A Thing Called Love [C] - Johny Cash [Intro] [C] [Bb] [F] [G7] [Verse 1] Six foot [C] six he stood on the ground, he weighed two-hundred and thirty-five pounds But I saw that [Dm] giant of a man brought [G7] down to his knees by [C] love He was the kind of [C] man that would gamble on luck, look you in the eye and never back up But I saw him [Dm] crying like a little whipped [G7] pup because of [C] love |[Chorus] |You can't see it with your [C] eyes, hold it in your [F] hand |But like the [Em] wind that covers our [Am] land |Strong enough to [F] rule the heart of any [Dm] man, this thing called [G7] love |It can lift you [C] up, never let you [F] down |Take your [Em] world and turn it all a[A7]round |Ever since [C] time nothing's ever been [G] found that's stronger than [C] love [Verse 2] Most men are like [C] me they struggle and doubt, they trouble their minds day in and day out Too busy with [Dm] livin' to worry a[G7]bout a little word like [C] love But when I see a [C] mother's tenderness as she holds her young close to her breast Then I thank [Dm] God that the world's been [G7] blessed with a thing called [C] love |[Chorus] |You can't see it with your [C] eyes, hold it in your [F] hand |But like the [Em] wind that covers our [Am] land |Strong enough to [F] rule the heart of any [Dm] man, this thing called [G7] love |It can lift you [C] up, never let you [F] down |Take your [Em] world and turn it all [A7] around |Ever since [C] time nothing's ever been [G] found that's stronger than [C] love Outro: Ever since [C] time nothing's ever been [G] found that’s stronger than [C] love...[C*]

Bang on the Ear, A [C] - Waterboys, The [G]Lindsay was my [C]first love [F]she was in my [C]class I would have [G]loved to take her [C]out but I [F]was too shy to [C]ask The [G]fullness of my [C]feeling was [F]never made [C]clear But I [G]send her my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear [G]Nora was my [C]girl when I [F]first was in a [C]group I can [G]still see her to this [C]day, [F]stirring chicken [C]soup Now she's [G]living in Aust[C]ralia working [F]for an auctio[C]neer But I [G]send her my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear [G]Deborah broke my [C]heart and [F]I the willing [C]fool I [G]fell for her one [C]summer on the [F]road to Liver[C]pool I [G]thought it was for[C]ever but it was [F]over in a [C]year (oh dear) But I [G]give her my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear The [G]home I made with [C]Bella be[F]came a house of [C]pain We [G]weathered it to[C]gether bound [F]by a ball and [C]chain Is [G]started up in [C]Fife, and [F]ended up in [C]tears (oh dear) But I [G]send her my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear [G]Krista was a [C]rover from [F]Canada she [C]hailed We crossed [G]swords in [C]San Francisco we both [F]lived to tell the [C]tale I [G]don't know now where she [C]is oh but [F]if I had her [C]here I'd [G]give her my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear So my [G]woman of the [C]hearthfire, [F]harbour of my [C]soul I [G]watch you lightly [C]sleeping and sense the [F]dream that does un[C]fold (like gold) [G]You to me are [C]treasure, [F]you to me are [C]dear So I'll [G]give you my [C]love with a [F]bang on the [C]ear

Duncan [Am] - Paul Simon [Am]Couple in the next room, [G]bound to win a prize They've been [C]going at it [D]all night [G]long Well, I'm [F]tryna get some [C]sleep but these [F]motel walls are [C]cheap Lincoln [F]Duncan is my [C]name and here's my [G]song, here's my [Am]song [Am]My father was a fisherman, my [G]mama was a fisherman's friend And I was [C]born in the [D]boredom and the [G]chowder So [F]when I reached my [C]prime I [F]left my home in the Mari[C]times [F]Headed down the [C]turnpike for New England, [G]sweet New Eng[Am]land |Chorus: |[Am]ooo[F]ooo[C]ooo ooo |[F]ooo ooo ó [C]ooo o |[Am]ooo[F]ooo[C]ooo ooo |[F]ooo ooo ó [C]ooo o [Am]Holes in my confidence, [G]holes in the knees of my jeans I was [C]left without a [D]penny in my [G]pocket [F]Ooh-ooh-[C]wee, I was about as [F]destituted as a [C]kid could be And I [F]wished I wore a [C]ring so I could [G]hock it, I'd like to [Am]hock it [Am]A young girl in a parking lot was [G]preaching to a crowd Singing [C]sacred songs and [D]reading from the [G]Bible Well, I [F]told her I was [C]lost and she [F]told me all about the [C]Pentecost And I've [F]seen that girl as the [C]road to my [G]surviv[Am]al |Chorus [Am]Just later on the very same night when I [G]crept to her tent with a flashlight And my [C]long years of [D]innocence [G]ended Well, she [F]took me to the [C]woods saying [F]here comes something and it feels so [C]good And [F]just like a [C]dog I was be[G]friended, I was [Am]befriended [Am]Oh, oh, what a night, oh, what a [G]garden of delight Even [C]now, that sweet [D]memory [G]lingers I was [F]playing my [C]guitar, lying [F]underneath the [C]stars Just [F]thanking the [C]Lord for my [G]fingers, for my [Am]fingers |Chorus

