C                A7                                   D7    G7              C     G7 
I just saw young Willy Mack, Willy Mack, Willy Mack - wild, and tearing his hair, 
C              A7                                        D7     G7                   C  
Jumping like a Jumpin' Jack, Jumpin' Jack, Jumpin' Jack, Child, you should have been there,
   E                                      A5       D7                             G     D7   G
He laughed so loud I thought that I would cave in, when I heard that silly, daffy-dilly ra - vin':


[Chorus]

C              E                A7 
Five foot two, eyes of blue,But oh what those five foot could do,
    D7      G7      C     Ab7 G7 
Has anybody seen my gal? 
C               E                 A7  
Turned-up nose, turned-down hose, Never had no other beaus,
    D7      G7      C    
Has anybody seen my gal?   Now if you 
E                         A5 
run into a five-foot-two  Covered with fur,
D7                                   G                G7 
Diamond rings, and all those things, Bet your life it isn't her,
    C               E               A7 
But could she love, could she woo,  Could she, could she, could she coo?
    D7      G7      C 
Has anybody seen my gal? 
 
 
[Verse]

C                  A7                                       D7  G7              C       G7
Love played him an awful trick, awful trick, awful trick,   Gee he hollered and cried, 
C             A7                                  D7  G7            C  
Like a monkey on a stick, on a stick, on a stick, He  was fit to be tied.
E                                   A5        D7                              G        D7   G
When we asked him for his wife's description, He just answered all of us with this connip - tion: