C.E.L. 2017 Jan 13 · 4/2/2016 · Keep On The Sunny Side King Of The Road The Lion Sleeps Tonight The Log Driver’s Waltz Long Long Road Lookin’ Out My Back Door Lukey’s Boat

C.E.L. 2017Jan 13

59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)Act NaturallyAnother Saturday NightAttitude Of GratitudeAu chant de l’alouetteAuprès de ma blondeAux Champs-ElyséesBlue Suede ShoesBread And ButterBring Me SunshineBUG MedleyBye Bye LoveCan't Buy Me LoveChapel Of LoveCount On MeCrazy Little Thing Called LoveDaisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)DianaDon’t Think Twice, It’s AlrightDon’t Worry, Be HappyDrunken SailorEight Days A WeekEverybodyFarewell to Nova ScotiaFive Foot TwoFlowers On The WallFour Strong WindsThe FoxThe French SongThe GamblerGood Old Hockey GameThe Gypsy RoverHappy Together (Back-up)Happy Together (Lead)HelpHound DogI Feel FineI Saw Her Standing ThereI'll Be There For YouI'll Fly AwayI'm A BelieverI'm Into Something GoodI'se The B'yI've Just Seen A FaceIf I Had a Million Dollars

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot BikiniJack Was Every Inch A SailorJamaica FarewellKeep On The Sunny SideKing Of The RoadThe Lion Sleeps TonightThe Log Driver’s WaltzLong Long RoadLookin’ Out My Back DoorLukey’s BoatMairi’s WeddingMemories Are Made of This (melded)Moonlight Bay-Shine On Harvest Moon MedleyMy GRANDFATHER'S CLOCKMy Honolulu Hula GirlMy Oklahoma HomeThe Night They Drove Old Dixie DownOb-La-Di, Ob-La-DaOctopus’s GardenPuff The Magic DragonRenegadesRhythm Of The RainRing Of FireSentimental JourneyShe'll Be Coming Round The MountainSide By SideSignsSingin’ in the RainSixteen TonsSomething To Sing AboutSong For A Winter’s NightSwaySwingin’ On A StarTell Me MaThese Boots Are Made For WalkingThis Land Is Your LandTHIS LITTLE LIGHTThose Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days Of SummerThree Little FishiesTicket To RideTonight You Belong to MeTry To RememberUnder The Boardwalk

V'la l’bon ventWagon WheelWalkin’ After MidnightWaltzing MatildaWe’ll Meet AgainWhat A Day For A DaydreamWhen I First Stepped in a CanoeWhiskey In The JarWith A Little Help From My FriendsYellow BirdYellow SubmarineYou Ain’t Going NowhereYou Are My SunshineYou, You, You

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Key of G59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)Paul Simon (1966) –ARB: Simon and Garfunkel

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GSlow

Ddown, you

Amove too

Dfast

GYou got to

Dmake the

Amornin’

Dlast

JustGkickin'

Ddown the

Acobble

Dstones

GLookin' for

Dfun and

Afeelin'

Dgroovy

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GHello

Dlamppost

Awhat cha

Dknowin'?

GI've come to

Dwatch your

Aflowers

Dgrowin’

GAin't cha

Dgot no

Arhymes for

Dme?

GDootin'

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Afeelin’

Dgroovy

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I'mGdappled and

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Let theGmornin’ time

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Apetals on

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GLife I

Dlove you

Aall is

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GDa da

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59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)

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Key of C50 BPMAct Naturally

The Beatles

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Gme

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We'llCmake a film about a man that's sad and

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AndGall I gotta do is act natural-

Cly

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Well, I'llGbet you I'm gonna be a

Cbig star

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MightGwin an Oscar you can never

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TheGmovies gonna make me a

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'CauseDI can play the part so

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Well IChope you come and see me in the

Fmovies

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CThen I’ll know that you will plainly

Gsee

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TheCbiggest fool that ever hit the

Fbig time

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ClyC

We'llCmake the scene about a man that's sad and

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AndCbeggin down upon his bended

Gknee

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I'llCplay the part but I won't need re-

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GAll I gotta to do is act natural-

ClyC

Well, I'llGbet you I'm gonna be a

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MightGwin an Oscar you can never

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TheGmovies gonna make me a

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Well IChope you come and see me in the

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CThen I’ll know that you will plainly

Gsee

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TheCbiggest fool that ever hit the

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Cly

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Act Naturally

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Key of GAnother Saturday NightSam Cooke (1963)

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AnotherGSaturday night that I

Cain't got nobody

GI got some money ‘cause I

Djust got paid

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Csomeone to talk to

D I'm in an

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Gway

GI got in town a

Dmonth ago

IGseen a lot of girls since

Cthen

If I couldGmeet 'em, I could get 'em

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shape I'm Gin, here

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AnotherGSaturday night and I

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D I'm in an

Caw- ful

Gway, now

GAnother fella

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GIt's hard on a

Dfella

WhenGhe don't know his way a-

Cround

If I don'tGfind me a honey

ToChelp me spend my money

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gonna have to C

blow this Gtown, here it’s


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GHow I wish I had

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D I'm in an

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Key of AAttitude Of GratitudeThe Swinging Belles

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You need anAattitude of

A7gratitude

DQuit that saucy

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BeAhappy for what each new day

E7brings

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AnAattitude of

A7gratitude

WillDput your heart right

D7in the mood

AIn the mood for

E7you to dance and

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DWhen you’re feeling

D7down and out

AWhen you’re feeling

E7blue

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DWhen your heart is

D7really glum

AHere’s what you can

E7do

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Have anAattitude of

A7gratitude

DQuit that saucy

D7bad-itude


E7brings

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AnAattitude of

A7gratitude


D7in the mood

AIn the mood for

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DWhen your brow is

D7furrowed

DarkAclouds hang over-

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DWhen you’ve got to

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A7gratitude

DQuit that saucy

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AnAattitude of

A7gratitude


D7in the mood

AIn the mood for

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INSTRUMENTAL: (KAZOOS)


A7gratitude

DQuit that saucy

D7bad-itude


E7brings

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AnAattitude of

A7gratitude


D7in the mood

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DWhen you’re feeling

D7troubled

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AndAthings aren’t going

E7right

DDon’t you get dis-

D7couraged

JustAtry with all your

E7might

E7 /E7 /E7

To have anAattitude of

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DQuit that saucy

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Song by The Swinging Belles, a swing band fromSt. John’s, Newfoundland, who kindly permittedus to use their song for the Bytown Ukulele Group

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Key of AmAu chant de l’alouetteTraditionelle

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JeAmlui marchai sur

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JeAmlui marchai sur

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AmElle m’a dit: "Pu-

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Cveille et je

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Cveille et je

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Gette et puis

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Au chant de l’alouette

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Key of GAuprès de ma blondeChansons traditionnelle (1672-1679)

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Key of CAux Champs-ElyséesMusic: Michael A. Deignhan, Michael Wilshaw, Lyrics: Pierre Delanoe

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Key of ABlue Suede ShoesCarl Perkins (1955)

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Ashoes

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INSTRUMENTAL:

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Key of DBread And ButterThe Newbeats (1964)

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Dman (<GIRLS:> NO

GNO, NO)

GUYS & GIRLS SING LAST TWO VERSES AT THE SAMETIME:

Page 37

GUYS:DNo more

Gbread and

Dbutter

G

DNo more

Gtoast and

Djam

G

DNo more

Gbread and

Dbutter

G

DNo more

Gtoast and

Djam

G /

D

GIRLS:DNo more

Gbread

Dno

Gno, no

DNo more

Gtoast

Dno

Gno, no

DNo more

Gbread

Dno

Gno, no

DNo more

Gtoast

Dno

Gno, no

D no

Bread And Butter

Page 38

Key of CBring Me SunshineArthur Kent and Sylvia Dee

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Bring meCsunshine, in your

Dmsmile

G7

Bring meDmlaughter

G7all the

Cwhile

C

In thisCworld where we

C7live

There shouldFbe more happiness

So muchD7joy you can give

To eachG7

brand new bright tomorrow

Make meChappy, through the

Dmyears

G7

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NeverDmbring me

G7any

Ctears

C

Let yourCarms be as

C7warm, as the

Fsun from up above

Bring meDmfun, bring me

G7sunshine, bring me

Clove

C

First 2 lines – kazoos only


Dmsmile

G7

Bring meDmlaughter

G7all the

Cwhile

C

In thisCworld where we

C7live

There shouldFbe more happiness

So muchD7joy you can give

To eachG7

brand new bright tomorrow


Dmeyes

G7

Bring meDmrainbows

G7from the

Cskies

C

Life’s tooCshort to be

C7spent, having

Fanything but fun

We canD7be so content, if we

G7 gather little sunbeams

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Be lightChearted, all day

Dmlong

G7

Keep meDmsinging

G7happy

Csongs

C

Let yourCarms be as

C7warm, as the

Fsun from up above



Clove

A7



Clove

| C G7 C

Bring Me Sunshine

Page 41

Key of CBUG MedleyArranged by Sue Rogers 2011

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--SLOOP JOHN B--

|ntro: / 1 2 3 4 / C / C

WeCcome on the sloop John B, my grandfather and me

A-Cround Nassau town, we did

G7roam

G7Drinking all

Cnight, got into a

Ffight

FWell, I

Cfeel so broke up

G7I wanna go

Chome

C

SoChoist up the John B's sail, see how the mainsail sets

CCall for the Captain ashore and let me go

G7home

G7I wanna go

Chome, I wanna go

Fhome, yeah yeah

Well, ICfeel so broke up

G7I wanna go

Chome

C

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--DA DOO RON RON--

ICmet him on a Monday and my

Fheart stood still

DaG7doo ron ron ron, da

Cdoo ron ron

CSomebody told me that his

Fname was Bill


Cdoo ron ron

C Yes, my

Fheart stood still

C Yes, his

G7name was Bill

C And when he

Fwalked me home


Cdoo ron ron

C

--BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND--

CHow many

Froads must a

Cman walk down

Page 43

Be-Cfore you

Fcall him a

G7man?

G7

Yes ‘nChow many

Fseas must a

Cwhite dove sail

Be-Cfore she

Fsleeps in the

G7sand?

G7

Yes n’Chow many

Ftimes must the

Ccannonballs fly

Before they’reFforever

G7banned?

G7

TheFanswer my

G7friend, is

Cblowin’ in the

Fwind

TheFanswer is

G7blowin’ in the

Cwind

| Speed Up C

--DOWN ON THE CORNER--

CEarly in the evenin’

Gjust about supper

Ctime

COver by the courthouse they’re

Gstarting to un-

Cwind

FFour kids on the corner

Ctrying to bring you up

CWilly picks a tune out and he

Gblows it on the

Charp

Page 44

CHORUS:FDown on the

Ccorner

Gout in the

Cstreet

Willy and theFpoorboys are

Cplayin’

Bring aGnickel, tap your

Cfeet

FDown on the

Ccorner

Gout in the

Cstreet


Cplayin’


Cfeet

CHORUS:FDown on the

Ccorner

Gout in the

Cstreet


Cplayin’


Cfeet

C

--LEAVING ON A JET PLANE--

Page 45

All myCbags are packed I'm

Fready to go

I'mCstandin' here out-

Fside your door

IChate to wake you

Fup to say good-

Gbye

G

But theCdawn is breakin' it's

Fearly morn

TheCtaxi's waitin' he's

Fblowin' his horn

Al-Cready I'm so

Flonesome I could

Gdie

G

CHORUS:

SoCkiss me and

Fsmile for me

CTell me that you'll

Fwait for me

CHold me like you'll

Fnever let me

Ggo

G

Cause I'mCleavin'

Fon a jet plane

CDon't know when

FI'll be back again

COh

Fbabe, I hate to

Ggo

| Reggae Beat … G

Page 46

--WE’RE NOT GOING TO TAKE IT--

CHORUS:CWe’re not gonna

Gtake it

CNo, we ain’t gonna

Ftake it

CWe’re not gonna

Gtake it, any-

Cmore

G

CWe’ve got the

Gright to choose and

CThere ain’t no

Fway we’ll lose it

CThis is our

Glife, this is our

Csong

G

CHORUS:CWe’re not gonna

Gtake it (NO!)

CNo, we ain’t gonna

Ftake it

CWe’re not gonna

Gtake it, any-

Cmore!

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| Speed up … /C / C / C /

--OH, SUSANNA--

ICcome from Alabama with a ukulele on my

Gknee

I’mCgoin’ to Louisiana, my true love

Gfor to

Csee

FOh, Susanna! Oh,

Cdon’t you cry for

Gme

For ICcome from Alabama with a ukulele

Gon my

Cknee

ItCrained all night, the day I left, the weather it was

Gdry

TheCsun so hot, I froze to death, Susanna

Gdon’t you

Ccry

FOh, Susanna! Oh,

Cdon’t you cry for

Gme

For ICcome from Alabama with a ukulele

Gon my

Cknee

C

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--THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND--

This land isFyour land, this land is

Cmy land

C

From Bona-G7vista, to Vancouver

CIsland

C

From the ArcticFCircle, to the Great Lake

Cwaters

C

G7This land was made for you and

Cme

C

As I wasFwalking, that ribbon of

Chighway

C

I sawG7above me, that endless

Cskyway

C

I saw be-Flow me, that golden

Cvalley

C


Cme

C

This land isFyour land, this land is

Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwaters

C


Cme

C G7

C

Page 50

Key of CBye Bye LoveFelice and Boudleaux Bryant (1957) ARB: The Everly Brothers

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|ntro: /1 2 / 1 2 / C / C /

CHORUS:CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Ghappiness

CHello

Gloneliness, I think I'm a-

D7gonna

Gcry

G7

CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Gsweet caress

CHello

Gemptiness, I feel like

D7I could

Gdie

ByeGbye my

D7love good-

Gbye

G

There goes myD7baby, with someone

Gnew

GShe sure looks

D7happy, I sure am

Gblue

GShe was my

Cbaby, ‘til he stepped

D7in

D7Goodbye to romance, that might have

Gbeen /

G7 /

Page 51

CHORUS:CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Ghappiness

CHello


D7gonna

Gcry

G7

CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Gsweet caress

CHello


D7I could

Gdie

ByeGbye my

D7love good-

Gbye

G

I'm through withD7romance, I'm through with

Glove

GI'm through with

D7countin’, the stars a-

Gbove

GAnd here's the

Creason, that I'm so

D7free

D7My lovin' baby, is through with

Gme /

G7 /

CHORUS:CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Ghappiness

CHello


D7gonna

Gcry

G7

CBye bye

Glove

Cbye bye

Gsweet caress

Page 52

CHello


D7I could

Gdie

ByeGbye my

D7love good-

Gbye

ByeGbye my

D7love good-

Gbye

ByeGbye my

D7love good-

Gbye

G

Bye Bye Love

Page 53

Key of CCan't Buy Me LoveThe Beatles

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Strum:Intro… |: D - d u d u D - :|:

Verse… |: d - D - d - D - :|:

Punches in Chorus

Singing start note: C

Can't buy meEm7lo-

Amove,

Em7lo-

Amove,

Can't buy meDmlo-

Gove

I'llCbuy you a diamond ring my friend

If it makes you feel alright

I'llFget you anything my friend,

Page 54

If itCmakes you feel alright

CauseGI don't care too

Fmuch for money,

Money can't buy meClove

C

I'llCgive you all I've got to give,

If you say you want me too

IFmay not have a lot to give,

But what ICgot I'll give to you

'CauseGI don't care too

Fmuch for money,


Can't buy meEm7lo-

Amove,

Ceverybody tells me so

Can't buy meEm7lo-

Amove,

Dmno, no, no...

GNO!

CSay you don't need no diamond ring

Page 55

And I'll be satisfiedFTell me that you want the kind of things

ThatCmoney just can't buy

GI don't care too

Fmuch for money,


Can't buy meEm7lo-

Amove,

Em7lo-

Amove,

Can't buy meDmlo-

G-o-

Cove

| last C is one strum only.

Can't Buy Me Love

Page 56

Key of DChapel Of LoveThe Dixie Cups

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Strum: | d u D u d u D u |

DGoin’ to the chapel and we’re, gonna get marriedEmGoin’ to the

Achapel and we’re

Emgonna get

Amarried

DGee, I really love you and we’re, gonna get marriedEmGoin’ to the

A7Chapel of

DLove

D

DSpring is here, the sky is blue, woahEmBirds all

Asing as

Emif they

Aknew

DToday’s the day, we’ll say I

B7do

And we’llEmnever be

A7lonely any-

Dmore,

Abecause we’re

Page 57


Achapel and we’re

Emgonna get

Amarried


A7Chapel of

DLove

D

DBells will ring, the sun will shine, woahEmI’ll be

Ahis, and

Emhe’ll be

Amine

DWe’ll love until, the end of

B7time

And we’llEmnever be

A7lonely any-

Dmore,

Abecause we’re


Achapel and we’re

Emgonna get

Amarried


A7Chapel of

DLove, yeah…

B7yeah, yeah, yeah

Page 58

EmGoin’ to the

A7Chapel of

DLove, yeah…

B7yeah, yeah, yeah

EmGoin’ to the

A7Chapel of

DLove

D Shoobie doo

Em wop wop

D oooo

Chapel Of Love

Page 59

Key of CCount On MeBruno Mars

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|ntro: C

If youCever find yourself stuck in the middle of the

Emsea

Em

I'llAmsail the world

Gto

Ffind you

F

If youCever find yourself lost in the dark and you can't

Emsee

Em

I'llAmbe the light

Gto

Fguide you

F

DmTo find out what we're

Emmade of

Em

WhenFwe are called to help our friends in

G need <tap, tap, tap>

Page 60

You canCcount on me like

Em1 2 3

I'llAmbe there

G

AndFI know when I need it I can

Ccount on you like

Em4 3 2

And you'llAmbe there

G

CauseFthat's what friends are supposed to do, oh

Cyeah

OoooooEmOoooo

Amoo

G Fyeaah

Gyeah

If you'reCtossin and you're turnin and you just can't fall a-

Emsleep

Em

I'llAmsing a song

Gbe-Fside you

F

And if youCever forget how much you really mean to

Emme

Em

EveryAmday I will

Gre-Fmind you, oh-oh-oh-oh

DmTo find out what we're

Emmade of

Em

WhenFwe are called to help our friends in

G need <tap, tap, tap>

You canCcount on me like

Em1 2 3

I'llAmbe there

G

Page 61


Ccount on you like

Em4 3 2


G


Cyeah

OoooooEmOoooo

Amoo

G Fyeaah

Gyeah

You’llDmalways have my

Emshoulder when you

Amcry

AmG G

I'llDmnever let go,

Emnever say good

Fbye

F

G You…know…you…can…

CCount on me like

Em1 2 3

I'llAmbe there

G


Ccount on you like

Em4 3 2


G


Cyeah

OoooooEmOoooo

Amoo

G

You canF

count on me cause G7

I can count on C

you

Page 63

Key of DCrazy Little Thing Called LoveFreddie Mercury

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|ntro: 1 2 / 1 2 3 4 /

| D / D

ThisDthing called love, I

Gjust can't

Chandle

Git

ThisDthing called love, I

Gmust get

Cround to

Git

I ain'tDready

FCrazy little

Gthing called

Dlove

D

X

ThisDthing called love,

itGcries like a baby in a

Ccradle all

Gnight

Page 64

ItDswings, it jives,

itGshakes all over like a

Cjelly

Gfish

I kindaDlike it

FCrazy little

Gthing called

Dlove

D X

There goes myGbaby

G

SheCknows how to rock n'

Groll

She drives meBbcrazy

Bb

She gives meE7hot and cold fever

Then sheA

leaves Xme in a cool cool sweat

Riff:A |5 4 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - 0E |- - - - 5 4 3 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 - -C |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -G |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I gotta beDcool, relax, get

Ghip, get

Con my

Gtracks

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Take aDback seat, hitch-hike,

andGtake a long ride on my

Cmotor

Gbike

Until I'mDready

FCrazy little

Gthing called

Dlove

D <stop>

ThisDthing called love I

Gjust can't

Chandle

Git

ThisDthing called love I

Gmust get

Cround to

Git

I ain'tDready

FCrazy little

Gthing called

Dlove

FCrazy little

Gthing called

Dlove

FCrazy little

Gthing called

D love

Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Page 66

Key of CDaisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)Harry Dacre 1892

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|ntro: C G7 C C

CThere is a flower with-

G7in my heart

Daisy,CDaisy

CPlanted one day by a

G7glancing dart

Planted by DaisyCBell

C

AmWhether she

Dmloves me or

Amloves me not

G7Sometimes it's hard to

Ctell

AmYet I am

Dmlonging to

Amshare the lot

OfD7beautiful Daisy

G7Bell

G7

Page 67

CHORUS:CDaisy, Daisy

Fgive me your answer

Cdo

G7I'm half

Ccrazy

D7all for the love of

G7you

It won't be a stylishCmarriage, I can't af-

Fford a

Ccarriage

But you'll lookG7sweet, up-

Con the

G7seat

Of aCbicycle

G7built for

Ctwo

G7

CWe will go 'tandem' as

G7man and wife

Daisy,CDaisy

CPed'ling away down the

G7road of life

I and my DaisyCBell

C

AmWhen the road's

Dmdark, we can

Amboth despise

G7Policemen and lamps as

Cwell

AmThere are bright

Dmlights in the

Amdazzling eyes

Page 68

OfD7beautiful Daisy

G7Bell

G7



Cdo

G7I'm half

Ccrazy


G7you


Fford a

Ccarriage


Con the

G7seat

Of aCbicycle

G7built for

Ctwo

G7

CI will stand by you in

G7"wheel" or woe

Daisy,CDaisy

CYou'll be the bell(e) which I'll

G7ring you know

Sweet little DaisyCBell

C

AmYou'll take the

Dmlead in each

Amtrip we take

G7Then if I don't do

Cwell

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AmI will per-

Dmmit you to

Amuse the brake

MyD7beautiful Daisy

G7Bell

G7



Cdo

G7I'm half

Ccrazy


G7you


Fford a

Ccarriage


Con the

G7seat

Of aC bicycle

G7 built for

C two

G7 C

THE END (stop singing!)

