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    The song "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)" is a love song from 1892 in which a man asks a woman named Daisy Bell for her hand in marriage. Though he cannot afford a carriage, he proposes that they wed and travel through life together on a bicycle built for two. In each chorus, he expresses his love and half-crazy desire for Daisy, promising she will look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.

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    The song "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)" is a love song from 1892 in which a man asks a woman named Daisy Bell for her hand in marriage. Though he cannot afford a carriage, he proposes that they wed and travel through life together on a bicycle built for two. In each chorus, he expresses his love and half-crazy desire for Daisy, promising she will look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.

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    Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)

    Harry Dacre 1892

    INTRO: / 1 2 3 / 1 2 3 /

    [C] / [G7] / [C] / [C] /

    [C] There is a flower with-[G7]in my heart


    [G7] Daisy [C] Daisy
    [C] Planted one day by a [G7] glancing dart
    [G7] Planted by Daisy [C] Bell [C]

    [Am] Whether she [Dm] loves me or [Am] loves me not


    [G7] Sometimes it's hard to [C] tell [C]
    [Am] Yet I am [Dm] longing to [Am] share the lot
    Of [D7] beautiful Daisy [G7] Bell [G7]

    CHORUS:
    [C] Daisy, Daisy [F] give me your answer [C] do [C]
    [G7] I'm half [C] crazy [D7] all for the love of [G7] you [G7]
    It [G7] won't be a stylish [C] marriage, I can't af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    But [C] you'll look [G7] sweet, up-[C]on the [G7] seat
    Of a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7]

    [C] We will go 'tandem' as [G7] man and wife


    [G7] Daisy [C] Daisy
    [C] Peddling away down the [G7] road of life
    [G7] I and my Daisy [C] Bell [C]

    [Am] When the road's [Dm] dark, we can [Am] both despise
    Po-[G7]licemen and lamps as [C] well [C]
    [Am] There are bright [Dm] lights in the [Am] dazzling eyes
    Of [D7] beautiful Daisy [G7] Bell [G7]

    CHORUS:
    [C] Daisy, Daisy [F] give me your answer [C] do [C]
    [G7] I'm half [C] crazy [D7] all for the love of [G7] you [G7]
    It [G7] won't be a stylish [C] marriage, I can't af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    But [C] you'll look [G7] sweet, up-[C]on the [G7] seat
    Of a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7]

    [C] I will stand by you in [G7] "wheel" or woe


    [G7] Daisy [C] Daisy
    [C] You'll be the bell(e) which I'll [G7] ring you know
    [G7] Sweet little Daisy [C] Bell [C]
    [Am] You'll take the [Dm] lead in each [Am] trip we take
    [G7] Then if I don't do [C] well [C]
    [Am] I will per-[Dm]mit you to [Am] use the brake
    My [D7] beautiful Daisy [G7] Bell [G7]

    CHORUS:
    [C] Daisy, Daisy [F] give me your answer [C] do [C]
    [G7] I'm half [C] crazy [D7] all for the love of [G7] you [G7]
    It [G7] won't be a stylish [C] marriage, I can't af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    But [C] you'll look [G7] sweet, up-[C]on the [G7] seat
    Of a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7] [C]

    THE END (stop singing!)

    __________________________________________________

    ALTERNATE SHORT AND SWEET VERSION:

    [C] Daisy, Daisy [F] give me your answer [C] do [C]


    [G7] I'm half [C] crazy [D7] all for the love of [G7] you [G7]
    It [G7] won't be stylish [C] marriage, I can't af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    But [C] you'll look [G7] sweet, up-[C]on a [G7] seat
    Of a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7]

    INSTRUMENTAL: with kazoos only


    [C] Daisy... Daisy [F] give me your answer [C] do [C]
    [G7] I'm half [C] crazy [D7] all for the love of [G7] you [G7]
    It [G7] won't be stylish [C] marriage, I can't af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    But [C] you'll look [G7] sweet, up-[C]on a [G7] seat
    Of a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7]

    [C] Harry, Harry, I’ll [F] give you my answer [C] true [C]
    [G7] I’d be [C] crazy, to [D7] marry a fool like [G7] you [G7]
    There [G7] won’t be any [C] marriage, if you can’t af-[F]ford a [C] carriage [C]
    ’Cause [C] I’ll be [G7] damned, if [C] I’ll get [G7] crammed
    On a [C] bicycle [G7] built for [C] two [G7] [C]

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