Bouncy piano song with chords that wouldn't fall naturally to many
guitarists playing in C.

The intro is the same sequence as the "Riding the cars what did she say".

A common theme in songs is to get to a root chord like A with a run-up of F
and G. F to G to A sounds cool. This song is in C, so the corresponding
run-up that gets hinted at(played sometimes)in the song, and the way it
finishes, is Aflat->Bflat->C. When someone has a song in C and they find
themselves on an Aflat, putting the Bflat in there gives you that transition
back home.

[C]Do you have the photograph we [Gm]took with Millie Brown
It's [F]such a lovely picture of a [Aflat] night out on the town
[C]She was dressed in purple and we [Gm]took her to the fair
[F]I know that you'd remember 'cause I [Aflat]know that you were there [hint
of Bflat]

[C]Rid[Em7]ing the [Am]cars [G]what did she [F]say
I [Aflat]wanted to know  [up to of Bflat for next C]
[C]The wind [Em7]took her [Am]words and [G]blew them a[F]way
I [Aflat]wanted to know
[Bflat]All that she [F]said, [Bflat]all that she [F]said
I [Aflat]want you to [Bflat]tell me all [Aflat] that she [F]said
[Aflat]A[Bflat->Aflat->Bflat ]ll that she [C]said.

Later instrumental break follows the tune until "Riding along.."

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