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Hollywood Is Dying

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[Intro]
Am   G   F  C   Am  G   F   G   C
[Verse]
CDid you Gever see a Ammovie
FWhere Erroll CFlynn played Robin DHoodG  
CWhere Gary GCooper played a Amhero
DAnd where Jane Mansfield was all Gnude.
[Verse]
CDid you Gever see a Ammovie
FWhere Shirley CTemple played a DchildG  
CWhere Rock GHudson played a Amlover
DAnd where James Dean got really Gwild.
[Chorus]
AmGood old HolIywood is Fdying
CGood old HolIywood is Amcrying
FGood old GHolIywood is dCead
[Verse]
CDid you Gever see a Ammovie
FWhere Gene CKelly danced so DbrightG  
CWhere Judy GGarland sang a Amlovesong
DWhere Humphrey Bogard lost a Gfight.
[Chorus]
AmGood old HolIywood is Cdying
CGood old HolIywood is Amcrying
FGood old GHolIywood is Cdead
[Outro]
AmGood old HolIywood is Fdying
CGood old HolIywood is Amcrying
FGood old GHolIywood is Cdead

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Hollywood Is Dying

by Waterloo & Robinson

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

Am G F C Am G F G C

[Verse]

C G Am

Did you ever see a movie

F C D G

Where Erroll Flynn played Robin Hood

C G Am

Where Gary Cooper played a hero

D G

And where Jane Mansfield was all nude.

[Verse]

C G Am

Did you ever see a movie

F C D G

Where Shirley Temple played a child

C G Am

Where Rock Hudson played a lover

D G

And where James Dean got really wild.

[Chorus]

Am F

Good old HolIywood is dying

C Am

Good old HolIywood is crying

F G C

Good old HolIywood is dead

[Verse]

C G Am

Did you ever see a movie

F C D G

Where Gene Kelly danced so bright

C G Am

Where Judy Garland sang a lovesong

D G

Where Humphrey Bogard lost a fight.

[Chorus]

Am C

Good old HolIywood is dying

C Am

Good old HolIywood is crying

F G C

Good old HolIywood is dead

[Outro]

Am F

Good old HolIywood is dying

C Am

Good old HolIywood is crying

F G C

Good old HolIywood is dead

About Hollywood Is Dying Chords by Waterloo & Robinson

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