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Egg Marketing Board Tango

Benny Hill
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 
 
 
 This song can be found on the CD "The World of Benny Hill - Benny Hill
 Sings?" which includes 25 of his comedy classics. It also appeared on
 an old vinyl recording, "The Golden Hour of Benny Hill."
 It's the Egg  Marketing Board Tango,
 In other  words, the dance of love.
 You go  down to the pally and you're eager  for a dance,
 You see a lovely stranger and your eyes  meet quite by chance.
 She's warm  and she's desirable with lips  meant to be kissed,
 So you stand  eight feet apart and do the twist. Oh  Lor'!
 But in the tango  you get the chance to hold  her oh so near,
 As you gaze  into her lovely eyes of blue.
 And while you're dancing  you whisper sweet nothings  in her ear,
 And she says,  "Sweet nothing doing," back to you.
 You give  her a nibble, you give  her cheek a peck,
 You've got her in a grip of steel, you're breathing  down her neck.
 And then  she says those magic words that thrill  you through and
  through,
 "You've been 7eating  pickled onions, haven't you? Oh,  poo!"
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Once I met  a girl called Kitty, she was pretty  as can be,
 She lived up in the city and she asked  me 'round to tea.
 But pretty,  witty Kitty, she tried  to pull my leg,
 So I hit  her, what a pity, with a soft  boiled egg.
 Then the wireless  played a tango and I held  her in my arms,
 As we swayed  and we glided 'round the room.
 And when her dad  came in we carried on, alas  I didn't know,
 He was deaf  and he couldn't hear the tune.
 He punched  me in the ear-o, he hit  me with a vase,
 He chased down the garden and he kicked  me on the grass.
 And now  I swear I'm finished, as true  as stars above,
 With the ango,  the dance of love.
 
 This is one in a series of Benny Hill songs I've learned by ear. Most of
 these songs have only three chords which makes it easy figure them out. I
 might have missed some chords or put the wrong ones down, but the basic
 structure is there at any rate. I welcome any comments, corrections or
 suggestions for improvement.

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Readable chord sheet for Egg Marketing Board Tango by Benny Hill

[G]
 [D]
 [A7]

This song can be found on the CD "The World of Benny Hill - Benny Hill
Sings?" which includes 25 of his comedy classics.  It also appeared on
an old vinyl recording, "The Golden Hour of Benny Hill."

It's the [G]Egg Marketing Board [D]Tango,
In [A7]other words, the dance of [D]love.  [A7]  [D]

You [D]go down to the pally and you're [A7]eager for a dance,
You see a lovely stranger and your [D]eyes meet quite by chance.
She's [G]warm and she's desirable with [D]lips meant to be kissed,
So you [A7]stand eight feet apart and do the [D]twist.  [n/c]Oh Lor'!

But in the [G]tango you get the chance to [D]hold her oh so near,
As you [G]gaze into her lovely eyes of [D]blue.
And while you're [A7]dancing you whisper sweet [D]nothings in her ear,
And she [G]says, "Sweet nothing doing," back to [A7]you.

You [D]give her a nibble, you [A7]give her cheek a peck,
You've got her in a grip of steel, you're [D]breathing down her neck.
And [G]then she says those magic words that [D]thrill you through and
   through,
"You've been [A]7eating pickled onions, haven't [D]you?  [n/c]Oh, poo!"

 [G]
 [D]
 [A7]
 [D]
 [A7]
 [D]

Once I [D]met a girl called Kitty, she was [A7]pretty as can be,
She lived up in the city and she [D]asked me 'round to tea.
But [G]pretty, witty Kitty, she [D]tried to pull my leg,
So I [A7]hit her, what a pity, with a [D]soft boiled egg.

Then the [G]wireless played a tango and I [D]held her in my arms,
As we [G]swayed and we glided 'round the [D]room.
And when her [A7]dad came in we carried on, a[D]las I didn't know,
He was [G]deaf and he couldn't hear the [A7]tune.

He [D]punched me in the ear-o, he [A7]hit me with a vase,
He chased down the garden and he [D]kicked me on the grass.
And [G]now I swear I'm finished, as [D]true as stars above,
With the [A7]ango, the dance of [D]love.

 [A7]   [D]

This is one in a series of Benny Hill songs I've learned by ear.  Most of
these songs have only three chords which makes it easy figure them out.  I
might have missed some chords or put the wrong ones down, but the basic
structure is there at any rate.  I welcome any comments, corrections or
suggestions for improvement.

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