Blue Eyes Crying G7 C - Ukes 'n' more
Transcript of Blue Eyes Crying G7 C - Ukes 'n' more
Blue Eyes Crying
Instrumental intro:
GBlue eyes cryin' in the
Crain
CIn the twilight glow I see themGBlue eyes cryin' in the
Crain
CWhen we kissed goodbye and parted
IGknew we'd never meet a
Cgain
FLove is like a dyin' emberCOnly memories re
G7main
CThrough the ages I'll rememberG7Blue eyes cryin' in the
Crain
Instrumental:CIn the twilight glow I see themGBlue eyes cryin' in the
Crain
CWhen we kissed goodbye and parted
IGknew we'd never meet a
Cgain
FSome day when we meet up yonderCWe'll stroll hand in hand a
G7gain
CIn a land that knows no partin'G7Blue eyes cryin' in the
Crain
G7Blue eyes crying in the
Crain
C↓
G C F G7
That's Allright
Intro:C C C C
CWell, that's all right, mama That's all right for you
That's all right mama, justC7anyway you do
Well, that's allF7right..... that's all right.
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
Cdo
CMama she done told me, Papa done told me too
'Son, that gal you're foolin' with, SheC7ain't no good for you'
But, that's allF7right, that's all right.
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
Cdo
Instrumental:CWell, that's all right, mama That's all right for you
That's all right mama, justC7anyway you do
Well, that's allF7right, that's all right.
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
Cdo
CI'm leaving town tomorrow I'm leaving town for sure
Then you won't be bothered With meC7hanging' round your door
But, that's allF7right, that's all right.
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
Cdo
Instrumental:CWell, that's all right, mama That's all right for you
That's all right mama, justC7anyway you do
Well, that's allF7right, that's all right.
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
CdoC C C
That's allG7right now mama, anyway you
Cdo
C C C↓C C7 F7 G7
All Shook Up
G G G G
A well aGbless my soul what's wrong with me?
I'm itching like a man on a fuzzy tree.My friends say I'm actin' as wild as a bug
I'm inG↓love! uh! I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh huh,Cmmm
Dmmm,
Gyeah, yeah.
Well myGhands are shaking and my knees are weak
I can't seem to stand on my own two feetWho do you thank when you have such luck?
I'm inG↓love! uh! I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh huh,Cmmm
Dmmm,
Gyeah, yeah.
WellCplease don't ask what's on my mind
I'm aGlittle mixed up, but I'm feelin' fine
WhenCI'm near that girl that I love the best
MyD↓heart beats so it scares me to death
When sheGtouched my hand, what a chill I got
Her lips are like a volcano that's hotI'm proud to say that she's my buttercup
I'm inG↓love! uh! I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh huh,Cmmm
Dmmm,
Gyeah, yeah.
MyCtongue gets tied when I try to speak
MyGinsides shake like a leaf on a tree
There'sConly one cure for this soul of mine
That's toD↓have that girl that I love so fine
When sheGtouched my hand, what a chill I got
Her lips are like a volcano that's hotI'm proud to say that she's my buttercup
I'm inG↓love! uh! I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh huh,Cmmm
Dmmm,
Gyeah, yeah.
Uh uh huh,Cmmm
Dmmm,
Gyeah, yeah,
I'mG↓All
G↓Shook
G↓Up.
G C D
Good Luck Charm
NCUh huh
Chuh uh huh
D7huh Uh huh
Ghuh oh yeah
GDon't want a four leaf
Cclover
GDon't want an old horse
D7shoe
GWant your kiss 'cause
CI just can't miss With a
D7good luck charm like
G↓you
NCCome on and
D7be my little good luck charm
Uh huhGhuh you sweet delight
I want aD7good luck charm a hanging on my arm
ToA7have (to have) to
D7hold (to hold) to
Gnight
GDon't want a silver
Cdollar
GRabbit's foot on a
D7string
TheGhappiness in your
Cwarm caress No
D7rabbit's foot can
G↓bring
NCCome on and
D7be my little good luck charm
Uh huhGhuh you sweet delight
I want aD7good luck charm a hanging on my arm
ToA7have (to have) to
D7hold (to hold) to
Gnight
Uh huhChuh uh huh
D7huh Uh huh
Ghuh oh yeah
Uh huhChuh uh huh
D7huh Uh huh
Gtonight!
