Me & Papa D

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	Every Breath You Take The Police 60
	Fairytale Of New York* The Pogues 61
	Faith George Michael 62
A Little Respect Erasure 4	Faith* George Michael 63
A Teenager In Love * Dion and The Belmonts 5	Fields of Athenry* The Dubliners 64
A Teenager in Love Dion and the Belmonts 6	Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash 65
ABBA Medley Abba 7	Galway Girl*-Steve Earle 66
All Shook Up Elvis Presley 8	Galway SHawl * Artist 67
All of Me Willie Nelson 9	Grace* The Dubliners 68
Angels Robbie Williams 10	Green Green Grass George Ezra 69
Bad Moon Rising Creedence Clearwater Revival 11	Hallelujah*- Leonard Cohen 70
Bad, Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce 12	Hards Days Night The Beatles 71
Bad, Boy Leroy Brown* Jim Coyce 13	Harvest Moon Neil Young 72
Bare Necessities Terry Golkyson 14	Have You Ever Seen the Rain? Creedence Clearwater Revival 73
Beeswing*-Christy Moore 15	Hello Mary Lou Ricky Nelson 74
Black Velvet Band TRADITIONAL 16	Help Beatles 75
Blanket On the Ground* Billie Jo Spears 17	Help Me Make It Through The Night* Kris Kristofferson 76
Blowin’ In The Wind Bob Dylan 18	Hey Jude Beatles 77
Blue Suede Shoes Elvis Presley 19	Hold Back The River James May 78
Botany Bay 20	Hotel California Eagles 79
Breakfast At Tiffany's Deep Blue Something 21	Hotel California*- The Eagles 80
Bring Me Sunshine Morecambe & Wise 22	House of the rising Sun* The Animals 81
Bring Me Sunshine Morecombe and Wise 23	Hurt So Good John Mellancamp 82
Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison 24	I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash 83
Brown Eyed Girl/Do You Love Me/La Bamba Various 25	I Have a Dream ABBA 84
Budapest George Esra 26	I Useta Love Her Saw Doctors 85
Budapest George Ezra 27	I Walk The Line Johnny Cash 86
Buddy Holly Medley Buddly Holly 28	I Wanna Hold Your Hand Beatles 87
Build Me Up Buttercup The Foundations 29	I will Wait for You* Munford & Sons 88
Bye Bye Love Everly Brothers 30	I'll Love You Till End The Pogues 89
Bye Bye Love Everly Brothers 31	I'm a Believer* The Monkeys 90
Caledonia Dougie Maclean / Dolores Keane 32	If I Were A Rich Man Topol 91
Can't Buy Me Love The Beatles 33	Iko Iko – “Jockamo” James Crawford 92
Can't Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley 34	In The SummerTime * Mungo Jerry 93
Carrickfergus 35	In the Summertime Mungo Jerry 94
Cat’s in the Cradle Harry Chapin 36	It Must Be Love Madness 95
Cecilia Simon and Garfunkel 37	It’s Not Unusual Tom Jones 96
Chasing Cars Snow Patrol 38	It’s Still Rock ’N’ Roll To Me Billy Joel 97
Come On Eileen Dexys Midnight Runners 39	I’ll Be Your Baby Bob Dylan 98
Common People Pulp 40	I’ll Fly Away Alison Krauss 99
Cover me in Sunshine Pink 41	I’ll Fly Away Alison Krauss 100
Coward Of The County Kenny Rogers 42	Jambalaya Hank Williams 101
Crazy Little Thing Called Love Queen 43	Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry 102
Crocodile Rock Elton John 44	Karma Chameleon Culture Club 103
Crocodile Rock Elton John 45	Karma Chameleon Culture Club 104
Da Doo Ron Ron The Crystals 46	Lay down Sally Eric Clapton 105
Dance the Night Away Mavericks 47	Let it Be The Beatles 106
Dancing In The Dark Bruce Springsteen 48	Little Old Wine Drinker Me Dean Martin 107
Dancing In The moonlight Thin Lizzy 49	Love of the Common People Paul Young 108
Danny Boy 50	Mack The Knife Bobby Darin 109
Daydream Believer The Monkees 51	Me and Bobby McGee* Kris Hristofferson 110
Deadwood Stage Doris Day 52	Mr Rock & Roll Amy McDonald 111
Delilah Tom Jones 53	Mustang Sally Commitments 112
Dirty Old Town*- The Pouges 54	Mustang Sally [D7] Commitments 113
Do Ray Mi Julie Andrews 55	Nothing Ever Happens * Del Amitri 114
Don't Be Cruel* Elvis Presley 56	Oh when the Saints go marching in Traditional 115
Don't Worry, Be Happy Bobby McFerrin 57	Old Time Rock & Roll Bob Seger 116
Don't worry / What's Up? 58	Old time rock & roll Bob Segar 117
Eight Days A Week The Beatles 59	On The Road Again* Willie Nelson 118

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	Wake Me Up Before You Go Go Wham 175
	Walk of Life Dire Straits 176
	Wellerman (Sea Shanty) Nathan Evans 177
On the Road Again Willie Nelson 119	What's Up 4 Non Blondes 178
Oom-Pah-Pah Lionel Bart 120	Whatever You Want Status Quo 179
Price Tag* Jessie J 121	When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 180
Proud Mary Creedance Cleerwater Revival / Tina Turner 122	When I’m 64 The Beatles 181
Red Rose Cafe The Fury's 123	When I’m Cleaning Windows 182
Ring of Fire Johnny Cash 124	When I’m Cleaning Windows (Easier) George Formby 183
Ring of fire / Folsom Prison Mash up Johnny Cash 125	Whiskey In The Jar Thin Lizzy 184
Rock Around the Clock Bill Haley 126	Wild Rover The Dubliners 185
Rockin’ All Over The World Status Quo 127	With or Without You U2 186
Runaround Sue Dion and the Belmonts 128	Wooden Heart Elvis Presley 187
STATUS QUO MASH-UP 129	Worriedman Blues Half Man Half Biscuit 188
Save the Last Dance For Me Calypso style strum 130	Yellow Coldplay 189
Sean South Dubliners 131	Yes Sir I Can Boogie Baccara 190
See you later Alligator Bill Haley 132	You Are My Sunshine* Artist 191
Shake Rattle And Roll 133	You can't hurry love Phil Collins 192
Shang-a-Lang Bay City Rollers 134	You’ll Never Walk Alone Gerry and the Pacemakers 193
Sit Down* James 135	You’re the One that I Want Grease 194
Sloop John B The Beach Boys 136	Zombie The Cranberries 195
Someone you loved Lewis Capaldi 137
Somewhere Over the Rainbow / Wonderful World Israel Kamakawiwo’ole 138
Status Quo Mash-Up 139
Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For U2 140
Streets of London Ralph McTell 141
Summer of 69 Bryan Adams 142
Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond 143
Sweet Child o' Mine Guns 'n' Roses 144
Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver 145
Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver 146
Teddy Bear Elvis Presley 147
Teenage Kicks Undertones 148
Tell Me Ma The Dubliners 149
Tell Me Ma The Dubliners 150
Ten Guitars :Engelbert Humperdinck 151
The Boxer Simon and Garfunkel 152
The Boxer Simon and Garfunkel 153
The Croppy Boy* 154
The Flower Of Scotland 155
The Gambler Kenny Rogers 156
The Gambler Kenny Rogers 157
The Green Fields Of France The Furys 158
The Irish Rover The Pouges with the Dubliners 159
The Leaving Of Liverpool Dubliners 160
The Midnight Special Creedence Clearwater Revival 161
The Ould Triangle 162
The Town I Have Loved So Well Artist 163
These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ Nancy Sinatra 164
Things Bobby Darin 165
This Is The Life AMY MCDONALD 166
Travelling Soldier The Chicks 167
Unchained Melody Righteous Brothers 168
Under The Boardwalk The Drifters 169
Under he Moon Of Love Showwaddy Waddy 170
Valerie / Kung Fu Fighting The Zutons / Carl Douglas 171
Valerie / Kung Fu Fighting The Zutons / Carl Douglas 172
WALK ME HOME PINK 173
Wagon Wheel 174

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	Cover me in Sunshine Pink 41	Hotel California*- The Eagles 80
	Coward Of The County Kenny Rogers 42	House of the rising Sun* The Animals 81
A Little Respect Erasure 4	Crazy Little Thing Called Love Queen 43	Hurt So Good John Mellancamp 82
A Teenager In Love * Dion and The Belmonts 5	Crocodile Rock Elton John 44	I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash 83
A Teenager in Love Dion and the Belmonts 6	Crocodile Rock Elton John 45	I Have a Dream ABBA 84
ABBA Medley Abba 7	Da Doo Ron Ron The Crystals 46	I Useta Love Her Saw Doctors 85
All Shook Up Elvis Presley 8	Dance the Night Away Mavericks 47	I Walk The Line Johnny Cash 86
All of Me Willie Nelson 9	Dancing In The Dark Bruce Springsteen 48	I Wanna Hold Your Hand Beatles 87
Angels Robbie Williams 10	Dancing In The moonlight Thin Lizzy 49	I will Wait for You* Munford & Sons 88
Bad Moon Rising Creedence Clearwater Revival 11	Danny Boy 50	I'll Love You Till End The Pogues 89
Bad, Bad Leroy Brown Jim Croce 12	Daydream Believer The Monkees 51	I'm a Believer* The Monkeys 90
Bad, Boy Leroy Brown* Jim Coyce 13	Deadwood Stage Doris Day 52	If I Were A Rich Man Topol 91
Bare Necessities Terry Golkyson 14	Delilah Tom Jones 53	Iko Iko – “Jockamo” James Crawford 92
Beeswing*-Christy Moore 15	Dirty Old Town*- The Pouges 54	In The SummerTime * Mungo Jerry 93
Black Velvet Band TRADITIONAL 16	Do Ray Mi Julie Andrews 55	In the Summertime Mungo Jerry 94
Blanket On the Ground* Billie Jo Spears 17	Don't Be Cruel* Elvis Presley 56	It Must Be Love Madness 95
Blowin’ In The Wind Bob Dylan 18	Don't Worry, Be Happy Bobby McFerrin 57	It’s Not Unusual Tom Jones 96
Blue Suede Shoes Elvis Presley 19	Don't worry / What's Up? 58	It’s Still Rock ’N’ Roll To Me Billy Joel 97
Botany Bay 20	Eight Days A Week The Beatles 59	I’ll Be Your Baby Bob Dylan 98
Breakfast At Tiffany's Deep Blue Something 21	Every Breath You Take The Police 60	I’ll Fly Away Alison Krauss 99
Bring Me Sunshine Morecambe & Wise 22	Fairytale Of New York* The Pogues 61	I’ll Fly Away Alison Krauss 100
Bring Me Sunshine Morecombe and Wise 23	Faith George Michael 62	Jambalaya Hank Williams 101
Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison 24	Faith* George Michael 63	Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry 102
Brown Eyed Girl/Do You Love Me/La Bamba Various 25	Fields of Athenry* The Dubliners 64	Karma Chameleon Culture Club 103
Budapest George Esra 26	Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash 65	Karma Chameleon Culture Club 104
Budapest George Ezra 27	Galway Girl*-Steve Earle 66	Lay down Sally Eric Clapton 105
Buddy Holly Medley Buddly Holly 28	Galway SHawl * Artist 67	Let it Be The Beatles 106
Build Me Up Buttercup The Foundations 29	Grace* The Dubliners 68	Little Old Wine Drinker Me Dean Martin 107
Bye Bye Love Everly Brothers 30	Green Green Grass George Ezra 69	Love of the Common People Paul Young 108
Bye Bye Love Everly Brothers 31	Hallelujah*- Leonard Cohen 70	Mack The Knife Bobby Darin 109
Caledonia Dougie Maclean / Dolores Keane 32	Hards Days Night The Beatles 71	Me and Bobby McGee* Kris Hristofferson 110
Can't Buy Me Love The Beatles 33	Harvest Moon Neil Young 72	Mr Rock & Roll Amy McDonald 111
Can't Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley 34	Have You Ever Seen the Rain? Creedence Clearwater Revival 73	Mustang Sally Commitments 112
Carrickfergus 35	Hello Mary Lou Ricky Nelson 74	Mustang Sally [D7] Commitments 113
Cat’s in the Cradle Harry Chapin 36	Help Beatles 75	Nothing Ever Happens * Del Amitri 114
Cecilia Simon and Garfunkel 37	Help Me Make It Through The Night* Kris Kristofferson 76	Oh when the Saints go marching in Traditional 115
Chasing Cars Snow Patrol 38	Hey Jude Beatles 77	Old Time Rock & Roll Bob Seger 116
Come On Eileen Dexys Midnight Runners 39	Hold Back The River James May 78	Old time rock & roll Bob Segar 117
Common People Pulp 40	Hotel California Eagles 79	On The Road Again* Willie Nelson 118

