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C 0003C6 0000Cmaj70002Em 0432Ebm 0321Dm 2210G 0232Dm7 2213G7 0212C7 0001F 2010D 2225D7 2223Gsus40233A 2100A7 0100

Shuffle in 2|C |C6 |Cmaj7 |C6 ||C |Em Ebm |Dm |G ||Dm |G |Dm7 |G7 ||Dm7 |G7 |C6 | ||C7 | |F | ||D |D7 |Gsus4 |G ||C |C6 |A |A7 ||Dm7 |G7 |C |C! G7! C!

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▶ 2nd time: verse instrumental

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|C | | | |D | |D7 | ||F | |G |G7! ...|C |G // / CClose your eyes, close the door D D7You don't have to worry any moreF G G7! C G7I’ll be your to-night

CShut the light, shut the shade D D7You don't have to be a-fraidF G G7! C C7 I'll be your baby to-night

FWell that mockingbird’s gonna sail awayC We're gonna forget it D D7That big fat moon is gonna shine like a spoonG! G7! We're gonna let it, you won't regret it

CKick your shoes off, do not fear D D7Bring that bottle over hereF G G7! CI'll be your baby to-night

I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight - Bob Dylan (1967)

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Birthday Time In Corktown David Olson 1

F C F CGrab your ukuleles and the party will begin F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll raise a din and yell like sin C FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!

ChordsF 2010C 0003F7 2310Bb 3211Bbm 0111G7 0212C7 0001

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Birthday Time In Corktown David Olson 2

F C Limber up your larynxes F C7with voices fair or fowl, F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll howl n’ growl, we’re on the prowl,C C7 FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!

ChordsF 2010C 0003F7 2310Bb 3211Bbm 0111G7 0212C7 0001

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Birthday Time In Corktown LAST

Bb Happy Birthday Ukesters!, FYour friends may hoist a few – Bb To honour your nativity, G7 C C7We’ll have a drink or two or three or –F C7For tonight, you’ll just sit tight, F C C7And leave it all to us, F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll kick ‘n fuss ‘n stomp ‘n cuss C C7 FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!|F F7| Bb Bbm | C C7 | F! C7! F! |

ChordsF 2010C 0003F7 2310Bb 3211Bbm 0111G7 0212C7 0001

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G4 3 2 1G C E A

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) 1 

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) 2 

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) 3 

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) 4 

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) 5 

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Smile – Charles Chaplin (arranged in G for ukulele by Steve McNie) LAST 

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TheNEW YORK strum

in 4|: G |Am |C |G :|

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5433 Whoo-ee!

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan work-up 2/5

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan work-up 3/5

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan work-up 4/5

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan work-up 5/5

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 1

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5433|G |Am |C |G | bass walk up

G AmClouds so swift, the rain won’t lift CThe gates won't close, Gthe railings froze.G AmGet your mind off wintertimeC G bass walk-up

You ain't going nowhere

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 2

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 3

G 0232Am 2000C 0003

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Buy me a flute and agun that shoots Tailgates andsubstitutes Strap yourself to thetree with roots bass walk-up

You ain't going nowhere

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 4

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 5

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Well I don't care how manyletters they sentThe morning came and themorning wentPick up your money,pack up your tent, bass walk-up

You ain't going nowhere

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 6

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan 7

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Gengis Khan hecould not keep All his kings supplied with sleepWe'll climb that hill nomatter how steep/ / / / / bass walk-up

When we get up to it

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You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Bob Dylan LAST

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chorus x2,verse solo x2 (4x the progression)chorus x2chorus x1 instrumental and end (false)Wait ! LONG pause as if it’s over… then bass lead-in, x1 chorus and end

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 1

|: C~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oh whoa-hoh hohhhhhhh… Dm7~~~~~~~~~~~ :|x2Oh whoa-hhoh hohhhhhhh… 2, 3, 4 C Everybody was kung-fu fighting Dm7 those kicks were fast as lightning Cin fact it was a little bit frightening Dm7 but they fought with expert timing

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 2

CThey were funky China man, Dm7from funky China town CThey were chopping men up, Dm7they were chopping men down CIt's an ancient Chinese art Dm7and everybody knew their part CFrom a fainting to a slip Dm7and a kicking from the hip

