George Formby - With my little ukulele in my hand

N^Cow everybody's g^G7ot a crazy notion of their ^Cown S^Fome like to mix up w^Cith a crowd, some l^D7ike to be a^G7lone It's ^Fno one else's business as f^Car as I can see But e^D7very time that I go out the people stare at ^G7me With my li^Cttle ukulele in my hand Of co^Furse the people do not unde^Crstand Some ^G7say "Why don't you be a scamp?, Why d^Con't you read a book?" But ^D7I get lots more pleasure when I'm playing with me ^G7uke! Of co^Curse I take no no^E7tice you can t^Amell ^C7 For ^Fmother's sound advice will always s^G7tand She said "My ^Cboy do as I s^E7ay and y^A7ou'll never go a^Dmstray ^G7If you k^Ceep that uk^G7ulele in your h^Cand, ^E7yes, ^A7son, K^D7eep your uk^G7ulele in your h^Cand!"

W^Chile walking on the p^G7rom one night as peaceful as can ^Cbe When s^Fome young girl said "^CWhat about a w^D7alk down by the ^G7sea?" She s^Faid her name was Min and she'd j^Cust come for the day She l^D7ooked so young and harmless that I couldn't turn a^G7way So with my l^Cittle ukulele in my hand ^FMe and Min we walked along the s^Cand We w^G7alked along for miles without a s^Cingle care or frown But w^D7hen we reached the sand dunes she said "Come on let's sit d^G7own." I f^Celt so shy and b^E7ashful sitting t^Amhere ^C7 'Cause the ^Fthings she said I didn't unders^G7tand She said "Your l^Cove just makes my d^E7izzy, come ^A7on big boy get b^Dmusy..." ^G7But I k^Cept my uk^G7ulele in my h^Cand, ^E7yes, ^A7sir, I k^D7ept my uk^G7ulele in my h^Cand!

M^Cade up my mind that ^G7I'd get wed some eighteen months ^Cago I a^Flso bought a b^Cook about the t^D7hings a boy should k^G7now But j^Fust about a week ago I ^Chad an awful fright I ^D7had to get dressed quickly in the middle of the n^G7ight And with my l^Cittle ukulele in my hand I went ru^Fnning down the street to Doctor B^Crand It d^G7idn't take him long to ^Cget his bag of tools I h^D7eld his hat and coat and let him have me book of r^G7ules O^Cut the bedroom d^E7oor he looked and s^Ammiled ^C7 He said "C^Fome on in and see your wife and c^G7hild.' My h^Ceart it filled with ^E7joy, I could ^A7see it was a ^Dmboy ^G7For he ^Chad a uk^G7ulele in his h^Cand, ^E7oh, ^A7baby, He ^D7had a uk^G7ulele He ^D7had a uk^G7ulele He ^D7had a uk^G7ulele in his h^Cand! ^{G7 C}