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	The Gambler Kenny Rogers 156	Zombie The Cranberries 195
	The Gambler Kenny Rogers 157
On the Road Again Willie Nelson 119	The Green Fields Of France The Furys 158
Oom-Pah-Pah Lionel Bart 120	The Irish Rover The Pouges with the Dubliners 159
Price Tag* Jessie J 121	The Leaving Of Liverpool Dubliners 160
Proud Mary Creedance Cleerwater Revival / Tina Turner 122	The Midnight Special Creedence Clearwater Revival 161
Red Rose Cafe The Fury's 123	The Ould Triangle 162
Ring of Fire Johnny Cash 124	The Town I Have Loved So Well Artist 163
Ring of fire / Folsom Prison Mash up Johnny Cash 125	These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ Nancy Sinatra 164
Rock Around the Clock Bill Haley 126	Things Bobby Darin 165
Rockin’ All Over The World Status Quo 127	This Is The Life AMY MCDONALD 166
Runaround Sue Dion and the Belmonts 128	Travelling Soldier The Chicks 167
STATUS QUO MASH-UP 129	Unchained Melody Righteous Brothers 168
Save the Last Dance For Me Calypso style strum 130	Under The Boardwalk The Drifters 169
Sean South Dubliners 131	Under he Moon Of Love Showwaddy Waddy 170
See you later Alligator Bill Haley 132	Valerie / Kung Fu Fighting The Zutons / Carl Douglas 171
Shake Rattle And Roll 133	Valerie / Kung Fu Fighting The Zutons / Carl Douglas 172
Shang-a-Lang Bay City Rollers 134	WALK ME HOME PINK 173
Sit Down* James 135	Wagon Wheel 174
Sloop John B The Beach Boys 136	Wake Me Up Before You Go Go Wham 175
Someone you loved Lewis Capaldi 137	Walk of Life Dire Straits 176
Somewhere Over the Rainbow / Wonderful World Israel Kamakawiwo’ole 138	Wellerman (Sea Shanty) Nathan Evans 177
Status Quo Mash-Up 139	What's Up 4 Non Blondes 178
Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For U2 140	Whatever You Want Status Quo 179
Streets of London Ralph McTell 141	When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 180
Summer of 69 Bryan Adams 142	When I’m 64 The Beatles 181
Sweet Caroline Neil Diamond 143	When I’m Cleaning Windows 182
Sweet Child o' Mine Guns 'n' Roses 144	When I’m Cleaning Windows (Easier) George Formby 183
Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver 145	Whiskey In The Jar Thin Lizzy 184
Take Me Home, Country Roads John Denver 146	Wild Rover The Dubliners 185
Teddy Bear Elvis Presley 147	With or Without You U2 186
Teenage Kicks Undertones 148	Wooden Heart Elvis Presley 187
Tell Me Ma The Dubliners 149	Worriedman Blues Half Man Half Biscuit 188
Tell Me Ma The Dubliners 150	Yellow Coldplay 189
Ten Guitars :Engelbert Humperdinck 151	Yes Sir I Can Boogie Baccara 190
The Boxer Simon and Garfunkel 152	You Are My Sunshine* Artist 191
The Boxer Simon and Garfunkel 153	You can't hurry love Phil Collins 192
The Croppy Boy* 154	You’ll Never Walk Alone Gerry and the Pacemakers 193
The Flower Of Scotland 155	You’re the One that I Want Grease 194

ABBA Medley [C] - Abba [Intro] [G] [G] You can dance, [E7] you can jive [Am]having the time of your [D7] life [F] See that girl, [Dm] watch that scene Diggin' the [C] Dancing Queen [F] [C] [F] [C] Friday night and the lights are low [F] [C] Looking out for the place to [Am] go [G] Where they play the right music, getting in the swing You come to [Am] look for a king [Am7] [Am] [C] Anybody could be that [F] guy [C] Night is young and the music's [Am] high [G] With a bit of rock music, everything is fine You're in the [Am] mood for a dance And when you [Dm] get the chance[G] You are the [C] Dancing Queen [F]......... AND LIKE A [C] C Csus4 C Super Trouper lights are gonna find me Csus4 C G Shining like the sun Dm G7 Smiling, having fun C Feeling like a number one [Csus4**] [C*] .....I have a [G7] dream, a song to [C] sing, to help me [G7] cope with any-[C]thing. If you see the [G] wonder of a fairy [C] tale, you can take the [G] future, even if you [C] fail. I believe in [G7] angels, something good in [F] everything I [C] see, I believe in [G7] angels, when I know the [F] time is right for [C] me, I cross the [G7] stream - I have a [C] dream. [C] I've been [G] cheated by [C] you since I [G] don't know [F] when [C] So I [G] made up my [C] mind, it must [G] come to an [F] end [C] Look at me now, [Caug] will I ever learn? [C] I don't know how [Caug] but I suddenly [F] lose control There's a fire with- [G7] in my soul [F] Just [C] one [G] look and I can hear a bell ring [F] One [C] more [G] look and I forget everything, o_o_o_oh [C] Mamma mia, here I go again [Bb] My [F] my, how can I re-sist you [C]? [C] Mamma mia, does it show again? [Bb] My [F] my, just how much I've missed you [C] Yes, I've been [G] broken-hearted, [Am] Blue since the [Em] day we parted [Bb] Why, [F] why did I ever [G7] let you go? [C] Mamma mia, [Am] now I really know, [Bb] My [F] my, I could never [G7] let you go [C] [C*] SLOWING...So I say [C] thank you for the [Dm] music, the [G7] songs I'm [C] singing [Am] Thanks for all the [D7] joy they're [G7] bringing [C] Who can live with-[Dm]out it, I [E7] ask in [Am7] all hones-[F]ty What would life [Fm] be? Without a [C] song or a [C7] dance what are [A] we? So I say [Dm*] thank you for the music For [G7*] giving it to [C] me [C7] [A] So I thank [Dm*] ABBA for the music (SLOW) For [G7*] giving it to me [C] [G7] [C] [G*] [C*]

Bad, Boy Leroy Brown* - Jim Coyce D7 G G Well the South side of Chicago A7 Is the baddest part of town B7 C And if you go down there you better just beware D7 G Of a man named Leroy Brown G Now Leroy more than trouble A7 You see he stand about six foot four B7 C All the downtown ladies call him treetop lover D7 G All the men just call him sir G And he bad bad Leroy Brown A7 The baddest man in the whole damned town B7 C Badder than old King Kong D7 G And meaner than a junkyard dog G Now Leroy he a gambler A7 And he like his fancy clothes B7 C And he like to wave his diamond rings D7 G In front of everybody's nose G He got a custom Continental A7 He got an Eldorado too B7 C He got a 3 gun in his pocket for fun D7 G He got a razor in his shoe G And he bad bad Leroy Brown A7 The baddest man in the whole damned town B7 C Badder than old King Kong D7 G And meaner than a junkyard dog G Now Friday 'bout a week ago A7 Leroy shootin' dice B7 C And at the edge of the bar sat a girl name Doris D7 G And oo that girl looked nice G Well he cast his eyes upon her A7 And the trouble soon began B7 C Leroy Brown learned a lesson 'bout messin' D7 G With the wife of a jealous man G And he bad bad Leroy Brown A7 The baddest man in the whole damned town B7 C Badder than old King Kong D7 G And meaner than a junkyard dog G Well the two men took to fighting A7 And when they pulled them from the floor B7 C Leroy looked like a jigsaw puzzle D7 G With a couple of pieces gone G And he bad bad Leroy Brown A7 The baddest man in the whole damned town B7 C Badder than old King Kong D7 G And meaner than a junkyard dog

Beeswing*-Christy Moore G I was [G]18 when I came to town, they called it the summer of love Burnin' babies burnin' flags the [D]hawks against the [C]doves I [G]took a job at the steaming, way down on Caltrim Street I fell in love with a laundry girl that was [D]workin' next to[C] me Brown [G]hair zig-zagged around her face and a look of half surprise Like a fox caught in the headlights there was [D]animal in her [C]eyes She [G]said to me can’t you see I’m not the factory kind If you don’t take me out of here I’ll [D]lose my [C]mind Chorus: She was a [Em]rare thing fine as a [G]bee’s wing So [Em]fine a breath of [D]wind might blow her a[C]way She was a [Em]lost child, she was [G]runnin’ wild {-she said-} So [Em]long as there’s no [D]price on love I’ll [C]stay You [Am]wouldn’t want me [D]any other [C]way We [G]busked around the market towns fruit pickin down in Kent We could tinker pots and pans or [D]knives wherever we [C]went We were [G]campin down the Gower, the work was mighty good She wouldn’t wait for the harvest, [D] I thought we [C]should I [G]said to her we’ll settle down, get a few acres dug With a fire burning in the hearth and [D]babbies on the [C]rug “She [Em]said Oh man you foolish man that [D]surely sounds like[G] hell You might be [C]lord of [G]half the world, you’ll [D]not own me as [C]well Chorus: She was a [Em]rare thing fine as a [G]bee’s wing So [Em]fine a breath of [D]wind might blow her a[C]way She was a [Em]lost child, she was [G]runnin’ wild {-she said-} So [Em]long as there’s no [D]price on love I’ll [C]stay You [Am]wouldn’t want me [D]any other [C]way We were [G]drinking more in those days our tempers reached a pitch Like a fool I let her run away when she [D]got the rambling [C]itch And the[G] last I heard she was living rough, back on the Derby beat With a [G]bottle of White Horse in her pocket, a [D]Wolfhound at her [C]feet They [G]say that she got married once to a man called Romany Brown Even a gypsy caravan was too [D]much like settlin’ [C]down They [Em]say her rose has faded, rough [D]weather and hard [G]booze Maybe [C]thats the [G]price you pay for the [D]chains that you [C]refuse Chorus: She was a [Em]rare thing fine as a [G]bee’s wing I [Em]miss her more than [D]ever words can[C]say If I could [Em] just taste all her, [G]wildness now If I [Em]could hold her [D] in my arms [C]today I [Am]wouldn’t want her [D]any other [C]way…(repeat andFinish on ….[G]

Black Velvet Band - TRADITIONAL Intro: [Dm] [G7] [C] [C] In a [C] neat little town they call Belfast, apprenticed to trade I was [G] bound, and [C] Many an [Em] hour of sweet [Am*] hap [G*] pi [C*] ness Have I [Dm] spent in that [G7] neat little [C] town. 'Till a sad misfortune came o'er me, and caused me to stray from the [G] land. Far a [C] way from [Em] my friends and re-[Am*] la-[G*]-a-[C*]-tions, Be-[Dm]trayed by the [G7] black velvet [C] band. Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the [G] land, And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band. I [C] took a stroll down Broadway, meaning not long for to [G] stay, When [C] who should I [Em] meet but this [Am*] pretty [G*] fair [C*] maid, Come a [Dm] traipsing a-[G7]long the high-[C]way. She was both fair and handsome, her neck it was just like a [G] swan's. And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band. Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the [G] land, And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band. I [C] took a stroll with this pretty fair maid, and a gentleman passing us [G] by. Well, I [C] knew she [Em] meant the [Am*] doing [G*] of [C*] him, By the [Dm] look in her [G7] roguish black [C] eye. A gold watch she took from his pocket, and placed it right into my [G] hand, And the [C] very first [Em] thing that I [Am*] sa-[G*]-id [C*] was "Bad [Dm] ‘cess to the [G7] black velvet [C] band". Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the [G] land, And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band. Be[C]fore the judge and the jury, next morning I had to ap-[G]pear. And the [C] judge he [Em] says to [Am*] me, [G*] "Young [C*] Man, The [Dm] case against you is [G7] proving [C] clear. We’ll give you seven years penal servitude, to be spent far away from this [G] land, Far a-[C]way from your [Em] friends and com-[Am*] pa-[G*]-ni-[C*]-ons,, Be-[Dm]trayed by the [G7] black velvet [C] band. Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the [G] land, And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band. So [C]come on you jolly young fellows, a warning take from [G]me When you’re [C]out on the [Em] town me [Am*] bo-[G*]-oo-[C*]oys, Be-[Dm] ware the[G7] pretty [C]Colleen For they will fill you with strong drink, me lads, ‘Till you’re unable to[G] stand And the [C] very last thing [Em] that you will [Am*]kn [G]ow is You’re [Dm] landed in [G7] van-demons [C] land Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the [G] land, And her [C] hair hung [Em] over her [Am*] sho-[G*]-oul-[C*]-der, Tied [Dm] up with a [G7] black velvet [C] band.

