Where's Wally
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Submitted by Beth
Hey dudes. This versions pretty basic, and the chords run out after a while.
This is due to the fact that I copied it off Tripod's copy, rather than
listening to the CD. Yes, I stole the Song-in-an-hour. But I *did* try to
give it back. Yay. anyway, here it is. Oh, if the didn't perform what they
wrote down, then this'll be wrong!
Where's Wally
Cm F
S & G Sometimes I feel like nobody notices me
Lost in a crowd and shouting out loud come find me
G# G7
I don't wanna come across bitter and dramatic
G# G7
But every crowd I get lost in seems so thematic
Eflat BFlat
It's always engineers or elephants or rodeos or space-themed idgets
A flat G
I woulda thoughta I woulda stood out int a crowd of lesbian midgets
C Dm G
Y It's always where (where where) where's wally
C Dm G
I just can't bear (where where) where's wally
Am
But it's not fair
Cos I'm right there and you just stare
One time in my life I'd like to hear
There's Wally
Cm F
G Everybody says my look is quite distinctive
Cm F
Picking me out in a crowd should be instinctive
A flat G
My frustration it is never ending
A flat G
Wearing all this red and white and still I blend in
E flat
Who would ever have imagined
S That I'd be dressed the same as everyone at a beauty pageant
G Bloody models
S Wearing beanies
G And scarves
Chorus
G Who's that guy?!?
S That's Wally!!
G Wow, he's the bomb! I wanna dance with that guy!
S Um, he only knows one dance
G What is that dance?!?
S The cha cha!!
G Huh?
S Ahh You thought I was going to say the hokey-pokey!
Y That topic is now officially covered!!!!
G Sometimes I dream of a place where I can fly to
Y I'm sick and tired of everyone dressing like I do
G What's the point of us being Wally when everyone out-wally's us. Maybe I
shoule get some new clothes, bulk up, get a tan, lose the glasses, neaten up
the bikini line by means of electrolysis
And they'll say:
There (there there) There's Wally!
He's got no hair (but there's) Wally.
Bup bup bup (repeat)
How to play Where's Wally
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Cm. 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.