If IGfound a lucky
Cpenny I'd
Gtoss it across the
D7bay
GYour love is worth all the
Cgold
on earth
NoD7wonder that I
G↓say
NCCome on and
D7be my little good luck charm
Uh huhGhuh you sweet delight
I want aD7good luck charm a hanging on my arm
ToA7have (to have) to
D7hold (to hold) to
Gnight
Uh huhChuh uh huh
D7huh Uh huh
Ghuh oh yeah
Uh huhChuh uh huh
D7huh Uh huh
Gtonight!
G G↓
C D7 G A7
When the rain tumbles down in July
G G G G
GLet me wander
Dnorth to the
Ghomestead
WayCout further on there to
Groam
By aCgully in flood let me
Glinger
When theGsummery sunshine has
Dflown
Where theGlogs tangle
Dup on the
Gcreek bed
AndCclouds veil the old northern
Gsky
And theCcattle move back from the
Glowlands
When theGrain tumbles
Ddown in Ju
Gly
TheGsettlers with
Dsad hearts are
Gwatching
TheCrise of the stream from the
Gdawn
TheirCbest crops are always in
Gflood reach
If itGrises much more they'll be
Dgone
TheGcattle string
Dout along the
Gfences
TheCbreeze from the south races
Gby
TheClimbs from the old gums are
Gfalling
When theGrain tumbles
Ddown in Ju
Gly
TheGsleeping
Dgums by the
Griver
ACwaken to herds straying
Gby
From theCflats where the fences have
Gvanished
As theGstorm clouds gather on
Dhigh
TheGwheels of the
Dwagons
Dstop turning
G
TheCstock horse is turned out to
Gstray
TheCold station dogs are a-
Gdozing
On the husks in the barn through theDday
TheGdrover draws
Drein by the
Griver
It’sCyears since he's seen it so
Ghigh
AndCthat's just a story of
Ghomeward
When theGrain tumbles
Ddown in Ju
G/lyC/ G
G D C
Biggest DisappointmentJoy McKean
G↓ C↓ G↓ C↓
TheyGhad my future
Cwrapped up in a
Dparcel
AndCno one even
Dthought of asking
Gme
TheGday I turned fif
Cteen I caught the
Dmail train
ToCfind what else might
Dbe in life for
Gme
IEmrode on trucks and trains and lived on
B7nothin'
EmServed me right for wanting to be
A7free
Ah wellGthat's the way so
Cciety looked
Dat it
But itCdidn't seem to
Dbe that way to
Gme
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Gfamily was me
The only twistedCbranch upon our
D7good old family tree
I justGcouldn't be the
B7person they ex
Empected me to
A7be
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Dworld wa-as
G↓me
C↓ G↓ C↓
IGlot more dinner
Ctimes than there were
Ddinners
IClearned a lot that
Dhurt me at the
Gtime
Then this quiet countryCboy went home a
Ddifferent man
With aCmemory of
Ddistance on my
Gmind
But IEmalways spoke too loud and laughed too
B7often
EmMaybe drank to many glasses
A7down
And perGhaps my clothes were
Colder than I
Drealised
A reClief to all con
Dcerned when I left
Gtown
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Gfamily was me
The only twistedCbranch upon our
D7good old family tree
I justGcouldn't be the
B7person they ex
Empected me to
A7be
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Dworld wa-as
Gme
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Gfamily was me