Budapest - George Esra [intro] G G My house in Budapest, my, my hidden treasure chest G Golden grand piano, my beautiful castillo C G You, you, I'd leave it all [Verse 2] G My acres of a land, I have achieved G It may be hard for you to stop and believe C G But for you, you, I'd leave it all C G Oh, for you, you, I'd leave it all [Chorus] D C G Give me one good reason why I should never make a change D C G Baby, if you hold me, then all of this will go away [Verse 3] G My many artefacts, the list goes on G If you just say the words I, I'll up and run C G Oh, to you, you, I'd leave it all C G Oh, for you, you, I'd leave it all [Chorus] D C G Give me one good reason why I should never make a change D C G Baby, if you hold me, then all of this will go away D C G Give me one good reason why I should never make a change D C G Baby, if you hold me, then all of this will go away [Instrumental] G C G [Verse 4] G My friends and family, they don't understand G They fear they'd lose so much if you take my hand C G But for you, you, I'd lose it all C G Oh, for you, you, I'd lose it all [Chorus] D C G Give me one good reason why I should never make a change D C G Baby, if you hold me, then all of this will go away D C G Give me one good reason why I should never make a change D C G Baby, if you hold me, then all of this will go away [Verse 5] G My house in Budapest my, my hidden treasure chest G Golden grand piano, my beautiful castillo C G You, you, I'd leave it all C G Oh, for you, you, I'd leave it all

Build Me Up Buttercup [C] The Foundations [NC]Why do you [C]build me up [E7] buttercup baby Just to [F]let me down and [Dm] mess me around And then [C]worst of all you [E7]never call, baby When you [F]say you will but [Dm]I love you still I need [C]you more than [C7]anyone darling You [F]know that I have from the [Fm]start So [C]build me up [G]Buttercup don't break my [F]heart [C] I'll be [C]over at [G]ten you told me [Bb]time and [F]again But you're [C]late... I'm waiting [F]round and then I [C]run to the [G]door, I can't [Bb]take any [F]more It's not [C]you... you let me [F]down again [F]Hey hey [Dm]hey Baby, baby, try to find [G]Hey,hey, [Em]hey A little time, and [A7]I'll make you happy [Dm]I'll be home, I'll be be[D7]side the phone waiting for [G]you... [G]You-oo-ooh... ooh-oo-ooh....ooh-oo-ooh [NC]Why do you [C]build me up [E7] buttercup baby Just to [F]let me down and [Dm] mess me around And then [C]worst of all you [E7]never call, baby When you [F]say you will but [Dm]I love you still I need [C]you more than [C7]anyone darling You [F]know that I have from the [Fm]start So [C]build me up [G]Buttercup don't break my [F]heart [C] To [C]you I'm a [G]toy, but I [Bb]could be the [F]boy You [C]adore... if you'd just [F]let me know Al[C]though you're un[G]true I'm at[Bb]tracted to [F]you All the [C]more... why do you [F]treat me so? [F]Hey hey [Dm]hey Baby, baby, try to find [G]Hey,hey, [Em]hey A little time, and [A7]I'll make you happy [Dm]I'll be home, I'll be be[D7]side the phone waiting for [G]you... [G]You-oo-ooh... ooh-oo-ooh [NC]Why do you [C]build me up [E7] buttercup baby Just to [F]let me down and [Dm] mess me around And then [C]worst of all you [E7]never call, baby When you [F]say you will but [Dm]I love you still I need [C]you more than [C7]anyone darling You [F]know that I have from the [Fm]start So [C]build me up [G]Buttercup don't break my [F]heart [C] I need [C]you more than [C7]anyone, darling You [F]know that I have from the [Fm]start So [C]build me up, [G]Buttercup, don't break my [F]heart [C]

Caledonia Dougie Maclean / Dolores Keane [C] I don't know if [G] you can see, The [Am] changes that have come [F] over me. In these [C] last few days I've [G] been afraid, That I [Am] might drift [F] away. I've been [C] telling old stories, [G] singing songs, That [Am] make me think about [F] where I come from. [C] That's the reason [G] why I seem So [Am] far away [F] today. [C] Let me tell you that I [G] love you, That I [Am] think about you all the [F] time. Caledonia you're [C] calling me, Now I'm [G] going [C] home. But [C] if I should become a [G] stranger, Know that [Am] it would make me more than [F] sad, Caledonia's been [G] everything I've ever [C] had. [C] Now I have moved and I’ve [G] kept on moving, [Am] Proved the points that I [F] needed proving, [C] Lost the friends that I [G] needed losing, [Am] Found others on the [F] way. [C] I have kissed the boys and [G] left them sighing, [Am] Stolen dreams, yes there's [F] no denying, [C] I have travelled hard sometimes, left [G] conscience flying, [Am] Somewhere with the [F] wind. [C] Let me tell you that I [G] love you, That I [Am] think about you all the [F] time. Caledonia you're [C] calling me, Now I'm [G] going [C] home. But [C] if I should become a [G] stranger, Know that [Am] it would make me more than [F] sad, Caledonia's been [G] everything I've ever [C] had. [C] Now I'm sitting here be [G] fore the fire, [Am] The empty room, [F] a forest choir, The [C] flames have cooled, don’t get [G] any higher, They've [Am] withered now they’re [F] gone. But I'm [C] steady thinking my [G] way is clear, And [Am] I know what I will [F] do tomorrow, When the [C] hands have shaken, and the [G] kisses blown, Then [Am] I will dis [F] appear. [C] Let me tell you that I [G] love you, That I [Am] think about you all the [F] time. Caledonia you're [C] calling me, Now I'm [G] going [C] home. But [C] if I should become a [G] stranger, Know that [Am] it would make me more than [F] sad, [F*] Caledonia's been [G*] everything I've ever [C*] had.

Cat’s in the Cradle [G] Harry Chapin [G] My child arrived just the [Bb] other day He [C] came to the world in the [G] usual way But there were [G] planes to catch and [Bb] bills to pay He [C] learned to walk while I [G] was away And he was [F] talkin' 'fore I knew it and [Dm] as he grew He'd say [Bb] I'm gonna [Dm] be like [G] you dad You [Bb] know I'm gonna [Dm] be like [G] you And the [G] cat's in the cradle and the [F] silver spoon [Bb] Little boy blue and the [C] man in the moon [G] When you comin' home dad I [F] don't know when But [Bb] we'll get to[Dm]gether [G] then son You [Bb] know we'll have a [Dm] good time [G] then [G] My son turned ten just the [Bb] other day He said [C] Thanks for the ball Dad come [G] on let's play [G] Can you teach me to throw I said [Bb] not today I got a [C] lot to do he said [G] that's OK And he [F] walked away but his [Dm] smile never dimmed And said [Bb] I'm gonna [Dm] be like [G] him yeah You [Bb] know I'm gonna [Dm] be like [G] him And the [G] cat's in the cradle and the [F] silver spoon [Bb] Little boy blue and the [C] man in the moon [G] When you comin' home dad I [F] don't know when But [Bb] we'll get to[Dm]gether [G] then son You [Bb] know we'll have a [Dm] good time [G] then [G] Well he came from college just the [Bb] other day So [C] much like a man I just [G] had to say [G] Son I'm proud of you can you [Bb] sit for a while He [C] shook his head and [G] he said with a smile What I'd [F] really like Dad is to [Dm] borrow the car keys [Bb] See you [Dm] later can I [G] have them please And the [G] cat's in the cradle and the [F] silver spoon [Bb] Little boy blue and the [C] man in the moon [G] When you comin' home dad I [F] don't know when But [Bb] we'll get to[Dm]gether [G] then son You [Bb] know we'll have a [Dm] good time [G] then [G] I've long since retired my [Bb] son's moved away I [C] called him up just the [G] other day I said I'd [G] like to see you if [Bb] you don't mind He said I'd [C] love to Dad if I could [G] find the time You see my [F] new job's a hassle and the [Dm] kids have the flu But it's [Bb] sure nice [Dm] talking to [G] you Dad It's been [Bb] sure nice [Dm] talking to [G] you And as I [F] hung up the phone it o[Dm]ccurred to me He'd [Bb] grown up [Dm] just like [G] me my [Bb] boy was [Dm] just like [G] me And the [G] cat's in the cradle and the [F] silver spoon [Bb] Little boy blue and the [C] man in the moon [G] When you comin' home son I [F] don't know when But [Bb] we'll get to[Dm]gether [G] then Dad You [Bb] know we'll have a [Dm] good time [G] then

Common People Pulp [C] [C] She came from Greece she had a thirst for knowledge She studied sculpture at St. Martins College That’s where [G] I... caught her eye [C] She told me that her dad was loaded I said "In that case I’ll have a rum and coca-cola" She said [G]"Fine"... and then in thirty seconds time, she said [F]"I want to live like common people I want to do whatever common people do [C] I want to sleep with common people, I want to sleep with... common people like you" [G] What else could I do... I said "Oh... I’ll see what I can do" [C] [C] I took her to a supermarket I don’t know why but I had to start it some[G]where... so it started... there [C] I said "Pretend you’ve got no money" She just laughed and said "Oh, you’re so funny" I said [G]"Yeah... well I can’t see anyone else smiling in here (are you sure...) [F]You want to live like common people You want to see whatever common people see [C] You want to sleep with common people You want to sleep with... common people like me [G] But she didn’t... understand... she just smiled and held my [C]hand Rent a flat above a shop... cut you hair and get a job Smoke some [G]fags and play some pool... pretend you never went to school But still you’ll [C]never get it right... ‘cos when you’re laid in bed at night Watching [G]roaches climb the wall... if you called your dad he could stop it all yeah [F]You’ll never live like common people You’ll never do whatever common people do [C] You’ll never fail like common people You’ll never watch your life slide out of view[G] And dance, and drink, and screw, because there’s nothing else to [C]do [C] [C] [G] [G] [C] [C] [G-G-G] [G-G-G] [G-G-G] [G-G-G] [G] [G] [G] [G] [G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G] [F]Sing along with the common people, Sing along and it might just get you through [C] Laugh along with the common people Laugh along even though they are laughing at you [G] And the stupid things that you do Because you think that poor is cool [C] [C] I wanna live with... common people like you x6 [C] Oooh la-la-la-la, oooh la-la-la-la, oooh la-la-la-la, oh yeah

Coward Of The County - Kenny Rogers [A] [A] A D A Everyone considered him the coward of the county E7 He'd never stood one single time to prove the county wrong. A D A His mama named him Tommy, but folks just called him yellow, E7 A Something always told me they were reading Tommy wrong. A D A He was only ten years old when his daddy died in prison; E7 I took care of Tommy, 'cause he was my brother's son. A D A I still recall the final words my brother said to Tommy, E7 A "Son my life is over, but yours has just begun". A D A "Promise me, son, not to do the things I've done D A E7 Walk away from trouble if you can. A D A It won't mean you're weak if you turn the other cheek A D E7 I hope you're old enough to understand, E7 A Son, you don't have to fight to be a man." A D A There's someone for everyone, and Tommy's love was Becky. A E7 In her arms he didn't have to prove he was a man. A D A One day while he was working, the Gatlin boys came calling E7 A They took turns at Becky, (n' there was three of them). A D A Tommy opened up the door, and saw Becky crying. E7 The torn dress, the shattered look was more than he could stand. A D A He reached above the fireplace, and took down his daddy's picture. E7 A As the tears fell on his daddy's face, he heard these words again A D A "Promise me, son, not to do the things I've done D A E7 Walk away from trouble if you can. A D A It won't mean you're weak if you turn the other cheek A D E7 I hope you're old enough to understand, E7 A Son, you don't have to fight to be a man." A D A The Gatlin boys just laughed at him when he walked into the barroom; E7 One of them got up and met him half way cross the floor. A D A When Tommy turned around they said, "Hey look! old yeller's leaving," E7 A But you could've heard a pin drop when Tommy stopped and locked the door. A D A Twenty years of crawling were bottled up inside him. E7 He wasn't holding nothing back - he let 'em have it all. A D A When Tommy left the bar room, not a Gatlin boy was standing. A E7 A He said, "This one's for Becky, as he watched the last one fall. (And I heard him say,) A D A "I promised you, Dad, not to do the things you've done D A E7 I walk away from trouble when I can A D A Now please don't think I'm weak, I didn't turn the other cheek, A D E7 And papa, I sure hope you understand E7 A Sometimes you gotta fight when you're a man". A D A Everyone considered him the coward of the county.

