A Little Bit of Music…not a three part invention

Three Part Invention

A Little Bit of Music

                      C-     /Bb                     /Ab  /G

You think it’s /all so fine a little bit of music

                       C-     /Bb                     /Ab  /G

You think it’s /so divine a little bit of /sunshine

                C-       /Bb                        /Ab              /G

So carry /on uh-huh and sing that /sweet sweet song

                     C-                            C-

A little bit of /music, a little bit of /sunshine.

  C-                                        F

/Mama and the girls are upstairs/   /

   C-                                     F

/Jamming on some minor blues/   /

  G                                   Ab                       G                  C-

/Turning up the volume /drowning out the noise in the /walls

Can you /hear it?/

D-b5  G7    C- or Eb

/Doo Doo Da/   / So up jumps Marvellous Mama

D-b5  G7    C-

/Doo Doo Da/   / Just having had a brandy or two

D-b5  G7   Eb

/Doo Doo Da/   /  Playing the blues harp and slapping her hips

D- 5   G7   C-

/Doo Doo Da/   /  Singing her own special song.

Don’t think it’s all so fine that little bit of music

Don’t say it’s so divine that little bit of sunshine

Don’t carry on and on about that sweet sweet song

That little bit of music that little bit of sunshine.

Mama tells the girls to listen

Go home and bake 50 loaves of bread

And when they’re done come back and throw them against the wall

Can you hear it?

That noise

That noise

Such a noise

Please stop the noise

Solo

You think it’s all so fine a little bit of music

You think it’s so divine a little bit of sunshine

So carry on uh-huh and sing that sweet sweet song

A little bit of music, a little bit of sunshine.

A little bit of music, a little bit of sunshine.

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3 thoughts on “A Little Bit of Music…not a three part invention

  1. Jen this is remarkable! I love the combo of visual and audio … the melody, lyrics (hmmm, very interesting with throwing the loaves of bread, uh-huh … so timely). I’d love to try the chords on the piano; haven’t hardly been playing but this is so inspiring. Congratulations~~~~

    • Hi Cathyrn….thanks for commenting. Actually….I’d like that if you did try playing the thing. With the chords written out…sort of…and the audio there to help you, it would work. I’ve not been playing much either these days to be honest…

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