ALTERNATE SHORT AND SWEET VERSION:

SHORT AND SWEET VERSION:

CDaisy... Daisy


Cdo

Page 70

G7I'm half

Ccrazy


G7you

It won't be stylishCmarriage, I can't af-

Fford a

Ccarriage


Con a

G7seat

Of aCbicycle

G7built for

Ctwo

G7

1ST VERSE REPEATED with kazoos only

CHarry... Harry, I’ll

Fgive you my answer

Ctrue

G7I’d be

Ccrazy, to

D7marry a fool like

G7you

There won’t be anyCmarriage, if you can’t af-

Fford a

Ccarriage

’Cause I’ll beG7damned, if

CI’ll get

G7crammed

On aCbicycle

G7built for

Ctwo

G7 C

Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)

Page 71

Key of GDianaPaul Anka (1957)

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|ntro: / 1 2 3 4 /| G / Em / C / D7 / (ukes only)| G / Em / C / D7 / (ukes and kazoo)| G / Em / C / D7 / (ukes and kazoo)

GI'm so young and

Emyou're so old

CThis my darling

D7I've been told

GI don't care just

Emwhat they say

C‘Cause forever

D7I will pray

GYou and I will

Embe as free

CAs the birds up

D7in the trees

GOh

Emplease

Cstay by

D7me Di-

Gana

| /Em / C / D7 /

Page 72

GThrills I get when you

Emhold me close

COh my darling

D7you're the most

GI love you but do

Emyou love me

COh Diana

D7can't you see

GI love you with

Emall my heart

CAnd I hope we will

D7never part

GOh

Emplease

Cstay with

D7me Di-

Gana

| /Em / C / D7 /

C Oh my dar-

C lin'

Cm oh my lo-

Cm ver

G Tell me that

G there

G7 is no o-

G7 ther

C I love you

C

Cm with my heart

Cm

Oh-D7

oh, oh-D7

oh, oh-D7oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh

GOnly you canna

Emtake my heart

Page 73

COnly you canna

D7tear it apart

GWhen you hold me in your

Emlo-oving arms

CI can feel you giving

D7all yo-our charms

GHold me darling ho-ho-

Emhold me tight

CSqueeze me baby with-a

D7all your might

GOh

Emplease

Cstay by

D7me Di-

Gana/

Em /

COh

D7please Di-

Gana/

Em /

COh

D7please Di-

Gana

| /Em / C / D7 / G

Diana

Page 74

Key of CDon’t Think Twice, It’s AlrightBob Dylan (1962)

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|ntro: / 1 2 / 1 2 /

CYou're the

Greason I'm

Amtravelin’

Fon

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

ItCain't no use to

Gsit and wonder

Amwhy, babe

Am

FIf’n you don’t know by

G7now

G7

ItCain't no use to

Gsit and wonder

Amwhy, babe

Am

D7It doesn’t matter any-

G7how

G7

When yourCrooster crows at the

C7break of dawn

Page 75

FLook out your window and

D7I'll be gone

CYou're the

Greason I'm

Amtravelin’

Fon

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

ItCain't no use in

Gturnin' on your

Amlight, babe

Am

FThe light I never

G7knowed

G7

An' itCain't no use in

Gturnin' on your

Amlight, babe

Am

D7I'm on the dark side of the

G7road

G7

Yet ICwish there was somethin' you would

C7do or say

ToFtry and make me change my

D7mind and stay

CWe never

Gdid too much

Amtalkin' any-

Fway

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

Now, itCain't no use in

Gcallin’ out my

Amname, gal

Am

FLike you never did be-

G7fore

G7

An’ itCain't no use in

Gcallin’ out my

Amname, gal

Am

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D7I can't hear you any-

G7more

G7

I'mCthinkin’ an’ wonderin’ walkin’

C7way down the road

FOnce loved a woman, a

D7child I'm told

CGave her my

Gheart but she

Amwanted my

Fsoul

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

CWell so long

Ghoney

Ambaby

Am

Where I'mFbound, I cannot

G7tell

G7

CGoodbye’s

Gtoo good a

Amword, babe

Am

D7So I'll just say fare thee

G7well

G7

NowCI ain't sayin' you treated

C7me unkind

YouFcould have done better but

D7I don't mind

CYou just

Gkinda wasted

Ammy precious

Ftime

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

CYou just

Gkinda wasted

Ammy precious

Ftime

Page 77

CDon't think

Gtwice, it's al-

Cright

C

Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright

Page 78

Key of CDon’t Worry, Be HappyBobby McFerrin (1988)

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|ntro: / 1 2 3 4 / C / C /

CHORUS: (whistling)COoo, oo oo

Coo-oo, oo, oo-oo-oo

DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

CHere's a little song I wrote

YouDmmight want to sing it note for note

Page 79

Don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

CIn every life we have some troubleDmWhen you worry you'll make it double

Don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

CHORUS:COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

CAin't got no place to lay your headDmSomebody came and took your bed

Don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

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TheClandlord say your rent is late

DmHe may have to litigate

Don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

CHORUS:COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

CAin't got no cash, ain't got no styleDmAin't got no gal to make you smile

But don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

‘CauseCwhen you worry your face will frown

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AndDmthat will bring everybody down

So don'tFworry, be

Chappy

C

CHORUS:COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

Outro:COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


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DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

COoo, oo oo


DmOo-oo-oo

Dmoo-oo-oo-oo

FOo-oo-oo

Foo-oo-oo-oo

Coooo

C

Don’t Worry, Be Happy

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Key of AmDrunken SailorTraditional Sea Shanty

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Ammorning?

AmWhat'll we do with a drunken sailorGWhat'll we do with a drunken sailorAmWhat'll we do with a drunken sailorGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning?

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CHORUS:AmWay hay and up she risesGWay hay and up she risesAmWay hay and up she risesGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning

Am

AmSling him in the long boat till he's soberGSling him in the long boat till he's soberAmSling him in the long boat till he's soberGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning


Ammorning

Am

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AmShave his belly with a rusty razorGShave his belly with a rusty razorAmShave his belly with a rusty razorGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning


Ammorning

Am

AmSend him up the crow's nest till he falls downGSend him up the crow's nest till he falls downAmSend him up the crow's nest till he falls downGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning

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Ammorning

Am

AmThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailorGThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailorAmThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailorGEarl-aye in the

Ammorning

Am

CHORUS:AmWay hay and up she risesGWay hay and up she risesAmWay hay and up she rises

Page 87

GEarl-aye in the

Ammorning

AmWay hay and up she risesGWay hay and up she risesAmWay hay and up she risesGEarl-aye in the

Am mor-

Amning

Drunken Sailor

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Key of CEight Days A WeekThe Beatles

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COoh I need your

D7love babe

Fguess you know it's

Ctrue

CHope you need my

D7love babe

Fjust like I need

Cyou

AmHold me

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me

CAin't got nothing but

D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek

CLove you every

D7day girl

Falways on my

Cmind

COne thing I can

D7say girl

Flove you all the

Ctime

AmHold me

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me

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D7love girl

Feight days a

Cweek

G Eight days a

Gweek I

Am lo-o-o-o-

Amove you

Am

D7 Eight days a

D7week is

Fnot enough to

G7show I care

COoh I need your

D7love babe

Fguess you know it's

Ctrue

CHope you need my

D7love babe

Fjust like I need

Cyou

AmHold me

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me


D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek

G Eight days a

Gweek I

Am lo-o-o-o-

Amove you

Am

D7 Eight days a

D7week is

Fnot enough to

G7show I care

CLove you every

D7day girl

Falways on my

Cmind

COne thing I can

D7say girl

Flove you all the

Ctime

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AmHold me

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me


D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek

FEight days a

Cweek

FEight days a

Cweek

OUTRO:|: C / D7 / F / C

Eight Days A Week

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Key of FEverybodyIngrid Michaelson (2009)

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FOo

Goo oo

Amoo

Am

FOo

Goo oo

Amoo

Am

FWe have fallen

Gdown again to-

Amnight

Am

FIn this world it’s

Ghard to get it

Cright

C

FTrying to make your

Gheart fit like a

Amglove

Am

What itFneeds is

Glove, love

Clove

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CHORUS:CEverybody, everybody wants to loveGEverybody, everybody wants to be loved

Page 92

AmOh, oh

Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh

CEverybody, everybody wants to loveGEverybody, everybody wants to be lovedAmOh, oh

Amoh

F oh, oh, oh

| F / G / Am / Am /| F / G / Am / Am /

FHappy is the

Gheart that still feels

Ampain

Am

FDarkness drains and

Glight will come a-

Cgain

C

SwingFopen up your

Gchest and let it

Amin

Am

Just let theFlove, love

Glove be-

Cgin

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CHORUS:CEverybody, everybody wants to loveGEverybody, everybody wants to be lovedAmOh, oh

Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh

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Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh

BRIDGE:

OhCeverybody knows the love

GEverybody holds the loveAmEverybody folds for

Flo-o-

Fo-ove

CEverybody feels the loveGEverybody steals for loveAmEverybody heals with

Flo-o-

Fo-ove

FOh

Goh-oh

Amoh

Am

Just let theFlove, love

Glove be-

Cgin

G

CHORUS: (a cappella)Everybody, everybody wants to loveEverybody, everybody wants to be lovedOh, oh / oh …

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… (just let the / love, love / love begin) /Everybody, everybody wants to loveEverybody, everybody wants to be lovedOh, oh / oh …… (just let the / love, love / love begin) /

CHORUS:CEverybody, everybody wants to loveGEverybody, everybody wants to be lovedAmOh, oh

Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh


Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh


Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh

CEverybody, everybody wants to loveGEverybody, everybody wants to be loved

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AmOh, oh

Amoh

Foh, oh

Foh

OUTRO:FOo

Goo oo

Amoo

Am

| F / G / C / C

Everybody

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Key of CFarewell to Nova ScotiaAs collected by Helen Creighton (published 1950)

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TheCsun was setting in the west

TheAmbirds were singing on ev’ry tree

Am

AllCnature

Gseemed inclined for rest

ButAmstill there

Fwas no

Amrest for me

Am /

Am

CHORUS:G7

Fare-Cwell to Nova Scotia, the sea-bound coast

Let yourAmmountains dark and dreary be

Am

For whenCI am far a-

Gway on the briny oceans tossed

Will youAmever heave a

Fsigh and a

Amwish for me?

Am

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ICgrieve to leave my native land

IAmgrieve to leave my comrades all

Am

And myCaged

Gparents whom I always held so dear

And theAmbonnie, bonnie

Flass that I

Amdo adore

Am /

Am

CHORUS:G7



Am




Fsigh and a

Amwish for me?

Am

TheCdrums do beat, and the wars do alarm

TheAmcaptain calls, we must obey

Am

So fare-Cwell, fare-

Gwell to Nova Scotia's charms

For it'sAmearly in the

Fmorning, I am

Amfar, far away

Am /

Am

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CHORUS:G7



Am




Fsigh and a

Amwish for me?

Am

IChave three brothers and they are at rest

TheirAmarms are folded on their breast

Am

But aCpoor simple

Gsailor, just like me

Must beAmtossed and

Fdriven on the

Amdark, blue sea

Am /

Am

CHORUS:G7



Am




Fsigh and a

Amwish for me?

Am

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Slower

Will youAm

ever heave a F

sigh and a Am

wish for me?

Farewell to Nova Scotia

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Key of GFive Foot TwoVarious

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GFive foot two

B7eyes of blue

ButE7oh boy what those five could do

HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

D7

GFive foot two,

B7eyes of blue


HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

D7

GTurned up nose,

B7turned down hose

E7Flapper, yes sir, one of those!

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HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

G

Now if youB7run into, a five foot two

E7Covered with furA7Diamond rings, and all those thingsD7

Betcha’ life it isn’t her

D7 But

Gcould she love,

B7could she woo

E7Could she, could she, could she coo?

HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

D7

GFive foot two

B7eyes of blue


HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

D7

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GTurned up nose

B7turned down hose

E7Flapper, yes sir, one of those!

HasA7anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

G

Now if youB7run into, a five foot two

AllE7covered with fur

A7Diamond rings, and all those thingsD7

Betcha’ life it isn’t her

D7 But

Gcould she love

B7could she woo

E7Could she, could she, could she coo?

HasA7anybody

D7seen my…

A7Anybody

D7seen my…

A7Anybody

D7seen my

Ggal?

G F#/G

G

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Key of AFlowers On The WallStatler Brothers

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AI keep hearin' you're concerned a-

F#mbout my happiness

ButB7all that thought you’re given me is

E7conscience I guess

IfAI were walkin' in your shoes I

F#mwouldn't worry none

WhileB7you and your friends are worryin’ bout me

I'mE7havin' lots of fun

Countin'F#mflowers on the wall that don't bother me at all /

F#m

Playin'F#msolitaire 'til dawn with a deck of fifty-one /

F#m

Smokin'Dcigarettes and watchin’ Captain Kangaroo

Now don't tellE7me

E7 I've nothin' to do

Page 105

LastAnight I dressed in tails pretended

F#mI was on the town

AsB7long as I can dream it's hard to

E7slow this swinger down

SoAplease don't give a thought to me I'm

F#mreally doin' fine

B7You can always find me here and

E7havin' quite a time


F#m


F#m


Now don't tellE7me

E7 I've nothin' to do

It'sAgood to see you I must go I

F#mknow I look a fright

B7Anyway my eyes are not ac-

E7customed to this light

AAnd my shoes are not accustomed

F#mto this hard concrete

SoB7I must go back to my room and

E7make my day complete


F#m

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F#m


Now don't tellE7me

E7 I've nothin' to

E7do

E7

A-don't tellE7me

E7 I've nothin' to

E7do

E7 /

A

Flowers On The Wall

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Key of CFour Strong WindsIan Tyson (1963)

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If theCgood times are all

Dmgone, then I'm

Gbound for moving

Con

I'll lookDmfor you if I'm

Amever back this

Gway

G7

Four strongCwinds that blow

Dmlonely, seven

Gseas that run

Chigh

All thoseCthings that don't

Dmchange, come what

Gmay

G7

But ourCgood times are all

Dmgone, and I'm

Gbound for moving

Con


Amever back this

Gway

G7

Think I'llCgo out to Al-

Dmberta, weather's

Ggood there in the

Cfall

I got someCfriends that I can

Dmgo, to working

Gfor

G7

Still ICwish you'd change your

Dmmind, if I

Gasked you one more

Ctime

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But we'veDmbeen through that a

Amhundred times or

Gmore

G7


Dmlonely, seven

Gseas that run

Chigh


Dmchange, come what

Gmay

G7


Dmgone, and I'm

Gbound for moving

Con


Amever back this

Gway

G7

If ICget there before the

Dmsnow flies, and if

Gthings are goin’

Cgood

You couldCmeet me if I

Dmsent you down the

Gfare

G7

But byCthen it would be

Dmwinter, there ain’t too

Gmuch for you to

Cdo

And thoseDmwinds sure can blow

Amcold way out

Gthere

G7


Dmlonely, seven

Gseas that run

Chigh


Dmchange come what

Gmay

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Dmgone, and I'm

Gbound for moving

Con


Amever back this

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G

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Key of AThe FoxCirca 15th century

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|ntro: /1 2 / 1 2 / A / A

TheAFox went out on a chilly night

HeAprayed for the moon to

E7give him light

For he hadAmany a mile to

Dgo that night

Be-Afore he

E7reached the

Atown-o

E7Town-o

Atown-o

He hadDmany a mile to

Ago that night

Be-E7fore he reached the

Atown-o

A

HeAran till he came to the farmer’s pen

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TheAducks and the geese were

E7kept therein

He said aAcouple of you are gonna

Dgrease my chin

Be-Afore I

E7leave this

Atown-o

E7Town-o

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ADcouple of you are gonna

Agrease my chin

Be-E7fore I leave this

Atown-o

A

INSTRUMENTAL:

HeAran till he came to the farmer’s pen

TheAducks and the geese were

E7kept therein

He said aAcouple of you are gonna

Dgrease my chin

Be-Afore I

E7leave this

Atown-o

E7Town-o

Atown-o

ADcouple of you are gonna

Agrease my chin

Be-E7fore I leave this

Atown-o

A

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HeAgrabbed the great goose by the neck

HeAthrew a duck a-

E7cross his back

AndAhe didn't mind the

Dquack, quack

And theAlegs all

E7danglin'

Adown-o

E7Down-o

Adown-o

DHe didn't mind the

Aquack, quack

And theE7legs all danglin'

Adown-o

A /

G7 /

G7

Well theCold gray Woman jumped out of bed

COut of the window she

G7popped her head

Cryin'CJohn, John the great

Fgoose is gone

TheCFox is

G7on the

Ctown-o

G7Town-o

Ctown-o

FJohn, John the great

Cgoose is gone

And theG7Fox is on the

Ctown-o

C

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HeCran till he came to his nice warm den

AndCthere were the little ones

G78, 9, 10

Sayin'CDaddy, Daddy better

Fgo back again

ItCmust be a

G7mighty fine

Ctown-o

G7Town-o

Ctown-o

FDaddy, Daddy

Cgo back again

For itG7must be a mighty fine

Ctown-o

C

TheCFox and his Wife, without any strife

TheyCcut up the goose with a

G7fork and a knife

AndCthey never had such a

Fsupper in their life

And theClittle ones

G7chewed on the

Cbones-o

G7Bones-o

Cbones-o

FThey never had such a

Csupper in their life

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And theG7little ones chewed on the

Cbones

C

The Fox

Page 115

Key of AThe French SongLucille Starr (1962)

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Quand le so-Dleil dit bon-

Gjour aux mon-

Dtagnes

D

Et queAla nuit ren-

Acontre le

Djour

D

Je suisDseule avec mes

Grêves sur la mon-

Dtagne

D

UneAvoix me rap-

Apelle tou-

Djours

D

É-Gcoute à ma

Gmporte les

Dchansons du

Dvent

Rap-E7pelle les

E7souvenirs de

Atoi

A


Gjour aux mon-

Dtagnes

D

Je suisAseule, je ne

Aveux penser qu’à

Dtoi

D

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Now when theDsun says good

Gday to the

Dmountains

D

And theAnight says hello to the

Ddawn

D

I’m a-Dlone with my

Gdreams on the

Dhilltop

D

I canAstill hear his voice though he’s

Dgone

D

IGhear from my

Gmdoor, the

Dlove songs through the

Dwind

D

ItE7brings back sweet memories of

Ayou

A


Gjour aux mon-

Dtagnes

D

Je suisAseule, je ne veux penser qu’a

D toi

G /

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The French Song

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Key of CThe GamblerKenny Rogers

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On aCwarm summer's evenin’, on a

Ftrain bound for

Cnowhere

ICmet up with the gambler, we were both too tired to

G7sleep

SoCwe took turns a-starin’, out the

Fwindow at the

Cdarkness

TillFboredom over-

Ctook us,

Gand he began to

Cspeak

He saidC“Son I've made a life, out of

Freadin’ peoples’

Cfaces

AndCknowin’ what their cards were, by the way they held their

G7eyes

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So ifCyou don't mind my sayin’, I can

Fsee you're out of

Caces

For aFtaste of your

Cwhiskey, I'll

Ggive you some ad-

Cvice”

C

So IChanded him my bottle, and he

Fdrank down my last

Cswallow

CThen he bummed a cigarette, and asked me for a

G7light

And theCnight got deathly quiet, and his

Fface lost all ex-

Cpression

Said “if you'reFgonna play the

Cgame boy, ya gotta

Glearn to play it

Cright

CHORUS:

You got toCknow when to hold 'em,

Fknow when to

Cfold 'em

FKnow when to

Cwalk away, and know when to

Grun

You neverCcount your money, when you're

Fsittin’ at the

Ctable

There'll beCtime e-

Fnough for

Ccountin’,

Gwhen the dealin’s

Cdone

C

| D / D

DEvery gambler knows, that the

Gsecret to sur-

Dvivin’

IsDknowin’ what to throw away, and knowin’ what to

A7keep

‘CauseDevery hand's a winner, and

Gevery hand's a

Dloser

And theGbest that you can

Dhope for is to

Adie in your

Dsleep.”