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 3

CEverybody was kung-fu fighting Dm7 those kicks were fast as lightning C in fact it was a little bit frightening Dm7 but they fought with expert timing

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 4

CThere was funky Billy Chen Dm7and little Sammy Chong CHe said, “here comes the big boss,Dm7 lets get it on!” CWe took them all and made a stand, Dm7started swaying with the hands CSudden motion made me skip, Dm7now we’re into a brand new trick

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 5

C Everybody was kung-fu fighting Dm7 those kicks were fast as lightning C in fact it was a little bit frightening Dm7 but they fought with expert timing

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 6

/ C / / / | / / / Oh whoa-oh oh huh! / Dm7 / / / | / / /Oh whoa-oh oh ha! / C / / / | / / / Oh whoa-oh oh huh! / Dm7 / / / | / / /Oh whoa-oh oh ha!

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas 7

CEverybody was kung-fu fighting huh! Dm7 those kicks were fast as lightning ha! Cin fact it was a little bit frightening huh! Dm7 but they fought with expert timing ha!

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Kung Fu Fighting – Carl Douglas LAST

/ C / / / | / / / Oh whoa-oh oh huh! / Dm7 / / / | / / /Oh whoa-oh oh ha! / C / / / | / / / Oh whoa-oh oh huh! / Dm7 / / / | / / /Oh whoa-oh oh ha! repeat, fade

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton 1

D A DA lady that I know just came from Co-lom-bi-a G DShe smiled because I did not understand D Gthen she held out some marijuana ha-ha A A7 DShe said it was the best in all the land

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and I said: D D6No no no no, I don't smoke it no more D AI'm tired of waking up on the floor A7No, thank you, please, It only makes me sneeze A A7 DAnd then it makes it hard to find the door

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton 2

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D A DA woman that I know just came from Majorca, Spain G DShe smiled because I did not understand D G Then she held out a 10 pound bag of Cocaine A A7 DShe said it was the best in all the land

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton 3

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and I said: D D6No no no no, I don't sniff it no more D AI'm tired of waking up on the floor A7No, thank you, please, It only makes me sneeze A A7 DAnd then it makes it hard to find the door

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton 4

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D A DA man I know just came from Nashville Tennessee oh G DHe smiled because I did not understand D D7 GThen he held out some moonshine whiskey oh-ho A A7 DHe said it was the best in all the land

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton 5

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No No Song – Hoyt Axton LAST

and I said: |:D D6 No no no no, I don't drink it no more D A I'm tired of wakin' up on the floor A7 No, thank you, please, It only makes me sneeze A A7 D :|x2 And then it makes it hard to find the door A A7 DAnd then it makes it hard to find the door A A7 D! A7! D!And then it makes it hard to find the door

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Something – The Beatles 1

| F / Bb! G! |C Cmaj7Something in the way she moves,C7 F // Am/E Attracts me like no other lover.D D7 GSomething in the way she woo-oo-oos me. Am Am/G#I don't wanna leave her now, Am7/G DYou know I believe, and how.| F / Bb! G! |

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C Cmaj7Somewhere in her smile she knows,C7 F Am/E That I don't need no other lover.D D7 GSomething in her style that shows me. Am Am/G#I don't wanna leave her now, Am7/G DYou know I believe, and how.| F / Bb! G! |

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Something – The Beatles 2

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A C#m/G# F#m A/E You're asking me will my love grow, D G D AI don't know, I don't know.A C#m/G# F#m A/E You stick around now, it may show, D G D AI don't know, I don't know.

|C |Cmaj7 |C7 |F / / Am ||D D7 |G |Am Am/G# |Am7/G D ||F /Bb!G!|

Something – The Beatles 3

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Something – The Beatles LAST

C Cmaj7Something in the way she knows,C7 F Am/E And all I have to do is think of her.D D7 GSomething in the things she shows me. Am Am/G#I don't wanna leave her now, Am7/G DYou know I believe, and how.| F / Bb! G! | A || F / Bb! G! | C!

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Octopus’s Garden – The Beatles 1 (Ringo does it in E)

| F / Bb F! | F / Bb-C F! || F Dm | Bb C walk up |

F Dm I'd like to be under the sea Bb C In an Octopus's Garden in the shade.F Dm He'd let us in knows where we've been, Bb CIn his Octopus's Garden in the shade.

