(F9)I’ve an a (Bb7aug)gree ab le (Ebmaj7)ba (Eb6)by (F9)likes ev ery (Bb7aug)thing that I (Ebmaj7)do,

(Ab)dan ces most ev ery night, (Eb)mov ies are her de light, (Cm)I sort a go for them (Gm)too,

but when (C)mov ies and dan ces (Faug)are (Bb)done,

(C7)that’s when I have real (Bb11)fun.

(Eb)Gee, it’s (Eb6)great af ter (Ebmaj7)be in’ out late,

(Ebmaj7)walk in’ my (Eb6)ba by back (F9)home,

(Bb7)arm in arm, ov er (Fm7)mea dow and farm,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

(Eb)We go (Eb6)’long har mon (Ebmaj7)iz in’ a song,

(Ebmaj7)or I’m re (Eb6)cit ing a (F9)poem,

(Bb7)owls go by, and they (Fm7)give me the eye,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

We (Gm)stop for a while, she (C7)give me a smile, and (Eb)snug gles her head to my (D7sus4)chest,

we (Gm)start in to pet, and (C7)that’s when I get

her pow der all (Bb7)ov er my vest.

(Eb)Af ter I kind a (Ebmaj7)straight en my tie,

(Ebmaj7)she has to bor row my (F9)comb,

(Bb7)one kiss, (Bb13)then I con (Fm7)tin ue a gain,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

(Eb)Gee, it’s (Eb6)great af ter (Ebmaj7)be in’ out late,

(Ebmaj7)walk in’ my (Eb6)ba by back (F9)home,

(Bb7)she’s so sweet that I’ve (Fm7)worn out my feet,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

(Eb)Some girls (Eb6)fuss if you (Ebmaj7)don’t take a bus,

(Ebmaj7)she does ’nt (Eb6)care if we (F9)roam,

(Bb7)she don’t strike ’cause she (Fm7)knows that I like,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

What (Gm)ev er I do my (C7)ba by does too, for (Eb)she’s that af fec tion ate (D7sus4)kind,

the (Gm)cold wind may blow, her (C7)knews they may show,

but some how she (Bb7)don’t seem to mind.

(Eb)When it rains, well she (Ebmaj7)nev er com plains,

(Ebmaj7)she’s got a pain in her (F9)dome,

(Bb7)I get (Bb13)’flu ’cause I’m (Fm7)al ways wet through,

(Fm7)walk in’ my ba by back (Eb)home.

(Eb)home.