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AndDwhen he'd finished speakin’, he

Gturned back toward the

Dwindow

DCrushed out his cigarette, and faded off to

A7sleep

AndD

somewhere in the darkness, the G

gambler he broke D

even

ButG

in his final D

words I found an A

ace that I could Dkeep

CHORUS:

You got toDknow when to hold 'em,

Gknow when to

Dfold 'em

GKnow when to

Dwalk away, and know when to

Arun

You neverDcount your money, when you're

Gsittin’ at the

Dtable

There'll beDtime e-

Gnough for

Dcountin’,

Awhen the dealin’s

D done

no ukes – just clapping

You got to know when to hold ‘em (when to hold ‘em)

Know when to fold 'em (when to fold ‘em)

Know when to walk away, and know when to run

You never count your money, when you're sittin’ at the table

There'll be time enough for countin’, when the dealin’s done

ukes start again

Page 120

You got toDknow when to hold 'em,

Gknow when to

Dfold 'em

GKnow when to

Dwalk away, and know when to

Arun

You neverDcount your money when you're

Gsittin’ at the

Dtable

There'll beDtime e-

Gnough for

Dcountin’,

Awhen the dealin’s

D done

The Gambler

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Key of CGood Old Hockey GameStompin’ Tom Connors

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Hel-Clo out there we’re on the air, it’s hockey night to-

G7night

G7Tension grows the whistle blows and the puck goes down the

Cice

TheCgoalie jumps and the players bump, and the fans all go in-

Fsane

FSomeone roars,

CBobby scores at the

G7good old hockey

C game

CHORUS:G7

Oh! The Cgood old hockey game

Is theCbest game you can

G7name

And theG7best game you can name

Is theG7good old hockey

Cgame /

C /

C /

C

Speak: "2nd period!"

WhereCplayers dance with skates that flash, the home team trails

be-G7hind

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But theyG7grab the puck, and go bursting up, and they’re down across

theCline

TheyCstorm the crease like bumblebees, they travel like a

burningFflame

WeFsee them slide, the

Cpuck inside, it’s a

G7one one hockey

C game

CHORUS:G7

Oh! The Cgood old hockey game


G7name



Cgame /

C /

C /

C /

Speak: "3rd period, last game of the playoffs too!"

CTake me where those hockey players face off down the

G7rink

And theG7Stanley cup is all filled up for the champs who win the

Cdrink

Now theCfinal flick of a hockey stick and one gigantic

Fscream

TheFpuck is in the

Chome team wins the

G7good old hockey

C game

CHORUS:

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G7 Oh! The

Cgood old hockey game


G7name



C game

G7 Oh! The

Cgood old hockey game


G7name


Is theG7good old hock ey

Cgame

C

G7

C

Scream: "He shoots he scores!"

Good Old Hockey Game

Page 124

Key of CThe Gypsy RoverLeo Maguire (1952)

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TheCgypsy

G7rover came

Cover the

G7hill

CDown through the

G7valley so

Csha-

G7dy

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

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SheCleft her

G7father's

Ccastle

G7gates

SheCleft her

G7own fine

Clo-

G7ver

SheCleft her

G7servants and

Emher es-

Amstate

ToCfollow the

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

HerCfather saddled

G7up his

Cfastest

G7steed

AndCroamed the

G7valleys all

Co-

G7ver

CSought his

G7daughter

Emat great

Amspeed

And theCwhistling

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

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CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

HeCcame at

G7last to a

Cmansion

G7fine

CDown by the

G7river

CClay-

G7dee

AndCthere was

G7music and

Emthere was

Amwine

For theCgypsy

Fand his

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

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"HeCis no

G7gypsy, my

Cfather" she

G7said

"ButClord of these

G7lands all

Co-

G7ver

AndCI shall

G7stay 'til my

Emdying

Amday

With myCwhistling

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

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Cdy

G7 C

The Gypsy Rover

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Key of AmHappy Together (Back-up)Garry Bonner and Alan Gordon (ARB: The Turtles 1967)

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ImagineAmme and you, I do

AmI think about you

Gday and night, it's only right

To think about theFgirl you love, and hold her tight

So happy to-E7gether /

E7 /

AmCall you

Amup

Gease my

Gmind

FVery

Ffine /

E7 /

E7 /

CHORUS:AAaaah

Emaaaah

Aaaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaaah

AAaaah

Emaaaah

Aaaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaaah

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AmYou and

Amme

Ghad to

Gbe

FYou for

Fme /

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CHORUS:AAaaah

Emaaaah

Aaaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaaah

AAaaah

Emaaaah

Aaaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaaah

Harmony:AmMe and you, and you and me

No matter how theyGtoss the dice, it had to be

The only one forFme is you, and you for me


E7 /

CHORUS:ABaaah baaah

Embaaah ba-ba

Abaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaah

ABaaah baaah

Embaaah ba-ba

Abaaah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaa-

Gaah

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AmAah, aah

Amaaaah

GAah, aah

Gaaaah

FAah, aah

Faaaah

E7Oo-oo-oo-

Amoooo

E7Oo-oo-oo-

Amoooo

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

Ambah bah-bah-bah

E7Bah bah-bah-bah

A baaah

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Key of AmHappy Together (Lead)Garry Bonner and Alan Gordon (ARB: The Turtles 1967)

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ImagineAmme and you, I do

AmI think about you

Gday and night, it's only right

To think about theFgirl you love, and hold her tight


E7 /

If I shouldAmcall you up, invest a dime

And you say you be-Glong to me, and ease my mind

Imagine how theFworld could be, so very fine


E7 /

CHORUS:AI can't see me

Emlovin' nobody but

Ayou, for all my

Glife

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AWhen you're with me

Embaby the skies'll be

Ablue, for all my

Glife

AmMe and you, and you and me




E7 /

CHORUS:AI can't see me

Emlovin' nobody but

Ayou, for all my

Glife

AWhen you're with me

Embaby the skies'll be

Ablue, for all my

Glife





E7 /

CHORUS:ABah bah bah bah

Emba-ba-ba-bah ba-ba

Abah ba-ba-ba

Gbaaah

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ABah bah bah bah

Emba-ba-ba-bah ba-ba

Abah ba-ba-ba

Gbaa-

Gaaah




So happy to-E7gether

Outro:AmSo happy to-

E7gether

Amhow is the

E7weather

AmSo happy to-

E7gether

Amwe're happy to-

E7gether

AmSo happy to-

E7gether

Amhappy to-

E7gether

AmSo happy to-

E7gether

Amso happy to-

E7gether

A

Happy Together (Lead)

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Key of AHelpThe Beatles

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Am Help, I need some-

Gbody

F help, not just any-

Embody

D7 Help, you know I need someone

Ghelp

G

GWhen I was younger so much

Bmyounger than today

EmI never needed anybody's

Chelp in

Fany

Gway

GBut now these days are gone I'm

Bmnot so self-assured

EmNow I find I've changed my mind

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I'veCopened

Fup the

Gdoors

AmHelp me if you can I'm feeling down

AmG

And IFdo appreciate you being 'round

F Em

D7Help me get my feet back on the ground

Won't youG

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G

GAnd now my life has changed in

Bmoh so many ways

EmMy independence seemed to

Cvanish

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Ghaze

GBut every now and then I

Bmfeel so insecure

EmI know that I just need you like I've

Cnever

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Gfore


AmG


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Won't youG

please, please help Gme

G

GWhen I was younger so much

Bmyounger than today

EmI never needed anybody's

Chelp in

Fany

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GBut now these days are gone I'm

Bmnot so self-assured

EmNow I find I've changed my mind

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me Em

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Key of CHound DogJerry Leiber and Mike Stoller (Elvis Presley version)

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CHORUS:XYou ain't nothin' but a

Chound dog, cryin' all the time

You ain't nothin' but aFhound dog, cryin' all the

Ctime

Well you ain'tGnever caught a rabbit

And youFain't no friend of

Cmine

C

XWell they said you was

Chigh-classed, well that was just a lie

Yeah they said you wasFhigh-classed well, that was just a

Clie



Cmine

C

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Ctime



Cmine

C

Instrumental CHORUSXYou ain't nothin' but a



Ctime



Cmine

C



Yeah they said you wasFhigh-classed well, that was just a

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Cmine

C

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Instrumental CHORUSXYou ain't nothin' but a



Ctime



Cmine

C



Yeah they said you wasFhigh-classed, well that was just a

Clie



Cmine

C




Ctime


YouFain't no friend of

Cmine

C

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Key of DI Feel FineThe Beatles

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|: D7 / D7 / C7 / C7 / G7 / G7 / G7 / G7

G7Baby's good to me, you know,

She's happy as can be, you know, sheD7said so

D7

D7I'm in love with

C7her and I feel

G7fine

G7

G7Baby says she's mine, you know,

She tells me all the time, you know, sheD7said so

D7

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D7I'm in love with

C7her and I feel

G7fine

G7

CHORUS:GI'm so

Bmglad that

Cshe's my little

D7girl,

GShe's so

Bmglad, she's

Am7telling all the

D7world,

That herG7baby buys her things, you know,

HeG7buys her diamond rings, you know, she

D7said so

D7

D7She’s in love with

C7me and I feel

G7fine

G7

G7Baby says she's mine, you know,

She tells me all the time, you know, sheD7said so

D7

D7I'm in love with

C7her and I feel

G7fine

G7

CHORUS:GI'm so

Bmglad that

Cshe's my little

D7girl,

GShe's so

Bmglad, she's

Am7telling all the

D7world,

That herG7baby buys her things, you know,

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HeG7buys her diamond rings, you know, she

D7said so

D7

D7She’s in love with

C7me and I feel

G7fine

G7

D7She's in love with

C7me and I feel

G7fine

G7

| G7 / G7 / G7 / G7 / G7 :|

I Feel Fine

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Key of DnoneI Saw Her Standing There

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Well she wasD7just seventeen

And youG7know what I

D7mean

And theD7way she looked was way beyond com-

A7pare

A7

SoDhow could I

D7dance with a-

G7nother

Bboooh

When IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

WellD7she looked at me,

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AndG7I, I could

D7see

That be-D7fore too long I’d fall in love with

A7her

A7

DShe wouldn’t

D7dance with a-

G7nother

Bboooh

When IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

Well myG7heart went boom

When IG7crossed that room

And IG7held her hand in

A7mi-A7-i-

G7-i-

G7ine

Well weD7danced through the night,

And weG7held each other

D7tight,

And be-D7fore too long I fell in love with

A7her

A7

NowDI’ll never

D7dance with a-

G7nother

Bboooh

When IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

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Well myG7heart went boom

When IG7crossed that room

And IG7held her hand in

A7mi-

A7-i-

G7-i-

G7ine

Ooh weD7danced through the night,

And weG7held each other

D7tight,

And be-D7fore too long I fell in love with

A7her

A7

NowDI’ll never

D7dance with a-

G7nother

Bboooh

Since IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

Oh, since IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

Well, since IDsaw her

A7standing

D7there

D7

I Saw Her Standing There

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Key of GI'll Be There For YouThe Rembrandts (1994)

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GDo do-do-do

Fdo do do-do do

GDo do-do-do

Fdo do do-do do

GSo no one told you life was gonna be this

Fway

<clap-clap-clap-clap>GYour job’s a joke, your broke, your love life’s D-O-

Gma7-A

FIt’s like you’re

Calways stuck in

Gsecond gear

G

When itFhasn’t been your

Cday, your week

YourDmonth or even your year, but

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CHORUS:GI’ll be

Cthere for

Dyou (when the

Drain starts to

Gpour)

I’ll beCthere for

Dyou (like I’ve

Dbeen there be-

Gfore)

I’ll beCthere for

Dyou (‘cause you’re

Dthere for me

Fto

F)

GYou’re still in bed at ten, though work began at

Feight

GYou burned your breakfast so far things are going

Gmaj7great

FYour mother

Cwarned you there’d be

Gdays like these

G

But sheFdidn’t tell you

Cwhen the world was

Dbrought

Down to yourDknees, that

CHORUS:GI’ll be

Cthere for

Dyou (when the

Drain starts to

Gpour)

I’ll beCthere for

Dyou (like I’ve

Dbeen there be-

Gfore)

I’ll beCthere for

Dyou (‘cause you’re

Dthere for me

Fto)

F /

G

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Key of GI'll Fly AwayAlfred Brumley (1929)

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|ntro: / 1 2 / 1 2 / G / G /

GSome glad morning when this life is o’erCI’ll fly a-

Gway

G

GTo a home on

EmGod’s celestial shore

GI’ll

D7fly a-

Gway

G

CHORUS:GI’ll fly away, oh gloryCI’ll fly a-

Gway, in the morning

GWhen I die, halle-

Emlujah by and

Gby

A7I’ll

Dfly a-

Gway

G

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GWhen the shadows of this life have goneCI’ll fly a-

Gway

G

GLike a bird from

Emprison bars has flown

GI’ll

D7fly a-

Gway

G



GWhen I die, halle-

Emlujah by and

Gby

A7I’ll

Dfly a-

Gway

G

GJust a few more weary days and thenCI’ll fly a-

Gway

G

GTo lead on where

Emjoy shall never end

GI’ll

D7fly a-

Gway

G

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GWhen I die, halle-

Emlujah by and

Gby

A7I’ll

Dfly a-

Gway

G

I'll Fly Away

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Key of GI'm A BelieverNeil Diamond (as recorded by The Monkees 1966)

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| G / G /

GI thought love was

Donly true in

Gfairy tales

G

GMeant for someone

Delse, but not for

Gme

G7

OhClove was out to

Gget me (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

That's the way itGseemed (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

DisappointmentGhaunted all my

D7dreams

D7

XThen I saw her

Gface

C /

Gnow

CI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G

CNot a

Gtrace

C /

Gof

Cdoubt in my

Gmind

C /

G

CI'm in

G love (mmmmmmm

Coh) I'm a be-

Gliever

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I couldn'tFleave her if I

D7tried

D7

GI thought love was

Dmore or less a

Ggivin' thing

G

ItGseems the more I

Dgave, the less I

Ggot

G7

CWhat's the use in

Gtryin' (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

All you get isGpain (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

When I neededGsunshine I got

D7rain

D7

XThen I saw her

Gface

C /

Gnow

CI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G

CNot a

Gtrace

C /

GofCdoubt in my

Gmind

C /

G

CI'm in

G love (mmmmmmm

Coh) I'm a be-

Gliever


D7tried

D7

INSTRUMENTAL:GI thought love was

Donly true in

Gfairy tales

G

GMeant for someone

Delse but not for

Gme

G7Oooh

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CLove was out to

Gget me (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

Now that's the way itGseemed (do-do-do do-

Cdo)

DisappointmentGhaunted all my

D7dreams

D7

XAh then I saw her

Gface

C /

Gnow

CI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G

CNot a

Gtrace

C /

GofCdoubt in my

Gmind

C /

G

CI'm in

G love (mmmmmmm

Coh) I'm a be-

Gliever


D7tried

D7

XYes I saw her

Gface

C /

Gnow

CI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G

CNot a

Gtrace

C /

GofCdoubt in my

Gmind

C /

G

AndCI'm a be-

Gliever (yeah

Cyeah yeah

Gyeah yeah)

CI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G

AndCI'm a be-

Gliever

C /

G /

C /

G

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Key of CI'm Into Something GoodGerry Goffin and Carole King, ARB Herman's Hermits, 1964

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CWoke up this

Fmornin'

Cfeelin'

Ffine

CThere's somethin'

Fspecial

Con my

C7mind

FLast night I met a new girl, in the neighbour-

Chood

Fwhoa

Cyeah

G7Somethin' tells me

FI'm into somethin’

Cgood

… (Somethin'Ftells me

CI'm into

Fsomethin')

CShe's the kind of

Fgirl who's

Cnot too

Fshy

CAnd I can

Ftell, I'm

Cher kind of

C7guy

FShe danced close to me, like I hoped she

Cwould

… (She danced with me like I hoped she would)G7Somethin' tells me


Cgood

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CI'm into

Fsomethin')

G7We only danced for a minute or two

But then sheCstuck close to

Fme, the

Cwhole night through

G7Can I be fallin' in loveD7She's everything I've been

Dmdreamin'

G7of

… (She's everything I've beenD7dreamin'

G7of)

CI walked her

Fhome and she

Cheld my

Fhand

ICknew it couldn't

Fbe just a

Cone-night

C7stand

SoFI asked to see her next week, and she told me I

Ccould

… (I asked to see her and she told me I could)G7Somethin' tells me


Cgood


CI'm into

Fsomethin')

G7We only danced for a minute or two

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But then sheCstuck close to

Fme, the

Cwhole night through

G7Can I be

G7fallin' in love

D7She's everything I've been

Dmdreamin'

G7of

… (She's everything I've beenD7dreamin'

G7of)

CI walked her

Fhome and she

Cheld my

Fhand

ICknew it couldn't

Fbe just a

Cone-night

C7stand

SoFI asked to see her next week, and she told me I

Ccould

… (I asked to see her and she told me I could)G7Somethin' tells me


Cgood


CI'm into

Fsomethin')

G7Somethin' tells me


Cgood


CI'm into

Fsomethin’

C good)

I'm Into Something Good

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Key of CI'se The B'yTraditional

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|ntro: InstrumentalCI'se the b'y that

Gbuilds the boat and

CI'se the b'y that

Fsails

Gher and

CI'se the b'y that

Gcatches the fish and

FBrings ' em

Ghome to

CLiza

CI'se the b'y that

Gbuilds the boat and

CI'se the b'y that

Fsails

Gher and

CI'se the b'y that


FBrings ' em

Ghome to

CLiza

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CHORUS:CHip-yer-partner

GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

CFogo, Twillingate,

GMoreton’s Harbour

FAll a-

Ground the

Ccircle

CSods and rinds to

Gcover your flake

CCake and tea for

Fsup-

Gper

CCodfish in the

Gspring of the year

FFried in

Gmaggoty

Cbutter


GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

CFogo, Twillingate,


FAll a-

Ground the

Ccircle

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CI don't want your

Gmaggoty fish

CThey're no good for

Fwin-

Gter

CI can buy as

Ggood as that

WayFdown in

GBona-

Cvista


GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

CFogo, Twillingate,


FAll a-

Ground the

Ccircle

CI took Liza

Gto a dance

AsCfast as she could

Ftra-

Gvel

AndCevery step that

Gshe could take

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WasFup to her

Gknees in

Cgravel


GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

CFogo, Twillingate,


FAll a-

Ground the

Ccircle

CSusan White she’s

Goutta sight

HerCpetticoat wants a

Fbor-

Gder

WellCold Sam Oliver

Gin the dark

HeFkissed her

Gin the

Ccorner!


GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

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CFogo, Twillingate,


FAll a-

Ground the

Ccircle

CI'se the b'y that

Gbuilds the boat

CAnd I'se the b'y that

Fsails

Gher and

CI'se the b'y that


FBrings them

Ghome to

CLiza


GSally Tibbo

CHip-yer-partner

FSally

GBrown

CFogo, Twillingate,


FAll a-

Ground the

C cir-

Ccle

I'se The B'y

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Key of AI've Just Seen A FaceThe Beatles (1965)

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AI've just seen a face I can't forget the time or place

Where we justF#mmet

She's just the girl for me and I want all the world to see

We'veDmet, mm mm

E7mm mmm

Amm

AHad it been another day I might have looked the other way

AndF#mI'd have never been aware but as it is

I'll dream of her to-Dnight di di

E7di di n

Adi

E7Falling yes I am

Dfalling

And she keepsAcalling

Dme back a-

Again

A

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AI have never known the like of this I've been alone

And I haveF#mmissed things and kept out of sight

But other girls were never quite

LikeDthis, di di

E7di di n

Adi

E7Falling yes I am

Dfalling


Dme back a-

Again

A

INSTRUMENTAL:AI have never known the like of this I've been alone

And I haveF#mmissed things and kept out of sight

But other girls were never quite

LikeDthis, di di

E7di di n

Adi

E7Falling yes I am

Dfalling


Dme back a-

Again

A

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AI've just seen a face I can't forget the time or place

Where we justF#mmet

She's just the girl for me and I want all the world to see

We'veDmet, mm mm

E7mm di n

Adi

E7Falling yes I am

Dfalling


Dme back a-

Again

A

E7Falling yes I am

Dfalling


Dme back a-

Again

A

OhE7falling yes I am

Dfalling


Dme back a-

Again

A

I've Just Seen A Face

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Key of CIf I Had a Million DollarsBare Naked Ladies

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CIf I

Ghad a million

Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you a

Fhouse (I would

Fbuy you a

Chouse)

And if IGhad a million

Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

I'd buy youGfurniture for your

Fhouse

…(maybe a niceFchesterfield or an

Cottoman)


Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you a

FK-car, (a

Fnice reliant automo-

Cbile)


Fdollars, I'd

Fbuy your

Glove

G6 /

G7 /

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FIf I

Ghad a million

Cdollars (I'd build a

Amtree fort in our

Fyard)

If IGhad a million

Cdollars (you could

Amhelp it wouldn't be that

Fhard)

Page 170

If IGhad a million

Cdollars

…(Maybe we could put like aAmlittle tiny fridge in there some-

Fwhere)

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CIf I

Ghad a million

Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you a fur

Fcoat (but not a

Freal fur coat that's

Ccruel)


Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you an exotic

Fpet (yep, like a

Fllama, or an

Cemu)


Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you John Merrick's re-

Fmains

…(Ooooh, all themFcrazy elephant

Cbones)


Fdollars, I'd

Fbuy your

Glove

G6 /

G7 /

G /

FIf I

Ghad a million

Cdollars (we wouldn't

Amhave to walk to the

Fstore)

If IGhad a million

Cdollars (we'd take a limo-

Amsine 'cause it costs

Fmore)

If IGhad a million

Cdollars (we wouldn't

Amhave to eat Kraft

Fdinner)

F

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CIf I

Ghad a million

Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you a green

Fdress (but not a

Freal green dress

that'sCcruel)


Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you some

Fart, (a Pi-

Fcasso or a Gar-

Cfunkel)

If IGhad a million

Fdollars (if I

Fhad a million

Cdollars)

Well I'dGbuy you a

Fmonkey (have-

Fn't you always wanted a

Cmonkey?)

If IGhad a million

Fdollars, I'd

Fbuy your

Glove

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FIf I

Ghad a million

Cdollars (if I

Amhad a million

Fdollars)

If IGhad a million

Cdollars (if I

Amhad a million

Fdollars)

If IGhad a million

Cdo-

G-ol-

Amlars

G /

F /

G I'd be

C rich

If I Had a Million Dollars

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Key of CItsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka DotBikiniBrian Hyland (1960)

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F bop-bop-bop-bop

G7 bop

She was a-Cfraid to come out of the

Dmlocker

G7

She was asDmnervous as

G7she could

Cbe

She was a-Cfraid to come

C7out of the

Flocker

She was a-Cfraid that some-

Dmbo-

G7dy would

C see

~(Two three four tell the people what she wore) <muted cow bell>

CHORUS:

It was anG7itsy bitsy teenie weenie

Cyellow polka dot bikini

G7That she wore for the

Cfirst time today

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AnG7itsy bitsy teenie weenie


G7So in the locker she wanted to

C stay

~(Two three four stick around we'll tell you more)

C Bop bop bop bop

F bopbopbopbop

G7 bop

She was a-Cfraid to come out in the

Dmopen

G7(ba-da-dup)

So aDmblanket a-

G7round her she

Cwore (ba-da-dup)

She was a-Cfraid to come

C7out in the

Fopen (ba-da-dup)

And so sheCsat bundled

Dmup

G7on the

C shore


CHORUS:




Cfirst time today



G7So in the blanket she wanted to

C stay

~(Two three four stick around we'll tell you more)

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C Bop bop bop bop

F bopbopbopbop

G7 bop

Now she's a-Cfraid to come out of the

Dmwater

G7(ba-da-dup)

And IDmwonder what

G7she's gonna

Cdo (ba-da-dup)

Now she's a-Cfraid to come

C7out of the

Fwater (ba-da-dup)

And theCpoor little

Dmgirl's

G7turning

C blue


CHORUS:




Cfirst time today



G7So in the water she wanted to

Cstay

C

From the locker to theG7blanket

G7From the blanket to the

Cshore

CFrom the shore to the

G7water

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G7Guess there isn’t any

Cmore

C Cha cha cha!

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka DotBikini

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Key of GJack Was Every Inch A SailorTrad.

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XNow, ‘twas

Gtwenty-five or thirty years

Since Jack first saw theD7light

He came into this world of woe

One dark and stormyGnight

He was born on board his father’s ship

As she was lyingD7to

‘Bout twenty-five or thirty miles

Southeast of Bacca-G

-lieu

CHORUS:D7

Oh GJack was every inch a

D7sailor

D7

Five and twenty years aGwhaler

G

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Jack was every inch aD7sailor

D7

He was born upon the deep blueGsea

G

WhenGJack grew up to be a man

He went to Labra-D7dor

He fished in Indian Harbour

Where his father fished be-Gfore

On his returning in the fog

He met a heavyD7gale

And Jack was swept into the sea

AndD7

swallowed by a G

whale

CHORUS:D7


D7sailor

D7


G


D7


G

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TheGwhale went straight for Baffin’s Bay

‘Bout ninety knots anD7hour

And ev’ry time he’d blow a spray

He’d send it in aGshower

“Oh now” says Jack unto himself

“I must see what he’s a-D7bout!”

He caught the whale all by the tail

AndD7

turned him inside G

out!

CHORUS:D7


D7sailor

D7


G


D7


G

D

G

Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor

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GDown the way where the

Cnights are gay

And theD7sun shines daily on the

Gmountain top

GI took a trip on a

Csailing ship

And when ID7reached Jamaica I

Gmade a stop

CHORUS:

But I'mGsad to say, I'm

Amon my way

D7Won't be back for

Gmany a day

MyGheart is down my head is

Amturning around

I had toD7leave a little girl in

GKingston town

G

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GDown at the market

Cyou can hear

LadiesD7cry out while on their

Gheads they bear

GAkee rice salt

Cfish are nice

And theD7rum is fine any

Gtime of year

CHORUS:

But I'mGsad to say I'm

Amon my way

D7Won't be back for

Gmany a day


Amturning around


GKingston town

G

GSounds of laughter

Ceverywhere

And theD7dancing girls swaying

Gto and fro

GI must declare my

Cheart is there

Though I'veD7been from Maine to

GMexico

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CHORUS:


Amon my way

D7Won't be back for

Gmany a day


Amturning around


GKingston town

G

GDown the way where the

Cnights are gay

And theD7sun shines daily on the

Gmountain top

GI took a trip on a

Csailing ship

And when ID7reached Jamaica I

Gmade a stop

CHORUS:


Amon my way

D7Won't be back for

Gmany a day


Amturning around


GKingston town

G

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Key of CKeep On The Sunny SideAda Blenkhorn, J. Howard Entwisle (1899)

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There’s aCdark and a

Ftroubled side of

Clife

C

There’s aCbright and a sunny side

Gtoo

G

Tho’ weGmeet with the darkness and

Cstrife

C

TheGsunny side we also may

Cview

C

CHORUS:CKeep on the

C7sunny side

Falways on the

Csunny side

CKeep on the sunny side of

Glife

G7

It willChelp us ev’ry

C7day, it will

Fbrighten all the

Cway

If weCkeep on the

G7sunny side of

Clife

C

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Tho’ theCstorm and its

Ffury break to-

Cday

C

CrushingChopes that we cherished so

Gdear

G

Storm andGcloud will in time pass a-

Cway

C

TheGsun again will shine bright and

Cclear

C

CHORUS:CKeep on the

C7sunny side

Falways on the

Csunny side

Keep on the sunny side ofGlife

G7

It willChelp us every

C7day, it will

Fbrighten all the

Cway

If we keep on theG7sunny side of

Clife

C

Let usCgreet with a

Fsong of hope each

Cday

C

Tho’ theCmoments be cloudy or

Gfair

G

Let usGtrust in our Saviour al-

Cway

C

WhoGkeepeth ev’ry one in His

Ccare

C

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CHORUS:CKeep on the

C7sunny side

Falways on the

Csunny side

CKeep on the sunny side of

Glife

G7

It willChelp us every

C7day, it will

Fbrighten all the

Cway

If weCkeep on the

G7sunny side of

Clife

C

If weCkeep on the

G7sunny side of

Clife

C

G

C

Keep On The Sunny Side

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Key of GKing Of The RoadRoger Miller (1964)

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GTrailers for

Csale or rent

D7Rooms to let

Gfifty cents

GNo phone no

Cpool no pets

D I ain't got no

D7cigarettes, ah but

GTwo hours of

Cpushing broom, buys a

D7Eight by twelve

Gfour bit room, I’m a

G7Man of

Cmeans, by no means

D7 King of the

Groad

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GThirdbox car

Cmidnight train

D7Destination

GBangor Maine

GOld wornout

Csuit and shoes

D I don't pay no

D7Union dues, I smoke

Gold stogies

CI have found

D7Short but not too

Gbig around, I’m a

G7Man of

Cmeans, by no means

D7 King of the

Groad

I knowGevery engineer on

Cevery train

D7All of the children and

Gall of their names

AndGevery handout in

Cevery town

AndD

every lock that ain't locked when D7no one's around

I sing...

GTrailers for

Csale or rent

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D7Rooms to let

Gfifty cents

GNo phone no

Cpool no pets

D I ain't got no

D7cigarettes, ah but

GTwo hours of

Cpushing broom, buys a

D7Eight by twelve

Gfour bit room, I’m a

G7Man of

Cmeans, by no means

D7 King of the

Groad

D7 King of the

Groad

D7 King of the

G road

King Of The Road

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Key of FThe Lion Sleeps TonightSolomon Linda (1939), ARB: The Tokens

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(GIRLS ONLYFWe-de-de-de, de-

Bbde-de-de-de,

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

FWe-de-de-de, de-

Bbde-de-de-de,

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

(GUYS ONLY)

A-Fwimoweh, a-wimoweh a-

Bbwimoweh, a-wimoweh


Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh

VERSE 1: (EVERYONE)FIn the jungle, the

Bbmighty jungle, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight,

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FIn the jungle, the

Bbquiet jungle, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight.

CHORUS: (GIRLS AND GUYS – 2 parts sung together)1) (GIRLS)

FWeeeeeeee……..

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

FWeeeeeeee…….

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

2) (GUYS)




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh

VERSE 2: (EVERYONE)FNear the village, the

Bbpeaceful village, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight,

FNear the village, the

Bbquiet village, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight.

CHORUS: (GIRLS AND GUYS – 2 parts sung together w/JUNGLEanimals)

Page 191

1) (GIRLS)FWeeeeeeee……..

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

FBRRReeee………

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

2) (GUYS)




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh

VERSE 3:(GIRLS ONLY)FHush my darling don’t

Bbfear my darling, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight,

(EVERYONE)FHush my darling don’t

Bbfear my darling, the

Flion sleeps to

Cnight.

CHORUS: - (GIRLS AND GUYS – 2 parts sung together)1) (GIRLS)

FWeeeeeeee……..

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

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Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

FWeeeeeeee…….

Bb…ee-ooo-eee-ooo

Fwe-um-um-a-way

C

2) (GUYS)




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh




Cwimoweh, a-wimoweh

(GIRLS ONLY)F

We-de-de-de, de-Bb

de-de-de-de, F

we-um-um-a-way C

F We-de-de-de, de-

Bb de-de-de-de,

F we-um-um-a-way

C

The Lion Sleeps Tonight

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Key of CThe Log Driver’s WaltzWade Hemsworth

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If you shouldCask any girl from the

Fparish a-

Dmround

WhatG7pleases her most from her head to her

Ctoes

She'llCsay I'm not sure that it's

Fbusiness of

Dmyours

But IG7do like to waltz with a

Clog driver

CHORUS:G7For he goes

Cbirling down, a-

Fdown white water

CThat's where the log driver

G7learns to step lightly

It'sCbirling down, a-

Fdown white water

AClog driver’s waltz pleases

G7girls com-

Cpletely

C

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When theCdrive's nearly over, I

Flike to go

Dmdown

ToG7see all the lads while they work on the

Criver

ICknow that come evening they'll

Fbe in the

Dmtown

And weG7all want to waltz with a

Clog driver


Cbirling down, a-

Fdown white water




Fdown white water


G7girls com-

Cpletely

C

ToCplease both my parents, I've

Fhad to give

Dmway

AndG7dance with the doctors and merchants and

Clawyers

TheirCmanners are fine, but their

Ffeet are of

Dmclay

For there'sG7none with the style of a

Clog driver

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Cbirling down, a-

Fdown white water




Fdown white water


G7girls com-

Cpletely

C

CI've had my chances with

Fall sorts of

Dmmen

ButG7none is so fine as my lad on the

Criver

SoCwhen the drive's over, if he

Fasks me a-

Dmgain

IG7think I will marry my

Clog driver


Cbirling down, a-

Fdown white water




Fdown white water


G7girls com-

Cpletely

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CBirling down, a-

Fdown white water


G7girls...

G7Com…

Cpletely

G7 C

The Log Driver’s Waltz

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Key of CLong Long RoadDavid Francey (2003)

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C5Red sun comes rising

Fout of the

C5sea

On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

And theC5bones of the ocean, this

Fland under

C5me

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

C5Up the St. Lawrence to the

Fqueen of the

C5Lakes

On theC5long

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Groad

G

And theC5waves of the water, they

Fendlessly

C5break

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

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On theFlong

Fadd9long

C5road

C5

On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

TheC5waves on the water, they

Fendlessly

C5break

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

TheC5prairies a straight line, be-

Fginning and

C5end

On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

And theC5mile posts marking the

Ftime that we

C5spend

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

C5West to the mountains, that

Fgreyness of

C5stone

On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

And theC5setting sun sinking,

Ftired to the

C5bone

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

On theFlong

Fadd9long

C5road

C5

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On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

And theC5mile posts marking, the

Ftime that we

C5spend

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

On theFlong

Fadd9long

C5road

C5

On theC5long

Csus4long

Groad

G

And theC5setting sun sinking,

Ftired to the

C5bone

On theC5long

Glong

C5road

C5

Long Long Road

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Key of CLookin’ Out My Back DoorCreedance Clearwater Revival

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CImagination sets in,

Ampretty soon I'm singin'

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor

CJust got home from Illinois,

Amlock the front door, oh boy

FGot to sit

Cdown, take a

Grest on the

G7porch

CImagination sets in,

Ampretty soon I'm singin'

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor

There's aCgiant doing cartwheels, a

Amstatue wearin' high heels

FLook at all the

Chappy creatures

Gdancin' on the

G7lawn

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ACdinosaur Victrola,

Amlistenin' to Buck Owens

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor

GTambourines and elephants, are

Fplayin' in the

Cband

Won't youCtake a ride

Amon the flyin'

Gspoon?

G7dootin-doo-doo

CWonderous apparition, pro-

Amvided by magician

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor

CThere's a giant doing cartwheels, a

Amstatue wearin' high heels

FLook at all the

Chappy creatures

Gdancin' on the

G7lawn

ACdinosaur Victrola,

Amlistenin' to Buck Owens

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor


Fplayin' in the

Cband


Amon the flyin'

Gspoon?

G7dootin-doo-doo

CBother me tomorrow, to-

Amday I’ll buy no sorrow

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FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

Cdoor

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Fplayin' in the

Cband


Amon the flyin'

Gspoon?

