bring Pearl, she's a darn nice girl, but don't [Eb] bring Lulu.
You can bring Rose, who's a turned up nose, but don't [Ab] bring Lulu.
[Db] Lulu always wants to do what we [F] boys don't want her [Bb] to.
When she struts her [E] stuff around, [D] London Bridge [G] is falling down.
[Eb] You can bring cake [Fm] or a porterhouse steak, but don't bring Lulu.
Lulu gets blue [F] when she goes cuckoo, like a cock up [C] on the shelf.
_ [Db] She's the [A] kind of smarty [Eb] who breaks up [Ab] every party.
_ [D] Hullabaloo, don't bring [B] Lulu.
I'll bring [Ab] her myself.
[Abm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ [Dbm] _ _
[Eb] _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ [G] _
_ [G] _ [Ab] _ We all went to the party, a [D] real high [Ab]-toned affair.
_ [Dbm] And then along came Lulu, [Bb] a wild Sandy Zulu.
She started [Ab] into Charleston, and [Dm] how the [Ab] boys did stare.
[Bb] But when she [Eb] did the hula hula, [Bb] then she [D] got the air.
[Ab] You can bring Nan with the old deadpan, [B] but don't bring Lulu.
[Bb] You can bring Tess with her no [Eb] and yes, but [Ab] don't bring Lulu.
_ [Db] Lulu has [Dbm] the reddest hair, [Ab] [F] redder here and redder there.
[Bb] How can we [E] boys keep our [Bbm] heads?
Goals go [Eb] wild when they see red.
[Abm] You can bring peas and cruller and cheese, but don't bring [Eb] Lulu.
Give her two [F] beers and she tears poor [Eb] tears, and she throws cups off the shelf.
[Abm] When she loves with [Eb] feeling, the boys all hit the ceiling.
[Ab] _ _
Hullabaloo, [Bb] don't bring Lulu.
_ _ [Eb] She'll come here [Ab] herself.
_ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
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