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Dm C I'd ask my friends to come and see Bb C /! /! /! run up

An Octopus's Garden with me.F Dm I'd like to be under the sea Bb C F In an Octopus's Garden in the shade.

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Octopus’s Garden – The Beatles 2

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F Dm We would be warm below the storm ahh ahh ahh ahhh Bb CIn our little hideaway beneath the waves. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhF Dm Resting our head on the sea bedahhhh oo oooo oo ooooo Bb C In an Octopus's Garden near a cave. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ahhhhh

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Octopus’s Garden – The Beatles 3

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Dm C We would sing and dance aroundBb C /! /! /! /! walk up

Because we know we can't be found.F Dm I'd like to be under the seaBb C FIn an Octopus's Garden in the shade.

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F Dm We would shout and swim about ahh – ahh ahh ahhh Bb CThe coral that lies beneath the waves. lies beneath the ocean wavesF Dm Oh, what joy for every girl and boy ahh ahh ahh ahhBb C Knowing they're happy and they're safe. happy and they’re safe

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Octopus’s Garden – The Beatles 5

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Octopus’s Garden – The Beatles LAST

Dm C We would be so happy, you and me.Bb C!C!C!C!walk up

No one there to tell us what to do.F Dm I'd like to be under the sea ahh ahh ahh ahh Bb C Dm / / /In an Octopus's Garden with you, Bb C Dm / / /In an Octopus's Garden with you, Bb C F / F!C7!F!In an Octopus's Garden with you,

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard work-up 1/2

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard work-up 2/2

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 1

D Ds24/EThe first thing I remember knowing D/F# GWas a lonesome whistle blowing DAnd a young one's dream of A A7growing up to ride

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D Ds24/EOn a freight train leaving town D/F# GNot knowing where I'm bound D A A7

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 2

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A7 D Ds24/EOne and only rebel child D/F# GFrom a family meek and mild DMy mama seemed to know what lay A A7in store

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 3

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D Ds24/EDepite all my Sunday learning D/F# GTowards the bad I kept on turning D A A7 D//Ds4 D!Til Mama couldn't hold me anymore

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 4

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X! X! DI turned twenty-one in prison G D / D!doing life without paroleD/C#! BmNo one could steer me right A A7but Mama tried, (Mama tried)

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 5

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DMama tried to raise me better G DBut her pleading I denied Bm AThat leaves only me to blame A7 D / / Ds4 | D! . . . | cause Mama tried

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 6

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 7

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/ / D Ds24/EDear old Daddy rest his soul D GLeft my mom a heavy load DShe tried so very hard to fill hisA A7shoes

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 8

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D Ds24/EWorking hours without rest D/F# GWanted me to have the best D A A7She tried to raise me right but I D / / Ds4|D! .refused

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 9

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X! X! DI turned twenty-one in prison G D / D!doing life without paroleD/C#! BmNo one could steer me right A A7but Mama tried, (Mama tried)

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 10

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D Mama tried to raise me better G DBut her pleading I denied Bm AThat leaves only me to blame A7 D / / Ds4 | D! cause Mama tried

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard 11

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X! X! DI turned twenty-one in prison G D / D!doing life without paroleD/C#! BmNo one could steer me right A A7but Mama tried, (Mama tried)

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Mama Tried – Merle Haggard LAST

DMama tried to raise me better G DBut her pleading I denied Bm AThat leaves only me to blame A7 D / / Ds4 | D / cause Mama tried/ / Bm AThat leaves only me to blame A7 |C |G |D |D! Ds4! D! cause Mama tried

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Boney Fingers – Hoyt Axton work-up

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Boney Fingers – Hoyt Axton 1

|:A | | | :|x2 ASee the rain comin' down and theARoof won't hold 'erD / D /Lost my job and I feel a little olderE7 / E7 /Car won't run and our love's grown colderE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / Better

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A /Oh the clothes need washin’ Aand the fire won't startD DKids all cryin' and you're breakin' my heartE7 / E7 /Whole darn place is fallin' apart butE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / Better

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/ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / / / Boney Fingers. (Yeah, …)

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A AYeah, I've been broke as long as I rememberD DGet a little money and I gotta run and spend 'erE7 When I try to save it, E7pretty woman come and take it. sayinE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / Better

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/ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / / / Boney Fingers.

