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Mack The Knife  Bobby Darin
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BOBBY DARIN SINGS THIS IN  Bb(A#)
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          Bb         Bb6     Cm          Cm7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       F           F7     Bb
And he shows them, pearly white.
       Gm          Gm7          Cm          Cm7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       F        F7sus4        F7     Bb     F7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   Bb           Bb6      Cm          Cm7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        F        F7       Bb
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      Gm             Gm7            Cm          Cm7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           F      F7sus4        F7         Bb   F7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       B        B6     Dbm       Dbm7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       Gb           Gb7    B
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Abm       Abm7       Dbm     Dbm7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           Gb      Gb7sus4       Gb7         B      Gb7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               C     C6          Dm     Dm7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             G            G7       C
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            Am           Am7                 Dm           Dm7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 G    G7sus4        G7                  C     G7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               Db      Db6    Ebm          Ebm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      Ab           Ab7                  Db
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Bbm                Bbm7    Ebm     Ebm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  Ab  Ab7sus4       Ab7             Db    Ab7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           D           D6    Em     Em7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              A            A7      D
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Bm          Bm7    Em           Em7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         A               D
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   Eb          Eb6   Fm     Fm7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              Bb           Bb7     Eb
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Cm          Cm7    Fm           Fm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         Bb              Eb    Ab   Eb   Bb   Eb
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          A          A6      Bm          Bm7 
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       E           E7     A       
And he shows them, pearly white.
       F#m         F#m7         Bm          Bm7 
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       E        E7sus4        E7     A      E7 
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   A            A6       Bm          Bm7 
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        E        E7       A        
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      F#m            F#m7           Bm          Bm7 
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           E      E7sus4        E7         A    E7 
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       A#       A#6    Cm        Cm7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       F            F7     A#
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Gm        Gm7        Cm      Cm7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           F       F7sus4        F7          A#     F7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               B     B6          C#m    C#m7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             F#           F#7      B
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            G#m          G#m7                C#m          C#m7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 F#   F#7sus4       F#7                 B     F#7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               C       C6     Dm           Dm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      G            G7                   C
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Am                 Am7     Dm      Dm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  G   G7sus4        G7              C     G7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           C#          C#6   D#m    D#m7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              G#           G#7     C#
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          A#m         A#m7   D#m          D#m7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         G#              C#
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   D           D6    Em     Em7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              A            A7      D
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Bm          Bm7    Em           Em7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         A               D     G    D    A    D
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          C          C6      Dm          Dm7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       G           G7     C
And he shows them, pearly white.
       Am          Am7          Dm          Dm7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       G        G7sus4        G7     C      G7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   C            C6       Dm          Dm7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        G        G7       C
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      Am             Am7            Dm          Dm7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           G      G7sus4        G7         C    G7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       C#       C#6    D#m       D#m7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       G#           G#7    C#
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               A#m       A#m7       D#m     D#m7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           G#      G#7sus4       G#7         C#     G#7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               D     D6          Em     Em7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             A            A7       D
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            Bm           Bm7                 Em           Em7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 A    A7sus4        A7                  D     A7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               D#      D#6    Fm           Fm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      A#           A#7                  D#
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Cm                 Cm7     Fm      Fm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  A#  A#7sus4       A#7             D#    A#7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           E           E6    F#m    F#m7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              B            B7      E
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          C#m         C#m7   F#m          F#m7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         B               E
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   F           F6    Gm     Gm7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              C            C7      F
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Dm          Dm7    Gm           Gm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         C               F     A#   F    C    F
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          D          D6      Em          Em7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       A           A7     D
And he shows them, pearly white.
       Bm          Bm7          Em          Em7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       A        A7sus4        A7     D      A7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   D            D6       Em          Em7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        A        A7       D
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      Bm             Bm7            Em          Em7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           A      A7sus4        A7         D    A7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       D#       D#6    Fm        Fm7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       A#           A#7    D#
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Cm        Cm7        Fm      Fm7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           A#      A#7sus4       A#7         D#     A#7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               E     E6          F#m    F#m7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             B            B7       E
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            C#m          C#m7                F#m          F#m7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 B    B7sus4        B7                  E     B7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               F       F6     Gm           Gm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      C            C7                   F
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Dm                 Dm7     Gm      Gm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  C   C7sus4        C7              F     C7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           F#          F#6   G#m    G#m7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              C#           C#7     F#
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          D#m         D#m7   G#m          G#m7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         C#              F#
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   G           G6    Am     Am7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              D            D7      G
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Em          Em7    Am           Am7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         D               G     C    G    D    G
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          E          E6      F#m         F#m7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       B           B7     E
And he shows them, pearly white.
       C#m         C#m7         F#m         F#m7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       B        B7sus4        B7     E      B7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   E            E6       F#m         F#m7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        B        B7       E
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      C#m            C#m7           F#m         F#m7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           B      B7sus4        B7         E    B7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       F        F6     Gm        Gm7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       C            C7     F
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Dm        Dm7        Gm      Gm7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           C       C7sus4        C7          F      C7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               F#    F#6         G#m    G#m7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             C#           C#7      F#
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            D#m          D#m7                G#m          G#m7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 C#   C#7sus4       C#7                 F#    C#7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               G       G6     Am           Am7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      D            D7                   G
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Em                 Em7     Am      Am7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  D   D7sus4        D7              G     D7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           G#          G#6   A#m    A#m7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              D#           D#7     G#
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Fm          Fm7    A#m          A#m7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         D#              G#
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   A           A6    Bm     Bm7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              E            E7      A
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          F#m         F#m7   Bm           Bm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         E               A     D    A    E    A
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          F          F6      Gm          Gm7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       C           C7     F
And he shows them, pearly white.
       Dm          Dm7          Gm          Gm7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       C        C7sus4        C7     F      C7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   F            F6       Gm          Gm7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        C        C7       F
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      Dm             Dm7            Gm          Gm7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           C      C7sus4        C7         F    C7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       Gb       Gb6    Abm       Abm7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       Db           Db7    Gb
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Ebm       Ebm7       Abm     Abm7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           Db      Db7sus4       Db7         Gb     Db7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               G     G6          Am     Am7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             D            D7       G
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            Em           Em7                 Am           Am7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 D    D7sus4        D7                  G     D7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               Ab      Ab6    Bbm          Bbm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      Eb           Eb7                  Ab
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Fm                 Fm7     Bbm     Bbm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  Eb  Eb7sus4       Eb7             Ab    Eb7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           A           A6    Bm     Bm7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              E            E7      A
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Gbm         Gbm7   Bm           Bm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         E               A
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   Bb          Bb6   Cm     Cm7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              F            F7      Bb
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Gm          Gm7    Cm           Cm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         F               Bb    Eb   Bb   F    Bb
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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          G          G6      Am          Am7
Oh, the shark babe has such  teeth  dear, 
       D           D7     G
And he shows them, pearly white.
       Em          Em7          Am          Am7
Just a jack knife, has old Mack Heath babe, 
       D        D7sus4        D7     G      D7
And he keeps it               out of sight. 

