{t:On the Sunny Side of the Street}
{st:Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh, 1930}

[D7↓]... Grab your [G] coat and get your [B7] hat, 
leave your [C] worry on the [D7] door step, 
[G] Just direct your [E7] feet, 
to the [Am7] sunny [D7] side of the [G] street. [D7] 


Can't you [G] hear the pitter [B7] pat? 
And that [C] happy tune is [D7] your step 
[G] Life can be so [E7] sweet 
on the [Am7] sunny [D7] side of the [G] street


I used to [G7] walk in the shade. 
With those [C] blues on parade.  
But [A7] I'm not afraid. 
This [D7↓↓]  rover [Z↓↓]  crossed [D7↓↓] over.

 
If I [G] never have a [B7] cent, 
I'll be [C] rich as Rocke-[D7] feller.
[G] Gold dust at my [E7] feet, 
on the [Am7] sunny [D7] side of the [G]street.

 
I used to [G7] walk in the shade. 
With those [C] blues on parade. 
But [A7] I'm not afraid. 
This [D7↓↓] rover [Z↓↓] crossed [D7↓↓] over. 

 
If I [G] never have a [B7] cent, 
I'll be [C] rich as Rocke- [D7] feller.
[G] Going to set my [E7] feet, 
on the [Am7] sunny [D7] side of the [E7] street
...on the [Am7] sunny [D7] side of the [G↓↓] street [C↓↓] [G↓] [C↓] [G↓] 


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#Follow along with Ukester Brown. Ignore the intro verse.
#Last Updated 4/2/18 JJ
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