Would You Like To Take A Walk Cifras

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Would_You_Like_to_Take_a_Walk%3F
Written in 1930 for the musical "Sweet and Low"
Recorded in 1931 by both annette hanshaw and rudy vallee
Rudy starts in Eb, goes D C Bb A 2x to modulate to D; does the song in D;
then modulates back up to Eb for solos and a bridg/vers after.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX3cXG_Ss5c
Annette does it in F#, and adds 2 additional vers at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-kPI6QFh_Q
This is Annette's arrangement in Rudy's key, where I can sing it. No modulations.
Note the bass walkdown on the 2nd line of the vers I added. I like how it sounds.
 
G/B:   x20033
Gm/Bb: x10033
D/A:   x00232
D/F#:  200232 (I normally play the bass F# with my thumb).
 
[Intro]
 
G/B Gm/Bb D/A B7 Em Gm D A7
 
  D       C         Bb      A   D
I saw you strolling by your solitary
     A7          D
Am I nosy? Very, very
    D       C     Bb    A     D
I'd like to bet a juicy huckleberry
            E7         A7
What you're after is a pal
      G6      D        A7   D
We're both in luck for introductions
Em           A7  Aaug
Are not necessar-y
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A            D
M m m,    would you like to take a walk?
G/B Gm/Bb        D/A        G     D/F#
M m m,    do you think it's gonna rain?
G/B Gm/Bb     D/A          B7
M m m,    how about a sasparilla?
Em               Gm
Gee, the moon is yeller
D              A7        D
Sump'n good'll come from that
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb          D/A              D
Mmm,      have you heard the latest song?
G/B Gm/Bb        D/A  G      D/F#
Mmm,      it's a very pretty strain
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A           B7
Mmm,      don't you feel a little thrilly?
Em                Gm
Gee, it's getting chilly
D              A7        D
Sump'n good'll come from that
 
[Bridge]
 
            Am7       D7         G
When you're strolling though the wherezis
           Am7   D7         G
You need a whozis to lean upon
    G#m7     C#7     B
But when you have no whozis
           F#7            B   B7
To hug and whatzis, gosh, darn
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A           D
Mmm,      would you like to take a walk?
G/B Gm/Bb        D/A        G     D/F#
Mmm,      do you think it's gonna rain?
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A          B7
Mmm,      ain't you tired of the talkies?
Em           Gm
I prefer the walkies
D              A7        D
Sump'n good'll come from that
 
(solo over vers doing call/response with scat singing)
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb        D/A           D
          dit da dit da dit da do
G/B Gm/Bb       D/A   G     D
          da da da da da da dum
G/B Gm/Bb D/A B7 Em Gm
 
D                A7     D
Somethin’s gonna happen soon
 
[Verse]
 
   G/B     Gm/Bb     D/A  D
Ba dum dum dum
   G/B     Gm/Bb     D/A  G  D
Ba dum dum dum
   G/B     Gm/Bb     D/A  B7  Em  Gm
Ba dum bum bum
D            A7     D
Isn’t this a pretty tune?
 
(instrumental over bridg + vers)
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A                D
M m m,     have you heard the darndest thing?
G/B Gm/Bb          D/A     G    D/F#
M m m,     you can hear it everywhere
G/B Gm/Bb           D/A            B7
M m m,     when you see the little roses
Em               Gm
Turning up their noses
D              A7        D
Sump'n good'll come from that
 
[Verse]
 
G/B Gm/Bb          D/A         D
M m m,    when you see a butterfly
G/B Gm/Bb         D/A  G     D/F#
M m m,    nodding to a buttercup
G/B Gm/Bb          D/A           B7
M m m,    when you hear a little cricket
Em            Gm
Chirping in a thicket
D              A7        D
Sump'n good'll come from that
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