Enjoy Yourself - Doris Day You [A] work and work, for years and years, you're always on the [E7] go You never take a minute off, too busy making [A] dough Someday you say, you'll have your fun when you're a million-[D]aire Imagine all the [A] fun you'll have in [E7] some old rocking [A] chair Chorus: En-[A]joy yourself, it's later than you [E7] think Enjoy yourself, while you're still in the [A] pink The years go by, as quickly as you [D] wink Enjoy yourself, en-[A]joy yourself, It's [E7] later than you [A] think [A] [A] [A] You're [A] gonna take that ocean trip, no matter come what [E7] may You got your reservation but you just can't get a-[A]way Next year for sure you'll see the world, you'll really get a-[D]round But how far can you [A] travel when you're [E7] six feet under-[A]ground? CHORUS: You [A] worry when the weather's cold, you worry when it's [E7] hot You worry when you're doing well, you worry when you're [A] not It's worry, worry all of the time, you don't know how to [D] laugh They'll think of something [A] funny when they [E7] write your epi-[A]taph En-[A]joy yourself, it's later than you [E7] think Enjoy yourself, while you're still in the [A] pink The years go by, as quickly as you [D] wink Enjoy yourself, en-[A]joy yourself, It's [E7] later than you [A] think [ En-[D]joy yourself, e-n[A]joy yourself, it's [E7] later then you [A] think!

Fire and Rain James Taylor [C] Just yesterday [Gm7] morning they let me [F] know you were [C] gone Susanne the [G] plans they made put an [Bbmaj7] end to you [C] I walked out this [Gm7] morning and I [F] wrote down this [C] song I just can't re[G] member who to [Bbmaj7] send it to [F] I've seen [Dm] fire and [G7] I've seen [C] rain I've seen [F] sunny days that I [Dm] thought would [G7] never [C] end I've seen [F] lonely times when I [Dm] could not [G7] find a [C] friend But I [Bbadd9] always thought that I'd see you again [C] Won't you look down upon me [Gm7] Jesus You've got to [F] help me make a [C] stand [C] You've just got to [G] see me through a[Bbmaj7]nother day [C] My body's [Gm7] aching and my [F] time is at [C] hand And I won't [G] make it any [Bbmaj7] other way [F] I've seen [Dm] fire and [G7] I've seen [C] rain I've seen [F] sunny days that I [Dm] thought would [G7] never [C] end I've seen [F] lonely times when I [Dm] could not [G7] find a [C] friend But I [Bbadd9] always thought that I'd see you again Been [C] walking my mind to an [Gm7] easy time My [F] back turned towards the [C] sun [C] Lord knows when the [G] cold wind blows It'll [Bbmaj7] turn your head around Well there's [C] hours of time on the [Gm7] telephone line To [F] talk about things to [C] come [C] Sweet dreams and [G] flying machines in [Bbmaj7] pieces on the ground [F] I've seen [Dm] fire and [G7] I've seen [C] rain I've seen [F] sunny days that I [Dm] thought would [G7] never [C] end I've seen [F] lonely times when I [Dm] could not [G7] find a [C] friend But I [Bbadd9] always thought that I'd see you again