Fairytale Of New York*[C] - The Pogues single strums |[F] LA LA LA [C] LAA, LA [F] LAA LA [G] LAA [C] LAA [G] [NC] It was Christmas Eve [C] babe, in the [F] drunk tank An old man [C] said to me, won't see a-[G]-nother one And then he [C] sang a song, the Rare Old [F] Mountain Dew I turned my [C] face away and [F] dreamed a-[G]bout [C] you. [G] Got on a [C] lucky one, came in eight-[F)-teen to one I've got a [C] feeling this year's for [G] me and you So happy [C] Christmas, I love you [F] baby I can see a [C] better time when [F] all our [G] dreams come [C] true [F] LA LA LA [C] LAAA, LA [F] LAA LA [G] LAA /// /// /// [C] LA LA LA LAAA-LA LA LA[G] LAAA, LA LA [C] LA, LA LA [F] LA, LA LA [G] LA LA LA [C] LAA They've got cars big as [G] bars, they've got [AM] rivers of [F] gold But the [C] wind goes right through you, it's no place for the [G] old When you [C] first took my [G] hand on a [AM] cold Christmas [F] Eve You [C] promised me Broadway was [G] waiting for [C] me You were [C] handsome, you were pretty, Queen of New York [G] City When the [C] band finished [F] playing they [G] howled out for [C] more Si-[C]-natra was swinging, all the drunks they were [G] singing We [C] kissed on the [F] corner then [G] danced through the [C] night And the [F] boys of the NYPD choir still [C] singing "Galway [Am] Bay" And the [C] bells were [F] ringing [G] out for Christmas [C] day. DA DA [G] DAA DA DA [Am] DAA, DA DA [F] DAAAA [C] DA DA DA DAA- DA DA DA[G] DAAA [C] DA DA DA [G] DA DA DA [Am] DA DA DA [F] DAAA [C] DA DA DA DA, DA DA[G] DA DA DA [C] DAA You're a [C] bum, you're a punk, you're an old slut on [G] junk Lying [C] there almost [F] dead on a [G] drip in that [C] bed You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy [G] faggot Happy [C] Christmas your [F] arse, I pray [G] God it's our [C] last And the [F] boys of the NYPD choir still [C] singing "Galway [Am] Bay" And the [C] bells were [F] ringing [G] out for Christmas [C] day // /// [C] LA LA LA [F] LA LA LAAA, LA LA LA [C] LA LA LAAAA LA [F] LA LA [G] LA LA [C] LAA /// /// [NC] I could have [G] been [C] someone, well so could [F] anyone You took my [C] dreams from me when I first [G] found you I kept them [C] with me babe, I put them [F] with my own Can't make it [C] all alone, I've built my [F] dreams a-[G]round [C] you [C] // /// /// And the [F] boys of the NYPD choir still [C] singing "Galway [Am] Bay" And the [C] bells were [F] ringing [G] out for Christmas [C] day // /// [C] LA LA LA [F] LA LA LAAA, LA LA LA [C] LA LA LAAAA LA [F] LA LA [G] LA LA [C] LAA /// /// And the [F] boys of the NYPD choir still [C] singing "Galway [Am] Bay" And the [C] bells were [F] ringing [G] out for Christmas [C] day. (REPEAT SLOWLY… SINGLE STRUM)

Faith* - George Michael [intro] Chords [G] G Well I guess it would be nice if I could touch your body C G I know not everybody has got a body like you G But I've got to think twice before I give my heart away C G And I know all the games you play because I play them too C G Oh, but I need some time off from that emotion C G Time to pick my heart up off the floor C G Em7 Oh when that love comes down without devotion Am D Well it takes a strong man baby but I'm showing you the door G ‘Cause I gotta have faith, I gotta have faith Because I gotta have faith, faith, faith I gotta have faith, faith, a-faith ah G BABY, I know you're asking me to stay C Say please, please, please don't go away G You say I'm giving you the blues G MAYBE, you mean every word you say C Can't help but think of yesterday G And another who tied, me, down, to, lover boy rules C G Before this river becomes an ocean C G Before you throw my heart back on the floor C G Em7 Oh-baby-I reconsider my foolish notion Am D Well I need someone to hold me but I'll wait for something more G Yes I gotta have faith, I gotta have faith Because I gotta have faith, faith, faith I gotta have faith, faith, a-faith ah C G Before this river becomes an ocean C G Before you throw my heart back on the floor C G Em7 Oh-baby-I reconsider my foolish notion Am D Well I need someone to hold me but I'll wait for something more.... G Cause I gotta have faith, I gotta have faith Because I gotta have faith, faith, faith I gotta have faith, faith, a-faith ah (G*)

Green Green Grass - George Ezra [G], [G], [Em], [G], [C], [G], [D], [G] [G]1, Well she moves like [G] lightning, [G]1, And she counts to [Em] three [G]1,2, And she [C] turns out all the [G] lights and says she's [D] comin’ for me, [G]1, now put your [G] hands up, [G]1, this is a [Em] heist, [G]1,2, And there's [C] no one in here [G] livin’ gonna [D] make it out a- [G] live [Em]¯Loading up when the sun goes [D]¯down, [C]¯Getaway car for [G]¯two young lovers [Em]¯Me and the girl straight out of [D]¯ town, [C]¯ Over the hills and [C]¯ undercover [C]¯ undercover, [C]¯ undercover [NC] She said [G] Green, green [G] grass [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die [G] Green, green [G] grass, [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die We go to-[G]gether, [G]1, Adam and [Em] Eve [G] 1,2, But the [C] girl is so much [G] more than just a-[D]nother apple [G] thief Yeah she's a [G] genius (genius), [G] 1,2, watch and [Em] learn [G] 1,2, As she [C] sets the world on [G] fire just to [D] watch the sucker [G] burn [Em]¯Loading up when the sun goes [D]¯down, [C]¯Getaway car for [G]¯two young lovers [Em]¯Me and the girl straight out of [D]¯ town, [C]¯ Over the hills and [C]¯ undercover [C]¯ undercover, [C]¯ undercover [NC] She said [G] Green, green [G] grass [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die [G] Green, green grass, [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die Throw a [G] party [G]1, hey, Throw a [Em] par-[G] ty yeah, throw a [C] par-[G] ty on the [D] day that I [G] die, Throw a [G] party [G]1, hey, Throw a [Em] party -[G]1, yeah, throw a [C] party [G] woo On the [D] day that I [G] die [Em]¯Loading up when the sun goes [D]¯down, [C]¯Getaway car for [G]¯two young lovers [Em]¯Me and the girl straight out of [D]¯ town, [C]¯ Over the hills and [C]¯ undercover [C]¯ undercover, [C]¯ undercover [NC] She said [G] Green, green [G] grass [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die [G] Green, green [G] grass [Em] Blue, blue [G] sky You [C] better throw a [G] party on the [D] day that I [G] die REPEAT X 3

Hallelujah*- Leonard Cohen [C] [Am] [C] [Am] Well I've [C] heard there was a [Am] secret chord, That [C] David played and it [Am] pleased the Lord, But [F] you don't really [G] care for music, [C] do you? [G] Well it [C] goes like this, the [F] fouth, the [G] fifth, The [Am] minor fall and the [F] major lift, The [G] baffled king com- [E7] posing halle- [Am] lujah, Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] jah [C] [Am] [C] [Am] Well your [C] faith was strong but you [Am] needed proof, You [C] saw her bathing [Am] on the roof, Her [F] beauty and the [G] moonlight over- [C] threw ya, [G] She [C] tied you to her [F] kitchen [G] chair, She [Am] broke your throne and she [F] cut your hair, And [G] from your lips she [E7] drew the halle- [Am] lujah, Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] jah [C] [Am] [C] [Am] Maybe there is a [Am] God above, But [C] all I ever [Am] learned from love, Was [F] how to shoot at [G] someone who out- [C] drew ya. [G] It's [C] not a cry you can [F] hear at [G] night, It's[Am] not somebody who's [F] seen the light, It's a [G] cold and it's a [E7] broken halle- [Am] lujah, Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] jah [C] [Am] [C] [Am] I [C] did my best, it [Am] wasn’t much, I [C] couldn’t feel so I [Am] tried to touch, I’ve [F] told the truth, I [G] didn’t come to [C] fool ya. [G] And [C] even though it [F] all went [G] wrong, I’ll [Am] stand before the [F] Lord of Song, With [G] nothing on my [E7] tongue but halle- [Am] lujah, Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] jah [C] [Am] [C] [Am] There [C] was a time when you [Am] let me know, What's [C] really going [Am] on below, But [F] now you [G] never show it to me [C] do ya. [G] Well re-[C]member when I moved [F] in with [G] you, And the [Am] holy dove was [F] moving too, And [G] every breath we [E7] drew was halle- [Am] lujah Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] Halle- [F] lujah, halle- [Am] lujah, halle- [F] lujah, halle [C] lu--- ---[G] [C] lu--- ---[G] [C] lu--- ---[G]jah [C] [Am] [C] [Am] [C*]

Hold Back The River - James May Dm F Bb F Ooh oho, oho, oho, Bb F C Oho, oho, ohooh Dm F Bb F Tried to keep you close to me, Bb F C But life got in between Dm F Bb F Tried to square not being there Bb F C But think that I should have been [Chorus] Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and see where you hide F C Hold back the river, hold back Dm F Bb F Once upon a different life Bb F C We rode our bikes into the sky Dm F Bb F But now we crawl against the tide Bb F C Those distant days are flashing by Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and be by your side C Hold back the river, hold back Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and see where you hide C Hold back the river, hold back Dm F Bb F Ooh oho, oho, oho, Bb F C Oho, oho, ohooh F Bb Lonely water, lonely water won't you let us wander Gm Let us hold each other F Bb Lonely water, lonely water won't you let us wander Gm Let us hold each other Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and be by your side C Hold back the river, hold back Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and be by your side C Hold back the river, ooh F Bb Lonely water, lonely water won't you let us wander Gm Let us hold each other F Bb Lonely water, lonely water won't you let us wander Gm Let us hold each other Bb Hold back the river, let me look in your eyes Hold back the river so I F Can stop for a minute and be by your side C Hold back the river, hold back Dm F Bb F Ooh oho, oho, oho, Bb F C Oho, oho, ohooh

Hotel California Eagles [Single strum] [Am] [E7] [G] [D] [F] [C] [Dm] [E7] [Am] On a dark desert highway... [E7] cool wind in my hair [G] Warm smell of colitas... [D] rising up through the air [F] Up ahead in the distance... [C] I saw a shimmering light [Dm] My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim [E7] I had to stop for the night [Am] There she stood in the doorway... [E7] I heard the mission bell [G] And I was thinking to myself... this could be [D]heaven or this could be hell [F] Then she lit up a candle... [C] and she showed me the way [Dm] There were voices down the corridor... [E7] I thought I heard them say [F] Welcome to the Hotel Calif[C]ornia Such a [E7]lovely place... such a lovely place... such a [Am]lovely face There's [F]plenty of room at the Hotel Calif[C]ornia Any[Dm]time of year... anytime of year... you can [E7]find it here [Am] Her mind is Tiffany twisted... [E7] she got the Mercedes Benz [G] She got a lot of pretty pretty boys... [D] she calls friends [F] How they danced in the court yard... [C]sweet summer sweat [Dm] Some dance to remember... [E7] some dance to forget [Am] So I called up the captain... [E7] please bring me my wine (he said) [G] We haven't had that spirit here since... [D] 1969 [F] And still those voice are calling from [C]far away [Dm] Wake you up in the middle of the night... [E7] just to hear them say [F] Welcome to the Hotel Calif[C]ornia Such a [E7]lovely place... such a lovely place... such a [Am]lovely face They’re [F]livin’ it up at the Hotel Calif[C]ornia What a [Dm]nice surprise... what a nice surprise... bring your [E7]alibis... [Am] Mirrors on the ceiling... [E7] pink champagne on ice (and she said) [G] We are all just prisoners here... [D] of our own device [F] And in the master's chambers... they [C]gathered for the feast [Dm] They stab it with their steely knives... but they [E7]just can't kill the beast [Am] Last thing I remember... I was [E7]running for the door [G] I had find the passage back to the [D]place I was before [F] "Relax" said the night man... we are [C] programmed to receive [Dm] You can check out anytime you like but... [E7]you can never leave... [w/ Kazoo] [Am] [E7] [G] [D] [F] [C] [Dm] [E7] [Am*]