The only twistedCbranch upon our
D7good old family tree
I justGcouldn't be the
B7person they ex
Empected me to
A7be
And theGbiggest disa
Cppointment in the
Dworld wa-as
Gme
G↓
G C D Em B7 A7 D7
Pub with no beer
3-4 timingC↓ G↓ C↓
Oh it'sClonesome away from your
Fkindred and all
By theG7campfire at night where the wild dingos
Ccall
C
But there'sCnothin' so
C7lonesome
Fmorbid or drear
Than toG7stand in the bar of a pub with no
Cbeer
C
Now theCpublican's
C7anxious for the
Fquota to come
And there's aG7faraway look on the face of the
Cbum
C
TheCmaid's gone all
C7cranky and the
Fcook's acting queer
What aG7terrible place is a pub with no
Cbeer
C C C
Then theCstockman rides
C7up with his
Fdry dusty throat
He breastsG7up to the bar and pulls a wad from his
Ccoat
C
But theCsmile on his
C7face quickly
Fturns to a sneer
As theG7barman says sadly the
G7↓pub's got no
Cbeer
C C C
Then theCswaggie comes
C7in smothered
Fin dust and flies
HeG7throws down his roll and rubs the sweat from his
Ceyes
C
ButCwhen he is
C7told he says
Fwhat's this I hear
I've trudgedG7fifty flamin' miles to a pub with no
Cbeer
C
There's aCdog on the ve
C7randah for his
Fmaster he waits
But theG7boss is inside drinking wine with his
Cmates
C
HeChurries for
C7cover and he
Fcringes in fear
It's noG7place for a dog round a pub with no
Cbeer
C C C
OldCBilly the
C7blacksmith the first
Ftime in his life
HasG7gone home cold sober to his darling
Cwife
C
HeCwalks in the
C7kitchen she says you're
Fearly my dear
But then heG7breaks down and tells her
That theG7↓pub's got no
Cbeer
C C C
So it'sClonesome a
C7way from your
Fkindred and all
By theG7campfire at night where the wild dingos
Ccall
C
But there'sCnothin' so
C7lonesome
Fmorbid or drear
Than toG7stand in the
G7↓bar
of that pub with noC↓↓↓↓↓↓beer
F↓↓↓↓↓↓ C↓↓↓↓↓↓↓
C F G7 C7
Looking Forward, Looking Backby Don Walker
C G C G C
LookingGforward, looking
Cback
I've come aAmlong way down the
Emtrack
Got aAmlong way left to
Emgo
MakingGsongs, from what I
Cknow
MakingGsense of what I've
Cseen
All theAmlove we've had be
Emtween
You andAmI, along the
Emtrack
LookingGforward, looking
Cback
There areAmstrange days
Full ofDmchange
E7on the
Amway
But we'll beGfine, unlike
Csome
I'll beDleaning forward, to
Gsee what's
G7↓↓co
G7↓ming
LookingGforward, looking
Cback
I've come aAmlong way down the
Emtrack
Got aAmlong way left to
Emgo
MakingGsongs, from what I
Cknow
INSTRUMENTAL:
LookingGforward, looking
Cback
I've come aAmlong way down the
Emtrack
Got aAmlong way left to
Emgo
MakingGsongs, from what I
Cknow
If I'm aAmlone at night, I can see
ThroughDmall
E7the triviali
Amty
Of theGday and I'm o
Ckay
I justDthink of those who
Gare dear
G7↓↓to me
G7↓
LookingGforward, looking
Cback
I've come aAmlong way down the
Emtrack
Got aAmlong way left to
Emgo
MakingGsongs, from what I
Cknow
MakingGsongs, from what I
Cknow
LookingGforward, looking
Cback ...
