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HIP 202 – Ticket to Ride

In the style of The Beatles

Called by Grace Tudan

INTRO: (16 beats)

OPN: I ǁ think I'm gonna be sad, I think it's to-ǁday, yeah. The ǁ girl that's driving

me mad Is going a-ǁ way. … ǁ She's got a ticket to ri-hide, ǁ She's got a ticket

to ri-hi-hide, ǁ She's got a ticket to ride, But she don't ǁ care.

FIG: (H/S) ǁ Promenade half way around Down the middle, Pass the ocean,

extend ǁ Touch one quarter scoot back and then boys run and you ǁ

Square thru 3 hands round, ǁ Swing the corner there and Promenade

She's got a ticket to ride, But she don't care

MID/CLO: I ǁ don't know why she ridin' so high, She ought to ǁ think twice, She

ought to do right by me. Be-ǁ fore she gets to saying goodbye, She ought to

ǁ think twice, She ought to do right by me. [4 extra beats here] ǁ She's got a

ticket to ri-hide, ǁ She's got a ticket to ri-hi-hide, ǁ She's got a ticket to ride,

But she don't ǁ care. TAG: (32 beats) My baby don't ǁ care, My baby don't

care, My baby don't care, My baby don't care,

Notes on notations in text. Each underscored word is on a downbeat (beat one of four). The

vertical bar ǁ separates 8 beat phrases. Each dot . . . represents one beat of silence. Words

connected by the tilde ~ are elided (song very close together). A dot or comma with

underscore means the downbeat is silent.