The Banana Bunch chords by Television Music

Chords with lyrics

From alt.guitar.tab Thu Apr 29 17:35:03 1993

Well, thanks everyone who replied to my request for the "Banana Splits",
here's what i came up with in the end. If you don't like it let me know what
you don't like about it and i'll try to fix it.  Good luck! It's a good
little tune that everyone sorta knows but can't remember the words.


ABOUT THE SONG: each verse is a semi-tone higher than the last so when
changing verses slide into it to enhance the sound of raising the pitch.
Example, when changing between the chorus and second verse make sure you
slide the FF to F#.


INtroduction Chorus:
   E MajorE         A augmentedA        E MajorE
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
   E MajorE               B7B7 E MajorE
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
          (x2)

Verse 1:
   FF
   One ..
   Bb majorBb                            FF
   Four ...
   FF
   Over ..
   Bb majorBb                         FF
   Coming ..


CHORUS:
   FF         Bb majorBb       FF
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
   FF               C majorC  FF
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
         (x2)


Verse 2:
   F#F#
   Four ..
   BB                          F#F#
   All ..
   F#F#
   Flipping ..
   BB               F#F#
   Fleagle..

CHORUS:
   F#F#        BB        F#F#
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
   F#F#              C#C# F#F#            (use a c shape chord here on the next
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la             frets up because the change is quick.)
          (x2)


BRIDGE:
   G+G                   A augmentedA      G+G
   Freakin' ..(the chords in the bridge i play
   BB                    C majorC    BB         as bar chords. E.g g-3rd fret,
   Freakin' ..a-5th fret, B-7th fret, c-8th fret
   D MajorD               E MajorE      D MajorD            etc.)
   Lots of ..


CHORUS:
   G+G         C majorC        G+G
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
   G+G               D MajorD  G+G
   Tra-la-la la-la-la-la
          (x2)


  End the song any way you want  (Even with an oh-o Jungo.)

Well good luck guys. It's a groovy piece.

-Rolfey.