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LUCKY STARS - Dean Freidman
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A wonderfully cheesy 1978 hit for the Deanmeister.
Sung as a duet with Denise Marsa.
The couple are having an argument and then make up. I think it's a great song.
DF = Dean singing
DM - Denise singing
Db Bb Ab Bb
DF: What are you crazy? How in the hell can you say what you just said?
Bmaj Db Eb
DM: I was talking to myself, shut the door and come to bed
Ab Ab Bb Bmaj Db Eb
DF: By the way I forgot to say, your endearing mother called today
Ab Ab
DM: Did you see Lisa? DF: Yes I saw Lisa
Ab Ab
DM: Is that why you're angry? DF: I wasn't angry
Ab Ab
DM: Maybe a little? DF: Not even maybe
Ab Ab
DM: Must be the weather DF: Now don't be a baby
Gb Eb F Bb
DM: Well how am I supposed to feel, with all the things you don't reveal
Eb Ab
DM: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as smart as we'd like to think we are
BREAK: Db Bb F Db Bb Eb F Gb
Db Bb
DM: Would you like to talk about it?
Ab Bb B Db Eb
DF: There's not much to say we had lunch this afternoon, her lifes disarry
Ab Ab Bb B Eb
DF: She still goes around as if, she's always stumbling off a cliff
Ab Ab
DM: Do you still want her? DF: What are you saying?
Ab Ab
DM: Do you still want her? DF: Baby stop playing
Ab
DM: Really I mean it. Can you forget her?
Ab
DF: Baby now stop it you should know better
Gb Ab F Bb
DF: I know this is hard to do but there's no one for me but you
Eb Ab
DF: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as smart as we'd like to think we are
SECOND BREAK (over sax solo) Gb Ab F Bb Eb Ab
Db Bb Ab Bb
DF: Baby I'm sorry I was wrong I have no alibi
Bmaj Db Eb
DF: I was acting like a fool and I apologise
Ab Bb Bmaj Eb
DM: Listen hun I know you're dumb but that's OK you don't have to look so glum
Ab Ab
DF: Do you still love me? DM: Yes I still love you
Ab Ab
DF: You're not just being nice? DM: No not just being nice
Ab Ab
DF: Do you feel sleepy? DM: Oh you're so sincere yes I feel sleepy
Ab Gb Ab F Bb
DF: Well slide over here cos I might not be all that bright but I know how to hold you tight
Eb Ab
DF: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Eb Ab
DM: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Eb Ab
DF and DM: And we can thank our lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Db Bb F Db Bb Gb Db
LUCKY STARS - Dean Freidman
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A wonderfully cheesy 1978 hit for the Deanmeister.
Sung as a duet with Denise Marsa.
The couple are having an argument and then make up. I think it's a great song.
DF = Dean singing
DM - Denise singing
Db Bb Ab Bb
DF: What are you crazy? How in the hell can you say what you just said?
Bmaj Db Eb
DM: I was talking to myself, shut the door and come to bed
Ab Ab Bb Bmaj Db Eb
DF: By the way I forgot to say, your endearing mother called today
Ab Ab
DM: Did you see Lisa? DF: Yes I saw Lisa
Ab Ab
DM: Is that why you're angry? DF: I wasn't angry
Ab Ab
DM: Maybe a little? DF: Not even maybe
Ab Ab
DM: Must be the weather DF: Now don't be a baby
Gb Eb F Bb
DM: Well how am I supposed to feel, with all the things you don't reveal
Eb Ab
DM: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as smart as we'd like to think we are
BREAK: Db Bb F Db Bb Eb F Gb
Db Bb
DM: Would you like to talk about it?
Ab Bb B Db Eb
DF: There's not much to say we had lunch this afternoon, her lifes disarry
Ab Ab Bb B Eb
DF: She still goes around as if, she's always stumbling off a cliff
Ab Ab
DM: Do you still want her? DF: What are you saying?
Ab Ab
DM: Do you still want her? DF: Baby stop playing
Ab
DM: Really I mean it. Can you forget her?
Ab
DF: Baby now stop it you should know better
Gb Ab F Bb
DF: I know this is hard to do but there's no one for me but you
Eb Ab
DF: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as smart as we'd like to think we are
SECOND BREAK (over sax solo) Gb Ab F Bb Eb Ab
Db Bb Ab Bb
DF: Baby I'm sorry I was wrong I have no alibi
Bmaj Db Eb
DF: I was acting like a fool and I apologise
Ab Bb Bmaj Eb
DM: Listen hun I know you're dumb but that's OK you don't have to look so glum
Ab Ab
DF: Do you still love me? DM: Yes I still love you
Ab Ab
DF: You're not just being nice? DM: No not just being nice
Ab Ab
DF: Do you feel sleepy? DM: Oh you're so sincere yes I feel sleepy
Ab Gb Ab F Bb
DF: Well slide over here cos I might not be all that bright but I know how to hold you tight
Eb Ab
DF: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Eb Ab
DM: And you can thank your lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Eb Ab
DF and DM: And we can thank our lucky stars that we're not as bright as we'd like to think we are
Db Bb F Db Bb Gb Db
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