364 LIMEHOUSE BLUES Db Philip Braham/Furber 1922 B9|*BbS Oh, lime-house kid—— oh, oh, ob, limehouse kid go-ing the way that the ob, limehouse blues, I've the _ real lime-house blues. G7 Ab D7 c7 F- rest of them did,—___ Poor bro-ken blos_= som and no - bo- dy's child, Bb7 Bb? BT By? D7 2 Bb9 of wild___ Ob, oh can't seem to shake haunt- ing and taunts ing, you're just kind . Ab G Gb FLT _ off those sad Chi-ma blues_____ Rings on your fin—- gers and Be 57 Bb-75 BT Db Ab/C BL Ab tears for your crown, that is the sto - ry of old Chin- a-town—__ UP A LAZY RIVER Hoagy Carmichael 1931 D7 G7 Up ala- ay river by the old mill run, the “n- zy, ha - zy riv-er Sm de Up a Ia- zy riv-er where the rob- in's song, a - wakes a bright new mom-ing, we can 1C7 c7 F, kind old tee, noon- day sun, bles, dream Toaf a- long, F in-ger in the shade “of a yw away your *Bb . Bo? FIC D7 dream with me blue skies up a-bove, ev 'ry- one’s in__ ove, G7 c7 F E7 D7. «G9 co F up a la-zy riv-er, how hap- py you can be, up a la-zy riv-er with me,