Biography:
Dan Zanes was born in Exeter, New Hampshire in 1961. He was a member of the Del Fuegos from the beginning to the end of the eighties. In 1994, he released a solo CD, “Cool Down Time,” shortly after which he moved to Brooklyn, N.Y. with his wife and daughter, where he then released Rocket Ship Beach (2000), launching his own record label, Festival Five Records. The CD was an immediate hit with families around America, as well as with the New York Times Magazine
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Capo on 2
G B7
Grab your coat, get your hat
C D7
Leave your worries on the doorstep
Em A7
Just direct your feet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G
To the sunny side of the street
G B7
Don't you hear the pitter pat
C D7
And that happy tune is your step
Em A7
Life can be so sweet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G (2)
On the sunny side of the street
G (2)
I used to walk in the shade
C (2)
With my blues on parade
A7 (2)
I'm not afraid
D (hold) D7 (hold)
This rover crossed over
G B7
If I never had a cent
C D7
I'd be as rich as Rockefeller
Em A7
Gold dust at my feet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G
On the sunny side of the street
G B7
Grab your coat, get your hat
C D7
Leave your worries on the doorstep
Em A7
Just direct your feet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G
To the sunny side of the street
G B7
Don't you hear the pitter pat
C D7
And that happy tune is your step
Em A7
Life can be so sweet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G (2)
On the sunny side of the street
G (2)
I used to walk in the shade
C (2)
With my blues on parade
A7 (2)
I'm not afraid
D (hold) D7 (hold)
This rover crossed over
G B7
If I never had a cent
C D7
I'd be as rich as Rockefeller
Em A7
Gold dust at my feet
Am7 (½) D7 (½) G
On the sunny side of the street
Dana Gaier
Dana Glover
Dana Internation (...)
Dana Lyons
Dana Rachel