G7dootin-doo-doo

CForward troubles Illinois,

Amlock the front door, oh boy

FLook at all the

Chappy creatures

Gdancin' on the

G7lawn

SLOWCBother me tomorrow, to-

Amday I'll buy no sorrows

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

C door

G7 C

At TEMPO| Z / Z /

FDoo, doo,

Cdoo, lookin'

G7out my back

C door

G7 C

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Key of CLukey’s BoatOld sea shanty

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Well oh,CLukey's boat is

Fpainted

Ggreen

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted green

She’s theAmprettiest boat that you've

Fever

Gseen

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

Well oh,CLukey's boat's got a

Ffine fore

Gcutty

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

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CLukey's boat's got a

Ffine fore cutty

AndAmevery seam is

Fchinked with

Gputty

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

WellCI says "Lukey the

Fblinds are

Gdown"

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CI says "Lukey the

Fblinds are down"

"MeAmwife is dead and she's

Funder-

Gground"

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

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Cday! /

F G /

WellCI says Lukey

F"I don't

Gcare"

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CI says Lukey

F"I don't care"

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"I'llAmget me another in the

Fspring of the

Gyear"

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

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CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

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Oh,CLukey's rolling

Fout his

Ggrub

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's rolling

Fout his grub

AmOne split pea, and a

Ften pound

Gtub

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

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CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

Well,CLukey's boat's got

Fhigh-topped

Gsails

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat's got

Fhigh-topped sails

TheAmsheet was planted with

Fcopper

Gnails

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CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

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CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted

Ggreen

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted green

She’s theAmprettiest boat that you've

Fever

Gseen

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

CA-ha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday! /

F G /

C

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Key of AMairi’s WeddingJohn Roderick Bannerman (1934), lyrics: Sir Hugh Roberton (1936)

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AStep we gaily on we goDHeel for heel and

E7toe for toe

AArm in arm and row and rowDAll for Mairi's

E7wedding

AOver hillways, up and downDMyrtle green and

E7bracken brown

APast the shielings through the townDAll for the sake of

E7Mairi

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CHORUS:AStep we gaily on we goDHeel for heel and

E7toe for toe

AArm in arm and row and rowDAll for Mairi's

E7wedding

ARed her cheeks as rowans areDBright her eye as

E7any star

AFairest of them all by farDIs our darlin'

E7Mairi

E7

CHORUS: <Key Change>CStep we gaily on we goFHeel for heel and

G7toe for toe

CArm and arm and row and rowFAll for Mairi's

G7wedding

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CPlenty herring, plenty mealFPlenty peat to

G7fill her creel

CPlenty bonnie bairns as wellFThat's the toast for

G7Mairi

CHORUS:CStep we gaily on we goFHeel for heel and

G7toe for toe


G7wedding

CStep we gaily on we goFHeel for heel and

G7toe for toe


G7wedding

C

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Key of DMemories Are Made of This (melded)Terry Gilkyson, Rich Dehr and Frank Milleras recorded by Dean Martin

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Black coloured lyrics are Main VocalsGreen coloured lyrics are Background Vocals

Intro Background Vocals Only:DSweet, sweet, the

A7memories you gave to me

DYou can’t beat, the


Verse 1: Main and Backgroud Vocals:DTake one

A7fresh and tender

Dkiss

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




DAdd one

A7stolen night of

Dbliss

A7

DSweet, sweet, the


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GOne girl

Done boy

A7some grief

Dsome joy

GI was a rover,

Dbut now it’s over

A7It was a happy day

Dwhen you came my way to tell me

DMemo-

A7ries are made of

Dthis

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




Verse 2: Main and Backgroud Vocals:DDon't for-

A7get a small moon-

Dbeam

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




DFold in

A7lightly with a

Ddream

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




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GYour lips

Dand mine

A7two sips

Dof wine

GI was a rover,




DMemo-

A7ries are made of

Dthis

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




BRIDGE:GThen add the wedding bells,

Done house where lovers dwell

GThen add the wedding bells,

Done house where lovers dwell

A7Three little kids for the

Dflavour

D7

A7Three little kids for the

Dflavour

D7

GStir carefully through the days,

Dsee how the flavour stays

GStir carefully through the days,

Dsee how the flavour stays

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E7These are the dreams you will

A7sa-

A7vour

E7These are the dreams you will

A7sa-

A7vour

Verse 3: Main and Backgroud Vocals:DWith His

A7blessings from a-

Dbove

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




DServe it

A7generously with

Dlove

A7

DSweet, sweet, the




GOne man

Done wife,

A7one love

Dthrough life

GI was a rover,




DMemo-

A7ries are made of

Dthis

A7

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DMemo-

A7ries are made of

D this

DSweet, sweet, the

A7memories you gave to

D me

Memories Are Made of This

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Key of CMoonlight Bay-Shine On Harvest MoonMedleyPercy Wenrich, Edward Madden, Gus Edwards, (Nora Bayes & Jack Norworth)

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CWe were sailing a-

Clong,

FOn Moonlight

CBay,

We could hear the voicesG7ringing,

They seemed toCsay

F/

G7

You have stolen myCheart,

FNow don’t go

C‘way,

As weG7sing love’s old sweet song

On MoonlightCBay

F C G7

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A7Shine on, shine on harvest

D7moon, up in the sky

G7I ain't had no loving sinceC

January, C

February, C

June or July A7Snow time ain't no time to

D7sit outside and spoon

SoG7shine on, shine on harvest

Cmoon

ForF7me and my

Cgal

Instrumental Verse (Kazoos)

A7Shine on, shine on harvest

D7moon, up in the sky

G7I ain't had no loving sinceC

January, C

February, C

June or July A7Snow time ain't no time to

D7sit outside and spoon

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SoG7shine on, shine on harvest

Cmoon

ForFme and my

Cgal

G7

C

Moonlight Bay-Shine On Harvest MoonMedley

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Key of CMy GRANDFATHER'S CLOCKHenry Clay Work (1876)

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MyCGrandfather's

Gclock was too

Clarge for the

Fshelf

So itCstood 90

Gyears on the

Cfloor

C

It wasCtaller by

Ghalf than the

Cold man him-

Fself

Tho' itCweighed not a

Gpennyweight

Cmore

C

It wasCbought on the morn, of the

Fday that he was

Cborn

And wasCalways his

D7treasure and

Gpride

G

But itC

stopped - G

short - Cnever to go a-

Fgain

When theCold

Gman

Cdied

C

BRIDGE:

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90Cyears without

Fslumber-

Cing

C(tic toc tic toc)

HisClife seconds

Fnumber-

Cing

C(tic toc, tic toc)

But itC

stopped - G


Fgain

When theCold

Gman

Cdied

C

InCwatching its

Gpendulum

Cswing to and

Ffro

ManyChours had he

Gspent as a

Cboy

C

And inCchildhood and

Gmanhood the

Cclock seemed to

Fknow

And toCshare both his

Ggrief and his

Cjoy

C

For itCstruck 24 when he

Fentered at the

Cdoor

With aCblooming and

D7beautiful

Gbride

G

But itC

stopped - G


Fgain

When theCold

Gman

Cdied

C

MyCgrandfather

Gsaid that of

Cthose he could

Fhire

Not aCservant so

Gfaithful he'd

Cfound

C

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For itCwasted no

Gtime and

Chad but one de-

Fsire

At theCclose of each

Gweek to be

Cwound

C

Yes itCkept in its place, not a

Ffrown upon its

Cface

And itsChands never

D7hung by its

Gside

G

But itC

stopped - G


Fgain

When theCold

Gman

Cdied

C

Then itCrang an a-

Glarm in the

Cdead of the

Fnight

An a-Clarm that for

Gyears had been

Cdumb

C

And weCknew that his

Gspirit was

Cpluming its

Fflight

That hisChour of de-

Gparture had

Ccome

C

Still theCclock kept the time, with a

Fsoft and muffled

Cchime

As weCsilently

D7stood by his

Gside

G

But itC

stopped - G


Fgain

When theCold

Gman

Cdied

C

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Key of AMy Honolulu Hula GirlSonny Cunha, 1909

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CAll the time in the tropical clime

Where theyD7do the hula hula dance

G7I fell in love with a chocolate dove

WhileClearning that

Ffunny funny

Cdance

ThisCpoor little kid why she never did

AD7bit of loving before

So IFmade up my

Fmmind, that

CI struck a

A7find

TheD7only girl I’d

G7dare a-

Cdore

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CHORUS:G7I love a pretty little Honolulu hula

Chula girl

…(She’s the candy kid to wriggle)G7hula girl

…(She will surely make you giggle)Chula girl

…(With her naughty little wiggle)G7Some day I’m goin’ to try to make this hula hula

Cgirlie mine

…(ThisCgirlie mine)

‘CauseA7all the while I’m

Fmdreaming of her

MyD7Honolulu

G7hula

Cgirl

Kazoos & Ukes:CAll the time in the tropical clime

Where theyD7do the hula hula dance

G7I fell in love with a chocolate dove

WhileClearning that

Ffunny funny

Cdance

ThisCpoor little kid, why she never did

AD7bit of loving before

So IFmade up my

Fmmind, that

CI struck a

A7find

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TheD7only girl I’d

G7dare a-

Cdore


Chula girl

…(She’s the candy kid to wriggle)G7hula girl

…(She will surely make you giggle)Chula girl


Cgirlie mine



Fmdreaming of her

MyD7Honolulu

G7hula

Cgirl

COut at the beach, with your dear little peach

Where theD7waves are rolling in so high

G7Holding her hand, while you sit on the sand

YouCpromise you’ll

Fwin her heart or

Cdie

YouCstart in to tease, you give her a squeeze

HerD7heart is all in a whirl

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If youFget in a pinch, go

Cto, it’s a

A7cinch

WhenD7spooning with a

G7hula

Cgirl


Chula girl

(She’s the candy kid to wriggle)G7hula girl

(She will surely make you giggle)Chula girl


Cgirlie mine



Fmdreaming of her

MyD7Honolulu

G7hula

Cgirl

MyD7Honolulu

G7hula

C girl

My Honolulu Hula Girl

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Key of GMy Oklahoma HomeAgnes ("Sis") Cunningham

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When theyGopened up the strip, I was

Cyoung and full of

Gzip

I wanted some place to call myDhome

D

AndGso I made the race, and I

Cstaked me out a

Gplace

And I settled down a-Dlong the Cimar-

Gron

G

It blowed a-Cway (BLOWED AWAY!) it blowed a-

Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

My Oklahoma home it blowed a-Dway

D

Well itGlooked so green and fair when I

Cbuilt my shanty

Gthere

But my OklahomaDhome it blowed a-

Gway

G

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Well IGplanted wheat and oats, had some

Cchickens and

someGshoats

GAimed to have some ham and eggs to

Dfeed my face

D

Got aGmule to pull the plow, got an

Cold red muley

Gcow

IGalso got a fancy

Dmortgage on the

Gplace

G


Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

All the crops that I have planted blowed a-Dway

D

YouGcan't grow any grain if you

Cain’t got any

Grain

Everything except myDmortgage blowed a-

Gway

G

ItGlooked so green and fair, when I

Cbuilt my shanty

Gthere

I figured I was all set forDlife

D

I putGon my Sunday best with my

Cfancy scalloped

Gvest

And I went to town toDpick me out a

Gwife

G

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She blowed a-Cway (BLOWED AWAY!) she blowed a-

Gway

(BLOWED AWAY!)

My Oklahoma woman blowedDaway

D

MisterGas I bent and kissed her,

she wasCpicked up by a

Gtwister

My OklahomaDwoman blowed

Gaway

G

ThenGI was left alone just a-

Clistenin' to the

Gmoan

Of theGwind around the corners of my

Dshack

D

So IGtook off down the road

Cwhen the south wind

Gblowed,

A-travelin' with theDwind upon my

Gback

G

I blowed a-Cway (BLOWED AWAY!) I blowed a-

Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

Chasin' that dust cloud up a-Dhead

D

Once itGlooked so green and fair,

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now it'sCup there in the

Gair

My OklahomaDfarm is over-

Ghead

G

Now I'mGalways close to home it don’t

Cmatter where I

Groam

For Oklahoma dust is every-Dwhere

D

Makes noGdifference where I'm walkin',

I canChear my chickens

Gsquawkin'

I can hear my wife a-Dtalkin' in the

Gair

G


Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

My Oklahoma home, it blowed a-Dway

D

But myGhome is always near,

it's upCin the atmo-

Gsphere

My OklahomaDhome is blown

Gaway

G

I'm aGroamin' Oklahoman, but I'm

Calways close to

Ghome

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And I'll never get homesick until IDdie

D

Cause noGmatter where I'm found,

myChome is all a-

Ground

My OklahomaDhome is in the

Gsky

G


Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

My farm down on the Cimar-Dron

D

ButGall around the world,

wher-Cever dust is

Gswirled

There’s some from myDOklahoma

Ghome

G


Gway (BLOWED

AWAY!)

My Oklahoma home is blown a-Dway

D

Yeah it'sGup there in the sky in that

Cdust cloud over n’

Gby


Gsky

G

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Gsky

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My Oklahoma Home

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Key of AmThe Night They Drove Old Dixie DownRobbie Robertson, The Band

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AmVirgil

CCaine is the name and

IFserved on the

AmDanville

DmTrain

Am‘Til Stoneman’s

Ccavalry came and

TheyFtore up the

Amtracks a-

Dmgain

AmIn the winter of

F’65,

We wereChungry, just

Dmbarely alive

AmBy May tenth,

FRichmond had fell

It’s aCtime I re-

Dmmember oh so

D well

CHORUS:

TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown

When all theFbells were ringin’

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TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown

And all theFpeople were singin’

They wentCna…na-na

Amna-na-na na…

DNa-na na-na na

Fna na-na-na-na /

F F G/

AmBack with my wife in

CTennessee

WhenFone day she

Amcalled to

Dmme

AmSaid “Virgil,

Cquick come and see

FThere goes the

AmRobert E.

DmLee!”

NowAmI don’t mind

Fchoppin’ wood, and

ICdon’t care if the

Dmmoney’s no good

YouAmtake what you need and you

Fleave the rest

But they shouldCnever have

Dmtaken the very

D best

CHORUS:

TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown


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TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown



Amna-na-na na…

Dna-na na-na na

Fna na-na-na-na /

F F G/

AmLike my father be-

Cfore me

FI will

Amwork the

Dmland

AmAnd like my brother a-

Cbove me

FI took a

Amrebel

Dmstand

He wasAmjust 18,

Fproud and brave

But aCYankee laid him

Dmin his grave

IAmswear by the blood be-

Flow my feet

You can’tCraise a Caine back

Dmup when he’s in de-

Dfeat

CHORUS:

TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown


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TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown



Amna-na-na na…

Dna-na na-na na

Fna na-na-na-na /

F

TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown


TheCnight they

Fdrove old Dixie

Cdown



Amna-na-na na…

Dna-na na-na na

Fna na-na-na-na /

F F G/C

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

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Key of COb-La-Di Ob-La-DaLennon & McCartney

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CDesmond has a barrow in the

Gmarketplace,

G7Molly is the singer in a

Cband,

CDesmond says to

C7Molly, girl, I

Flike your face,

And MollyCsays this as she

G7takes him by the

Chand.

CHORUS:

Ob-la-C-di, ob-la-da, life goes

Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.


Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.

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CDesmond takes a trolley to the

Gjeweler’s store,

G7Buys a twenty carat golden

Cring,

CTakes it back to

C7Molly waiting

Fat the door,

And as heCgives it to her

G7she begins to

Csing.

CHORUS:


Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.


Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.

FIn a couple of years they have built a home, sweet

Chome,

FWith a couple of kids running in the yard

OfCDesmond and Molly

G7Jones ("ha,ha,ha,ha, ha")

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CHappy ever after in the

Gmarket place,

G7Desmond lets the children lend a

Chand,

CMolly stays at

C7home and does her

Fpretty face

And in theCevening she's a

G7singer with the

Cband.

CHORUS:


Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.


Gon,

Ambrah,

FLa la how the

G7life goes

Con.

And if youAmwant some fun, sing

F Ob-la-

G7di-bla-

Cda

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

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Key of FOctopus’s GardenRichard Starkey (Ringo Starr) ARB: The Beatles (1969)

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FI’d like to be

Dmunder the sea

In anBboctopus’s garden in the

C7shade

C7

FHe’d let us in

Dmknows where we’ve been

In hisBboctopus’s garden in the

C7shade

C7

DmI’d ask my friends, to come and seeBbAn octopus’s

C gar-

C den

C with

C me

FI’d like to be

Dmunder the sea

In anBboctopus’s

C7garden in the

Fshade

F

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FWe would be warm

Dmbelow the storm

In ourBblittle hideaway beneath the

C7waves

C7

FResting our head

Dmon the sea bed

In anBboctopus’s garden near a

C7cave

C7

DmWe would sing, and dance aroundBbBecause we know we

C can’t

C be

C found

C

FI’d like to be

Dmunder the sea

In anBboctopus’s

C7garden in the

Fshade

F

FWe would shout

Dmand swim about

TheBbcoral that lies beneath the

C7waves

C7

FOh, what joy, for

Dmevery girl and boy

BbKnowing they’re happy and they’re

C7safe

C7

DmWe would be, so happy you and me

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BbNo one there to tell us what to

C do

C

C

C

FI’d like to be

Dmunder the sea

In anBboctopus’s

C7garden with

Dmyou

Dm

In anBboctopus’s

C7garden with

Dmyou

Dm

In anBboctopus’s

C7garden with

Fyou

F

C7

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Octopus’s Garden

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Key of GPuff The Magic DragonPeter, Paul and Mary

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INTRO: (ukes only)GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon

Clived by the

Gsea

AndCfrolicked in the

Gautumn

Emmist

In aA7land called

D7Honah

GLee

D7

GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist

In aA7land called Honah

D7Lee

GLittle Jackie

BmPaper,

Cloved that rascal

GPuff

AndCbrought him strings and

Gsealing

Emwax

AndA7other

D7fancy

Gstuff

D7oh

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CHORUS:GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon,

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist


D7Lee

GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist

In aA7land called

D7Honah

GLee

D7

To-Ggether they would

Bmtravel, on a

Cboat with billowed

Gsail

CJackie kept a

Glook-out

Emperched on

A7Puff's gigantic

D7tail

GNoble kings and

Bmprinces, would

Cbow whene'er they

Gcame

CPirate ships would

Glower their

Emflags

WhenA7Puff roared

D7out his

Gname

D7oh


Bmdragon,

Clived by the

Gsea

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Gautumn

Emmist


D7Lee

GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist

In aA7land called

D7Honah

GLee

D7

AGdragon lives for-

Bmever, but

Cnot so little

Gboys

CPainted wings and

Ggiants’

Emrings

MakeA7way for other

D7toys

GOne grey night it

Bmhappened, Jackie

CPaper came no

Gmore

AndCPuff that mighty

Gdragon

Em

HeA7ceased his

D7fearless

Groar

D7

HisGhead was bent in

Bmsorrow,

Cgreen scales fell like

Grain

CPuff no longer

Gwent to

Emplay, a-

A7long the cherry

D7lane

With-Gout his lifelong

Bmfriend,

CPuff could not be

Gbrave

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SoCPuff that mighty

Gdragon

Emsadly

A7Slipped in-

D7to his

Gcave

D7oh


Bmdragon,

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist


D7Lee

GPuff, the magic

Bmdragon

Clived by the

Gsea


Gautumn

Emmist

In aA7la…nd called

D7Ho…nah

GLee

G

Puff The Magic Dragon

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Key of AmRenegadesX Ambassadors

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AmRun away, a-

Cway with me

G /

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AmLost souls in

Crevelry

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AmRunning wild and

Crunning free

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AmTwo kids

Cyou and me

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And I sayAmhey, hey hey

Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

Fgades

Hey heyAmhey, hey hey

Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

Fgades

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Rene-Amgades

C /

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Rene-Amgades

C /

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AmLong live the

Cpioneers

G /

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AmRebels and

Cmutineers

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AmGo forth and

Chave no fear

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AmCome close and

Clend an ear

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Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

Fgades


Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

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Rene-Amgades

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AmAll hail the

Cunderdogs

Gall hail the

Fnew kids

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AmAll hail the

Coutlaws

GSpielbergs and

FKubricks

AmIt’s our time to

Cmake a move

Git’s our time to

Fmake amends

AmIt’s our time to

Cbreak the rules

Gso let’s be-

Fgin


Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

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Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

Fgades

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Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

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Chey, living

Glike we’re rene-

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Rene-Amgades

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Rene-Amgades

C /

G /

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| Am / C / G / F /| Am / C / G / F

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Key of CRhythm Of The RainThe Cascades

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CListen to the rhythm of the

