Rootie Tootie
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A E
E
Met my future wife today, and her name is Passy May
A E
Rootie Tootie, Rootie Tootie, Rootie Tootie, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Sunday gal.
E
Feelin' dandy, doin' swell, my gal is the village bell
A E
Hotsy totsy, Rootie Tootie, super dupper, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Monday gal.
E A E B7 E
E
You should see the people stare, when we walk around the square
A E
Bouncy bouncy, Rootie Tootie, Upsy daisy, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Tuesday gal.
E
I'm not jelous no sir-e, just as long as she's with me
A E
Wicky wacky, Rootie Tootie, humpty dumpty, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Wednesday gal.
E A E B7 E
E
She's got pretty eyes of blue, and she thinks I'm pretty too
A E
Toutsy woutsy, Rootie Tootie, hunky doory, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Thursday gal.
E A E B7 E
E
Gonna make that lady mine, when she signs that dotted line
A E
Hinky dinky, Rootie Tootie, Yipsy doodle, Rootie Tootie
B7 E
Rootie Tootie she's my Friday gal.
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How to play Rootie Tootie
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.