Hotel California*- The Eagles [Em], [B7], [D], [A], [C], [G], [Am], [B7] [Em] On a dark desert highway... [B7] cool wind in my hair [D] Warm smell of colitas... [A] rising up through the air [C] Up ahead in the distance... [G] I saw a shimmering light [Am] My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim [B7] I had to stop for the night [Em] There she stood in the doorway... [B7] I heard the mission bell [D] And I was thinking to myself... this could be [A]heaven or this could be hell [C] Then she lit up a candle... [G] and she showed me the way [Am] There were voices down the corridor... [B7] I thought I heard them say [C] Welcome to the Hotel Calif[G]ornia Such a [Am]lovely place... such a lovely place... such a [Em]lovely face There's [C]plenty of room at the Hotel Calif[G]ornia Any[Am]time of year... anytime of year... you can [B7]find it here [Em] Her mind is Tiffany twisted... [B7] she got the Mercedes Benz [D] She got a lot of pretty pretty boys... [A] she calls friends [C] How they danced in the court yard... [G]sweet summer sweat [Am] Some dance to remember... [B7] some dance to forget [Em] So I called up the captain... [B7] please bring me my wine (he said) [D] We haven't had that spirit here since... [A] 1969 [C] And still those voice are calling from [G]far away [Am] Wake you up in the middle of the night... [B7] just to hear them say [C] Welcome to the Hotel Calif[G]ornia Such a [Am]lovely place... such a lovely place... such a [Em]lovely face They’re [C]livin’ it up at the Hotel Calif[G]ornia What a [Am]nice surprise... what a nice surprise... bring your [B7]alibis... [Em] Mirrors on the ceiling... [B7] pink champagne on ice (and she said) [D] We are all just prisoners here... [A] of our own device [C] And in the master's chambers... they [G]gathered for the feast [Am] They stab it with their steely knives... but they [B7]just can't kill the beast [Em] Last thing I remember... I was [B7]running for the door [D] I had find the passage back to the [A] place I was before [C] "Relax" said the night man... we are [G] programmed to receive [Am] You can check out anytime you like but... [B7]you can never leave... [Outro] – same chords as verse [Em], [B7], [D], [A], [C], [G], [Am], [B7] ... [Em – single strum]

Hurt So Good - John Mellancamp [Intro /w riff] [A] x4 A E7 F#m D When I was a young boy, said put away those young boy ways A E7 F#m D Now that I'm gettin' older, so much older I long all those young boy days. A E7 A E7 With a girl like you, with a girl like you, F#m D Lord knows there are things we can do, baby, E7 Just me and you, Come on and make it up . . . A E7 A E7 Hurt so good. Come on baby, make it hurt so good. [D]Sometimes [F#m] love don't [D] feel like it should. You make it [E7*]. . . hurt so good. [Intro /w riff] [A] x4 A E7 Don't have to be so exiting. F#m D Just tryin' to give myself a little bit of fun, yeah. A E7 F#m D You always look so invitin' you ain't as green as you are young A E7 A E7 Hey baby, its you. Come on, girl, now, its you. F#m D Sink your teeth right through my bones, baby. E7 Let's see what we can do. Come on and make it up. . . A E7 A E7 Hurt so good. Come on baby, make it hurt so good. [D]Sometimes [F#m] love don't [D] feel like it should. You make it [E7*]. . . hurt so good. [Intro /w riff] [A] x2 D A D F#m A I ain't talkin' no big deals; I ain't made no plans myself. D A I ain't talkin' no high heels Maybe we could [E7*] [NC] walk around all day long, walk around all day long. [E7] A E7 A E7 Hurt so good. Come on baby, make it hurt so good. D F#m D E7 Sometimes love don't feel like it should. You make it hurt so good. A E7 A E7 Hurt so good. (Come on baby now) Come on baby, make it hurt so good. [D]Sometimes [F#m] love don't [D] feel like it should. You make it [E7*] . . hurt so good. [Outro /w riff] [A] x4

If I Were A Rich Man - Topol Intro: A Chorus: A If I were a rich man, ya ba dibbie dibbie, doobie dibbie dibbie dibbie dum Dm Am E7 E7 All day long I'd biddy biddy bum if I were a wealthy man A I wouldn't have to work hard, ya ba dibbie dibbie, doobie dibbie dibbie dibbie dum Dm Am E7 A If I were a biddy biddy rich, idle-deedle-didle-didle man Dm G7 C Am I'd build a big tall house with rooms by the dozen, right in the middle of the town Dm G A A7 A fine tin roof with real wooden floors below Dm G C Am There would be one long staircase just going up and one even longer coming down Dm D#dim E7 And one more leading nowhere, just for show Dm G7 C Am I'd fill my yard with chicks and turkeys and geese and ducks for the town to see and hear Dm G A A7 Squawking just as noisily as they can Dm G C Am And each loud "cheep" and "squawk" and "honk" and "quack" would land like a trumpet on the ear Dm D#dim E7 As if to say "Here lives a wealthy man" Chorus: Dm G7 C Am I see my wife, my Golde, looking like a rich man's wife with a proper double chin Dm G A A7 Sup-er-vi-sing meals to her heart's delight Dm G C Am I see her putting on airs and strutting like a peacock, oh, what a happy mood she's in Dm D#dim E7 Screaming at the servants, day and night Chorus: Dm Am Lord who made the lion and the lamb Dm Am You decreed I should be what I am Dm Am Would it spoil some VAST ETERNAL PLAN ! Dm E7 A If I were a wealthy man [E7*] [A*]

In The SummerTime * - Mungo Jerry Intro: [F] Go out and see what you can [C] find In the [C] summertime when the weather is high, you can stretch right up and touch the sky When the [F] weather is fine you got women, you got women on your [C] mind Have a [G7] drink, have a drive, [F] Go out and see what you can [C] find If her [C] daddy's rich take her out for a meal, [C] if her daddy's poor just do what you feel Speed a[F]long the lane, do a ton or a ton an' twenty-[C] five When the [G7] sun goes down, you can [F] make it, make it good in a lay-[C]by [C] We're not bad people, we're not dirty, we’re not mean [C] We love everybody but we do as we please [C] When the [F] weather is fine we go fishin' or go swimmin' in the [C] sea We're always [G7] happy life's for [F] livin' yeah that's our phi-los-o-[C]phy [C] Sing along with us, [C] Dee-dee dee-dee dee dee, dah-dah dah-dah dah [C] Yeah we're hap-happy, Dah dah-[F] dah, dee-dah-do dee-dah-do dah-do-[C]dah Dah-do-[G7] dah-dah-dah dah-dah-[F]dah do-dah-[C]dah [C] When the winter's here, yeah it's party time [C] Bring your bottle wear your bright clothes it'll soon be summertime And we'll [F] sing again, we'll go drivin' or maybe we'll settle [C] down If she's [G7] rich, if she's nice, Bring your [F] friends and we'll all go into [C] town In the [C] summertime when the weather is high, You can stretch right up and touch the sky When the [F] weather is fine you got women, you got women on your [C] mind Have a [G7] drink, have a drive [F] Go out and see what you can [C] find If her [C] daddy's rich take her out for a meal, [C] if her daddy's poor just do what you feel Speed a[F]long the lane, do a ton or a ton an' twenty-[C] five When the [G7] sun goes down you can [F] make it, make it good in a lay-[C]by [C] We're not bad people, we're not dirty, we’re not mean [C] We love everybody but we do as we please When the [F] weather is fine we go fishin' or go swimmin' in the [C] sea We're always [G7] happy life's for [F] livin' yeah that's our phi-los-o-[C]phy [C] Sing along with us, Dee-dee dee-dee dee dee, dah-dah dah-dah dah [C] Yeah we're hap-happy, Dah dah-[F] dah, dee-dah-do dee-dah-do dah-do-[C]dah Dah-do-[G7] dah-dah-dah dah-dah-[F]dah do-dah-[C]dah [C] Sing along with us, Dee-dee dee-dee dee dee, dah-dah dah-dah dah [C] Yeah we're hap-happy, Dah dah-[F] dah, dee-dah-do dee-dah-do dah-do-[C]dah Dah-do-[G7] dah-dah-dah dah-dah-[F]dah do-dah-[C*]dah

It’s Still Rock ’N’ Roll To Me Billy Joel [C] What's the matter with the [Em] clothes I'm wearing ? "Can't you [Bb] tell that your tie's too [F] wide ?" [C] Maybe I should bye some [Em] old tab collar ? "Welcome [Bb] back to the age of [F] jive.” [Em] “Where have you been hidin' [Am] out lately, honey? You [Em] can't dress trashy till you [D] spend a lot of [G] money." [C] Everybody [Em] talking 'bout the [Bb] new sound, [F] funny, but it's [Am] still rock and [G] roll to [C] me. [C] What's the matter with the [Em] car I'm driving? “Can't you [Bb] tell that it's out of [F] style?" [C] Should I get a set of [Em] white wall tyres? "Are you [Bb] gonna cruise the miracle [F] mile?” [Em] “Nowadays you cant't be [Am] too sentimental, your [Em] best bet's a true, baby, [D] blue Conti[G]nental." [C] Hot funk, [Em] cool punk [Bb] even if it's [F] old junk, it's [Am] still rock and [G] roll to [C] me. Oh, [G] it doesn't matter what they [F] say in the papers, 'cause it's [Em] always been the same old [A] scene. There's a [G] new band in town but you [F] can't get the sound from a [Em] story in a maga[G#]zine, [Eb] aimed at your average [F] teen. [G] [C] How about a pair of [Em] pink sidewinders and a [Bb] bright orange pair of [F] pants? [C] "Well, you could really be a [Em] Beau Brummel, baby, if you [Bb] just give it half a [F] chance.” [Em] “Don't waste your money on a [Am] new set of speakers. you [Em] get more mileage from a [D] cheaper pair of [G] sneakers." [C] Next phase, [Em] new wave, [Bb] dance trace, [F] anyways, it's [Am] still rock and [G] roll to [C] me. [G] – [F] – [E] – [Am] -[G] – [F] – [E] – [G#] – [Eb] – [F] – [G] [C] What's the matter with the [Em] crowd I'm seeing? - "Don't [Bb] know that they're out of [F] touch?" [C] Should I try to be a [Em] straight A student? “If you [Bb] are, then you think too [Em] much". [Em] "Don't you know about the [Am] new fashion, honey? [Em] all you need are looks and a [D] whole lot a [G] money." It's the [C] next phase, [Em] new wave, [Bb] dance trace, [F] anyways, it's [Am] still rock and [G] roll to [C] me. [C] Everybody's [Em] talking about the [Bb] new sound, [F] funny, but it's [Am] still rock and [G] roll to [C] me. [C9]

Me and Bobby McGee* - Kris Hristofferson [C] Busted flat in Baton Rouge, headin’ for the trains feelin’ nearly faded as my [G7] jeans [G7] Bobby thumbed a diesel down, just before it rained Took us all the way to New Or [C] leans [C] I took my harpoon out of my dirty red bandana And was blowin’ sad while [C7] Bobby sung the [F] blues, [F] With them windshield wipers slapping time, and [C] Bobby clapping hands with mine We [G7] sang every song that driver [C] knew [F] Freedom’s just another word for [C] nothing left to lose [G7] Nothin’ ain’t worth nothin’, but it’s [C] free[C7] [F] Feeling good was easy, Lord, when [C] Bobby sang the blues [G7] Feeling good was good enough for me; / / / [G7*] [NC] good enough for me and [G7] bobby Mc [C] Gee. From the [C] coal mines of Kentucky to the California sun Bobby shared the secrets of my [G7] soul [G7] Standin’ right beside me, Lord, through everything I’d done Every night she kept me from the [C] cold [C] Then somewhere near Selinas Lord, I let her slip away Lookin’ for the [C7] home |I hope she’ll [F] find [F] But I’d trade all my tomorrows for a [C] single yesterday [G7] holdin’ Bobby’s body next to [C] mine [F] Freedom’s just another word for [C] nothing left to lose [G7] Nothin’ ain’t worth nothin’, but it’s [C] free[C7] [F] Feeling good was easy, Lord, when [C] Bobby sang the blues [G7] Feeling good was good enough for me; / / / [G7*] [NC] good enough for me and [G7] bobby Mc [C] Gee. [C] La, la, la……… La, la, la……me and Bobby Mc [G7] Gee [G7] La, la, la……… La, la, la……me and Bobby Mc [C] Gee [C7] [F] Freedom’s just another word for [C] nothing left to lose [G7] Nothin’ ain’t worth nothin’, but it’s [C] free[C7] [F] Feeling good was easy, Lord, when [C] Bobby sang the blues [G7] Feeling good was good enough for me; / / / [G7*] [NC] good enough for me and [G7] bobby Mc [C] Gee. / / / [G7*] [NC] good enough…good enough for me and [G7] bobby Mc [C] Gee. / / / [G7*] SLOWING [NC] good enough…good enough for me and [G7] bobby Mc [C*] Gee.

