Charlie Bernstein
Poster Extraordinaire
Don't need any help with this, just thought I'd share. Haven't done much writing lately, so it was nice to bang this one out:
“Don’t Knock It Till You Try It”
copyright Leon Fullerton
verses: G C / G D / G C / G D G - /
chorus: C G / D G / C G / D G /
Open G Piedmont rag, optimistically:
I met a funny feller walking down the street,
he had shoes on his hands and gloves on his feet,
skivvies on his head and a hat on his knee.
I said, “’Scuse me, sport, can’t believe what I see.”
So I ducked into a bar to get my head straightened out.
A talking dog spotted me, and he commenced to shout.
I said, “Simmer down, Rover, you’ve had too much to drink.”
He said, “Seein’ as you’re buyin’, I’ll tell you what I think.”
So I ran down to the diner to settle my nerves,
ordered up the special that cute waitress serves.
I said, “I ain’t never ever been in love before.”
She said, “I’ve had my eye on you since you walked in the door.”
“Don’t Knock It Till You Try It”
copyright Leon Fullerton
verses: G C / G D / G C / G D G - /
chorus: C G / D G / C G / D G /
Open G Piedmont rag, optimistically:
I met a funny feller walking down the street,
he had shoes on his hands and gloves on his feet,
skivvies on his head and a hat on his knee.
I said, “’Scuse me, sport, can’t believe what I see.”
He said, “Don’t knock it till you try it,
you just might like it fine.
Don’t knock it till you try it,
ain’t nothing worse than getting left behind.”
you just might like it fine.
Don’t knock it till you try it,
ain’t nothing worse than getting left behind.”
So I ducked into a bar to get my head straightened out.
A talking dog spotted me, and he commenced to shout.
I said, “Simmer down, Rover, you’ve had too much to drink.”
He said, “Seein’ as you’re buyin’, I’ll tell you what I think.”
He said, “Don’t knock it till you try it. . . .”
So I ran down to the diner to settle my nerves,
ordered up the special that cute waitress serves.
I said, “I ain’t never ever been in love before.”
She said, “I’ve had my eye on you since you walked in the door.”
She said, “Don’t knock it till you try it. . . .”
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