C↓
C G Am Em Dm E7 D
Things Are Not The Same on the LandBill Chambers
Bb C F F
There’s noFmovement today, at the
Bbstation out-
Fback
Just aFman with his head in his
Chands
C
He’llFsoon walk away, just a
Bbshirt on his
Fback
Things are not theCsame on the
Fland
F
HisFworld floats away, as
Bbtears flood his
Feye
BrokenFdreams, and disappearing
Cplans
C
Oh theFrain will be too late if it
Bbwaits till Ju-
Fly
Things are not theCsame on the
Fland
F7
CHORUS:
Re-Bbmember the days,
and theFsimple country ways
When a man who wouldn’t work was not aCman
C
But you canBbnever go back, life’s just
Fnot like
Dmthat
Dm
BbThings are not the
Csame on the
Fland
F7
Instrumental (verse)
There’s noFmovement today, at the
Bbstation out-
Fback
Just aFman with his head in his
Chands
He’llFsoon walk away, just a
Bbshirt on his
Fback
Things are not theCsame on the
Fland
F
We’llFsoon see the day, when the
Bbtough wont sur-
Fvive
And we wonder if our leaders under-Cstand
C
TheFpromise of a rainbow Won’t
Bbfeed a hungry
Fchild
Things are not theCsame on the
Fland
F7
Re-Bbmember the days,
and theFsimple country ways
When a man who wouldn’t work was not aCman
C
But you canBbnever go back, life’s just
Fnot like
Dmthat
Dm
BbThings are not the
Csame on the
Fland
F7
But you canBbnever go back, life’s just
Fnot like
Dmthat
Dm
BbThings are not the
Csame on the
Fland
F7
BbThings are not the
Csame on the
Fland
F↓
Bb C F F7 Dm
Walk a Country MileJoy McKean
Instrumental:
'Cause if IGwanted to
Cget where I was
B7go-o
Cin'
I knew I'dGjust have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
Well I'veGwalked a mile or t
Cwo-oo in my
Glifetime
And I'veCtravelled down some muddy tracks and
GdryD
'Cause if IGwanted to
Cget where I was
B7go-o
Cin'
I knew I'dGjust have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
G7
Now aCcountry mile would be the longest distance
A man could ever travel when he'sGdown
And youG7curse the never ending road before you
When you think you'll never make it intoCtown
C7
But youFmeet a friend or two along the highway
And you'llClearn a lot you
A7never knew be
D7fore
G
And if theCjourney takes a lifetime
When youFthought a year or
D7two
Well youG7just don't give up easy any
Cmore
And I'veGwalked a mile or
Ctwo-oo in my
Glifetime
And I'veCtravelled down some muddy tracks and
Gdry
D
'Cause if IGwanted to
Cget where I was
B7go-o
Cin'
I knew I'dGjust have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
Instrumental:
'Cause if IGwanted to
Cget where I was
B7go-o
Cin'
I knew I'dGjust have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
G7
CWalkin' that long mile has shown me changes
Changes in the people and theGland
But I'llG7bet the road to Marble Bar's no better
Than when I drove with trucks and caraCvans
C7
And aFcountry bloke is still the same old battler
NoCmatter what the
A7place he's workin'
D7in
G
And alCthough I've covered many miles
IFstill can't wait to
D7see
G7What the next long country mile will
Cbring
Well I'veGwalked a mile or
Ctwo-oo in my
Glifetime
And I'veCtravelled down some muddy tracks and
Gdry
D
'Cause if IGwanted to
Cget where I was
B7go-o
Cin'
I knew I'dGjust have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
Yes IGknew I'd have to
D7walk that country
Gmile
Instrumental:
Yes IGknew I'd have to
D7walk that country
Cmile
G
Rhythm of the Rain
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've ever loved has
Fgone away
CLooking for a brand new
G7start
CLittle does she know that when she
Fleft that day
AClong 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 my
Fheart's
Somewhere far aCway
G7
TheConly girl I've ever loved has
Fgone away
CLooking for a brand new
G7start
CLittle does she know that when she
Fleft that day
CAlong 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 my
Fheart's
Somewhere farCaway
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
