OK, I had *sworn* that I wasn't going to submit this weeper to Andrew's Ace Archives even as a joke (should I wait for April Fool's Day or Halloween?) - but no sooner had I acquired a copy on the COLLECTOR'S ESSENTIALS: THE '60S comp than it was mentioned in Rev. Billy C. Wirtz's 'Backside' column ('During the early Sixties Dickie Lee was the king of the splatter platter') in the 3/97 issue of _Musician_ magazine. (Fer chrissakes, the lyrics are even *quoted in full* in Brunvand's _The Mexican Pet_!) This kozmic konfluence of events convinced me of the error of my ways: "Laurie (Strange Things Happen)" (Milton C. Addington) Intro: (RMI or Baldwin electric harpsichord; band enters 3rd bar)
F Bb F / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Verse 1: F [2,3: F/C] Bm7-5 Bb/C C Last .. F Am Bb Bb/C C So .. F F7 Bb Bbm Last.. F/C Dm Gm7 Bb/C C Strange .. Verse 2: As I.. I ... Then .. F/C Dm Gm7 C F F7 And.. Bridge: Bb F I .. Bb F F7 Then .. Bb F Dm I .. G7 Bb/C C I .. Verse 3: You're.. How .. My .. F/C Dm Gm Am D7 She .. [key change to G] Verse 4: G C#m7-5 C/D D A .. G Bm C C/D D I .. G G7 C Cm/Eb And .. G/D C G G7 Lying . Coda: C D C [N.C.] G Strange .. -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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