Cabaret Louis Armstrong cover

Grazie, Louis Armstrong, per aver diffuso il jazz in tutto il mondo con il tuo sorriso e la tua tromba

C                          G9         C                G9
What good is sitting alone in your room,

C                                           C7
come, hear the music play!

F             Dm   Em            A            F                     G7     C
Life is a cabaret, ole chum, so come to the cabaret.

C                          G9                  C                G9
Put down that knittin’, that book and the broom,

C                   C7
it's time for a holiday. 
F         Dm  Em       A        F           G7  C
Life is a cabaret, ole chum, so come to the cabaret. 
 
               Fm                  C
Come taste the wine, come hear the band, 
         Am
yes, it's time for celebratin'. 
G                    G
Right this way, your table's waitin'. 
 
C            G9           C         G9 
No use permittin' some prophet of doom

C                      C7
to wipe every smiles away. 
F         Dm  Em       A        F           G7  C
Life is a cabaret, ole chum, so come to the cabaret. 
 
(Instrumental:) F Dm Em A F G7 C C7 F Dm Em A F G7 C
 
               Fm                  C
Come taste the wine, come hear the band, 
          Am
yes, it's time for celebratin'. 
G                    G
Right this way, your table's waitin'. 
 
C                 G9           C        G9 
No thought for admittin' the prince of doom,

C                     C7
yes, it is no longer stayin'. 
F         Dm  Em       A     F      Dm  Em       A
Life is a cabaret, old chum, only a cabaret, old chum, 
   F           G G7 C    G C
so come to the caba-ret. 

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