Nothing Ever Happens * - Del Amitri [intro] Chords [C] [C] Post office clerks put up signs saying 'Position [Am7] Closed' [C] And secretaries turn off typewriters and put on their[Am7] coats [F] Janitors padlock the [C] gates for [G] security guards to [F] patrol And bachelors phone up their [C] friends for a drink While [G] the married ones turn on a [F] chat show And they'll [C] all be lonely to-[F]night and lonely to-[C]morrow [C] 'Gentlemen, time please, you know we can't serve any [Am7] more' [C] Now the traffic lights change to stop when there's nothing to [Am7] go [F] And by five o' clock everything's [C] dead and every [G] third car is a [F] cab, And ignorant people [C] sleep in their beds Like the[G] doped white mice in the [F] college lab (Chorus) [C] And nothing ever [F] happens, [C] nothing happens[F] at all The [Am] needle returns to the [F] start of the song And we [G] all sing along like [F] before And we'll [C] all be lonely to-[F]night and lonely to-[C]morrow [C] Telephone exchanges click while there's nobody [Am7] there [C] The Martians could land in the car park and no one would [Am7] care The [F] close-circuit cameras in [C] department stores Shoot the [G] same movie every [F] day And the stars of these films neither [C] die nor get killed Just [G] survive constant [F] action replay [C] And nothing ever [F] happens, [C] nothing happens[F] at all The [Am] needle returns to the [F] start of the song And we [G] all sing along like [F] before And we'll [C] all be lonely to-[F]night and lonely to-[C]morrow [D] [Am7] [D] [Am7] [C] [D] [C] [D] [C] [C] And bill hoardings advertise products that nobody [Am7] needs [C] While 'Angry from Manchester' writes to complain about [Am7] all the repeats on TV; And [F] computer terminals [C] report some gains on the [G] values of copper and [F] tin, While American businessmen [C] snap up Van Goghs for the [G] price of a hospital [F] wing [C] And nothing ever [F] happens, [C] nothing happens[F] at all The [Am] needle returns to the [F] start of the song And we [G] all sing along like [F] before And we'll [C] all be lonely to-[F]night and lonely to-[C]morrow (Slow on last line) [C] And nothing ever [F] happens, [C] nothing happens[F] at all They'll [Am] burn down the synagogues [F] at six o'clock And we'll [G] all go along like [F] before And we'll [C] all be lonely to-[F]night and lonely to-[C]morrow

Oom-Pah-Pah - Lionel Bart Intro: [D] [D]There’s a little ditty, they’re [E7]singin’ in the city Es[A]pecially when they’ve been on the [E7]gin or the [A7]beer [D]If you’ve got the patience, your [E7]own imaginations should [A]Tell you just exactly what [D]you want [A7]to [D]hear |Chorus: |[D]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [E7]that’s how it goes |[A]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [D]everyone [A7]knows |[D]They all suppose what they [E7]want to suppose |[A]When they hear [A7]oom pah-[D]pah [D]Mister Percy Snodgrass would [E7]often have the odd glass But [A]never when he thought any[E7]body could [A7]see [D]Secretly he’d buy it, and [E7]drink it on the quiet And [A]dream he was an Earl with a [D]girl on [A7]each [D]knee |[D]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [E7]that’s how it goes |[A]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [D]everyone [A7]knows |[D]What is the cause of his [E7]red shiny nose? |[A]Could it be [A7]oom pah-[D]pah? [D]Pretty little Sally, goes [E7]walkin’ down the alley, Dis[A]plays her pretty ankles to [E7]all of the [A7]men [D]They could see her garters, but [E7]not for free and gratis An [A]inch or two, and then she knows [D]when to [A7]say [D]when |[D]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [E7]that’s how it goes |[A]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [D]everyone [A7]knows |[D]Whether it’s hidden or [E7]whether it shows |[A]It’s the same [A7]oom pah-[D]pah [D]She was from the country, but [E7]now she’s up a gum-tree. She [A]let a fella feed her, and [E7]lead her [A7] along [D]What’s the good of cryin’, she's [E7]made a bed to lie in She’s [A]glad to bring a coin in, and [D]join in [A7] this [D]song |[D]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [E7]that’s how it goes |[A]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [D]everyone [A7] knows |[D]She is no longer, the [E7] same blushing rose |[A]When they hear [A7] oom pah-[D]pah |[D]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [E7]that’s how it goes |[A]Oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah, [D]everyone [A7]knows |[D]They all suppose what they [E7]want to suppose |*(slowing) [A]When they hear [A7]oom pah-[D]pah!!

Price Tag* - Jessie J Intro: [F] [C] Seems like everybody’s got a [Em] price, I wonder how they sleep at [Am] night When the sale comes first and the [F] truth comes second Just stop, for a minute and [C] Smile Why is everybody so [Em] serious, acting so damn [Am] mysterious You got your shades on your eyes and your [F] heels so high That you can’t even have a good [C] Time Everybody look to their [Em] left (yeah), Everybody look to their [Am] right (ha) Can you feel that (yeah) we’re [F] paying with love tonight… It’s not about the [C] money, money, money We don’t need your [Em] money, money, money We just wanna make the [Am] world dance, forget about the [F] Price Tag Ain’t about the [C] (uh) Cha-Ching Cha-Ching Ain’t about the [Em] (yeah) Ba-Bling Ba-Bling Wanna make the [Am] world dance forget about the [F] Price Tag [C] We need to take it back in [Em] time, when music made us all unite And it wasn’t low blows and [F] video hoes Am I the only one getting [C] Tired? Why is everybody so obsessed? Money can’t buy us [Am] happiness If we all slow down and [F] enjoy right now Guarantee we’ll be feeling alright. Everybody look to their [Em] left (to their left),Everybody look to their [Am] right (to their right), Can you feel that (yeah) we’re [F] paying with love tonight… It’s not about the [C] money, money, money We don’t need your [Em] money, money, money We just wanna make the [Am] world dance, forget about the [F] Price Tag Ain’t about the [C] (uh) Cha-Ching Cha-Ching Ain’t about the [Em] (yeah) Ba-Bling Ba-Bling Wanna make the [Am] world dance forget about the [F] Price Tag (a-a-g) [C] la la la la la la la ay [Em] la la la la la la la ay [Am] la la la la la lal la ay [F] Price tag [C] la la la la la la la ay [Em] la la la la la la la ay [Am] la la la la la lal la ay [F] Price tag It’s not about the [C] money, money, money We don’t need your [Em] money, money, money We just wanna make the [Am] world dance, Forget about the [F] Price Tag Ain’t about the [C] (uh) Cha-Ching Cha-Ching Ain’t about the [Em] (yeah) Ba-Bling Ba-Bling Wanna make the [Am] world dance forget about the [F] Price Tag [C] ah… [Em] ah… [Am] ah.. [F] ah.. [C] ah… [Em] ah… [Am] ah.. [F] ah.. [C] /

Someone you loved - Lewis Capaldi Intro: C G Am F Verse 1: C G Am F I'm going under and this time I fear there's no one to save me C G Am F This all or nothing really got a way of driving me crazy C G Am F I need somebody to heal, somebody to know, somebody to have, somebody to hold C G It's easy to say but it's never the same Am F I guess I kinda liked the way you numbed all the pain Chorus: C G Now the day bleeds into nightfall Am F And you're not here to get me through it all C G I let my guard down and then you pulled the rug Am F I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved C G Am F I'm going under and this time I fear there's no one to turn to C G Am F This all or nothing way of loving got me sleeping without you C G Am F Now I need somebody to know, somebody to heal, somebody to have, just to know how it feels C G It's easy to say but it's never the same Am F I guess I kinda liked the way you helped me escape Chorus: C G Now the day bleeds into nightfall Am F And you're not here to get me through it all C G I let my guard down and then you pulled the rug Am F I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved Bridge: Dm Am G And I tend to close my eyes but it hurts sometimes Am Dm I fall into your arms Am G I'll be safe in your sound 'til I come back around Chorus: C G For now the day bleeds into nightfall Am F And you're not here to get me through it all C G I let my guard down and then you pulled the rug Am F I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved C G But now the day bleeds into nightfall Am F And you're not here to get me through it all C G I let my guard down and then you pulled the rug Am F I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved Outro: C G I let my guard down and then you pulled the rug Am F C I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved

Somewhere Over the Rainbow / Wonderful World Israel Kamakawiwo’ole Intro – two strums: [C] [Cmaj7] | [Am] [F] | [C] [G] | [Am] [F] Humming intro – 4 strums per chord: [C] | [Em] | [F] | [C] | [F] | [E7] | [Am] | [F] [C]Somewhere... [Em]over the rainbow [F] Way... up [C]high [F]And... the... [C]dreams that you dream of [G]Once in a lulla[Am]by-y-y [F] Ay-ay-ay, oh [C]Somewhere... [Em]over the rainbow [F] Bluebirds [C]fly [F]And the... [C]dreams that you dreamed of [G]Dreams really do... come [Am]true-ue-ue [F] Oo-oo-oo Some [C]day I’ll wish upon a star... [G]wake up where the clouds are far Be[Am]hind... [F]me-e-e Where [C]trouble melts like lemon drops... [G]high above the chimney top That’s [Am]where... you’ll [F]fi-ind me, oh [C]Somewhere... [Em]over the rainbow [F] Bluebirds [C]fly [F]And the [C]dreams that you dare to Oh [G]why oh why can’t [Am] I-I-I [F]I-I-I Well I see [C]trees of [Em]green and... [F]red roses [C]too [F]I’ll watch them [C]bloom for... [E7] me and [Am]you And I... [F]think to myself... [G] what a wonderful [Am]World [F] Well I see [C]skies of [Em]blue and I see... [F]clouds of [C]white And the [F]brightness of [C]day... [E7] darkness of [Am]night And I [F]think to myself... [G] what a wonderful Wo[C-F]orld [C] The [G]colours of the rainbow... so [C]pretty in the sky Are [G]also on the faces... of [C]people passing by I see [F]friends shaking [C]hands singing... [F] “How do you [C]do?” [F] They’re really [C]saying [Dm7]I... I love [G]you I hear [C]babies [Em]crying, I [F] watch them [C]grow [F]They’ll learn much [C]more than... [E7] we’ll [Am]know And I [F]think to myself... [G] what a wonderful [Am]World [F] Some [C]day I’ll wish upon a star... [G]wake up where the clouds are far Be[Am]hind... [F]me-e-e Where [C]trouble melts like a-lemon drops... [G]high above the chimney tops That’s [Am]where... you’ll [F]fi-ind me, oh [C]Somewhere [Em]over the rainbow [F] Way up [C]high [F]And the [C]dream that you dare to [G]Why, oh why... can’t [Am]I-I-I [F]I-I-I Humming outro: [C] [Em] [F] [C] [F] [E7] [Am] [F] [C]

The Croppy Boy* - [C] Good men and true in this [G7] house who dwell, To a stranger bouchal* I [C] pray you [G7] tell Is the [C] priest at [C7] home, or [F] may he be seen? I would [C] speak a word with [G7] Father [C] Green." [C] The Priest's at home, boy, and [G7] may be seen; 'Tis easy speaking with [C] Father [G7] Green. But you [C] must [C7] wait till I [F] go and see If the [C] Holy Father [G7] alone may [C] be." [C] The youth he enter'd an [G7] empty hall; What a chilling sound had his [C] light foot [G7] fall! In a[C] gloomy [C7] chamber [F] dark and bare, Sat a [C] vested Priest in a[G7] lonely [C] chair. [C] The youth has knelt to [G7] tell his sins "Nomine Dei," the [C] youth [G7] begins! At the [C] mea [C7] culpa" he [F] beats his breast, And in [C] broken murmers he [G7] speaks the [C] rest. [C] At the siege of Ross did my [G7] father fall, And at Gorey my loving [C] brothers [G7 all. I am[C] all that is [C7] left of my [F] name and race; I will [C] go to Wexford and [G7] take their [C] place. [C] I cursed three times since last [G7] Easter day; At mass time once I [C] went to [G7] play; I [C] passed the [C7] churchyard one [F] day in haste, And [C] forgot to pray for my [G7] poor mother's [C]rest. [C] I bear no hate against [G7] living thing, But I love my country [C] above the[G7] king. So [C] bless me [C7] now Father and [F] let me go To [C] die, if God has [G7] ordained it[C] so." [C] The priest said nought, but a [G7] rustling noise Made the youth look above in [C] wild sur-[G7]-prise; The [C] robes were [C7] off, and in [F] scarlet there Sat a [C] yoeman captain with [G7] fiery [C] glare. [C] With fiery glare and with [G7] fury hoarse, Instead of blessing, he [C] breathed a [G7] curse "'Twas a [C] good [C7] thought, boy, to [F] come here to strive, For [C] one short hour is your[G7] time to [C] live. [C] Upon yon river three [G7] tenders float; The Priest's in one — if he [C] isn't [G7] shot! We [C] hold his [C7] house for our [F] Lord the King, And, [C] amen I say, may all [G7] traitors [C] swing!" [C] At Geneva Barracks that [G7] young man died, And at Passage they have his[C] body[G7] laid. Good [C] people who [C7] live in [F] peace and joy, Breathe a [C] pray'r, shed a tear for the [G7] Croppy [C]* Boy

