Minnie And Santa
Cyndi LauperVersion1TuningE2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4 (low to high)
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I worked with a woman named Minnie
One Christmas Eve long ago
When I asked what you doing this evening?
Minnie took on a seasonal glow
She said shed be waiting for Santa
Shed be wearing a bright red bow
Minnie and Santa
Minnie and Santa
What theyre up to only
Heaven knows she wrote on a card
Dont take it so hard were headed for the north pole
Now Minnie could not be persuaded
That Santa just did not exist
She swore if she put up some mistletoe
Santad come give her a kiss
And there where shed hung up her stockings
All in their silky, soft, sheen
Shed be laying in wait on a bear skin rug
Where the cookies and milk could be seen
Now minnie was older and wiser
Like a dear old auntie to me
But the night that she ran off with santa
Was a real epiphany
Next xmas I passed by the bakery
Staring out from on top of a cake
Was jolly old santa with a big silly grin
And a gal in silk stockings and lace
Oh, minnie and santa...
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Readable chord sheet for Minnie And Santa by Cyndi Lauper
Tuning: E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4 (low to high)
[C]I worked with a [G]woman named Mi[C]nnie [C]One Christmas [F]Eve long a[G]go When I [C]asked what you [Gm]doing this ev[C]ening? Minnie[F] took on a s[G]easonal g[C]low She s[C]aid shed be [G]waiting for S[C]anta Shed [F]be wearing a b[G]right red [C]bow [C]Minnie and Santa [F]Minnie and Santa [C]What theyre up to only [D]Heaven [G]knows she [C]wrote on a card Dont[F] take it so hard were [C]headed for[F] the north [C]pole [C]Now Minnie could [G]not be persua[C]ded [C]That Santa just [F]did not ex[G]ist She s[C]wore if she put up[Gm] some mistle[C]toe Santa[F]d come give [G]her a k[C]iss And [C]there where sh[G]ed hung up h[C]er stockings All in t[F]heir silky, s[G]oft, sh[C]een [D]Shed be l[G]aying in [C]wait on a bear skin rug Wher[F]e the cookies and [C]milk [F]could be s[C]een Now minnie was older and wiser Like a dear old auntie to me But the night that she ran off with santa Was a real epiphany Next xmas I passed by the bakery Staring out from on top of a cake Was jolly old santa with a big silly grin And a gal in silk stockings and lace Oh, minnie and santa...