FC F G7 Em Am
Summer WineLee Hazlewood
Am↓Strawberries cherries and an
G↓angel's kiss in spring
Am↓My summer wine is really
G↓made from all these things
Am Am Am Am
AmI walked in town on silver
Gspurs that jingled to
AmA song that I had only
Gsang to just a few
DmShe saw my silver spurs and
Amsaid lets pass some time
DmAnd I will give to you
Amsummer wine
Dm↓Ohh-oh-oh summer
Amwine
Am
AmStrawberries cherries and an
Gangel's kiss in spring
AmMy summer wine is really
Gmade from all these things
DmTake off your silver spurs and
Amhelp me pass the time
DmAnd I will give to you
Amsummer wine
Dm↓Ohhh-oh summer
Amwine
Am
AmMy eyes grew heavy and my
Glips they could not speak
AmI tried to get up but I
Gcouldn't find my feet
DmShe reassured me with an
Amunfamiliar line
DmAnd then she gave to me
Ammore summer wine
Dm↓Ohh-oh-oh summer
Amwine
Am
AmStrawberries cherries and an
Gangel's kiss in spring
AmMy summer wine is really
Gmade from all these things
DmTake off your silver spurs and
Amhelp me pass the time
DmAnd I will give to you
Amsummer wine
Dm↓Ohhh-oh summer
Amwine
Am
AmWhen I woke up the sun was
Gshining in my eyes
AmMy silver spurs were gone my
Ghead felt twice its size
DmShe took my silver spurs a
Amdollar and a dime
DmAnd left me cravin' for
Ammore summer wine
Dm↓Ohh-oh-oh summer
Amwine
Am
AmStrawberries cherries and an
Gangel's kiss in spring
AmMy summer wine is really
Gmade from all these things
DmTake off your silver spurs and
Amhelp me pass the time
DmAnd I will give to you
Amsummer wine
Dm↓Ohhh-oh summer
Amwine
Am Am Am Am↓
Am G Dm
Mr Tambourine ManBob Dylan
G D G DCHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
I'm notGsleepy and there
Cain’t no
Amplace I'm
Dgoing to
D7
CHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
In theGjingle jangle
Cmorning I'll come
D7followin'
Gyou
CTake me for a
D7trip upon your
Gmagic swirlin'
Cship
All myGsenses have been
Cstripped and my
Ghands can't feel to
Cgrip And my
Gtoes
too numb toCstep
WaitGonly for my
Amboot heels to be
Dwander
D7in'
I'mCready to go
D7anywhere I'm
Gready for to
Cfade
InGto my own pa
Crade cast your
Gdancing spell my
Cway
IAmpromise to go
Dunder
D7it
CHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
I'm notGsleepy and there
Cain’t no
Amplace I'm
Dgoing to
D7
CHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
In theGjingle jangle
Cmorning I'll come
D7followin'
Gyou
Though ICknow that evenin's
D7empire
Ghas returned into
Csand
GVanished from my
Chand
Left meGblindly here to
Amstand but still not
Dsleep
D7ing
MyCweariness a
D7mazes me I'm
Gbranded on my
Cfeet
IGhave no one to
Cmeet
And theGancient empty
Amstreet's too dead for
Ddream
D7ing
CHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
I'm notGsleepy and there
Cain’t no
Amplace I'm
Dgoing to
D7
CHey Mr
D7Tambourine Man
Gplay a song for
Cme
In theGjingle jangle
Cmorning I'll come
D7followin'
Gyou
G D G D G↓G D C D7 Am
He'll Have to GoJoe & Audrey Allison
3 beats per bar!
C G F G7
Put yourCsweet lips
A littleFcloser to the
Cphone
Let's pretend that we're together all aGlone
I'll tell theCman To turn the
C7jukebox
Way downFlow
And you canCtell, your friend there
Gwith you
He'll have toCgo
G
WhisperCto me, Tell me
Fdo you love me too
Ctrue
Or is he holding you the way IGdo?
Tho' love isCblind,
make up yourC7mind, I've got to
Fknow
Should IChang up, or will you
Gtell him
he'll have toCgo?
C7
You can'tFsay the words I want to hear
While you'reCwith another man
Do youFwant me, answer yes or no
Darling,CI will under
Gstand
Put yourCsweet lips A little
Fcloser to the
Cphone
Let's pretend that we're together all aGlone
I'll tell theCman, To turn the
C7jupebox
Way downFlow
And you canCtell your friend there
G↓with you
He'll have toF↓go
G
WhisperCto me, Tell me
Fyou love me too
Ctrue
Or is he holding you the way IGdo?
