Oh By Jingo!Oh By Gee-Lew Brown, Albert Von Tilzer (Acoustic) A novelty song from the 1919 Broadway play ?Linger Longer Lettie?. Not sure, but original might be in G. I think these chords are easier for a novice player. You can play around with the transpose button on the left, or capo, but it sounds best to me starting in a sharp chord in any case. In 2/4 timing. Capo I

^Em In the land of ^Am San Domingo ^Em Lived a girl called ^Am Oh! By Jingo ^Em Ta da ^Am da da da ^C7 da da da ^Em Umpa, umpa, umpa, umpa ^Em From the fields and ^Am from the marshes ^Em Came the young and ^Am old by goshes, ^Em Ta da ^Am da da da ^C7 da da da ^Em Umpa, umpa, umpa, umpa

^D7They all spoke with a ^Gdiff'rent lingo ^D7But they all loved ^GOh! By Jingo ^BAnd ev'ry ^Em7night They ^A7sang in the pale moon l^D7ight...

^GOh! By Gee, By Gosh, By Gum, By Jove ^Em6Oh! By Jingo, won't you hear our ^A7love?

^D7We will build for you a hut ^GYou will be our fav'rite nut ^A7We'll have a lot of little Oh! By Gollies ^D7Then we'll put them in the Follies

^GBy Jingo said, By Gosh, By Gee, ^CBy Jiminy, please don't bother ^B7me ^EmSo they all went away singing ^EmOh! By Gee, By Gosh, By Gum, By Jove, By Jingo ^GBy Gee, you're the ^D7only girl for ^Gme!

Additional Lyrics: 2nd part of original Oh By Jingo had a lover He was always under cover Ta da da da da da da da Umpa, umpa, umpa, umpa Ev'ry night she used to meet him Oh how nice she used to treat him Ta da da da da da da da Umpa, umpa, umpa, umpa

^D7They eloped but they ^Gboth were collared And the gang stood there and hollered ^BDon't raise a ^Em7fuss You've ^A7got to take one of ^D7us...(into Oh By Gee...)

Version from Jeeves & Wooster is same but with a couple of rhyming phrases changed: We will build for you a hut You will be our fav'rite nut We'll have a lot of little Oh By Jingoes Pink and white just like flamingoes and: We will build for you a hut You will be our fav'rite nut We'll have a lot of little Oh By jones-es Dress them up in clogs and clothes-es Billy Murray had another chorus which you can find on line, but I don't remember it offhand. Have fun with it!

Broadway - Oh by jingo oh by gee acoustic