Biography:
Old Man Luedecke (Chris Luedecke) is a singer and banjo player living near Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Old Man Luedecke left the big old city of Toronto, met a girl in the Yukon, fell in love, bought a banjo and fell in love again. After a couple of years of love and banjo and the makings of a brilliant performing career in sunny Halifax, he returned to the Yukon with his sweethearts. There he woodshedded. He wrote a ton of songs over the next year and a half.
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Well she come dancing up the middle
G D
Like the cat’s in the fiddle by the light of the moon
Just when I’d given up hope
G
I could barely cope
D
She didn’t come too soon
A
I thought, “Hey diddle diddle,
Now isn’t this a riddle
D G
It’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
G D
All I want is to be a little part of the things that I love
G D A
All I want is to make a little start at the things that I love
D A D
Seems there’s lots of things that I can love
D
Well Zoe says, “Beggin’ your pardon”
G D
Been in her victory garden in the month of June
G D
She finds lawnsion dreams of suburban farming coming up soon
A
She’s the spirit of the age
Breaker of the cage
D G
She’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
Chorus
D
Well, Chuck he’s a pretty weird duck
G D
He likes to stay at home and build model trains
But when he gets to Barney’s river
G D
He gets a thrill he can’t explain
A
Has a thrill ridin’ through the hills
D G
Followin’ the river and the train tracks
A D G
Like he’s in a model set the feeling gets he’s a proof of love
D A D
Call this world his own
Chorus
D
And Olin when gets himself rollin’
G D
He’s jaded but he’s faded on a hot afternoon
He can be a bit grim
G D
But there’s records for him that’ll make him swoon
A
When he’s home all alone with the headphones on
D G
He’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
Chorus + Seems there’s lots of things that I can love
Well she come dancing up the middle
G D
Like the cat’s in the fiddle by the light of the moon
Just when I’d given up hope
G
I could barely cope
D
She didn’t come too soon
A
I thought, “Hey diddle diddle,
Now isn’t this a riddle
D G
It’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
G D
All I want is to be a little part of the things that I love
G D A
All I want is to make a little start at the things that I love
D A D
Seems there’s lots of things that I can love
D
Well Zoe says, “Beggin’ your pardon”
G D
Been in her victory garden in the month of June
G D
She finds lawnsion dreams of suburban farming coming up soon
A
She’s the spirit of the age
Breaker of the cage
D G
She’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
Chorus
D
Well, Chuck he’s a pretty weird duck
G D
He likes to stay at home and build model trains
But when he gets to Barney’s river
G D
He gets a thrill he can’t explain
A
Has a thrill ridin’ through the hills
D G
Followin’ the river and the train tracks
A D G
Like he’s in a model set the feeling gets he’s a proof of love
D A D
Call this world his own
Chorus
D
And Olin when gets himself rollin’
G D
He’s jaded but he’s faded on a hot afternoon
He can be a bit grim
G D
But there’s records for him that’ll make him swoon
A
When he’s home all alone with the headphones on
D G
He’s a proof of love
A
When the cake’s hit the griddle
We’ll dance a little jiggle
D G
By the stars above
D A D
Call this world our own
Chorus + Seems there’s lots of things that I can love
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