Tho' love isCblind,
make up yourC7mind, I've got to
Fknow
Should IChang up, or will you
Gtell him
he'll have toCgo?
G
Put yourCsweet lips A little
Fcloser to the
Cphone
Let's pretend that we're together all aGlone
I'll tell theCman, To turn the
C7jupebox
Way downFlow
And you canCtell your friend there
G↓with you
He'll have toF↓go
F↓ F↓ C↓
C G F G7 C7
Ramblin Rose
NCRam....blin'
E7Rose, ramblin'
ARose
Why youB7ramble, no one
E7knows.
A7��Wild and
Dwind-blown, that's how
Ayou've grown.
Who canE7cling to a ramblin'
Arose?
D A
ARamble
E7on, ramble
Aon.
When yourB7ramblin' days are
E7gone.
A7��Who will
Dlove you, with a
Alove true?
When yourE7rambling days are
Agone?
D A
Instrumental:
Ramblin'E7Rose, ramblin'
ARose
Why youB7ramble,no one
E7knows.
A7��Wild and
Dwind-blown, that's how
Ayou've grown.
Who canE7cling to a ramblin'
Arose?
D A
ARamblin'
E7Rose, ramblin'
ARose,
Why IB7want you, heaven
E7knows.
A7��Though I
Dlove you, with a
Alove true,
Who canE7cling to a ramblin'
Arose?
D A
ARamblin'
E7Rose, ramblin'
ARose,
Why IB7want you, heaven
E7knows.
A7��Though I
Dlove you, with a
Alove true,
Who canE7cling to a ramblin'
Arose?
D A
Who canE7cling to a ramblin'
Arose?
D A
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PhotographHarrison - Starkey
Capo:4F FF FF F7
BbEvery time I see your face,
It re-Ebminds me of the
Bbplaces
we used toFgo.
F7
ButBball I've got is a photograph,
And IEbrealize you're not
Bbcoming back
any-Fmore
F7
DI thought I'd make it,
TheGmday you went away.
DBut I can't make it,
'Til you comeGmhome again to
Fstay
F
IBbcan't get used to living here
While myEbheart is broke, my
Bbtears
are cried forFyou
F7
IBbwant you here to have and hold
As theEbyears go by,
andBbwe grow old and
Fgrey.
F7
DNow you're expecting me,
toGmlive without you.
DBut that's not something,
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Fto
F
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While myEbheart is broke,
myBbtears are cried for
Fyou.
F7
IBbwant you here to have and hold,
As theEbyears go by,
andBbwe grow old and
Fgrey
F
F FF F7
BbEvery time I see your face,
It re-Ebminds me of the
Bbplaces
we used toFgo.
F7
ButBball I've got is a photograph,
And IEbrealize you're not
Bbcoming back
any-Fmore.
F7
BbEvery time I see your face,
It re-Ebminds me of the
Bbplaces
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F7
ButBball I've got is a photograph,
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Bbcoming back
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Any Dream Will DoAndrew Lloyd Webber
Intro:G C G C G C D↓
I closed myGeyes,
Ddrew back the
Gcurtain
CTo see for
Gcertain
Dwhat I thought I
Gknew
DFar far a
Gway,
Dsomeone was
Gweeping
CBut the world was
Gsleeping
DAny dream will
Gdo
DI wore my
Gcoat, (I wore mycoat)
Dwith golden
Glining (ah a ha)
CBright colours
Gshining, (ah a ha)
Dwonderful and
Gnew
DAnd in the
GEast, (and in the East)
Dthe dawn was
Gbreaking (ah a ha)
CAnd the world was
Gwaking (ah a ha)
DAny dream will
GdoG7
ACcrash of drums, a flash of light,
MyCgolden coat flew out of sight
TheGcolours faded
Eminto darkness,
A7I was left a
Dlone
D↓
May I reGturn (May I return)
Dto the be
Gginning (ah a ha)
CThe light is
Gdimming, (ah a ha)
Dand the dream is
Gtoo
DThe world and
GI, (the world and I)
Dwe are still
Gwaiting (ah a ha)
CStill hesi
Gtating (ah a ha)
DAny dream will
Gdo
Instrumental:
DI wore my
Gcoat,
Dwith golden
Glining
CBright colours
Gshining,
Dwonderful and
Gnew
DAnd in the
Geast,
Dthe dawn was
Gbreaking
CAnd the world was
Gwaking
DAny dream will
GdoG7
ACcrash of drums, a flash of light,
MyCgolden coat flew out of sight
TheGcolours faded
Eminto darkness,
A7I was left a
Dlone
D↓
May I reGturn (May I return)
Dto the be
Gginning (ah a ha)
CThe light is
Gdimming, (ah a ha)
Dand the dream is
Gtoo
DThe world and
GI, (the world and I)
Dwe are still
Gwaiting (ah a ha)
CStill hesi
Gtating (ah a ha)
DAny dream will
Gdo
DAny dream will
Gdo
D↓Any dream will
G↓do.
