Biography:
Joanie Sommers (born February 24, 1941) is an American singer. Once billed as "The Voice of the Sixties," Sommers is a versatile vocal stylist—able to shift between sultry and starry-eyed at a moment's notice—as is evident in her diverse body of work, ranging from vocal jazz and swing, to teen pop and northern soul. Predominantly an interpreter of jazz and pop standards, she worked with some of the top arrangers and musicians of the day. Though also well-remembered for her Pepsi commercial jingles
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Little Girl Blue:Joanie Sommers.
Recorded in 1962.
(My apologies if I screwed this up.)
INTRO: C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
#1.
C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
Sit there....and count your fingers.
C A7 F F6
What can you do?...old girl, you're through.
C Am7 F Em Dm Am7 G7
Just sit there.....and count your lit..tle fingers..
F G7 C
unhappy little girl blue.
#2.
C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
Sit there.....and count the raindrops..
C A7 F F6
falling on you...it's time you knew.
C Am7 F Em Dm Am7 G7
All you can count on is the raindrops
F G6 Cm7 G Fm Fdim C
that fall on lit..tle girl blue.
#3.
C G Dm7 G7 G D7 G7 Fdim F C
No use, old girl..you may as well sur..ren..der.
G C Am7 E
Your hope is getting slender.
Bm7 E Em7 Fdim Bm7 E
Why won't somebody send a ten..der..
Eb Gm G# Bb7 Fdim Eb
little Blue boy to cheer up..little girl blue?
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Recorded in 1962.
(My apologies if I screwed this up.)
INTRO: C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
#1.
C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
Sit there....and count your fingers.
C A7 F F6
What can you do?...old girl, you're through.
C Am7 F Em Dm Am7 G7
Just sit there.....and count your lit..tle fingers..
F G7 C
unhappy little girl blue.
#2.
C Am7 Dm7 G7 C
Sit there.....and count the raindrops..
C A7 F F6
falling on you...it's time you knew.
C Am7 F Em Dm Am7 G7
All you can count on is the raindrops
F G6 Cm7 G Fm Fdim C
that fall on lit..tle girl blue.
#3.
C G Dm7 G7 G D7 G7 Fdim F C
No use, old girl..you may as well sur..ren..der.
G C Am7 E
Your hope is getting slender.
Bm7 E Em7 Fdim Bm7 E
Why won't somebody send a ten..der..
Eb Gm G# Bb7 Fdim Eb
little Blue boy to cheer up..little girl blue?
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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