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Cartoons Ukulele

(ver. 1)
Chris Rice
Chris Rice
"Cartoons"

Capo 7

Chords Chart

  C   F Csus [also known as F2(no3rd)]
|-0-||-1-||--1--|
|-1-||-1-||--1--|
|-0-||-2-||--0--|
|-2-||-3-||--3--|
|-3-||-3-||--3--|
|-x-||-1-||--x--|

Intro:
C--F

Chorus
         C              
Yeah, I was thinking the other day,
 Csus
"What if cartoons got saved?
   C                                    Csus
They'd start singing praise
                                   C  F
In a whole new way..."

Verse 1
  C                         F
Fred and Wilma Flintstone
                              C          F
Sing: "Yabba-dabba-lujah"
    C                        F
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy:
                        C         F 
"Scooby-dooby-du-jah"
                C                           F
And the Jetson's dog named Astro:
              C           F
"Ruh-ruh-ru-jah"

Chorus

Verse 2 (same chords)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:
"Cowabunga-lujah dude"
Then there's, "Kermit the Frog here, singing:
"Hi-ho-lalujah"
And that little bald guy, Elmer Fudd:
"How-way-wu-jah"

Chorus

Verse 3
             C                              F
Oh that big old and his friend Rocky:
                           C  F
"Bullwinkle-lujah" 
                  C                   F
And there's all those little blue guys
                          C      F   Dm?  C   Csus  C       F
And they'd sing: "Ha-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-lalujah"
                         C                    F
And how 'bout Beavis and that other guy 
(silent)        
Nah.

Intro

Chorus 2 (same chords)

Now, there's a point to this looney-tune.

And I'm not a animaniac

But there's a lot of praising to do.

And cartoons weren't made for that it's our job.

It's our job.

So let's sing hallelujah. 
            
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