America – Frosty The Snowman (Guitar)

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As recorded by America (From the 2002 Album HOLIDAY HARMONY) [Intro] G7sus4 G7 C [Verse 1]
C
Frosty the snowman

      F           C
Was a jolly happy soul

       F
With a corn-cob pipe

      C
And a button nose

        D         G      C   G
And two eyes made out of coal
[Verse 2]
C
Frosty the snowman

     F               C
Is a fairy tale they say

       F
He was made of snow

        C
But the children know

Am     Dm7     G        C
How he came to life one day
[Chorus]
      F                   Em7
There must have been some magic

        Dm7      G7       C
In that old silk hat they found

    G                          Em
For when they placed it on his head

     Am7    D      G
He began to dance around
[Verse 3]
C
Frosty the snowman

     F                C
Was alive as he could be

        F
And the children say

         C         Am
He could laugh and play

         Dm7     G       C
Just the same as you and me
[Interlude] C Db [Verse 4]
Db
Frosty the snowman

         Gb               Db
Knew the sun was hot that day

      Gb
So he said, "Let's run

          Db
And we'll have some fun

      Ebm    Ab    Db
Now before I melt away"
[Verse 5]
Db
Down to the village

       Bbm               Db
With a broomstick in his hand

        Gb
Running here and there

     Db
All around the square

Bbm      Ebm      Ab     Db
Saying, "Catch me if you can"
[Bridge]
   Gb                Fm
He led them down the streets of town

      Ebm7   Ab7     Db
Right to the traffic cop

   Ab                   Fm
He only paused a moment when

   Eb                 Ab
He heard them holler, stop
[Verse 6]
Db
Frosty the snowman

       Gb           Db
Had to hurry on his way

       Gb
But he waved goodbye

         Db        Bbm
Saying, "Don't you cry

        Ebm7  Ab        Db
I'll be back again some day"

Db
(Frosty)
[Outro]
        Gb
Yes, he waved goodbye

         Db        Bbm
Saying, "Don't you cry

        Ebm7  Ab        Db Gb  Db
I'll be back again some day"