G C D G7
Em A7
Ob-la di, Ob-la-da
Lennon - McCartney
C Desmond has a barrow G7 in the marketplace G7 C Molly is the singer in a band C Desmond says to Molly, F girl, I like your face C And Molly says this G7 C as she takes him by the hand C Ob la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on C Ob-la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C La-la, how the G7 C life goes on C Desmond takes a trolley G7 to the jeweller's store C
Buys a twenty carat golden ring C Takes it back to Molly F waiting at the door C And as he gives it to her G7 C she begins to sing C Ob la di, ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on C Ob-la di, ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on F In a couple of years they have F C C7 built a home sweet home F With a couple of kids running F in the yard C G7 of Desmond and Molly Jones C
Happy ever after in the G7 market place G7 C Desmond lets the children lend a hand C Molly stays at home and F does her pretty face C/ And in the evening she still G7/ C sings it with the band C Ob la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on C Ob-la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on F In a couple of years they have F C C7 built a home sweet home F With a couple of kids running F in the yard C G7
Of Desmond and Molly Jones C Happy ever after in the G7 market place G7 Molly lets the children C lend a hand C Desmond stays at home F and does his pretty face C/ And in the evening she's a G7/ C singer with the band C Ob la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ C life goes on C Ob-la di, Ob-la-da, Em/Am/ life goes on, bra C/ La-la, how the G7/ F life goes on F And if you want some fun, G7 C↓(mute)C↓(ring) take ob-la-di, bla-da
Swing on a StarBourke/VanHeusan
C F C F C F C
A7Would you like to swing on a
D7star
CarryG7moonbeams home in a
Cjar
And beA7better off than you
D7are
OrG7would you rather be a
C↓mule
ACmule is an
Fanimal with
Clong funny
Fears
HeCkicks up at
Fanything he
Chears
HisD7back is brawny - and his
Gbrain is weak
He'sD7just plain stupid with a
Gstubborn streak
And by theCway, if you
Fhate to go to
Cschool
A7You
D7may grow
G7up to be a
Cmule
Would youA7like to swing on a
D7star
CarryG7moonbeams home in a
Cjar
And beA7better off than you
D7are
OrG7would you rather be a
C↓pig
ACpig is an
Fanimal with
Cdirt on his
Fface
HisCshoes are a
Fterrible dis
Cgrace
HeD7has no manners when he
Geats his food
He'sD7fat and lazy and
Gextremely rude
But if youCdon't care a
Ffeather or a
Cfig
A7You
D7may grow
G7up to be a
Cpig
or Would youA7like to swing on a
D7star
CarryG7moonbeams home in a
Cjar
And beA7better off than you
D7are
G7Or would you rather be a
C↓fish
ACfish won't do
Fanything but
Cswim in a
Fbrook
HeCcan't write his
Fname or
Cread a book
ToD7fool the people is his
Gonly thought,
and alD7though he's slippery - he
Gstill gets caught
But then ifCthat sort of
Flife is what you
Cwish
A7You
D7may grow
G7up to be a
Cfish
And all theA7monkeys aren't in a
D7zoo
EveryG7day you meet quite a
Cfew
So youA7see it's all up to
D7you
G7You can be better than you
Am (2)are
A7 (2)
Dm (2)You could be
G7 (2)swinging on a
C (3)star
C↓
C F A7 D7 G7 G Am C
Make You Feel My Love
CWhen the rain is blowing
Gin your face
BbAnd the whole world is
