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Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive

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You've got to aEc-cen - E6tuate the E7positiveA, elim - inate the nF#m7egative
ELatch on to E6the E7af-firmative, F#m7don't mess with B7Mr. In Be-tweeEn
EYou've got to E6spread joy up to the E7maximum, Abring gloom down to the minimum
EHave faiE6th or pande-mE7onium lF#m7iable to B7walk upon the Escene
E6To illus-Etrate my last re-mark, JE7onah in the whAale, noah in the ark
AWhat did they Edo, just when everything looked so C#7dark, man they said, we better
Eac-cen - E6tuate the pE7ositive, eAlim-inate the negF#m7ative an'
ELatch on to E6the E7af-firmative, F#m7don't mess with B7Mr. In Be-tweeEn, no, 
C#7Don't mess with F#m7Mr. In Be-tween, (etc)
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Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive

by Bing Crosby

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F#m7

C#7

E E6 E7 A F#m7

You've got to ac-cen - tuate the positive, elim - inate the negative

E E6 E7 F#m7 B7 E

Latch on to the af-firmative, don't mess with Mr. In Be-tween

E E6 E7 A

You've got to spread joy up to the maximum, bring gloom down to the minimum

E E6 E7 F#m7 B7 E

Have faith or pande-monium liable to walk upon the scene

E6 E E7 A

To illus-trate my last re-mark, Jonah in the whale, noah in the ark

A E C#7

What did they do, just when everything looked so dark, man they said, we better

E E6 E7 A F#m7

ac-cen - tuate the positive, elim-inate the negative an'

E E6 E7 F#m7 B7 E

Latch on to the af-firmative, don't mess with Mr. In Be-tween, no,

C#7 F#m7

Don't mess with Mr. In Be-tween, (etc)

You can loop the ending multiple times or repeat the entire song to make it a little longer.

About Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive Chords by Bing Crosby

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