Old Dans Records Cifras
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Old Dan's Records - Gordon Lightfoot
Intro: G C G G C G
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Get out old Dan's records, get out old Dan's records!
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We will dance the whole night long, it's fun to play the old tyme songs.
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If old Dan could see us now, I know he's be so proud.
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Bring out old Dan's records, bring out old Dan's records!
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I remember my Aunt Bea, she'd dance with Dan till two or three,
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if old Dan could see her now I know he'd shout out loud!
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Dig out old Dan's records, dig out old Dan's records.
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We're all here, we've all got dates, we'll dance all night to the 78's.
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If old Dan could see us now, I know he'd be so proud.
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If old Dan was with us still, I know he'd come around!
G C G C G C G
Get out old Dan's records, dig out old Dan's records.
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Back to nineteen thirty five, the Foxtrot, Jitterbug, and Jive,
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if old Dan could see us now, I know he'd be so proud.
G C G C G C G
Get out old Dan's records, bring out old Dan's records.
C G D G
High above the fireplace, there's a smile on old Dan's face.
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If old Dan could see us now, I know he'd be so proud.
C G D G C G
If old Dan were with us still, I know he'd come around!
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Old Dans Records – Gordon Lightfoot
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link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8weeAbz_4Y
well done
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Thank you so much! Well done.
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Nice work, though to get Gord's sound you have to capo on three and play in E with shapes like he used on "Sundown" and other songs: E5 (022400), A6/E (002420) and Bsus4/E (024400); he barres the second fret with his first finger so the chords can be played with minimal movement. The B chord seems to close to what he goes to between lines than the A, but there's so much E in all the chords it sounds good whether you play the B there, the A, or just keep on the E5.
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