Fon your case
FmI could offer you a
Cwarm embrace
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
CWhen evening shadows and the
Gstars appear
BbAnd there is no one there to
Fdry your tears
FmI could hold you for a
Cmillion years
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
FI know you haven't made your
Cmind up yet
E7But I would
Fnever do you
Cwrong
FI've known it from the moment
Cthat we met
D7No doubt in my mind where you be
G7long
CI'd go hungry, I'd go
Gblack and blue
BbI'd go crawling down the
Favenue
FmNo, there's nothing that I
Cwouldn't do
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
Instrumental:CWhen the rain is blowing
Gin your face
BbAnd the whole world is
Fon your case
FmI could offer you a
Cwarm embrace
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
FThe storms are raging on the
Crollin' sea
E7And on the
Fhighway of re-
Cgret
FThe winds of change are blowing
Cwild and free
D7You ain't seen nothing like me
G7yet
CI could make you happy, make your
Gdreams come true
BbThere is nothing that I
Fwouldn't do
FmGo to the ends of the
Cearth for you
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
D7To make you
G7feel my
Clove
C G Bb F Fm D7 G7 E7
Don't Worry, Be Happyby Bobby McFerrin
INTRO:C Dm F C
C Dm F C
CHere's a little song I wroteDmYou might want to sing it note for note
Don'tFworry, be
Chappy.
InCevery life we have some trouble
DmBut when you worry you make it double
Don'tFworry, be
Chappy.
CHORUS(ooh's)
C Dm F C
C Dm F C
CAin't got no place to lay your headDmSomebody came and took your bed
Don'tFworry, be
Chappy.
The landlord say your rent is lateDmHe may have to litigate
Don'tFworry, be
Chappy.
CHORUS(ooh's)
C Dm F C
C Dm F C
CAin't got no cash, ain't got no styleDmAin't got no gal to make you smile
But don'tFworry, be
Chappy
'Cause when you worry, your face will frownDmAnd that will bring everybody down,
Don'tFworry, be
Chappy
CHORUS(ooh's)
C Dm F C
C Dm F C
C Dm F
GYPSY ROVER (Leo McGuire)
INTRO: Bass G F E D; Strum C / / / C / / /
C G7 C G7 C G7 C G7The gypsy rover came over the hill, Down to the valley so sha-dy; C G7 C AmHe whistled and he sang, Till the greenwoods rang, C F C F C G7And he won the heart of a la-aa-aa-dy.
CHORUS:
C G7 C G7Ah di doo ah di doo dah day,C G7 C G7Ah di doo ah de da-a-ay C G7 C AmHe whistled and he sang, Till the greenwoods rang, C F C F C G7 (last time slow down + C↓)
And he won the heart of a la-aa-aa-dy.
C G7 C G7 C G7 C G7She left her father's castle gates; She left her own fond lo-ver, C G7 C Am C G7 C F C G7She left her servants and her es-state, To follow the gypsy ro-o-o-ver.
CHORUS
C G7 C G7 C G7 C G7Her father saddled up his fastest steed And roamed the valleys all o-ver C G7 C Am C G7 C F C G7Sought his daughter at great speed, and the whistling gypsy ro-o-o-ver.
CHORUS
C G7 C G7 C G7 C G7He came at last to a mansion fine, down by the river Clay-dee C G7 C Am C G7 C F C G7And there was music and there was wine, for the gypsy and his la-a-a-dy
CHORUS
C G7 C G7 C G7 C G7“He is no gypsy, my father” she said, “But Lord of these lands o-ver C G7 C Am C G7 C F C G7And I shall stay till my dying day with my whistling gypsy ro-o-o-ver.
CHORUS
Book 3 Song 34
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