                   G            G6       Am          Am7
You know when the shark bites, with his teeth dear, 
        D        D7       G
Scarlet billows, start to spread.
      Em             Em7            Am          Am7
Fancy gloves though, wears old Mack Heath babe, 
           D      D7sus4        D7         G    D7
So there's never,               a trace of red. 


KEY CHANGE 1
       G#       G#6    A#m       A#m7
Sunday morning, on the sidewalk, 
       D#           D#7    G#
Lies A body, just oozing life.
               Fm        Fm7        A#m     A#m7
And some one's sneaking, around the corner, 
           D#      D#7sus4       D#7         G#     D#7
Could that someone               be Mack the knife? 


KEY CHANGE 2

               A     A6          Bm     Bm7
There’s a tug boat, down by the river don’t you know 
             E            E7       A
Well A ce- ment bag's,just a  droopping down.
            F#m          F#m7                Bm           Bm7
Oh that ce- ment is just, its there for the weight dear, 
                 E    E7sus4        E7                  A     E7
Five 'll get you ten,               old Mackys’ back in town. 


KEY CHANGE 3

                               A#      A#6    Cm           Cm7
Now did you hear ‘bout Louis Miller, disap- peared dear, 
      F            F7                   A#
After drawing out  all his hard earned cash.
             Gm                 Gm7     Cm      Cm7
And now Mack Heath spends, just like a sailor. 
                  F   F7sus4        F7              A#    F7
Could it be  our boy               done something rash? 


KEY CHANGE 4


           B           B6    C#m    C#m7
Now Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              F#           F#7     B
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          G#m         G#m7   C#m          C#m7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         F#              B
Now that Mackys’ back in town!             



KEY CHANGE 5


                   C           C6    Dm     Dm7
Now I said Jenny Diver    yeh  Suky Tawdry, 
              G            G7      C
Look out Miss Lotte Lenya, and old Lucy Brown.
          Am          Am7    Dm           Dm7
Well, the line forms, on the right babe, 
         G               C     F    C    G    C
Now that Mackys’ back in town!         
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