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Marion Harris (April 4 1896 — April 23, 1944) was an American popular singer, most successful in the 1920's. She was the first widely known white singer to sing jazz and blues songs.
Born Mary Ellen Harrison, probably in Indiana, she first played vaudeville and movie theaters in Chicago around 1914. Dancer Vernon Castle introduced her to the theater community in New York where she debuted in a 1915 Irving Berlin revue, Stop! Look! Listen!
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A jazz classic recorded in 1924. Many versions of this song just use the chorus.
The passing chord Abm6/F in the verse is technically called Fm7b5.
The chord could also be played as F7b5- it was difficult to decide on this old record.
EADGBe
Cm7b5 x3434x
C#dim x42020
Abm6/F xx3444
Fdim7 xx3434
Gdim7 xx2323
[Introduction]
D G D Cm7b5 B B7 E7 A A6 D
D D6 D D6 Bb7 A7 X2
[Refrain]
D Fdim7 A7 D Em7 D Em7 D
When soon this morning, I come rapping at your door
A7 Fdim7 A D Em7 D Em7 D
You kept me waiting like you never did before
A/C# D Ebdim7 A7/E
That's a sure sign brown skin
Fdim7 A7 D A7 D A/E D7/F#
I'll never rap no more, no more
[Verse 1]
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do?
A7/C# D7 G G/D C#dim D7
How come you do me like you do?
G C G Abm6/F E7
Why do you try to make me feel so blue?
A7/C# D
I ain't done nothing to you
G Gdim7 G7
You might be the meanest man in town
C Eb7 D7 G
But I'm just mean enough to turn your damper down
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do?
A7 D7 G D7 G
How come you do me like you do?
[Bridge]
G B7
Don't I let you do just what I want you to?
Em7 B7
Don't I let you cheer me up when I feel blue?
C G C G
And when it comes to huntin' jobs, I never shirk
A7 D7 Edim7 D
I can always find a job but you won't go to work
G B7
Don't I always try to let you have my way?
Em7 B7
And still you treat me mean, meaner every day
C G C G
You better treat me right or let me be
A7 D D7 G D7 G
'Cause I can be just doin' what ya do with me
[Instrumental]
G C G Abm6/F E7
A7/C# D7 G G/D C#dim D7
G C G Abm6/F E7
A7 D
G C D7 Ebdim7 D7
G C G Abm6/F E7
E7 Edim7 Ebdim7 Edim7 E7 A7 D7
[Verse 2]
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do,
A7/C# D G G/D C#dim D7
do do like you do
G c G Abm6/F E7
Why do you try to make me feel so blue, boo hoo
A7/C# D
I ain't done nothin' to you
G Gdim7 G7
I lay your head on a rail -road line
C Eb7 D7 G
and let the train come along and pacify your mind
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do,
A7 D7 G D7
do do do like you do do
[Outro]
G Gdim7 G7
I'll get a shovel be - fore I'm done
G7 C Eb7 D7 G
If you haven't got a hole I'm gonna dig you one
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do, do, do,
A7 D7 G
do do do like you do do
A jazz classic recorded in 1924. Many versions of this song just use the chorus.
The passing chord Abm6/F in the verse is technically called Fm7b5.
The chord could also be played as F7b5- it was difficult to decide on this old record.
EADGBe
Cm7b5 x3434x
C#dim x42020
Abm6/F xx3444
Fdim7 xx3434
Gdim7 xx2323
[Introduction]
D G D Cm7b5 B B7 E7 A A6 D
D D6 D D6 Bb7 A7 X2
[Refrain]
D Fdim7 A7 D Em7 D Em7 D
When soon this morning, I come rapping at your door
A7 Fdim7 A D Em7 D Em7 D
You kept me waiting like you never did before
A/C# D Ebdim7 A7/E
That's a sure sign brown skin
Fdim7 A7 D A7 D A/E D7/F#
I'll never rap no more, no more
[Verse 1]
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do?
A7/C# D7 G G/D C#dim D7
How come you do me like you do?
G C G Abm6/F E7
Why do you try to make me feel so blue?
A7/C# D
I ain't done nothing to you
G Gdim7 G7
You might be the meanest man in town
C Eb7 D7 G
But I'm just mean enough to turn your damper down
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do?
A7 D7 G D7 G
How come you do me like you do?
[Bridge]
G B7
Don't I let you do just what I want you to?
Em7 B7
Don't I let you cheer me up when I feel blue?
C G C G
And when it comes to huntin' jobs, I never shirk
A7 D7 Edim7 D
I can always find a job but you won't go to work
G B7
Don't I always try to let you have my way?
Em7 B7
And still you treat me mean, meaner every day
C G C G
You better treat me right or let me be
A7 D D7 G D7 G
'Cause I can be just doin' what ya do with me
[Instrumental]
G C G Abm6/F E7
A7/C# D7 G G/D C#dim D7
G C G Abm6/F E7
A7 D
G C D7 Ebdim7 D7
G C G Abm6/F E7
E7 Edim7 Ebdim7 Edim7 E7 A7 D7
[Verse 2]
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do,
A7/C# D G G/D C#dim D7
do do like you do
G c G Abm6/F E7
Why do you try to make me feel so blue, boo hoo
A7/C# D
I ain't done nothin' to you
G Gdim7 G7
I lay your head on a rail -road line
C Eb7 D7 G
and let the train come along and pacify your mind
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do do do,
A7 D7 G D7
do do do like you do do
[Outro]
G Gdim7 G7
I'll get a shovel be - fore I'm done
G7 C Eb7 D7 G
If you haven't got a hole I'm gonna dig you one
G C G Abm6/F E7
How come you do me like you do, do, do,
A7 D7 G
do do do like you do do
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