Chords for The Hot Dog Song
Tempo:
121.95 bpm
Chords used:
B
Bb
F
E
Gb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
It started with a big intro.
[E]
[Bb] [B] [Ab]
[Db] [Gb] [B]
Watch [G] this.
Is [Am] there someone here [Bbm] who'll give a [Gb] girl a hand?
[B] I'm looking [Am] for the guy [Db] who runs the hot [Gb] lunch stand.
[B] [Bb] He's usually here [Ab] around half past [F] three.
And I'm a hungry girl, you [B] see.
They say [Am] I'm fickle, [Bbm] that's a [Eb] fact.
But if [Fm] I like the [Eb] service,
[Ab] [Db] tell me how much is it [E] I'm willing [Eb] to pay.
[Abm]
So listen [Db] to the words [Gb] I say.
[Abm] I want a hot [Eb] dog for my [Abm] roll.
[Bm] I want it [Gb] hot, I don't [Ab] want it [Ebm] cold.
[Gb]
Give me a [Ebm] big one, [Gb] that's what I said.
[B] [Gb] I want it so it will [E] not break.
A [Eb] hot dog [B] for my roll.
I want it young, [F] I don't [E] want little.
I sure [A] will.
[Em] Meat is skate, [B]
[Bb] [Dbm] full of [E] mustard.
I [F]
[Ab] [Db] [Gb]
[Abm] [E]
[Bb] [B] [Ab]
[Db] [Db] [Ebm]
[Eb] called it interpretive dancing because the audience used to interpret it one way
[E] and the Catholic Church interpreted [Eb] it another.
Now it builds to a [Dm] charisma.
[Bb] [D] Now [Am] picture this.
[F] The [Bb] hot dog man comes [Fm] on.
[Am] And when I say hot dog, I don't mean [F] cocktail franks.
[Bb] Now [B] here's a dog [C] that's short [F] and lean.
[Bb] That [B] ain't the kind [C] of [F] dog I'm in.
[Bb] Now [A] here's a dog [G] that's short and fat.
[C] You better show [Em] me something [Cm] better [F] than that.
[Bb] Well here's [B] my roll.
[C] Where's [F] your dog?
[D] Ah, [Fm] that [D] roll you got would [Gm] hold half a hog.
[C] Hey, tell me can you feel [F] it?
Why yes [D] I can.
[G] I'm known as [C] the champion [F] hot dog man.
Now [Bb] here's a hot dog for your roll.
You [Cm] want it hot, you don't want it [F] cold.
I haven't eaten in [G] a while.
[Bb] My [G] dog will lay [F] you in [Dm] the aisle.
[Ebm] She [Abm] wants a hot [Gb] dog [B] for her roll.
She wants it young, she don't [E] want it old.
Don't [A] worry, it won't hurt [B] her.
[Bb] It's just a friend's [Dbm]
[E] burger.
Still [Bb] waiting in line.
[B] It is [Ab] kosher, that's why.
She wants a [E] hot dog [Db] for her roll.
[F] If you meet me later, I'll explain the double entendres.
That's French.
I think it means intercourse.
[Db]
She wants a [F] hot dog.
Give me [Gm] a hot dog for [B] her roll.
[E] [Bb] [B]
[E]
[Bb] [B] [Ab]
[Db] [Gb] [B]
Watch [G] this.
Is [Am] there someone here [Bbm] who'll give a [Gb] girl a hand?
[B] I'm looking [Am] for the guy [Db] who runs the hot [Gb] lunch stand.
[B] [Bb] He's usually here [Ab] around half past [F] three.
And I'm a hungry girl, you [B] see.
They say [Am] I'm fickle, [Bbm] that's a [Eb] fact.
But if [Fm] I like the [Eb] service,
[Ab] [Db] tell me how much is it [E] I'm willing [Eb] to pay.
[Abm]
So listen [Db] to the words [Gb] I say.
[Abm] I want a hot [Eb] dog for my [Abm] roll.
[Bm] I want it [Gb] hot, I don't [Ab] want it [Ebm] cold.
[Gb]
Give me a [Ebm] big one, [Gb] that's what I said.
[B] [Gb] I want it so it will [E] not break.