Ffalling rain

CTelling me just what a fool I've

G7been

ICwish that it would go and let me

Fcry in vain

AndClet me be a-

G7lone a-

Cgain

G7

TheConly girl I care about has

Fgone away

CLooking for a brand new

G7start

ButClittle does she know

That when sheFleft that day

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A-Clong with her she

G7took my

Cheart

FRain please tell me now does

Emthat seem fair

ForFher to steal my heart away when

Cshe don't care

IAmcan't love another

When myFheart’s some-

G7where far

Caway

G7


Fgone away


G7start




G7took my

Cheart

Kazoos only


Fgone away


G7start


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G7took my

Cheart

FRain won't you tell her that I

Emlove her so

FPlease ask the sun to set her

Cheart aglow

AmRain in her heart

And let theFlove we

G7knew start to

Cgrow

G7

CListen to the rhythm of the

Ffalling rain

CTelling me just what a fool I've

G7been

ICwish that it would go and let me

Fcry in vain

AndClet me be a-

G7lone a-

Cgain

G7

COh, listen to the

Amfalling rain,

CPitter patter, pitter

Ampatter

Oh, oh, oh, ohClisten, listen to the

Amfalling rain,

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CPitter patter, pitter

Ampatter, oh-oh-oh-

C oh

Rhythm Of The Rain

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Key of GRing Of FireJune Carter (Johnny Cash style)

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<Kazoo riff>Three kazoo lead notes B, C, C#(if on uke then (A2), (A3), (A4)) then ukuleles play:

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|ntro: G / C /G / G /| G / C /G / G /

GLove - is a

Cburning

Gthing/

C/G /

G <Kazoo riff>

And itGmakes - a

Cfiery

Gring/

C/G /

G / <Kazoo riff>

GBound - by

Cwild de-

Gsire/

C/G /

G / <Kazoo riff>

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GI fell into a

Cring of

Gfire/

G /

DI fell in to a

Cburning ring of

Gfire

I wentDdown, down, down

And theCflames went

Ghigher

And itGburns, burns, burns

GThe

Cring of

Gfire

GThe

Cring of

Gfire/

G /

Kazoo riff while ukuleles play| G / C /G / G /| G / C /G / G /

TheGtaste - of

Clove is

Gsweet/

C/G /

G <Kazoo riff>

WhenGhearts - like

Cours

Gmeet/

C/G /

G / <Kazoo riff>

GI fell for you

Clike a

Gchild/

C/G /

G / <Kazoo riff>

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GOh - but the

Cfire went

Gwild

G

DI fell in to a

Cburning ring of

Gfire

I wentDdown, down, down

And theCflames went

Ghigher


GThe

Cring of

Gfire

GThe

Cring of

Gfire

G


GThe

Cring of

Gfire

GThe

Cring of

Gfire

G

Ring Of Fire

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Key of GSentimental JourneyLes Brown, Ben Homer & Bud Green (1944)

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|ntro: / 1 2 3 4 /GSentimental

D7journey

Ghome

GGonna take a sentimental journeyGGonna set my heart

Gdimat

D7ease

GGonna

G7take a

Csentimental

Cm6journey

GTo renew old

D7memo-

Gries

GGot my bag, I got my reservationGSpent each dime I could

Gdimaf-

D7ford

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GLike a

G7child in

Cwild antici-

Cm6pation

GLong to hear that

D7“all a-

Gboard!”

BRIDGE:CSeven, that’s the time we leave at

Gseven

GI’ll be waiting up for

A7heaven

A7Counting every mile of

D7railroad

Ctrack

ThatBm7takes me

D7back

GNever thought my heart could be so yearnyGWhy did I decide

Gdimto

D7roam?

GGonna

G7take a

Csentimental

Cm6journey

GSentimental

D7journey

Ghome


Gdimto

D7roam?

GGonna

G7take a

Csentimental

Cm6journey

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GSentimental

D7journey

Ghome

BRIDGE:CSeven, that’s the time we leave at

Gseven

GI’ll be waiting up for

A7heaven

A7Counting every mile of

D7railroad

Ctrack

ThatBm7takes me

D7back


Gdimto

D7roam?

GGonna

G7take a

Csentimental

Cm6journey

GSentimental

D7journey

G home

Sentimental Journey

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Key of CShe'll Be Coming Round The Mountainchildren's folk song

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Intro: first verse - harmonica

She'll beCcoming 'round the mountain when

Cshe comes (toot toot)

She'll be coming 'round the mountain when sheG7

comes (toot toot)

She'll beCcoming 'round the mountain,

She'll beFcoming 'round the mountain,

She'll beCcoming 'round the

G7mountain, when she

Ccomes.

->(toot toot)

She'll beCdriving six white horses when

Cshe comes (whoa back)

She'll be driving six white horses when sheG7

comes (whoa back)

She'll beCdriving six white horses,

She'll beFdriving six white horses,

She'll beCdriving six white

G7horses, when she

Ccomes

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-> (whoa back, toot toot)

Oh we'llCall go out to meet her when

Cshe comes (hi babe)

Oh we'll all go out to meet her when sheG7

comes (hi babe)

Oh we'llCall go out to meet her,

Oh we'llFall go out to meet her,

Oh we'llCall go out to

G7meet her, when she

Ccomes

-> (hi babe, whoa back, toot toot)

She'll beCwearing pink pyjamas when

Cshe comes (wolf whistle)

She'll be wearing pink pyjamas when sheG7

comes (wolf whistle)

She'll beCwearing pink pyjamas,

She'll beFwearing pink pyjamas,

She'll beCwearing pink

G7pyjamas, when she

Ccomes

-> (wolf whistle, hi babe, whoa back, toot toot)

Oh we’llCall drink apple cider when

Cshe comes (glug glug)

Oh we’ll all drink apple cider when sheG7

comes (glug glug)

Oh we’llCall drink apple cider,

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Oh we’llFall drink apple cider,

Oh we’llCall drink apple

G7cider, when she

Ccomes

-> (glug glug, wolf whistle, hi babe, whoa back, toot toot)

Oh we'llCall have chicken and dumplings when

Cshe comes (yum

yum)

Oh we'll all have chicken and dumplings when sheG7

comes (yumyum)

Oh we'llCall have chicken and dumplings,

Oh we'llFall have chicken and dumplings,

Oh we'llCall have chicken and

G7dumplings, when she

Ccomes

-> (yum yum, glug glug, wolf whistle, hi babe, whoa back, toottoot)

And she'llChave to sleep with grandma when

Cshe comes (snore

snore)

And she'll have to sleep with grandma when sheG7

comes (snoresnore)

And she'llChave to sleep with grandma,

And she'llFhave to sleep with grandma,

And she'llChave to sleep with

Cgrandma, when she

Ccomes

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-> (snore snore, yum yum, glug glug, wolf whistle, hi babe,)-> (whoa back, TOOT TOOT !!!)

She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain

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Key of GSide By SideMusic: Harry Woods, Lyrics: Gus Kahn (1927)

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Oh, weGain’t got a barrel of

Cmon-

Gey

GMaybe we’re ragged and

Cfun-

Gny

But we’llCtravel a-

C#dimlong

Gsingin’ a

E7song

A7Side

D7by

Gside

D7

Oh, weGdon’t know what’s comin’ to-

Cmor-

Grow

GMaybe it’s trouble and

Csor-

Grow

But we’llCtravel the

C#dimroad

Gsharin’ our

E7load

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A7Side

D7by

Gside

BRIDGE:B7Through all kinds of weatherE7What if the sky should fall?

Just asA7long as we’re together

Am7 It doesn’t matter at

D7 all

D7+5

When they’veGall had their quarrels and

Cpar-

Gted

GWe’ll be the same as we

Cstar-

Gted

Just a-Ctravellin’ a-

C#dimlong

Gsingin’ a

E7song

A7Side

D7by

Gside

BRIDGE:B7Through all kinds of weatherE7What if the sky should fall?

Just asA7long as we’re together

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Am7 It doesn’t matter at

D7 all

D7+5

When they’veGall had their quarrels and

Cpar-

Gted

GWe’ll be the same as we

Cstar-

Gted

Just a-Ctravellin’ a-

C#dimlong

Gsingin’ a

E7song

A7Side…

D7by….

Gside

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Side By Side

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Key of DSignsLes Emmerson (1970) ARB: Five Man Electrical Band, an Ottawa band

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|ntro: 1 2 / 1 2 /| D /Dsus4 D /Dsus4 D /Dsus4 D

And theAmsign said

G“Long-haired freaky people

Dneed not ap-

Gply”

SoDI tucked my hair up

Aunder my hat, and I

Gwent in to ask him

Awhy

BmHe said “You look like a fine, upstandin’ young

Gman, I think you’ll do”

So IDtook off my hat, I said “I-

Amagine that

Huh!GMe workin’ for

Ayou”, whoa-oh-oh

CHORUS:DSign, sign

Ceverywhere a

Gsign

DBlockin’ out the scenery

Gbreakin’ my mind

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DDo this, don’t do

Athat, can’t you read the

Csign?

C

| D /Dsus4 D /Dsus4 D /Dsus4 D

And theCsign said anybody

Gcaught trespassin’

Dwould be shot on

Gsight

So IDjumped on the fence and I

Ayelled at the house, “Hey!

GWhat gives you the

Aright?

ToBmput up a fence to keep me out, or to

Gkeep mother nature in

IfDGod was here, he’d

Atell you to your face

GMan, you’re some kind of

Asinner”

CHORUS:DSign, sign

Ceverywhere a

Gsign


Gbreakin’ my mind



Csign?

C

| D / D

BRIDGE:

NowAhey you mister, can’t you read?

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YouGgot to have a shirt and

Dtie to get a seat

YouDcan’t even watch, no

Ayou can’t eat

GYou ain’t supposed to

D be here…

D /

D /

D

TheC

sign said you G

got to have a membership D

card to get

in-G

side, ugh

INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS:DSign, sign

Ceverywhere a

Gsign


Gbreakin’ my mind



Csign?

C

| D / D Dsus4 / D / Dsus4 /

And theCsign said

G“Everybody welcome, come

Din, kneel down

andGpray”

But then theyDpassed around the plate, at the

Aend of it all

IGdidn’t have a penny to

Apay

So IBmgot me a pen and paper, and I

Gmade up my own little sign

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I saidD“Thank you, Lord, for

Athinkin’ ‘bout me

I’m a-Glive and doin’

Afine, wooo!

CHORUS:DSign, sign

Ceverywhere a

Gsign


Gbreakin’ my mind



Csign?

C

DSign, sign

Ceverywhere a

Gsign


Gbreakin’ my mind



Csign?

C /

D

Signs

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Key of CSingin’ in the RainArthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown

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| C Am / Dm G7 /

CDo do-do

Amdo, do-do

DmDo do-do

G7do do-do-do

CDo do-do

Amdo, do-do

DmDo do-do

G7do

I'mCsing-

Amin' in the

Crain

Am

JustCsing-

Amin' in the

Crain

Am

What aCglo-

Amrious

Cfeel-

Aming

I'mDmhap-

G7py a-

Dmgain

G7

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I'mDmlaugh-

G7in' at

Dmclouds

G7

SoDmdark

G7up a-

Dmbove

G7

TheDmsun's

G7in my

Dmheart

G7

And I'mCrea-

Amdy for

Clove

Am

Let theCstor-

Ammy clouds

Cchase

Am

Every-Cone

Amfrom the

Cplace

Am

CCome

Amon with the

Crain

AmI've a

Dmsmile

G7on my

Dmface

G7

I'llDmwalk

G7down the

Dmlane

G7

With aDmhap-

G7py re-

Dmfrain

G7

JustDmsingin'

G7and

Dmdancin'

G7in the

Crain

Am /

C Am

Let theCstor-

Ammy clouds

Cchase

Am

Every-Cone

Amfrom the

Cplace

Am

CCome

Amon with the

Crain

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AmI've got a

Dmsmile

G7on my

Dmface

G7

I'llDmwalk

G7down the

Dmlane

G7

With aDmhap-

G7py re-

Dmfrain

G7

JustDmsingin'

G7just

Dmsingin'

G7in the

Crain

Am /

C Am

I'mCsing-

Amin' in the

Crain

Am

JustCsing-

Amin' in the

Crain

Am

What aCglo-

Amrious

Cfeel-

Aming

I'mDmhap-

G7py a-

Dmgain

G7

I'mDmlaugh-

G7in' at

Dmclouds

G7

SoDmdark

G7up a-

Dmbove

G7

TheDmsun's

G7in my

Dmheart

G7

And I'mCrea-

Amdy for

Clove

Am

Let theCstor-

Ammy clouds

Cchase

Am

Every-Cone

Amfrom the

Cplace

Am

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CCome

Amon with the

Crain

AmI've a

Dmsmile

G7on my

Dmface

G7

I'llDmwalk

G7down the

Dmlane

G7

With aDmhap-

G7py re-

Dmfrain

G7

JustDmsingin'

G7and

Dmdancin'

G7in the

Crain

G7

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Singin’ in the Rain

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Key of AmSixteen TonsMerle Travis (1946), lyrics from Tennesse Ernie Ford 1955 version

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AmDo do do do

E7do do do

Amdo

Am

SomeAmpeople say a

Am7man is

Fmade out of

E7mud

AAmpoor man’s

Am7made out of

Fmuscle and

E7blood

AmMuscle and blood and

Dmskin and bones

AAmmind that’s weak and a back that’s

E7strong

CHORUS:

You loadAmsixteen

Am7tons

Fwhat do you

E7get?

A-Amnother day

Am7older and

Fdeeper in

E7debt

SaintAmPeter, don’t you call me ‘cause

DmI can’t go

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IAm

owe my soul to the E7

company Am

storeAmDo do do do

E7do do do

Amdo

Am

I wasAmborn one

Am7morning when the

Fsun didn’t

E7shine

IAmpicked up my

Am7shovel and I

Fwalked to the

E7mine

I loadedAmsixteen tons of

Dmnumber nine coal

And theAmstraw boss said, “Well, a-bless my

E7soul!”

CHORUS:

You loadAmsixteen

Am7tons

Fwhat do you

E7get?

A-Amnother day

Am7older and

Fdeeper in

E7debt


DmI can’t go

IAm


company Am

storeAmDo do do do

E7do do do

Amdo

Am

I wasAmborn one

Am7mornin’ it was

Fdrizzlin’

E7rain

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AmFightin’ and

Am7trouble are

Fmy middle

E7name

I wasAmraised in the canebreak by an

Dmold mamma lion

Cain’t noAmhigh-toned woman make me

E7walk the line

CHORUS:

You loadAmsixteen

Am7tons

Fwhat do you

E7get?

A-Amnother day

Am7older and

Fdeeper in

E7debt


DmI can’t go

IAm


company Am

storeAmDo do do do

E7do do do

Amdo

Am

If youAmsee me

Am7comin’ better

Fstep a-

E7side

AAmlot of men

Am7didn’t, a

Flot of men

E7died

AmOne fist of iron, the

Dmother of steel

If theAmright one don’t get you then the

E7left one will

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CHORUS:

You loadAmsixteen

Am7tons

Fwhat do you

E7get?

A-Amnother day

Am7older and

Fdeeper in

E7debt


DmI can’t go

IAm


company Am

storeAmDo do do do

E7do do do

Am do

Sixteen Tons

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Key of GSomething To Sing AboutOscar Brand

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I haveGwalked on the strand of the

CGrand Banks of Newfoundland

GLazed on the

Emridge of the

CMirami-

D7chi

D7

Seen theGwaves tear and roar on the

Cstone coast of Labrador

GWatched them roll

Emback to the

D7Great Northern

GSea

G

CHORUS:

From theD7Vancouver Island to the

GAlberta Highland

'Cross theEmPrairies, the

Dlakes to On-

A7tario's

Dtowers

From theGsound of Mount Royal's chimes,

Cout to the Maritimes

GSomething to

Emsing about,

D7this land of

Gours

G

I haveGwelcomed the dawn from the

Cfields of Saskatchewan

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GFollowed the

Emsun to the

CVancouver

D7shore

Watched itGclimb shiny new up the

Csnow peaks of Caribou

GUp to the

Emclouds where the

D7wild Rockies

Gsoar

CHORUS:


GAlberta Highland


Dlakes to On-

A7tario's

Dtowers



GSomething to

Emsing about,

D7this land of

Gours

G

I haveGheard the wild wind sing the

Cplaces that I have been

GBay Bull and

EmRed Deer and

CStrait of Belle

D7Isle

Names likeGGrand Mere and Silverthorne

CMoose Jaw and

MarrowboneGTrails of the

Empioneer

D7named with a

Gsmile

CHORUS:


GAlberta Highland


Dlakes to On-

A7tario's

Dtowers

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GSomething to

Emsing about,

D7this land of

Gours

G

I haveGwandered my way to the

Cwild woods of Hudson Bay

GTreated my

Emtoes to Que-

Cbec's morning

D7dew

D7

Where theGsweet summer breeze kissed the

Cleaves of the maple

treesGSinging this

Emsong that I'm

D7sharing with

Gyou

G

CHORUS:


GAlberta Highland


Dlakes to On-

A7tario's

Dtowers



GSomething to

Emsing about,

D7this land of

Gours

G

Yes there'sGsomething to sing about,

Ctune up a string about

GCall out in

Emchorus or

Cquietly

D7hum

Of aGland that’s still young, with a

Cballad that's still unsung

GTelling the

Empromise of

D7great things to

Gcome

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CHORUS:


GAlberta Highland


Dlakes to On-

A7tario's

Dtowers



GSomething to

Emsing about,

D7this land of

Gours

G

Yes there'sGsomething to

Emsing about

Em

D7This…

D7land of

Gours

| G / G / G C G

Something To Sing About

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Key of FSong For A Winter’s NightGordon Lightfoot (1967)

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FThe lamp is

Cburning low up-

Dmon my table

Bbtop

FThe snow is

Csoftly

Ffalling

F

FThe lamp is

Cburning low up-

Dmon my table

Bbtop

FThe snow is

Csoftly

Ffalling

C

FThe air is

Cstill within the

Dmsilence of my

Bbroom

FI hear your

Cvoice softly

Fcalling

F

CHORUS:

IfFI could

Conly

Bbhave you

Cnear

AmTo breathe a

Dmsigh or

Bbtwo

C

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FI would be

Chappy just to

Dmhold the hands I

Bblove

FOn this

Cwinter’s night with

Fyou

C

FThe smoke is

Crising in the

Dmshadows over-

Bbhead

FMy glass is

Calmost

Fempty

C

FI read a-

Cgain between the

Dmlines upon each

Bbpage

FThe words of

Clove you

Fsend me

F

CHORUS:

IfFI could

Cknow with-

Bbin my

Cheart

AmThat you were

Dmlonely

Bbtoo

C

FI would be

Chappy just to

Dmhold the hands I

Bblove

FOn this


Fyou

C

FThe fire is

Cdying now my

Dmlamp is getting

Bbdim

FThe shades of

Cnight are

Flifting

C

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FThe morning

Clight steals a-

Dmcross my window

Bbpane

FWhere webs of

Csnow are

Fdrifting

F

CHORUS:

IfFI could

Conly

Bbhave you

Cnear

AmTo breathe a

Dmsigh or

Bbtwo

C

FI would be

Chappy just to

Dmhold the hands I

Bblove

FOn this


A7you

Dm

BbAnd to be

Conce again with

F you

Song For A Winter’s Night

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Key of AmSwayLuis Demetrio & Pablo Beltran Ruiz, lyrics by Norman Gimbel

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XWhen marimba rhythms

Dmstart to play

DmDance with me,

Ammake me sway

AmLike a lazy ocean

E7hugs the shore

E7Hold me close,

Amsway me more

Am

XLike a flower bending

Dmin the breeze

DmBend with me,

Amsway with ease

AmWhen we dance you have a

E7way with me

E7Stay with me,

Amsway with me

Am

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BRIDGE:XOther dancers may

Gbe on the floor

G7Dear, but my eyes will

Csee only you

COnly you have the

E7magic technique

E7When we sway I go

Amweak

E7

XI can hear the sound of

Dmviolins

DmLong before

Amit begins

AmMake me thrill as only

E7you know how

E7Sway me smooth,

Amsway me now

Am

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE:XOther dancers may

Gbe on the floor

G7Dear, but my eyes will

Csee only you

COnly you have the

E7magic technique

E7When we sway I go

Amweak

E7

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XI can hear the sound of

Dmviolins

DmLong before

Amit begins

AmMake me thrill as only

E7you know how

E7Sway me smooth,

Amsway me now

Am CHA CHA CHA!

