Doris Day – A Guy Is A Guy (Ukulele)

-Written by Oscar Brand -1952 C G 1. I walked down the street like a good girl should, G7 C he followed me down the street like I knew he would. G Because a guy is a guy wherever he may be, G C G C so listen and I'll tell you what this fella did to me. C G 2. I walked to my house like a good girl should, G7 C he followed me to my house like I knew he would. G Because a guy is a guy wherever he may be, G C G C so listen while I tell you what this fella did to me.

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    I never saw the boy before, so nothin' could be sillier,

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   at closer range his face was strange, but his manner was familiar.

C G 3. So I walked up the stairs like a good girl should, G7 C he followed me up the stairs like I knew he would. G because a guy is a guy wherever he may be, G C G C so listen and I'll tell you what this fella did to me. C G 4. I stepped to my door like a good girl should, G7 C he stopped at my door like I knew he would. G Because a guy is a guy wherever he may be, G C G C so listen while I tell you what this fella did to me.

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    He asked me for a good-night kiss, I said, "It's still good day."

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    I would have told him more except his lips got in the way.

C G 5. So I talked to my Ma like a good girl should, G7 C and Ma talked to Pa like I knew she would. G And they all agreed on a married life for me, G G C G C the guy is my guy wherever he may be. (wedding march played in the background) C G 6. So I walked down the aisle like a good girl should, G7 C he followed me down the aisle like I knew he would. G Because a guy is a guy wherever he may be, G C G C and now you've heard the story of what someone did to me. (end wedding march played) C G C And that's what he did to me.