Sweet Lorraine

Rebecca Kilgore

ukulele intermediate

by ARICAL

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Sweet Lorraine

Written by Mitchell Parish and Cliff Burwell

Key: D

Sweet Lorraine Key AA

Sweet Lorraine Key A#A#

Sweet Lorraine Key BB

Sweet Lorraine Key CC(one step down)

Sweet Lorraine Key C#C#(half step down)

Sweet Lorraine Key DD(original key)

Sweet Lorraine Key D#D#(half step up)

Sweet Lorraine Key EE(one step up)

Sweet Lorraine Key FF

Sweet Lorraine Key F#F#

Sweet Lorraine Key GG

Sweet Lorraine Key G#G#

	  		
Intro: D7M Bm7 Em7 A7 F#m7 B7/9- Em7/9 A7/13 

D     G   Dm6   E7   A7        D9         Em    C7  B7 
I've just found joy;    I'm as happy as a baby boy  
     Bm5-/7             E7        A7    D7 
With another brand new choo-choo toy 
         Am7      D7       Bm7    E7   Am7    D7 
When I'm with my sweet Lorraine 
   G   Dm6 E7   A7          D9              Em      C7  B7 
A pair of eyes     that are bluer than the summer skies 
        Bm5-/7              E7        A7 D7 
When you see them you will realize 
     Am7      D7       G      G/A  G/B 
Why I love my sweet Lorraine 

Bridge:
C                 E7       Am      C7 
When it's raining I don't miss the sun 
F              E7         Am    C7 
For it's in my sweetie's smile 
F                  E7       Am7   D7 
Just to think that I'm the lucky one 
F                  E7      A5-/7 
Who will lead her down the aisle 
D7    G   Dm6 E7   A7        D9              Em      C7  B7 
Each night I pray     that nobody steals her heart away 
           Bm5-/7           E7     A7    D7 
Just can't wait until that happy day 
       Am7    D7       G    Am7   G  D9   G 
When I marry sweet Lorraine.

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