Ok Blue Jays - Misc Traditional

Ok Blue Jays

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D
You've got a diamond
G
You've got nine men
D G A
You've got a hat, and a bat, and that's not all
D G
You got the bleachers, got 'em from spring 'til fall
D G A
You got a dog, and a drink, and an umpire's call
 
A C
What do you want?
Em G Am
Let's play ball
 
D
Is that a fly ball,
G
Or is it a seagull?
D G A
Coming in, from the lake, just to catch the game
D G
It's the last inning, our guys are winning
D G A
Dave's put down a smoker, a strike and you got no doubt
 
A C
What do you want?
Em G Am
Let's play ball
 
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!
 
D
Bring on the Rangers
G
Bring on the Royals
D G A
Bring on the Astros, the Cubbies, and the Mets too
D
We'll beat the Cardinals
G
We'll beat the Dodger’s
D G A
We'll beat the As so bad it'll make Billy Blue
 
A C
What do you want?
Em G Am
Let's play ball
 
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!
 
Em A7 Em
It's a beautiful evening, fans
D A
At the ballpark, when the game starts
Em A7 Em
Warm summer breezes, sun's going down
D A
It's all dark at the ballpark
G D
That's OK, it's a night game
 
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!
D G
OK, OK Blue Jays, Blue Jays!
FH5 FH3 D
Let's, Let's Play, Play Ball!

How to play Ok Blue Jays

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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