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UP A LAZY RIVER

Artist: arr by Wocky Steele for the Rabble for instruction only. Composer: Hoagy CarmichaelCopyright: 1930GoChords.com

G Clef
Four-Four Time
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A7
A9
Amaj7
A7
A7
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Begin Repeat

UP A LAZY RIVER BY THE OLD MILL RUN,

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custom chord
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THAT LAZY HAZY RIVER IN THE NOON - DAY SUN

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G7
Gdim
Gdim
G7
G7
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LINGER IN THE SHADE OF A KIND OAK TREE

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C
Dm7
F9
E9
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THROW AWAY YOUR TROUBLES, DREAM A DREAM WITH ME.

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A7
A7
A9
Amaj7
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A7
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UP A LAZY RIVER WHERE THE RO BIN'S SONG

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A WAKES A BRIGHT NEW MORNIN', WE CAN LOAF A LONG,

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F
Cdim
C
E7
A7
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BLUE SKIES UP A BOVE, EVERY ONE'S IN LOVE

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G
custom chord
B7
A#7
A7
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2 beats
2nd Ending
Ending Close
1 beat
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UP A LAZY RI.......VER, HOW HAPPY YOU COULD BE,

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G7
C
Fm
C
custom chord
Fermata
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Fermata
custom chord
Ending

UP A LAZY RI.....VER WITH ME ..................................................................................

Hoagland Howard "Hoagy" Carmichael (1899 - 1981) is often referred to as the greatest writer of Jazz songs of the first 1/2 of the 20th Century. Who would argue, given he wrote "Stardust" !

You will get some practice with chromatic runs using barred dominant 7ths and 9ths (minor 6ths) here.

Note: Every ninth is also a minor sixth. Can you figure this out ?

Tip: Bar 3rd fret to make Cm7, now move the 7th (Bb) to the 6th (A) on 4th string - get it? It's Cm6 now.....

Once you work out any formula for a chord change of name you have got all 12 because chord relationships are always constant and the formulae work both ways.....ws

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