Sway

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Key of ESwingin’ On A StarJimmy Van Heusen and Johnny Burke 1944

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Would youE7like to swing on a

A7star

CarryD7moonbeams home in a

Gjar

And beE7better off than you

A7are

D7Or would you rather be a

Gmule?

CHORUS:


A7star


Gjar

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A7are

D7 Or would you rather be a

Gmule?

AGmule is an

Canimal with

Glong funny

Cears

HeGkicks up at

Canything he

Ghears

HisA7back is brawny but his

Dbrain is weak

He'sA7just plain stupid with a

D7stubborn streak

And by theGway if you

Chate to go to

Gschool

E7

A7You may grow

D7up to be a

Gmule

CHORUS:


A7star


Gjar


A7are


Gpig?

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AGpig is an

Canimal with

Gdirt on his

Cface

HisGshoes are a

Cterrible dis-

Ggrace

HeA7has no manners when he

Deats his food

He'sA7fat and lazy and ex-

D7tremely rude

But if youGdon't care a

Cfeather or a

Gfig

E7

A7You may grow

D7up to be a

Gpig

CHORUS:


A7star


Gjar


A7are


Gfish?

AGfish won't do

Canything but

Gswim in a

Cbrook

HeGcan't write his

Cname or read a

Gbook

ToA7fool the people is his

Donly thought

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AndA7though he's slippery he

D7still gets caught

But then ifGthat sort of

Clife is what you

Gwish

E7

A7You may grow

D7up to be a

Gfish

FINAL CHORUS:

And all theE7monkeys aren't in the

A7zoo

Every-D7day you see quite a

Gfew

So youE7see it's all up to

A7you

D7You can be better than you

E7are

A7You can be

D7swinging on a

G star

Gb G

Swingin’ On A Star

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Key of CTell Me Machildren's song

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CHORUS:

I'llCtell me ma when

FI get

Chome

TheG7boys won't leave the

Cgirls alone

They pulled me hair and theyFstole me

Ccomb

ButG7that's all right till

CI go home

CShe is handsome

Fshe is pretty

CShe’s the Belle of

G7Belfast city

CShe is courtin'

Fone two three

CPlease won't you

G7tell me

Cwho is she

C

CAlbert Mooney

Fsays he

Cloves her

G7All the boys are

Cfightin' for her

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TheyCrap on her door and

Fring on the

Cbell

G7Will she come out

Cwho can tell

COut she comes as

Fwhite as snow

CRings on her fingers and

G7bells on her toes

COld Jenny Murray says that

Fshe will die

If sheCdoesn't get the

G7fella with the

Croving eye

CHORUS:


FI get

Chome


Cgirls alone


Ccomb


CI go home

CShe is handsome

Fshe is pretty

CShe’s the Belle of

G7Belfast city

CShe is courtin'

Fone two three

CPlease won't you

G7tell me

Cwho is she

C

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Let theCwind and the rain and the

Fhail blow

Chigh

And theG7snow come travellin'

Cthrough the sky

CShe's as nice as

Fapple

Cpie

G7She'll get her own lad

Cby and by

CWhen she gets a

Flad of her own

SheCwon't tell her ma when

G7she gets home

CLet them all come

Fas they will

It'sCAlbert

G7Mooney

Cshe loves still

Final CHORUS:


FI get

Chome


Cgirls alone


Ccomb


CI go home

no ukes, just singing and clapping

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She is handsome, she is pretty

She’s the Belle of Belfast city

She is courtin' one two three

Please won't you tell me who is she

Tell Me Ma

Page 300

Key of DThese Boots Are Made For WalkingL. Hazelwood, as recorded by Nancy Sinatra

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DYou keep sayin’ you've got somethin’ for me

D

DSomethin’ you call love but confess

D

GYou've been messin' where you shouldn't have been a messin'

G

And nowDsomeone else is gettin' all your best

D

CHORUS:

TheseFboots are made for

Dmwalking

AndFthat's just what they'll

Dmdo

FOne of these days these

Dm boots are gonna

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Walk all over you A| | | | | E| 10 10 9 9 | 8 8 7 7 | 6 6 5 5 | 4 4 3 1 |

| D / D / D / D /

DYou keep lyin’ when you oughta be truthin'

D

AndDyou keep losin' when you oughta not bet

D

GYou keep samin' when you oughta be a changin'

G

Now what'sDright is right but you ain't been right yet

D

CHORUS:


Dmwalking


Dmdo


Dm boots are gonna


| D / D / D / D /

DYou keep playin' where you shouldn't be playin’

D

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AndDyou keep thinkin' that you’ll never get burnt

Dha!

GI just found me a brand new box of matches

Gyeah

AndDwhat he knows you ain't had time to learn

D

CHORUS:


Dmwalking


Dmdo


Dm boots are gonna


| D

Are youDready boots? /

D /

Dstart walkin’

DBum, bum, bum-bum-bum

Dbum, bum, bum-bum-bum





D bum

These Boots Are Made For Walking

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Key of FThis Land Is Your LandA Canadian version of Woody Guthrie’s 1940 song

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CHORUS:XThis land is

Fyour land, this land is

Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwa-

Cters


Cme

C

As I wentFwalking, that ribbon of

Chighway

C

I saw a-G7bove me, that endless

Cskyway

C

I saw be-Flow me, that golden

Cval-

Cley


Cme

C

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Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwa-

Cters


Cme

C

Le plus chèreFpays, de toute la

Cterre

C

C’est notreG7pays, nous sommes tous

Cfrères

C

De l’île Van-Fcouver, jusqu’à Terre-

CNeuve

C

G7C’est l’Canada, c’est notre

Cpays

C



Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwa-

Cters


Cme

C

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I've roamed andFrambled, and I've followed my

Cfootsteps

C

To fir-cladG7forests, of our mighty

Cmountains

C

And all a-Fround me, a voice was

Csounding

C


Cme

C



Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwa-

Cters


Cme

C

When the sun cameFshining, and I was

Cstrolling

C

And the wheat fieldsG7waving, and the dust clouds

Crolling

C

As the fog wasFlifting, a voice was

Cchanting

Csinging


Cme

C

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Cmy land

C


CIsland

C


Cwa-

Cters


Cme

C G7 C

This Land Is Your Land

Page 308

Key of CTHIS LITTLE LIGHTHarry Dixon Loes

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Strum Pattern: |: d - D u d - D u :|:Swing

Verse 1:CThis little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.F This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it

Cshine.

C This little light of mine,

E7 I'm gonna let it

Am shine.

Let itC shine, let it

G7 shine, let it

C shine.

Verse 2:CHide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shineFHide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shineCHide it under a bushel? No!

E7I'm gonna let it shine

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G7 shine, let it

C shine.

Verse 3:CDon't let anybody whoosh it out! I'm gonna let it shineFDon't let anybody whoosh it out! I'm gonna let it shineCDon't let anybody whoosh it out!



G7 shine, let it

C shine.

Verse 4:CShine all over Ottawa! I'm gonna let it shineFShine all over Ottawa! I'm gonna let it shineCShine all over Ottawa!



G7 shine, let it

C shine.

THIS LITTLE LIGHT

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Key of GThose Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days Of SummerHans Carste, Charles Tobias

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Sing note: DA |---E |---C |-2-G |---

GRoll

Gdimout

D7those

Glazy, hazy, crazy days of

A7summer

Those days ofD7soda and pretzels and

Gbeer

RollGdim

out D7

those Glazy, hazy, crazy days of

A7summer

Dust off theD7sun and moon and sing a song of

Gcheer

G

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Just fill yourB7basket full of sandwiches and weenies

Then lock the house up, now you’reEmset

And on theA7beach you’ll see the

Em7girls in their bi-

A7kinis

As cute as ever but they never get themD7

wet

RollGdim

out D7


A7summer


Gbeer

RollGdim

out D7


A7summer

You’ll wish thatD7summer could always be

Ghere

G

Don’t have toB7tell a girl and feller ‘bout a drive-in

Or some romantic movieEmscene

Why from theA7moment that those

Em7lovers start ar-

A7rivin’

You’ll see more kissing in the cars than on theD7

screen

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RollGdim

out D7


A7summer


Gbeer

RollGdim

out D7


A7summer


Ghere

G

And there’s theB7good old fashioned picnic and they still go

Always will go, anyEmtime

And there willA7always be a

Em7moment that can

A7thrill so

As when the old quartet sings out “Sweet Ade-D7

line”

RollGdim

out D7


A7summer


Gbeer

RollGdim

out D7


A7summer


Ghere

Em

You’ll wish thatA7summer could

D7always be

Ghere

Em

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You’ll wish thatA7summer could

D7always be

Ghere

G Gb/G

G

Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days Of Summer

Page 314

Key of GThree Little FishiesJosephine Carringer, Bernice Idins, & Saxie Dowell 1939

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INTRO:G"Swim" said the

G6mamma fishie

C"Swim if you

C#dimcan"

And theyD7swam and they

C7swam all

D7over the

Gdam

GDown in the

G6meadow in the

Citty bitty

D7pool

SwamGthree little

G6fishies and the

Cmamma fishie

D7too

G"Swim" said the

G6mamma fishie

C"Swim if you

C#dimcan"


C7swam all

D7over the

Gdam

CHORUS:GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

C#dimchoo!

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C7swam all

D7over the

Gdam

G"Stop" said the

G6mamma fishie "or

Cyou'll get

D7lost"

But theG3 little

G6fishies didn't

Cwant to be

D7bossed

So theG3 little

G6fishies went

Cout on a

C#dimspree


C7swam right

D7out to the

Gsea

CHORUS:GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

C#dimchoo!


C7swam right

D7out to the

Gsea

G"Whee" yelled the

G6fishies “oh

Chere's a lot of

D7fun

We'llGswim in the

G6sea till the

Cday is

D7done"

So theyGswam and they

G6swam, it was

Call a

C#dimlark

TillD7all of a

C7sudden they

D7saw a

Gshark!

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CHORUS:GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

C#dimchoo!

TillD7all of a

C7sudden they

D7saw a

Gshark!

G"Help" cried the

G6fishies, “oh

Clook at the

D7whales!"

AndGquick as they

G6could, they turned

Con their

D7tails

AndGback to the

G6pool in the

Cmeadow they

C#dimswam


C7swam back

D7over the

Gdam

CHORUS:GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

D7choo!

GBoop boop

G6dit-tem dat-tem

Cwhat-tem

C#dimchoo!


C7swam back

D7over the

G dam

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Key of GTicket To RideThe Beatles

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IGthink I’m gonna be sad, I think it’s today, yeah

The girl that’s drivin’ me mad is going a-Amway

D

EmShe’s got a ticket to

Cride,


Fri-i-ide


Dride,

But she don’tGcare

G

SheGsaid that living with me, was bringin’ her down, yeah

She would never be free, when I was a-Amround

Dyeah

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Cride,


Fri-i-ide


Dride,


G

ICdon’t know why she’s riding so high,

She oughta think twice, she oughta do right byDme

Be-Cfore she gets to saying goodbye,


D

IGthink I’m gonna be sad, I think it’s today, yeah

The girl that’s drivin’ me mad is going a-Amway

D


Cride,


Fri-i-ide


Dride,

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ICdon’t know why she’s riding so high,


Be-Cfore she gets to saying goodbye,


D

SheGsaid that living with me, was bringin’ her down, yeah

She would never be free, when I was a-Amround,

Dyeah

OhEmshe’s got a ticket to

Cride,


Fri-i-ide


Dride,


G

| X means a-cappella, no chord played here

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XMy baby don’t

Gcare,

XMy baby don’t

Gcare,

XMy baby don’t

Gcare,

XMy baby don’t

Gcare

G

Ticket To Ride

Page 322

Key of GTonight You Belong to MeLyle Ritz, Steve Martin & Bernadette Peters

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Strum :|: d - D u d - D u :|:

Intro:

IGknow (I know)

You beG7long to

Csomebody

Cmnew,

But toGnight you be

Dlong to

Gme

Gsus4 G

AlGthough (although)

We're aG7part, you're

Cpart of my

Cmheart

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But toGnight you be

Dlong to

Gme

G7

WayCmdown, by the stream

How sweet it would seem,

OnceGmore just to

E7dream in the

A7moonlight

D7 X

My honey

IGknow (I know)

With theG7dawn that

Cyou will be

Cmgone

But toGnight you be

Dlong to

Gme

G7

WayCmdown, by the stream

How sweet it would seem,

OnceGmore just to

E7dream in the

A7moonlight

D7 X

My honey

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IGknow (I know)

With theG7dawn that

Cyou will be

Cmgone

But toGnight you be

Dlong to

Gme

JustD7little old

Gme

Tonight You Belong to Me

Page 325

Key of CTry To RememberTom Jones & Harvey Schmidt

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CTry to re-

Ammember, the

Fkind of Sep-

Gtember

WhenClife was

Amslow and

Foh, so

Gmellow

CTry to re-

Ammember the

Fkind of Sep-

Gtember

WhenCgrass was

Amgreen and

Fgrain so

Gyellow

CTry to re-

Ammember, the

Fkind of Sep-

Gtember

WhenCyou were a

Amtender and

Fcallow

Gfellow

CTry to re-

Ammember, and

Fif you re-

Gmember

ThenCfollow

Am /

Ffollow-o-

Gow

| C / Am / F / G /

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CTry to re-

Ammember, when

Flife was so

Gtender

ThatCno one

Amwept, ex-

Fcept the

Gwillow

CTry to re-

Ammember, when

Flife was so

Gtender

ThatCdreams were

Amkept be-

Fside your

Gpillow

CTry to re-

Ammember, when

Flife was so

Gtender

ThatClove was an

Amember a-

Fbout to

Gbillow

CTry to re-

Ammember, and

Fif you re-

Gmember

ThenCfollow

Am /

Ffollow-o-

Gow

| C / Am / F / G /

CDeep in De-

Amcember it's

Fnice to re-

Gmember

Al-Cthough you

Amknow the

Fsnow must

Gfollow

CDeep in De-

Amcember it's

Fnice to re-

Gmember

With-Cout a

Amhurt the

Fheart is

Ghollow

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CDeep in De-

Amcember it's

Fnice to re-

Gmember

TheCfire of Sep-

Amtember that

Fmade us

Gmellow

CDeep in De-

Amcember our

Fhearts should re-

Gmember

AndCfollow

Am /

Ffollow-o-

Gow

CFollow/

Am /

Ffollow-o

Gow

C

Try To Remember

Page 328

Key of GUnder The BoardwalkKenny Young and Arthur Resnick (1964) ARB: The Drifters

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|ntro: / 1 2 3 4 / G / G

Oh when theGsun beats down

And burns theGtar upon the

D7roof

D7

And yourD7shoes get so hot

You wish yourD7tired feet were fire-

Gproof

G7

Under theCboardwalk, down by the

Gse-e-ea, ye-a-ah

On aGblanket with my ba-

D7by, is where I’ll

Gbe

G G

Under theEmboardwalk (out of the sun)

Under theDboardwalk (we’ll be having some fun)

Under theEmboardwalk (people walking above)

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Under theDboardwalk (we’ll be falling in love)

Under theEm

board-Em

walk Em

board-Em

walk

From theGpark you hear

The happyGsound of a carou-

D7sel, mm-

D7mm

You canD7almost taste

The hotD7dogs and french fries

Gthey sell

G7

Under theCboardwalk, down by the

Gse-e-ea, ye-a-ah



Gbe

G G





Under theEm

board-Em

walk Em

board-Em

walk

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INSTRUMENTAL:

From theGpark you hear

The happyGsound of a carou-

D7sel, mm-

D7mm

You canD7almost taste

The hotD7dogs and french fries

Gthey sell

G7

Oh, under theCboardwalk, down by the

Gse-e-ea, ye-a-ah



Gbe

G G





Under theEm

board-Em

walk Em

board-Em

walk

Under The Boardwalk

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Key of AmV'la l’bon vent300 years old French-Canadian song

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REFRAIN:AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l' joli ventAmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'ap-

Gpelle

AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l’ joli ventAmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'at-

Amtend

Derrière chezG

nous y'a t'un é-Am

tang

Derrière chezG

nous y'a t'un é-Am

tang

Il n'est pasG

large comme il est E7gra-

E7a-

E7and

E7

REFRAIN:

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AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l' joli ventAmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'ap-

Gpelle


Cmie m'at-

Amtend

Trois beaux ca-G

nards s'en vont bai-Am

gnant

Trois beaux ca-G

nards s'en vont bai-Am

gnant

Le fils duG

roi s'en va chas-E7sa-

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Avec sonG

grand fusil d’ar-Am

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Avec sonG

grand fusil d’ar-Am

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Visa leG

noir, tua le E7bla-

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O, fils duG

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Par dessousG

l'aile il perd son Am

sang

Par dessousG

l'aile il perd son Am

sang

Et par lesG

yeux les dia-E7ma-

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Cmie m'ap-

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Et par leG

bec l'or et l'ar-Am

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Que ferons-G

nous de tant d'ar-E7ge-

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REFRAIN:AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l' joli vent

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AmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'ap-

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Nous mettronsG

les filles au cou-Am

vent

Nous mettronsG

les filles au cou-Am

vent

Et les gar-G

çons au régi-E7me-

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Cmie m'ap-

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Am

AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l' joli ventAmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'ap-

Gpelle

AmV'là l' bon vent, v'là l’ joli vent

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AmV'là l' bon vent, m'a-

Cmie m'at-

Amtend

Toutes ses plumes s'en vont au vent,trois dam's s'en vont les ramassant.C'est pour en faire un lit de camp,pour y coucher tous les passants.