A [Eb] hot dog [B] for my roll.
I want it young, [F] I don't [E] want little.
I sure [A] will.
[Em] Meat is skate, [B]
[Bb] [Dbm] full of [E] mustard.
I [F]
[Ab] [Db] [Gb]
[Abm] [E]
[Bb] [B] [Ab]
[Db] [Db] [Ebm]
[Eb] called it interpretive dancing because the audience used to interpret it one way
[E] and the Catholic Church interpreted [Eb] it another.
Now it builds to a [Dm] charisma.
[Bb] [D] Now [Am] picture this.
[F] The [Bb] hot dog man comes [Fm] on.
[Am] And when I say hot dog, I don't mean [F] cocktail franks.
[Bb] Now [B] here's a dog [C] that's short [F] and lean.
[Bb] That [B] ain't the kind [C] of [F] dog I'm in.
[Bb] Now [A] here's a dog [G] that's short and fat.
[C] You better show [Em] me something [Cm] better [F] than that.
[Bb] Well here's [B] my roll.
[C] Where's [F] your dog?
[D] Ah, [Fm] that [D] roll you got would [Gm] hold half a hog.
[C] Hey, tell me can you feel [F] it?
Why yes [D] I can.
[G] I'm known as [C] the champion [F] hot dog man.
Now [Bb] here's a hot dog for your roll.
You [Cm] want it hot, you don't want it [F] cold.
I haven't eaten in [G] a while.
[Bb] My [G] dog will lay [F] you in [Dm] the aisle.
[Ebm] She [Abm] wants a hot [Gb] dog [B] for her roll.
She wants it young, she don't [E] want it old.
Don't [A] worry, it won't hurt [B] her.
[Bb] It's just a friend's [Dbm]
[E] burger.
Still [Bb] waiting in line.
[B] It is [Ab] kosher, that's why.
She wants a [E] hot dog [Db] for her roll.
[F] If you meet me later, I'll explain the double entendres.
That's French.
I think it means intercourse.
[Db]
She wants a [F] hot dog.
Give me [Gm] a hot dog for [B] her roll.
[E] [Bb] [B]
Key:
B
Bb
F
E
Gb
B
Bb
F
It started _ with a big intro.
_ _ [E] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] _ _ [Gb] _ _ [B] _
Watch [G] this.
Is [Am] there someone here [Bbm] who'll give a [Gb] girl a hand?
[B] I'm looking [Am] for the guy [Db] who runs the hot [Gb] lunch stand.
[B] _ [Bb] He's usually here [Ab] around half past [F] three.
And I'm a hungry girl, you [B] see.
They say [Am] I'm fickle, [Bbm] that's a [Eb] fact.
But if [Fm] I like the [Eb] service, _
[Ab] _ _ _ [Db] tell me how much is it [E] I'm willing [Eb] to pay.
[Abm]
So listen [Db] to the words [Gb] I say. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Abm] I want a hot [Eb] dog for my [Abm] roll.
_ [Bm] I want it [Gb] hot, I don't [Ab] want it [Ebm] cold.
_ [Gb] _
Give me a [Ebm] big one, [Gb] that's what I said.
[B] _ [Gb] I want it so it will [E] not break.
A [Eb] hot dog [B] for my roll.
I want it young, [F] I don't [E] want little.
_ _ _ I sure [A] will.
[Em] Meat is skate, [B] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Dbm] _ full of [E] mustard.
I [F] _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Gb] _ _
[Abm] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] _ _ [Db] _ [Ebm] _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ called it interpretive dancing because the audience used to interpret it one way
[E] and the Catholic Church interpreted [Eb] it another.
_ Now it builds to a [Dm] charisma. _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [D] Now [Am] picture this.
[F] The [Bb] hot dog man comes [Fm] on.
[Am] And when I say hot dog, I don't mean [F] cocktail franks.
[Bb] Now [B] here's a dog [C] that's short [F] and lean.
[Bb] That [B] ain't the kind [C] of [F] dog I'm in.
[Bb] Now [A] here's a dog [G] that's short and fat.
[C] You better show [Em] me something [Cm] better [F] than that.
[Bb] Well here's [B] my roll.
[C] Where's [F] your dog?
