Boodle-Am Shake

Words & Music:

Jack Palmer & Spencer Williams (1926)

 

G          B7         Em         B7         E7

Boodle-am, boodle-am, boodle-am, boodle-am, boo!

A7                    D7                    G    D7

Toodle-am, toodle-am, toodle-am, toodle-am, too!

 

G            B7           Em           B7          E7

Shake a leg, shake a leg, shake a leg, shake a leg, now.

A7                        D7                         G

Break a leg, break a leg, break a leg, break a leg.  Wow!

 

BRIDGE:

C                                     G

I know this song don't mean a doggone thing.

C             Gdim                     A7     D7

But, when you hear that old Charleston swing, then you sing:

 

G          B7         Em         B7         E7

Boodle-am, boodle-am, boodle-am, boodle-am, boo!

A7                    D7                    G    D7

Toodle-am, toodle-am, toodle-am, toodle-am, too!

 

 




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