V'la l’bon vent

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Key of CWagon WheelOld Crow Medicine Show/Bob Dylan

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CHeaded down south to the

Gland of the pines

I'mAmthumbin' my way into

FNorth Caroline

CStarin' up the road

AndGpray to God I see

Fheadlights

F

CHeaded down south to the

Gland of the pines

I'mAmthumbin' my way into

FNorth Caroline

CStarin' up the road

AndGpray to God I see

Fheadlights

F

ICmade it down the coast in

Gseventeen hours

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AmPickin' me a bouquet of

Fdogwood flowers

And I'm aChopin' for Raleigh

I canGsee my baby to-

Fnight

F

CHORUS:

SoCrock me mama like a

Gwagon wheel

AmRock me mama any

Fway you feel

CHey,

Gmama

Frock me

F

CRock me mama like the

Gwind and the rain

AmRock me mama like a

Fsouth-bound train

CHey

Gmama

Frock me

F

CRunnin' from the cold

Gup in New England

I wasAmborn to be a fiddler in an

Fold-time stringband

MyCbaby plays the guitar

GI pick a banjo

Fnow

F

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Oh, theCNorth country winters keep a

Ggettin' me now

Lost myAmmoney playin' poker so I

Fhad to up and leave

But ICain't a turnin' back

ToGlivin' that old life no

Fmore

F

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Gwagon wheel

AmRock me mama any

Fway you feel

CHey,

Gmama

Frock me

F


Gwind and the rain


Fsouth-bound train

CHey

Gmama

Frock me

F

C Walkin' to the south

G out of Roanoke

I caught aAm

trucker out of Philly

Had aF

nice long toke

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ButC

he's a-headed west from the G

Cumberland Gap

ToF

Johnson City FTennessee

And ICgotta get a move on

Gfit for the sun

I hear myAmbaby callin' my name

And IFknow that she's the only one

AndCif I die in Raleigh

AtGleast I will die

Ffree

F

CHORUS:


Gwagon wheel

AmRock me mama any

Fway you feel

CHey,

Gmama

Frock me

F


Gwind and the rain


Fsouth-bound train

CHey,

Gmama

Frock me

F /

C

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Key of GWalkin’ After MidnightAlan Block & Donn Hecht as sung by Patsy Cline

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Cmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gyou /

G D7

I go outGwalkin’

AfterG7midnight

Out in theCmoonlight

JustClike we used to do

I'm alwaysGwalkin’

AfterCmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gyou/

G D7

I walk forGmiles

Along theG7highway

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Well that's justCmy way

OfCsayin’ I love you

I'm alwaysGwalkin’

AfterCmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gyou/

G G7

I stopped toCsee a weepin’ willow

CCryin’ on his pillowGMaybe he's cryin’ for me

G7

AndCas the skies turn gloomy

CNight winds whisper to me

I'mGlonesome as I can

D7be

I go outGwalkin’

AfterG7midnight

Out in theCstarlight

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JustChopin’ you may be

Somewhere aGwalkin’

AfterCmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gme/

G


AfterCmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gme/

G G7

I stopped toCsee a weepin’ willow

CCryin’ on his pillowGMaybe he's cryin’ for me

G7

AndCas the skies turn gloomy

CNight winds whisper to me

I'mGlonesome as I can

D7be

I go outGwalkin’

AfterG7midnight

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Out in theCstarlight

JustChopin’ you may be


AfterCmidnight

D7searchin’ for

Gme

| / G D7 G /

Walkin’ After Midnight

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Key of CWaltzing MatildaBanjo Paterson 1895

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COnce a jolly

Gswagman

Amcamped by a

Fbillabong

CUnder the

Amshade of a

Fcoolibah

G7tree

And heCsang as he

E7watched and

Amwaited ‘til his

Fbilly boiled

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CWaltzing Matilda

Fwaltzing Matilda

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

Ftilda with

G7me

And heCsang as he

E7watched and he

Amwaited ‘til his

Fbilly boiled

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

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CDown came a

Gjumbuck to

Amdrink at the

Fbillabong

CUp jumped the

Amswagman and

Fgrabbed him with

G7glee

And heCsang as he

E7stowed that

Amjumbuck in his

Ftucker bag

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CWaltzing Matilda,

Fwaltzing Matilda

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

Ftilda with

G7me

And heCsang as he

E7stowed that

Amjumbuck in his

Ftucker bag

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CUp rode the

Gsquatter

Ammounted on his

Fthoroughbred

CUp rode the

Amtroopers,

Fone, two,

G7three

CWhere’s that jolly

E7jumbuck you've

Amgot there in your

Ftucker bag?

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CWaltzing Matilda,

Fwaltzing Matilda

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CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

Ftilda with

G7me

CWhere’s that jolly

E7jumbuck you've

Amgot there in your

Ftucker bag?

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CUp jumped the

Gswagman, and

Amsprang into the

Fbillabong

CYou'll never

Amtake me a-

Flive said

G7he

And hisCghost may be

E7heard as you’re

Ampassing by

thatFbillabong

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

CWaltzing Matilda,

Fwaltzing Matilda

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

Ftilda with

G7me

And hisCghost may be

E7heard as you’re

Ampassing by

thatFbillabong

CYou'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

Cme

Slower…

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C You'll come a-

Amwaltzing Ma-

G7tilda with

C me

Waltzing Matilda

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Key of CWe’ll Meet AgainRoss Parker & Hughie Charles

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INSTRUMENTAL INTRO:CWe’ll meet a-

E7gain, don’t know

A7where don’t know

Aaugwhen

But ID7know we’ll meet a-

G7gain some sunny

Cday

G7

CWe’ll meet a-



Aaugwhen

But ID7know we’ll meet again some sunny

G7day

G7

CKeep smiling

E7through just like

A7you always

Aaugdo

Till theD7blue skies drive the

G7dark clouds far a-

Cway

C

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So will youC7please say hello to the

Caugfolks that I know

Tell themFI won’t be long

F

They’ll beD7happy to know that as you saw me go

I wasGsinging this

G7song

CWe’ll meet a-



Aaugwhen

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G7gain some sunny

Cday

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CWe’ll meet a-



Aaugwhen

But ID7know we’ll meet again some sunny

G7day

G7

CKeep smiling

E7through just like

A7you always

Aaugdo

Till theD7blue skies drive the

G7dark clouds far a-

Cway

C

So will youC7please say hello to the

Caugfolks that I know

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Tell themFI won’t be long

F

They’ll beD7happy to know that as you saw me go

I wasGsinging this

G7song

CWe’ll meet a-



Aaugwhen

But IDknow we’ll meet a-

G7gain some sunny

C day

F C

We’ll Meet Again

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Key of GWhat A Day For A DaydreamLovin’ Spoonful

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GWhat a day for a

E7daydream

AmWhat a day for a

D7daydreamin’ boy

GAnd I’m lost in a

E7daydream

AmDreaming ‘bout my

D7bundle of joy

CAnd even if

A7time ain’t really

Gon my

E7side

CIt’s one of those

A7days for taking a

Gwalk out-

E7side

CI’m blowing the

A7day to take a

Gwalk in the

E7sun

A7And fall on my face on somebody’s

D7new‐mown lawn

GI’ve been having a

E7sweet dream

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AmI’ve been dreaming since I

D7woke up today

GIt starred me and my

E7sweet thing

Am‘Cause she’s the one makes me

D7feel this way

CAnd even if

A7time is passing me

Gby a

E7lot

CI couldn’t care

A7less about the

Gdues you say I

E7got

CTomorrow I´ll

A7pay the dues for

Gdropping my

E7love

A7A pie in the face for being a

D7sleepin’ bull dog

INSTRUMENTAL: whistle, kazoos, ukes…GI’ve been having a

E7sweet dream

AmI’ve been dreaming since I

D7woke up today

GIt starred me and my

E7sweet thing

Am‘Cause she’s the one makes me

D7feel this way

CAnd you can be

A7sure that if you’re

Gfeeling

E7right

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CA daydream will

A7last along

Ginto the

E7night

CTomorrow at

A7breakfast you may

Gprick up your

E7ears

A7Or you may be daydreaming for a

D7thousand years

GWhat a day for a

E7daydream

AmCustom made for a

D7daydreamin’ boy

GAnd I’m lost in a

E7daydream

AmDreaming ‘bout my

D7bundle of joy

OUTRO: whistle, kazoos, ukes…CAnd even if

A7time is

Gpassing me by a

E7lot

CI couldn’t care

A7less about the

Gdues you say I

E7got

CTomorrow I´ll

A7pay the dues for

Gdropping my

E7love

A7A pie in the face for being a

D7sleepin’ bull

G dog

What A Day For A Daydream

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Key of GWhen I First Stepped in a CanoeWords and music by Shelley Posen (2004)

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When IGfirst stepped in a canoe

ICmade a fatal mis-

Gtake

ICplanted my heel to one

Gside of the keel

AndA7pitched head-first in the

Dlake

IGhad no reason to think

It wouldCtip before you could

Gblink

OrCtake all your talents for

Gkeeping your balance

OrA7else you’d land in the

Ddrink

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Which isGwhat I proceeded to do

When ICfirst stepped

Din a ca-

Gnoe

| C / G / D7 / G / G

When IGfirst soloed in a canoe

ItCtook me a while to

Glearn

That youCsit in the bow

Though IGdidn’t know how

You couldA7tell the damn thing from the

Dstern

IGpaddled the rest of the day

InCcircles and growing dis-

Gmay

IChadn’t a clue that to

Gsteer the thing true

YourA7stroke had to end with a

D ‘J’

D Which

Gno-one had taught me to do

When ICfirst soloed

Din a ca-

Gnoe

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| C / G / D7 / G / G

When IGfirst kneel in a canoe

ICpaddle with languorous

Ggrace

But it’sCall a mirage when you

Ghave to portage

WithA7black flies all over your

Dface

As IGstagger off into the trees

AtCleast I’m off of my

Gknees

Which IChaven’t quite felt since the

Gminute I knelt

And theA7ribs turned the caps into

Dcheese

Which isGwhat they instantly do

When ICfirst kneel

Din a ca-

Gnoe (key change)

E7Now …the

Abest thing about a canoe

MayDbe just what it is

Anot

LikeDloud and aggressive

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AndAbig and excessive like a

B7ski boat

Or a millionaire’sE7yacht

It’s atAhome on stream, lake, or chute

ItDwon’t harm a beaver or

Acoot

ItDmay take some labour but

Alike a good neighbour

ItB7won’t make noise or pol-

E7lute

So ifAasked if you want a SeaDoo

Say,D

“Thanks, but I’d E7

rather can-Aoe”

Now ID

have to skedaddle

…(God, IA

wish these had a saddle)

AndE7paddle off in my can-

Aoe

A

When I First Stepped in a Canoe

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Key of GWhiskey In The JarTraditional

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AsGI was going over the

EmCork and Kerry mountains

ICmet with Captain Farrell and his

Gmoney he was counting

IGfirst produced my pistol and

Emthen produced my rapier

SayingC“Stand and deliver for you

Gare my bold deceiver”

CHORUS:

With yourDring dum-a do dun-a da <tap, tap, tap>

GWhack fol the daddy oh

CWhack fol the daddy oh

There’sG

whiskey D

in the Gjar

G

HeGcounted out his money and it

Emwas a pretty penny

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ICput it in my pocket and I

Gtook it home to Jenny

SheGsighed and she swore that

Emnever would she leave me

But theCdevil take the women for they

Gnever can be easy

CHORUS:




There’sG

whiskey D

in the Gjar

G

IGwent in to my chamber all

Emfor to take a slumber

ICdreamt of gold and jewels and for

Gsure it was no wonder

ForGJenny drew my charges and then

Emfilled them up with water

And sheCsent for Captain Farrell to be

Gready for the slaughter

CHORUS:




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There’sG

whiskey D

in the Gjar

G

’TwasGearly in the morning be-

Emfore I rose to travel

UpCcrept a band of footmen and sure

Gwith them Captain Farrell

IGthen produced my pistol for she

Emstole away my rapier

But ICcouldn’t shoot the water so a

Gprisoner I was taken

CHORUS:




There’sG

whiskey D

in the Gjar

G

IfGanyone can help me it’s my

Embrother in the army

IfCI could learn his station be it

GCork or in Killarney

AndGif he’d come and join me we’d go

Emroving in Kilkenney

ICknow he’d treat me fairer than me

Gdarling sporting Jenny

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CHORUS:




There’sG

whiskey D

in the Gjar

G

There’sGsome takes delight in the

Emcarriages and rollin’

AndCsome takes delight in the

GHurley or the Bollin’

ButGI takes delight in the

Emjuice of the barley

AndCcourtin’ pretty maids in the

Gmornin’, oh so early

CHORUS:




There’sG

whiskey D

in the G

jar

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Key of GWith A Little Help From My FriendsThe Beatles

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GWhat would you

Ddo if I

Amsang out of tune

Would youAmstand up and

D7walk out on

Gme…?

GLend me your

Dears and I’ll

Amsing you a song

And I’llD7try not to sing out of

Gkey

CHORUS:

Oh, I getFby with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mm, I getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

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Mm, gonnaFtry with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends…

(GUYS)GWhat do I

Ddo when my

Amlove is away?

(GIRLS) Does itAmworry you to

D7be a-

Glone…?

(GUYS)GHow do I

Dfeel by the

Amend of the day

(GIRLS) Are youD7sad because you’re on your

Gown?

CHORUS:

No, I getFby with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mm, getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends

BRIDGE:

(GIRLS) Do youEmneed any-

A7body?

(GUYS) IGneed some-

Fbody to

Clove

(GIRLS) Could itEmbe any-

A7body?

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(GUYS) IGwant some-

Fbody to

Clove…

(GIRLS)GWould you be-

Dlieve in a

Amlove at first sight?

(GUYS) Yes, I’mAmcertain that it

D7happens all the

Gtime…

(GIRLS)GWhat do you

Dsee when you

Amturn out the light?

(GUYS) I can’tD7tell you but I know it’s

Gmine

CHORUS:


Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mm, getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mm, I’m gonnaFtry with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

BRIDGE:

(GIRLS) Do youEmneed any-

A7body?

(GUYS) IGneed some-

Fbody to

Clove

(GIRLS) Could itEmbe any-

A7body?

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(GUYS) IGwant some-

Fbody to

Clove

CHORUS:


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends

Oh, I getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Yes, I getFby with a little help from my

Cfriends with a little help from myGfrie-e-e-e-

Fe-

Fe-

Fe-

Fe-

Gends

With A Little Help From My Friends

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Key of CYellow Bird19th-century Haitian song by Michel Mauléart Monton

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CYel-

Blow

Cbird, up

G7high in banana

Ctree

CYel-

Blow

Cbird, you

G7sit all alone like

Cme

CYel-

Blow

Cbird, up

G7high in banana

Ctree

CYel-

Blow

Cbird, you


Cme

FDid your lady friend,

Cleave the nest again?

G7That is very sad,

Cmakes me

C7feel so bad

FYou can fly away,

Cin the sky away

G7You’re more lucky than

Cme

B

C

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CI also had a

Fpretty girl,

G7she’s not with me to-

Cday

They’re all the same thoseFpretty girls

G7Take tenderness, then they fly a-

Cway

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CYel-

Blow

Cbird, up

G7high in banana

Ctree

CYel-

Blow

Cbird, you


Cme

FBetter fly away,

Cin the sky away

G7Picker coming soon,

Cpick from

C7night to noon

FBlack and yellow you,

Clike banana too

G7They might pick you some

Cday

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CWish that I were a

Fyellow bird,

G7I’d fly away with

Cyou

But I am not aFyellow bird

G7So here I sit, nothing else to

Cdo

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CYel-

Blow

Cbird…

CYel-

Blow

Cbird…

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CYel-

Blow

C bird

Yellow Bird

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Key of C110 BPMYellow Submarine

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In theGtown where

FI was

Cborn

AmLived a

Dmman who

Amsailed to

Gsea

CAnd he

Gtold us

Fof his

Clife

AmIn the

Dmland of

Amsubma-

Grines

CSo we

Gsailed on

Fto the

Csun

AmTill we

Dmfound the

Amsea of

Ggreen

CAnd we

Glived be-

Fneath the

Cwaves

AmIn our

Dmyellow

Amsubma-

Grine

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CHORUS:CWe all live in a

Gyellow submarine

Yellow submarineCyellow submarine

We all live in aGyellow submarine


And ourGfriends are

Fall a-

Cboard

AmMany

Dmmore of them

Amlive next

Gdoor

CAnd the

Gband be-

Fgins to

Cplay

|: C / CG /


Gyellow submarine


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As weGlive a

Flife of

Cease ("life of ease")

AmEvery

Dmone of us ("every one of us")

HasAmall we

Gneed ("has all we need")

CSky of

Gblue ("sky of blue")

AndFsea of

Cgreen ("sea of green")

AmIn our

Dmyellow ("in our yellow")

AmSubma-

Grine ("submarine - ha ha!")


Gyellow submarine



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CWe all live in a

Gyellow submarine



Yellow submarineC

yellow C

subma-C

rine

Yellow Submarine

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Key of GYou Ain’t Going NowhereBob Dylan

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INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS:GClouds so swift

Amrain won't lift

CGate won't close

Grailings froze

GGet your mind off

Amwintertime

CYou ain't goin' no-

Gwhere

GClouds so swift

Amrain won't lift

CGate won't close

Grailings froze

GGet your mind off

Amwintertime


Gwhere

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CHORUS:GWhoo-ee

Amride me high

CTomorrow's the day my

Gbride's gonna come

GOh, oh, are

Amwe gonna fly

CDown in the easy

Gchair

GI don't care how many

Amletters they sent

CMorning came and

Gmorning went

GPick up your money and

Ampack up your tent


Gwhere

CHORUS:GWhoo-ee

Amride me high


Gbride's gonna come

GOh, oh, are

Amwe gonna fly

CDown in the easy

Gchair

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GBuy me a flute and a

Amgun that shoots

CTail gates and

Gsubstitutes

GStrap yourself to the

Amtree with roots


Gwhere

CHORUS:GWhoo-ee

Amride me high


Gbride's gonna come

GOh, oh, are

Amwe gonna fly

CDown in the easy

Gchair

GGenghis Khan he

Amcould not keep

CAll his kings sup-

Gplied with sleep

GWe'll climb that hill no

Ammatter how steep

CWhen we get up to

Git

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FINAL CHORUSES:GWhoo-ee

Amride me high


Gbride's gonna come

GOh, oh, are

Amwe gonna fly

CDown in the easy

Gchair

GWhoo-ee

Amride me high


Gbride's gonna come

GOh, oh, are

Amwe gonna fly,

CDown in the easy

G chair (tap 2 and 4)

Acappella – continue tapping or clappingWhoo-ee, ride me highTomorrow's the day, my bride's gonna comeOh, oh, are we gonna flyDown in the easy chair

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Key of CYou Are My SunshineWords as recorded in 1939 by Jimmie Davis

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The otherCnight, dear, as I lay sleeping

C7I dreamed I

Fheld you in my

Carms

C7But when I

Fwoke, dear, I was mis-

Ctaken

AmAnd I

Chung my

G7head and

Ccried

CHORUS:G7You are my

Csunshine, my only sunshine

C7You make me

Fhappy, when skies are

Cgrey

C7You’ll never

Fknow, dear, how much I

Clove you

AmPlease don’t

Ctake, my

G7sunshine a-

Cway

C

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I’ll alwaysClove you, and make you happy

C7If you will

Fonly say the

Csame

C7But if you

Fleave me, to love a-

Cnother

AmYou’ll re-

Cgret it

G7all some

Cday

CHORUS:G7You are my


C7You make me


Cgrey

C7You’ll never


Clove you

AmPlease don’t

Ctake, my

G7sunshine a-

Cway

C

You told meConce, dear, you really loved me

C7That no one

Felse could come be-

Ctween

C7But now you’ve

Fleft me, and love a-

Cnother

AmYou have

Cshattered

G7all my

Cdreams

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CHORUS:G7You are my


C7You make me


Cgrey

C7You’ll never


Clove you

AmPlease don’t

Ctake, my

G7sunshine a-

Cway

C G7 C

You Are My Sunshine

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Key of CYou, You, YouMusic by Lotar Olias, Lyrics Robert Mellin (1953)

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CYou, you, you

FI’m in love with

Cyou, you, you

I could be soG7true, true, true

To someone likeCyou

Fyou

Cyou

G7

CDo, do, do

Fwhat you oughta

Cdo, do, do

Take me in yourG7arms, please do

Let me cling toCyou

Fyou

Cyou

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BRIDGE:DmWe were

G7meant for each

Cother

DmSure as

G7heavens a-

Cbove

B7We were meant for each

Emother

ToD7have, to hold and to

G7love

G7+5

CYou, you, you

Fthere’s no one like

Cyou, you, you

You could make myG7dreams come true

If you say youClove

Fme

Ctoo

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE:DmWe were

G7meant for each

Cother

DmSure as

G7heavens a-

Cbove

B7We were meant for each

Emother

ToD7have, to hold and to

G7love

G7+5

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CYou, you, you

Fthere’s no one like

Cyou, you, you

You could make myG7dreams come true

If you say youClove

Fme

C too

You, You, You

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