[D] Ah, [Fm] that [D] roll you got would [Gm] hold half a hog.
[C] Hey, tell me can you feel [F] it?
Why yes [D] I can.
[G] I'm known as [C] the champion [F] hot dog man.
Now [Bb] here's a hot dog for your roll.
You [Cm] want it hot, you don't want it [F] cold.
_ I haven't eaten in [G] a while.
[Bb] My [G] dog will lay [F] you in [Dm] the aisle.
[Ebm] _ _ She [Abm] wants a hot [Gb] dog [B] for her roll.
She wants it young, she don't [E] want it old. _ _
Don't [A] worry, it won't hurt [B] her.
[Bb] It's just a friend's [Dbm] _ _
_ [E] burger.
Still [Bb] waiting in line.
[B] It is [Ab] kosher, that's why.
She wants a [E] hot dog [Db] for her roll.
[F] If you meet me later, I'll explain the double entendres.
That's French.
I think it means intercourse.
[Db]
She wants a [F] hot dog.
Give me [Gm] a hot dog for [B] her roll. _
[E] _ _ [Bb] _ [B] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] _ _ [Gb] _ _ [B] _
Watch [G] this.
Is [Am] there someone here [Bbm] who'll give a [Gb] girl a hand?
[B] I'm looking [Am] for the guy [Db] who runs the hot [Gb] lunch stand.
[B] _ [Bb] He's usually here [Ab] around half past [F] three.
And I'm a hungry girl, you [B] see.
They say [Am] I'm fickle, [Bbm] that's a [Eb] fact.
But if [Fm] I like the [Eb] service, _
[Ab] _ _ _ [Db] tell me how much is it [E] I'm willing [Eb] to pay.
[Abm]
So listen [Db] to the words [Gb] I say. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Abm] I want a hot [Eb] dog for my [Abm] roll.
_ [Bm] I want it [Gb] hot, I don't [Ab] want it [Ebm] cold.
_ [Gb] _
Give me a [Ebm] big one, [Gb] that's what I said.
[B] _ [Gb] I want it so it will [E] not break.
A [Eb] hot dog [B] for my roll.
I want it young, [F] I don't [E] want little.
_ _ _ I sure [A] will.
[Em] Meat is skate, [B] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [Dbm] _ full of [E] mustard.
I [F] _ _ _ _
[Ab] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Gb] _ _
[Abm] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] _ _ [Db] _ [Ebm] _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ called it interpretive dancing because the audience used to interpret it one way
[E] and the Catholic Church interpreted [Eb] it another.
_ Now it builds to a [Dm] charisma. _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ [D] Now [Am] picture this.
[F] The [Bb] hot dog man comes [Fm] on.
[Am] And when I say hot dog, I don't mean [F] cocktail franks.
[Bb] Now [B] here's a dog [C] that's short [F] and lean.
[Bb] That [B] ain't the kind [C] of [F] dog I'm in.
[Bb] Now [A] here's a dog [G] that's short and fat.
[C] You better show [Em] me something [Cm] better [F] than that.
[Bb] Well here's [B] my roll.
[C] Where's [F] your dog?
[D] Ah, [Fm] that [D] roll you got would [Gm] hold half a hog.
[C] Hey, tell me can you feel [F] it?
Why yes [D] I can.
[G] I'm known as [C] the champion [F] hot dog man.
Now [Bb] here's a hot dog for your roll.
You [Cm] want it hot, you don't want it [F] cold.
_ I haven't eaten in [G] a while.
[Bb] My [G] dog will lay [F] you in [Dm] the aisle.
[Ebm] _ _ She [Abm] wants a hot [Gb] dog [B] for her roll.
She wants it young, she don't [E] want it old. _ _
Don't [A] worry, it won't hurt [B] her.
[Bb] It's just a friend's [Dbm] _ _
_ [E] burger.
Still [Bb] waiting in line.
[B] It is [Ab] kosher, that's why.
She wants a [E] hot dog [Db] for her roll.
[F] If you meet me later, I'll explain the double entendres.
That's French.
I think it means intercourse.
[Db]
She wants a [F] hot dog.
Give me [Gm] a hot dog for [B] her roll. _
[E] _ _ [Bb] _ [B] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _