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This is a song Paul sang at the very beginning of a short jam session with Donovan 
Leitch. The session occured in January of 1969 while a sound engineer readied the 
studio for a Mary Hopkin recording session. (If youd like to hear the entire jam 
session, just search "Paul McCartney and Donovan" on YouTube, and you can find the 
track spread over two videos/parts there. 
The chords in parentheses () are optional. Thanks :)
DHow to suck a lollypopper,
Sitting on a woodypecker,
Dancing in the double-decker shoe,
            A(  Asus4   A)
I dont know,
So, how do you dDo?
I dGont know how you dDo it,
        G         A   D(  A)
Lordy, knows I try,
But eGvery time I try to dDo it,
                          E    A(  Asus4   A   Asus2   A)
My whole darn tongue gets tied.
DHow to suck a lollypopper,
Sitting on a woodypecker,
Dancing in the double-decker shoe,
          A(  Asus4   A)
I dont know,
             D(  Dsus2   D)
How do you do?
(Repeat wherever, whenever. :) )

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How Do You Do

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Asus4

Asus2

Dsus2

This is a song Paul sang at the very beginning of a short jam session with Donovan

Leitch. The session occured in January of 1969 while a sound engineer readied the

studio for a Mary Hopkin recording session. (If youd like to hear the entire jam

session, just search "Paul McCartney and Donovan" on YouTube, and you can find the

track spread over two videos/parts there.

The chords in parentheses () are optional. Thanks :)

How to suck a lollypopper,

Sitting on a woodypecker,

Dancing in the double-decker shoe,

A Asus4 A

( )

I dont know,

So, how do you do?

G D

I dont know how you do it,

G A D A

( )

Lordy, knows I try,

G D

But every time I try to do it,

E A Asus4 A Asus2 A

( )

My whole darn tongue gets tied.

How to suck a lollypopper,

Sitting on a woodypecker,

Dancing in the double-decker shoe,

A Asus4 A

( )

I dont know,

D Dsus2 D

( )

How do you do?

(Repeat wherever, whenever. :) )

About How Do You Do Chords by Paul McCartney

Learn how to play How Do You Do by Paul McCartney with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “How Do You Do chords”, “How Do You Do guitar chords”, or “Paul McCartney How Do You Do chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy How Do You Do chords and for experienced players who want accurate How Do You Do lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, A, Asus4, G, E, Asus2.

FAQ — How Do You Do by Paul McCartney

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Can I transpose "How Do You Do" to a different key?

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Is "How Do You Do" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "How Do You Do" by Paul McCartney with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Paul McCartney below.

What key is "How Do You Do" in?

The chords for "How Do You Do" show the original chord names (including D, A, Asus4, G, E, Asus2). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.