The Gambler Kenny Rogers On a [G] warm summer's evenin' on a [C] train bound for [G] nowhere, I met up with the gambler; we were both too tired to [D] sleep. So [G] we took turns a starin' out the [C] window at the [G] darkness 'til [C] boredom over [G] took us, [D] and he began to [G] speak. He said, [G] "Son, I've made a life out of [C] readin' people's [G] faces, and knowin' what their cards were by the way they held their [D] eyes. And if [G] you don't mind my sayin', I can [C] see you're out of [G] aces. For a [C] taste of your [G] whiskey I'll [D] give you some [G] advice." So I [G] handed him my bottle and he [C] drank down my last [G] swallow. Then he bummed a cigarette and asked me for a [D] light. And the [G] night got deathly quiet, and his [C] face lost all ex[G]pression. Said, "If you're [C] gonna play the [G] game, boy, ya gotta [D] learn to play it [G] right. Chorus: You got to [G] know when to hold 'em, [C] know when to [G] fold 'em, [C] know when to [G] walk away and know when to [D] run. You never [G] count [Am] your [G] money when you're [C] sittin' at the [G] table. There'll be [C] time enough for [G] countin' [D] when the dealin's [G] done. [G] Ev'ry gambler knows that the [C] secret to surv[G]ivin' is knowin' what to throw away and knowing what to [D] keep. 'Cause [G] ev'ry hand's a winner and [C] ev'ry hand's a [G] loser, and the [C] best that you can [G] hope for is to [D] die in your [G] sleep." And [G] when he'd finished speakin', he [C] turned back towards the [G] window, crushed out his cigarette and faded off to [D] sleep. And [G] somewhere in the darkness the [C] gambler, he broke [G] even. But [C] in his final [G] words I found an [D] ace that I could [G] keep. You got to [G] know when to hold 'em, [C] know when to [G] fold 'em, [C] know when to [G] walk away and know when to [D] run. You never [G] count [Am] your [G] money when you're [C] sittin' at the [G] table. There'll be [C] time enough for [G] countin' [D] when the dealin's [G] done.

The Gambler - Kenny Rogers [intro] [C] On a [C] warm summer's evenin' on a [F] train bound for [C] nowhere, I met up with the gambler; we were both too tired to [G7] sleep. So [C] we took turns a starin' out the [F] window at the [C] darkness 'til [F] boredom over [C] took us, and [G7] he began to [C] speak. He said, [C] "Son, I've made a life out of [F] readin' people's [C] faces, and knowin' what their cards were by the way they held their [G7] eyes. And if [C] you don't mind my sayin', I can [F] see you're out of [C] aces. For a [F] taste of your [C] whiskey I'll [G7] give you some [C] advice." So I [C] handed him my bottle and he [F] drank down my last [C] swallow. Then he bummed a cigarette and asked me for a [G7] light. And the [C] night got deathly quiet, and his [F] face lost all ex[C]pression. Said, "If you're [F] gonna play the [C] game, boy, ya gotta [G7] learn to play it [C] right. You got to [C] know when to hold 'em, [F] know when to [C] fold 'em, [F] know when to [C] walk away and know when to [G7] run. You never [C] count your money when you're [F] sittin' at the [C] table. There'll be [F] time enough for [C] countin' [G7] when the dealin's [C] done. [C] Ev'ry gambler knows that the [F] secret to surv[C]ivin' is knowin' what to throw away and knowing what to [G7] keep. 'Cause [C] ev'ry hand's a winner and [F] ev'ry hand's a [C] loser, and the [F] best that you can [C] hope for is to [G7] die in your [C] sleep." And [C] when he'd finished speakin', he [F] turned back towards the [C] window, crushed out his cigarette and faded off to [G7] sleep. And [C] somewhere in the darkness the [F] gambler, he broke [C] even. But [F] in his final [C] words I found an [G7] ace that I could [C] keep. You got to [C] know when to hold 'em, [F] know when to [C] fold 'em, [F] know when to [C] walk away and know when to [G7] run. You never [C] count your money when you're [F] sittin' at the [C] table. There'll be [F] time enough for [C] countin' [G7] when the dealin's [C] done. Repeat Chorus Scratching only: You got to [C] know when to hold 'em, [F] know when to [C] fold 'em, [F] know when to [C] walk away and know when to [G7] run. You never [C] count your money when you're [F] sittin' at the [C] table. There'll be [F] time enough for [C] countin' [G7] when the dealin's [C] done. You got to [C] know when to hold 'em, [F] know when to [C] fold 'em, [F] know when to [C] walk away and know when to [G7] run. You never [C] count your money when you're [F] sittin' at the [C] table. There'll be [F] time enough for [C] countin' [G7] when the dealin's [C] done.

The Green Fields Of France - The Furys (D) Well how, do you do, young (G) Willy Mc-(Em)-Bride Do you (A) mind, if I (A7) sit here, down (G) by your grave-(D)-side And (D) rest for a while, in the (G) warm, summer (Em) sun I've been (A7) walking, all day, and (G) I'm nearly (D) done I (D) can see by your gravestone, you were (G) only nine-(Em)-teen When you (A7) joined, the great falling in (G) nineteen six-(A7)-teen Well I (D) hope you died well, and I (G) hope you died (Em) clean Or young (A) Willy Mc-A7Bride, was it (G) slow and ob-(D)-scene Did (A) they, beat the drum slowly, did they (G) play the fifes (D) lowly Did they (A) sound, the death march, as they (G) lowered you (A) down Did the (G) band play the last post and (D) chorus And did the (G) pipes, play the (Em) flowers, of the (A7) forest. Did you (D) leave, a wife, or a (G) sweetheart be-(Em)-hind In some (A) faithful (A7) heart, is your (G) memory en-(D)-shrined Although (D) you died back, in (G) nineteen six-(Em)-teen In some (A) faithful (A)7 heart, are you for-(G)-ever nine-(D)-teen Or (D) are you a stranger without, (G) even a (Em) name En-(A)closed and for-(A7)ever, be-(G)hind a glass (A) frame In an (D) old photo-graph, torn (G) battered and (Em) stained And (A) fading to (A7) yellow, in a (G) brown leather (D) frame. Did (A) they, beat the drum slowly, did they (G) play the fifes (D) lowly Did they (A) sound, the death march, as they (G) lowered you (A) down Did the (G) band play the last post and (D) chorus And did the (G) pipes, play the (Em) flowers, of the (A7) forest. (D) Well the sun it shines down on the (G) green fields of (Em) France There's a (A) warm, summer (A7) breeze, it makes the (G) red poppies (D) dance And (D) look how the sun, shines from (G) under the (Em) clouds There's no (A)gas, no barbed wire, there's no (G) gun firing (D) now. (D) But here in this graveyard it's (G) still no mans (Em) land The (A) countless white (A7) crosses, stand (G) mute in the (A7) sand To (D) man's blind in-difference, to (G) his fellow (Em) man To a (A) whole gene-(A7)ration, that was (G) butchered and (D) dammed Did (A) they, beat the drum slowly, did they (G) play the fifes (D) lowly Did they (A) sound, the death march, as they (G) lowered you (A) down Did the (G) band play the last post and (D) chorus And did the (G) pipes, play the (Em) flowers, of the (A7) forest. Ah, young (D) Willie Mc- Bride, I can't (G) help wonder (Em) why? Do (A) those that lie (A7) here, know G why did they (D) die And (D) did they be-lieve when they (G) answered the (Em) call Did they (A) really be-(A7)-lieve, that this (G) war would end (D) wars Ah well the (D) sorrow the suffering, the (G) glory the (Em) pain And the (A) killing and dying, was (G) all done in (A7) vain For young (D) Willy, Mc-Bride it all (G) happened a-(Em)-gain. And a-(A)-gain, and a-(A7)-gain, and a-(G)-gain, and a-(D)-gain. Outro – Repeat the Chorus Did (A) they, beat the drum slowly, did they (G) play the fifes (D) lowly Did they (A) sound, the death march, as they (G) lowered you (A) down Did the (G) band play the last post and (D) chorus And did the (G) pipes, play the (Em) flowers, of the (A7) forest.

The Midnight Special[D] - Creedence Clearwater Revival D G D Well, you wake up in the mornin, you hear the work bell ring, A7 D And they march you to the table to see the same old thing. G D Ain t no food upon the table, and no pork up in the pan. A7 D But you better not complain, boy, you get in trouble with the man. [Chorus] G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a everlovin light on me. D G D Yonder come Miss Rosie, how in the world did you know? A7 D By the way she wears her apron, and the clothes she wore. G D Umbrella on her shoulder, piece of paper in her hand; A7 D She come to see the govnor, she wants to free her man. [Chorus] G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a everlovin light on me. D G D If you re ever in Houston, well, you better do the right; A7 D You better not gamble, there, you better not fight, at all G D Or the sheriff will grab ya and the boys will bring you down. A7 D The next thing you know, boy, oh! You re prison bound. [Chorus] G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, G D Let the midnight special shine a light on me, A7 D Let the midnight special shine a everlovin light on me. 2x

The Town I Have Loved So Well - Artist [G] In my memo-[D]-ry I will [C]always [G] see. The [C]town that [G] I have loved so [D] well Where our [G] school played [D] ball by the [C]gas-yard [G] wall And we [C]laughed through the [G] smoke [D] and the [G] smell. Going [Em] home in the [D] rain running [G] up the dark [C]lane, Past the jail and down [A7] beside the [D] fountain Those were [G] happy [D] days in so [C]many many [G] ways, In the [C] town I [G] loved [D]so [G] well. In the [G] early [D]morn the [C]shirt factory [G] horn Called [C]women from [G] Creggan, the Moor and the [D] Bog While the [G] men on the [D] dole played a [C]mothers [G] role Fed the [C]children and [G] then [D] walked the [G] dog And when [Em] times got [D]-rough, there was [G] just about [C]enough But they saw it through [A7] without com-[D]-plaining For [G] deep in[D]side was a [C]burning [G] pride, In the [C]town I [G] loved [D]so [G] well. There was [G] music [D] there in the [C]Derry [G] air, Like a [C]language that [G] we could all under-[D]-stand I [G] remember the [D] day when I [C] earned my first [G] pay, as I [C] played in a [G] small [D] pickup [G] band There I [Em] spent my [D] youth and to [G] tell you the [C]truth, I was sad to leave it [A7] all be [D]-hind me For I'd [G] learned about [D] life and I'd [C]found a [G] wife, In the [C]town I [G] loved [D] so [G] well. But when [G] I re-[D]-turned how my [C]eyes were [G] burned To [C]see how a [G] town could be brought to it's[D] knees By the [G] armoured [D] cars and the [C]bombed out [G] bars And the [C] gas that hangs [G] on to ev-[D]-ery [G] breeze Now the [Em] army's in-[D]-stalled by that [G] old gas-yard [C]wall And the damned barbed wire gets [A7] higher [D] and higher With their [G] tanks and [D] guns, Oh my [C]God, what have they [G] done To the [C]town I [G]loved [D] so [G] well. Now the [G] music's [D] gone but they [C]carry [G] on For their [C]spirit's been [G] bruised, never bro-[D]-ken Oh, they'll [G] not for-[D]-get still their [C]hearts are [G] set On to-[C]-morrow and [G] peace [D] once [G] again Now what's [Em] done is [D] done and what's [G] won is [C]won And what's lost is lost and [A7] gone for-[D]-ever I can [G] only [D] pray for a [C]bright brand new [G] day In the [C]town I [G] loved [D] so [G] well. (Slowly) In the [C]town I [G] loved [D] so [G] well.

