Louis Armstrong - A Foggy Day/in London Town

^GI was a stranger in the ^Am7city; ^Gmaj7Out of t^G7own were the p^Am7eople I k^D9new.

^GI had that feeling of self-^F#7pity -- What to ^Bmdo? What to ^Bmi7do? What to^Bm7/5-, ^E7 do?

The o^Am7utlook was de -^Cdimi cid - ed - ly ^G9blue; ^G6But as I ^Bmwalked through the ^Am6foggy s^Am7treets al^E9one,

^Fdimi It tu^Bmrned out to^Fdimi be the l^Am7uckiest d^D7ay I've kn^Gown.^Ami7, ^G Melody:

^D7A fo^Gggy ^Fm6day ^Am7 in London^D9 town ^{Cdimi G}Had ^Gmaj7 me ^Gmi7low ^Gm6, ^A7/6had ^A7me d ^D9own.

^Gmaj7 I vi ^Em6ewed the m ^G9orning ^Cmaj7with ^Cm6alarm; The ^Gmaj7British mu - ^E9se - um had ^A6/9lost its c^D9harm.

^D7How l^Gong, I ^Fm6wondered, could ^Am7this thing l^D9ast? ^CdimiBut the a^Gge of ^Gmi7mir - a - ^Gm6cles ^A7/6hadn't ^D9passed,

For ^Dmi7sud - den - ^G7ly I ^C9saw you t^A9/5-here -- ^EmAnd ^Am7/5-through fo^Gggy Lo^C6ndon to^Gmaj7wn

The ^C6sun was s^Emi7hin - i^A9ng ^Am7ev' - ^D7ry - wh^Ger^-e.^Gmaj7, ^-, ^D7, ^-, ^G7, ^C7, ^D7