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Auctioneer
lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, you gotta
have a quick tongue for the auction part on this great classic, the
singing part isn't so fast. It was co-written and recorded by Leroy Van
Dyke.
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Auctioneer Recorded by Leroy Van Dyke Written Leroy Van Dyke and Buddy Black
Hey well alright sir here we go there And what are ya' gonna give for 'em I have a six hundred dollar down here Now ten and now twenty-five and now thirty-five And now there fifty now sixty Will ya give me sixty now seventy-five Seventy-five another eighty-five dollars Oughta buy 'em there
G There was a boy in Arkansas C Who wouldn't listen to his ma D7 G D7 When she told him that he should go to school G He'd sneak away in the afternoon C Take a little walk and then pretty soon D7 G You'd find him at the local auction barn
C Well he'd stand and listen carefully G And then pretty soon he began to see A7 D7 How the auctioneer could talk so rapidly G He said oh my it's do or die C I've got to learn that auction cry D7 G Gotta make my mark and be an auctioneer
Twenty-five dollar bid it now thirty dollar thirty C Will you gimmie thirty make it thirty D7 G Bid it on a thirty dollar will you gimmie thirty dollar bid
Thirty dollar bid it now thirty-five C Will you gimmie thirty-five
To make it thirty-five to bid it a thirty-five D7 G Who woulda bid it at a thirty-five dollar bid
Well as time went on he did his best C And all could see he didn't jest D7 G D7 He practiced calling bids both night and day G His pop would find him behind the barn C Just a working up an awful storm D7 G As he tried to imitate the auctioneer
C His dad said son we just can't G Stand to have a mediocre man A7 D7 Selling things at action using our name G I'll send you off to auction school C And then you'll be nobody's fool D7 G You can take your place among the best
Thirty-five dollar bid it now forty dollar forty C Will you gimmie forty make it forty D7 G Bid it on a forty dollar will you gimmie forty dollar bid
Forty dollar bid it now forty-five C Will you gimmie forty-five
To make it forty-five to bid it a forty-five D7 G Who woulda bid it at a forty-five dollar bid
So from that boy who went to school C There grew a man who played it cool D7 G D7 He came back home a full fledged auctioneer G And the people came from miles around C Just to hear him make that rhythmic sound D7 G That fill their hearts with such a happy cheer
C His fame spread out from shore to shore G He had all he could do and more A7 D7 Had to buy a plane to get around G Now he's the best in all the land C Let's pause and give that man a hand D7 G He's the best of all the auctioneers
Forty-five dollar bid it now fifty dollar fifty C Will you gimmie fifty make it fifty D7 G Bid it on a fifty dollar will you gimmie fifty dollar bid
Fifty dollar bid it now fifty-five C Will you gimmie fifty-five
To make it fifty-five to bid it a fifty-five D7 G Sold that hog for a fifty dollar bill
Hey well alright sir open the gate And let 'em out and walk 'em boys Here we come with lot number 29 in What'd ya gonna give for ‘em
I have a twenty-five I oughta get thirty-five And now a fifty make it fifty bid it along at fifty Now sixty will ya give me sixty now seventy-five And now eight-five and now nine-five
A hundred and now twenty-five And now it’s at seventy-five And a two and a three and a four And a five and a six now seven Now eight hundred dollars And a buy ‘em there
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