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Intro: Am7 C9 C C/B Am7 E7 Em7 A7 D D9 D Am7 It's quarter to three D D9 D Dsus Am Am7 There's no one in the place except D D9 D Am7 You and me D D9 D Am7 So, set 'em up, Joe D D9 D Dsus Am Am7 I got a little story D D9 D Am7 D D7M D7 You oughta know G F7 G F7 We're drinkin', my friend Em7 D A7 G/B B7 To the end of a brief episode G G/F# Em7 Make it one for my baby G G/F# G/B A7 D And one more for the road G Dm6 I got the routine G Dm6 Am7 G Dm6 G Dm6 So drop another nickel in the machine G Dm6 I feel kind a bad G Am7 Dm6 G Dm6 G G7M G7 G6 Wish you'd make the music pretty and sad C C9 C Could tell you a lot C9 Am7 G Am7 Edim E7 But it's not in the gentleman's code A7 Em7 A7 C So, make it one for my baby Em7 Edim Am7 G And one more for the road Bridge Am7 C9 Am7 You'd never know it but buddy D9 I'm a kind of poet G G7M G7 And I got a lot of things to say Am7 C9 And when I'm gloomy C C/B Am7 E7 Em7 A7 You gotta listen to me till it's all talked away G Dm6 G Well that's how it goes, and Joe Dm6 Am7 G Dm6 G Dm6 I know you're gettin' pretty anxious to close D Dm6 So, thanks for the cheer G Dm6 Am7 G Dm6 G G7M G7 I hope you didn't mind my bendin' your ear C C9 Am7 G/B This torch that I found must be Am7 G Am7 Edim E7 Drowned or it soon might explode A7 Em7 A7 C So, make it one for my baby Em7 Edim Am7 E7 F7 E7 And one more for the road A7 Edim Am7 G#7 G Am7 A7 D9 Am7 G That long, long road
Written by Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen
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