312 MARGIE Conrad/Benny 1820 c7 F6 Cust F6 Cc FT Bb6 My lit-tle Mar - ie, T'm al-ways thinking of you, Mar - Bba7 Bb? oBbT F6 E7 B7 D7 T'illtell the world I love you. Don’t for - get your promise to me, G7 G7 C7 G7 C7 F6 Class F6 1 have bought a homeandring and ev-'ry-thing, for Mar - gie, you'vebeen my C7 FT Bb6 A7 c79 6 Bb in- spi-ra-tion, days are nev - er blue. Af-ter all is said and F Bb F AT D7 G7 Clmst C79 F6 done, there is reakly on-ly one, oh Mar-gie, Margie, it’s you. HOW CAN YOU DO ME LIKE YOU DO? ‘Austin/Bergere 1924 Cc F C Bb7 A7~ «D7 G7 Cc D-7G7 How come you do me like you do, do, do, how come you do me like you do? c F C Bb7_A7 D7 G7 Why do you try to make me feel so blue? I ain't done noth- ing to you. c7 F6 Ab7 Do me right or else just let me be, ‘cause I can beat you do-in’ what you're doin’ to me. If you rave Til have to get you told, for I can changeyourtem-p'a-ture from hot to cold, c F C Bb7 A? D7 G7 c How come you do me like you do, do, do, how come you do me like you do?