Nothing Much To Do - An Ode

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TITLE: An Ode
ORIGINAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCWepZB6QsM
FROM: Nothing Much to Do (web series)
MUSIC AND LYRICS: Reuben Hudson
TRANSCRIPTION: Andrew Marsden
The song is a piano song, but I'm sure you can play it well enough on an instrument of your choice.
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INTRO
D A
VERSE 1
D
It seems it’s about time
A
That these words were spoken
D
With all these people
A
Saying that they’re hoping
D
For this all round great guy
To have someone by his side
A
Well that picture would look alright
D A
Cause he’s Pedro, he's anybody’s type
BRIDGE 2
F#m A
From what you’ve told me
D E
.
He seems like he could be
A E
The one for you
F#m A D E
I don’t think I’m the only one who feels this way
A E
About the both of you
CHORUS
D
Would he look good next to you?
A
Would his hand fit in yours?
I bet it would
D
Better than any other guys ever could
C#m
This is an ode to Pedro
PIANO SOLO
D A D A
VERSE 2
D A
I reckon he’ll find someone
D A
And I’ve got no idea who it’ll be
E
Out of everyone
BRIDGE 2
F#m A
Known him this long
D E
Never seen him do no wrong
A E
There’s one thing I’ve found
F#m A
We all seem to find
D E
That there’s just not enough Pedro
A E
To go around
CHORUS
D
Would he look good next to you?
A
Would his hand fit in yours?
I bet it would
D
Better than any other guys ever could
C#m
This is an ode to Pedro
OUTRO
DAD
C#m.

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TITLE: An Ode
ORIGINAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCWepZB6QsM
FROM: Nothing Much to Do (web series)
MUSIC AND LYRICS: Reuben Hudson
TRANSCRIPTION: Andrew Marsden
The song is a piano song, but I'm sure you can play it well enough on an instrument of your choice.
==============
INTRO
   D  A
VERSE 1
  To have someone by his side 
BRIDGE 2
CHORUS
  I bet it would 
PIANO SOLO
  D A D A
VERSE 2
BRIDGE 2
CHORUS
  I bet it would 
OUTRO
  D A D C#m.

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