This Is The Life - AMY MCDONALD [Intro] Am F C Em Am Oh, the wind whistles down F The cold dark street to-night C Em And the people they were dancing, -to the music vibe Am And the boys chase the girls with the curls in their hair F While the shy tormented youth sit way over there C And the songs they get louder Em Each one better than before [Chorus] Am And you're singing the songs, thinking this is the life F And you wake up in the morning and your head feels twice the size C Where you gonna go? Where you gonna go? Em Where you gonna sleep to-night Am And you're singing the songs, thinking this is the life F And you wake up in the morning and your head feels twice the size C Where you gonna go? Where you gonna go? Em Where you gonna sleep to-night Am Where you gonna sleep to-night-ight [Instrumental] Am F C Em Am So you're heading down the road in your taxi for four F And you're waiting outside Jimmy's front door C Em But nobody's in and nobody's home 'til four Am So you're sitting there with nothing to do F Talking about Robert Riger and his motley crew C Em And where you're gonna go and where you're gonna sleep to-night Am And you're singing the songs, thinking this is the life F And you wake up in the morning and your head feels twice the size C Where you gonna go? Where you gonna go? Em Where you gonna sleep to-night- Am And you're singing the songs, thinking this is the life F And you wake up in the morning and your head feels twice the size C Where you gonna go? Where you gonna go? Em Where you gonna sleep to-night? Am Where you gonna sleep to-night-ight? [Instrumental] Am F C Em Am F C Em [Scatch] Am And you're singing the songs, thinking this is the life F And you wake up in the morning and your head feels twice the size C Where you gonna go? Where you gonna go? Em Where you gonna sleep tonight? (Repeat Chorus 3 x times as normal) Em (SLOWLY) (NC) Where you gonna sleep tonight? [Outro] (Am) (F) (C) (Em) (Am*)

Under he Moon Of Love - Showwaddy Waddy [C] [Am] (x2) [C] Let's go for a little walk, [Am] under the moon of love, [C] Let's sit right down and talk, [Am] under the moon of love. I wanna [F] tell ya, that I [D7] love ya and I [C7-2] want you to [B7] be [Bb7] my [A7] girl, Little darling let's [D7] walk, let's talk, [G7] under the moon of [C] love. (The [F] moon of [C] love). [G7] [C] You were looking so lovely, [Am] under the moon of love, [C] Your eyes shining so brightly, [Am] under the moon of love. I wanna [F] go, all the [D7] time, and [C7-2] be my [B7] love [Bb7] to-[A7]night, Little darling let's [D7] walk, let's talk, [G7] under the moon of [C] love. (The [F] moon of [C] love). [C7] Well.... I'm gonna [F] talk sweet talk, and whisper things in your [C] ears.. [C7]. I'm gonna [D7] tell you lots of things I know you've been longing to [G7] hear. [NC] Come on little darling, take my hand. [C] Let's go for a little walk, [Am] under the moon of love, [C] Let's sit right down and talk, [Am] under the moon of love. I wanna [F] tell ya, that I [D7] love ya and I [C7-2] want you to [B7] be [Bb7] my [A7] girl, Little darling let's [D7] walk, let's talk, [G7] under the moon of [C] love. (The [F] moon of [C] love). [G7] [C] You were looking so lovely, [Am] under the moon of love, [C] Your eyes shining so brightly, [Am] under the moon of love. I wanna [F] go, all the [D7] time, and [C7-2] be my [B7] love [Bb7] to-[A7]night, Little darling let's [D7] walk, let's talk, [G7] under the moon of [C] love. (Under the [F] moon of [C] love). [C7] Well.... I'm gonna [F] talk sweet talk, and whisper things in your [C] ears.. [C7]. I'm gonna [D7] tell you lots of things I know you've been longing to [G7] hear. [NC] Come on little darling, take my hand. [C] Let's go for a little walk, [Am] under the moon of love, [C] Let's sit right down and talk, [Am] under the moon of love. I wanna [F] tell ya, that I [D7] love ya and I [C7-2] want you to [B7] be [Bb7] my [A7] girl, Little darling let's [D7] walk, let's talk, [G7] under the moon of [C] love. (The [F] moon of [C] love).

Valerie / Kung Fu Fighting The Zutons / Carl Douglas Well some[C]times... I go out... by myself... and I look across the [Dm]water And I [C]think of all the things... what you're doing... and in my head I paint a [Dm]picture 'Cos [F]since I've come on home... well my [Em]body's been a mess And I've [F]missed your ginger hair... and the [Em]way you like to dress [F] Won't you come on over... [C] stop making a fool out of [G]me Why won't you come on over Vale[C]rie? Vale[Dm]rie Vale[C]rie Vale[Dm]ie Did you [C]have to go to jail... put your house on up for sale... did you get a good [Dm]lawyer? I hope you [C]didn't catch a tan... I hope you find the right man who'll fix it [Dm]for you Are you [C]shopping anywhere... changed the colour of your hair... are you [Dm]busy? And did you [C]have to pay the fine you were dodging all the time... are you still [Dm]dizzy? 'Cos [F]since I've come on home... well my [Em]body's been a mess And I've [F]missed your ginger hair... and the [Em]way you like to dress [F] Won't you come on over... [C] stop making a fool out of [G]me Why won't you come on over Vale[C]rie? Vale[Dm]rie Vale[C]rie Vale[Dm]ie Kung Fu Fighting interlude: Oh oh-oh [C]ohhh... oh oh-oh [Dm]ohhh (a few times) Everybody was [C]kung-fu fighting... those kids were [Dm]fast as lightning In fact it was a [C]little bit frightening... but they fought with [Dm]expert timing They were [C]funky Chinamen... from [Dm]funky Chinatown They were [C]chopping them up... and they were [Dm]chopping them down It's an [C]ancient Chinese art... and every[Dm]body knew their part From a [C]feint into a slip... and a [G]kicking from the hip Everybody was [C]kung-fu fighting... those kids were [Dm]fast as lightning In fact it was a [C]little bit frightening... but they fought with [Dm]expert timing Oh oh-oh [C]ohhh... oh oh-oh [Dm]ohhh (a few times) Well some[C]times... I go out... by myself... and I look across the [Dm]water And I [C]think of all the things... what you're doing... and in my head I paint a [Dm]picture 'Cos [F]since I've come on home... well my [Em]body's been a mess And I've [F]missed your ginger hair... and the [Em]way you like to dress [F] Won't you come on over [C] stop making a fool out of [G]me Why won't you come on over Vale[C]rie? Vale[Dm]rie Vale[C]rie Vale[Dm]ie

Wellerman (Sea Shanty) [Am] - Nathan Evans Am There once was a ship that put to sea, Dm Am And the name of the ship was the Billy of Tea Am The winds blew up, her bow dipped down E7 Am Oh blow, me bully boys, blow (huh) |[Chorus] |F C |Soon may the Wellerman come | Dm Am |To bring us sugar and tea and rum |F C |One day, when the tonguin’ is done | E7 Am |We'll take our leave and go Am She'd not been two weeks from shore Dm Am When down on her a right whale bore Am The captain called all hands and swore E7 Am He'd take that whale in tow (huh) [Chorus] [Refrain - same melody as chorus] F C Da-da da da da-da Dm Am Da-da da-da-da da da-da F C Da-da da da da-da E7 Am Da da da da da-da Am Before the boat had hit the water Dm Am The whaaale's tail came up and caught her Am All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her E7 Am When she dived down low (huh) [Chorus] Am No line was cut, no whale was freed Dm Am The captain's mind was not of greed Am And he belonged to the Whaleman's creed E7 Am She took that ship in tow (huh) |[Chorus] |F C |Soon may the Wellerman come | Dm Am |To bring us sugar and tea and rum |F C |One day, when the tonguin’ is done | E7 Am |We'll take our leave and go [Refrain - same melody as chorus] F C Da-da da da da-da Dm Am Da-da da-da-da da da-da F C Da-da da da da-da E7 Am Da da da da da-da Am For forty days or even more Dm Am The line went slack then tight once more Am All boats were lost, there were only four E7 Am But still that whale did go (huh) [Chorus] Am As far as I've heard, the fight's still on Dm Am The line's not cut, and the whale's not gone Am The Wellerman makes his regular call Dm Am To en-courage the captain, crew and all [Chorus] x2

When I’m Cleaning Windows Intro: [C] [C7] [F] [Cdim] [C] [C7] [C6} [C] [Cdim] [C] Now [C] I go cleaning windows to [D7] earn an honest bob [G7] For a nosey parker it's an interesting [C] job [C] Now it's a job that [C7] just suits me a [F] window cleaner [Cdim] you will be If [C] you could see what [C7] I [C6] can [C] see [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows [C] The honeymooning [C7] couples too [F] you should see them [Cdim] bill and coo [C] You'd be surprised at [C7] things [C6] they [C] do [Cdim] When I'm cleaning [C] windows In [E7] my profession I work hard [A7] but I'll never stop I'll [D7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [G7] get right to the [G] top The [C] blushing bride she [C7] looks divine, the [F] bridegroom he is [Cdim] doing fine I'd [C] rather have his [C7] job [C6] than [C] mine [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows [C] The chambermaid sweet [C7] names I call [F] it's a wonder [Cdim] I don't fall My [C] mind’s not on my [C7] work [C6] at [C] all [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows [C] I know a fellow [C7] such a swell he [F] has a thirst it's [Cdim] plain to tell I've [C] seen him drink his [C7] bath [C6] as [C] well [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows In [E7] my profession I work hard [A7] but I'll never stop I'll [D7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [G7] get right to the [G] top Py[C]jamas lying [C7] side by side, [F] ladies nighties [Cdim] I have spied I've [C] often seen what [C7] goes [C6] in [C] side [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows Now [C] there's a famous [C7] talkie queen [F] looks a flapper [Cdim] on the screen She's [C] more like eighty [C7] than [C6] eigh[C]teen, [Cdim] When I'm cleaning [C] windows She [C] pulls her hair all [C7] down behind [F] then pulls down her [Cdim] never mind And [C] after that pulls [C7] down [C6] the [C] blind [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows In [E7] my profession I work hard [A7] but I'll never stop I'll [D7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [G7] get right to the [G] top An [C] old maid walks a[C7] round the floor She's [C] so fed up one [Cdim] day I'm sure She'll [C] drag me in and [C7] lock [C6] the [C] door [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows [C] [C7] [F] [Cdim] [C] [C7] [C6} [C] [Cdim] [C] [Cdim] when I'm cleaning [C] windows

When I’m Cleaning Windows (Easier)[F] - George Formby Intro: [F] [F7] [Bb] [Bbm] [F] [F7] [C7] [F] Now [F] I go cleaning windows to [G7] earn an honest bob [C7] For a nosey parker it's an interesting [F] job [F] Now it's a job that [F7] just suits me a [Bb] window cleaner [Bbm] you will be If [F] you could see what [F7] I [Dm] can [F] see [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows [F] The honeymooning [F7] couples too [Bb] you should see them [Bbm] bill and coo [F] You'd be surprised at [F7] things [Dm] they [F] do [C7] When I'm cleaning [F] windows In [A7] my profession I work hard [D7] but I'll never stop I'll [G7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [C] get right to the [C7] top The [F] blushing bride she [F7] looks divine, the [Bb] bridegroom he is [Bbm] doing fine I'd [F] rather have his [F7] job [Dm] than [F] mine [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows [F] The chambermaid sweet [F7] names I call [Bb] it's a wonder [Bbm] I don't fall My [F] mind’s not on my [F7] work [Dm] at [F] all [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows [F] I know a fellow [F7] such a swell he [Bb] has a thirst it's [Bbm] plain to tell I've [F] seen him drink his [F7] bath [Dm] as [F] well [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows In [A7] my profession I work hard [D7] but I'll never stop I'll [G7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [C] get right to the [C7] top Py[F]jamas lying [F7] side by side, [Bb] ladies nighties [Bbm] I have spied I've [F] often seen what [F7] goes [Dm] in [F] side [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows Now [F] there's a famous [F7] talkie queen [Bb] looks a flapper [Bbm] on the screen She's [F] more like eighty [F7] than [Dm] eigh[F]teen, [C7] When I'm cleaning [F] windows She [F] pulls her hair all [F7] down behind [Bb] then pulls down her [Bbm] never mind And [F] after that pulls [F7] down [Dm] the [F] blind [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows In [A7] my profession I work hard [D7] but I'll never stop I'll [G7] climb this blinking ladder 'til I [C] get right to the [C7] top An [F] old maid walks a[F7] round the floor She's [Bm] so fed up one [Bbm] day I'm sure She'll [F] drag me in and [F7] lock [Dm] the [F] door [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows [F] [F7] [Bb] [Bbm] [F] [F7] [Dm] [F] [C7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows

Worriedman Blues[C] - Half Man Half Biscuit C It takes a worried man to sing a worried song F C It takes a worried man to sing a worried song G G7 C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long. I went across the river and I lay down to sleep F C I went across the river and I lay down to sleep G G7 C When I woke up there were shackles on my feet. Twenty nine links of chain around my feet F C Twenty nine links of chain around my feet G G7 C And on each link an initial of my name. It takes a worried man to sing a worried song F C It takes a worried man to sing a worried song G G7 C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long. I asked the judge 'what will be my time?' F C I asked the judge 'what will be my time?' G G7 C Twenty one years on the R.C. Mountain Line. Train came around - sixteen coaches long F C The train came around - sixteen coaches long G G7 C The girl I love is on that train and gone. It takes a worried man to sing a worried song F C It takes a worried man to sing a worried song G G7 C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long. Should anyone ask you 'who composed this song?' F C Should anyone ask you 'who composed this song?' G G7 C Say it was I and I sing it all day long. It takes a worried man to sing a worried song F C It takes a worried man to sing a worried song G G7 C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long, G G7 C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long, G G7 C G C I'm worried now but I won't be worried long.

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