Little Again - Secret Sisters C Em F G C C Riding along in a little red wagon Em Papa tells jokes just to keep us a'laughing F C At-tached to the back of that dirty old rusty John Deere C We bump along through the dirt in the garden Em F Our knees all bruised up and feet just as hard as the rocks in the creek C Bed we walk on for hours on end [Chorus] G F C It's one of those days where I want to be little a-gain [Verse] C We wandered down every trail on that hillside Em Learned every lesson by the light of the fireflies F C Creek's kinda cold, don't tip-toe, you gotta jump in C When I get lonely I dream of the valley Em Kid shifting gears in a '63 Chevy F C Muscadine vines and the maple trees catching the wind [Chorus] G F C It's one of those days where I want to be little again [Bridge] Am F It's one of those days when you wake up in some broken city C G With nothing but home on your mind Am F And all of these days when they add up, they amount to nothing C G Like all the ones you've left behind [Verse] C Now we're all grown and always of parted Em But in Happy Valley is where it all started F Am G It still has my heart resting between those two hills C I travel the world and see lots of places Em Sing lots of songs to all kinds of faces F C But that don't compare to adventures I had way back when [Chorus] G F C It's one of those days where I want to be little again [Bridge] Am F It's one of those days when you wake up in some broken city C G With nothing but home on your mind Am F And all of these days when they add up, they amount to nothing C G Like all the ones you've left behind [Chorus] G F C It's one of those days where I want to be little again G F C It's one of those days where I want to be little again G F It's one of those days where I want to be little [Outro] C Em F G C

Sweet Baby James [D] - James Taylor There [D]is a young cowboy, he [G]lives on the [F#m]range, His [Bm]horse and his [G]cattle are his [D]only com[F#m]panions, He w[Bm]orks in the [G]saddle and he [D]sleeps in the [F#m]canyons, [G]Waiting for [D]summer, his [A]pastures to [Em7]change.[A7] And [G]as the moon rises [A7sus4]he sits by his [D]fire, [Bm]Thinking about [G]women and [D]glasses of [A]beer, And [G]closing his eyes as the [A7sus4]doggies re[D]tire, He [Bm]sings out a [G]song which is [D]soft but it's clear, [E7sus4]As if maybe [E7]someone could [Asus2] hear. [A] Chorus: |He says [D]goodnight you [G]moonlight [A7sus4]ladies,[D] |[Bm]Rock-a-bye [G]sweet baby [D]James, |[Bm]Deep greens and [G]blues are the [D]colors I choose, |Won't you [E7sus4]let me go down in my [Asus2]dreams, |And [G]rock-a-by [A7sus4]sweet baby [D]James. Well the [D]first of De[G]cember was covered with [F#m]snow, And [Bm]so was the [G]turnpike from [D]Stockbridge to [F#m]Boston, The [Bm]Birkshires seemed [G]dream-like on a[D]ccount of that [F#m]frostin', With [G]ten miles be[D]hind me and [A]ten thousand [Em7]more to go[A7]. There's a [G]song that they [A7sus4]sing when they take to the [D]highway, [Bm]A song that they [G]sing when they [D]take to the [A]sea, A [G]song that they sing of their [A7sus4]home in the [D]sky, Maybe [Bm]you can be[G]lieve it, if it [D]helps you to sleep, But [E7sus4]singing works [E7]just fine for [Asus2]me. [A]

Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile |[Chorus] |Dm |Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, |C |Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile, |Dm C |Óró, sé do bheatha 'bhaile |Am C Dm |Anois ar theacht an tsamhraidh. Dm 'Sé do bheatha, a bhean ba léanmhar, C Do b' é ár gcreach thú bheith i ngéibheann, Dm C Do dhúiche bhreá i seilbh méirleach, Am C Dm Is tú díolta leis na Gallaibh. [Chorus] Dm Tá Gráinne Mhaol ag teacht thar sáile, C Óglaigh armtha léi mar gharda, Dm C Gaeil iad féin is ní Frainc ná Spáinnigh, Am C Dm Is cuirfidh siad ruaig ar Ghallaibh. [Chorus] Dm A bhuí le Rí na bhFeart go bhfeiceam, C Mura mbeam beo ina dhiaidh ach seachtain, Dm C Gráinne Mhaol agus míle gaiscíoch, Am C Dm Ag fógairt fáin ar Ghallaibh. [Chorus]