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AYea, the grass won't grow Aand the sun's too hot D DThe whole darn world is goin' to potE7 Might as well like it 'cause you'reE7all that I've gotE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / Better

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/ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / / / Boney Fingers.

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Boney Fingers – Hoyt Axton secret verse(so secret, it don’t even have a page number)

ABored one day, IAbought a ukuleleD / D /Weren’t too long til I’uz playin’ dailyE7 / E7 /Wife couldn’t take it, up’n left me for a ladyE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / /Better

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/ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / / / Boney Fingers. (see the…)

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ASee the rain comin' down and theARoof won't hold 'erD / D /Lost my job and I feel a little olderE7 / E7 /Car won't run and our love's grown colderE7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA /Better, in the mornin’E7 / Maybe things'll get a littleA / | / Better

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Boney Fingers – Hoyt Axton LAST

/ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / / Boney Fingers./ E7 / /Work your fingers to the bone –/ D! > > > A / whadda ya get? Boney Fingers –E7 / A / | A! E7! A!~~~~~~~ Boney Fingers.

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Lost River v.1 – Michael Martin Murphy 1Nitty Gritty Dirt Band popularized 

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G G7There’s a lost river that flows C G In a valley where no one goes, D C Where the wild waters rush D D7 GRumbles deep in the hush

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Lost River 2

G G7Gone far from there now, C G Lord, I’ll be back somehow D C To where the lost river winds D D7 |G |G |In the shadow of the pines

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G C GOh, lost river, now I’m coming back D C To the pot-belly stove, D D7 Gwhere the firewood’s all stacked G G7 Oh Quebec girl, go with me, C G Oh my belle, my fleur de lys, D CWhere the lost river winds D D7 G intro...In the shadow of the pines

Lost River 3

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/ G G7Now everybody knows C GWhere that lost river flows D It’s some place that he’s lost D7 GBehind bridges that he’s crossed

Lost River 4

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G G7Well, he’d like to return, C GBut his bridges are all burned D CAnd he’s much too far down D D7 |G | |To return to higher ground

Lost River 5

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G C GOh, lost river, now I’m coming back D C To the pot-belly stove, D D7 Gwhere the firewoods all stacked G G7 Oh Quebec girl, go with me, C G Oh my belle, my fleur de lys, D CWhere the lost river winds D D7 GIn the shadow of the pines

Lost River 6

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G C GOh lost river, far over the ridge D C Now is it too late for me toD D7 Gbuild me a new bridge? G G7To the bright golden time C GWhen her love was still mine D CAnd the world was still wild D D7 C Like the heart of a

Lost River 7

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Lost River LAST

G C GOh, lost river, now I’m coming back D C To the pot-belly stove, D D7 Gwhere the firewoods all stacked G G7 Oh Quebec girl, go with me, C G Oh my belle, my fleur de lys, D CWhere the lost river winds D /// D7// /|G / / /| / / G!In the shadow of the pines

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles 1

C C6 EmAh, look at all the lonely people.C C6 EmAh, look at all the lonely people.EmEleanor Rigby,picks up the rice in the church C ///where a wedding has been,/ / Em /lives in a dream.Em Waits at the window, wearing the face C ///that she keeps in a jar by the door,/ / Em /who is it for?

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Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Emwhere do they all come from?Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Emwhere do they all belong?

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles 2

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EmFather McKenzie, writing the words C ///of a sermon that no one will hear,/ / Em /no-one comes near.EmLook at him working, darning his socks C ///in the night when there’s nobody there,/ / Em /what does he care?

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles 3

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Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Emwhere do they all come from?Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Emwhere do they all belong?C C6 EmAh, look at all the lonely people.C C6 EmAh, look at all the lonely people.

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles 4

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EmEleanor Rigby died in the church C ///and was buried along with her name,/ / Em /nobody came.EmFather McKenzie, wiping the dirt C ///from his hands as he walks from the grave,/ / Em /no-one was saved.

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles 5

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Eleanor Rigby – The Beatles LAST

Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Emwhere do they all come from?Em7 Em6All the lonely people, C/E Em!where do they all belong?

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I Can See Clearly Now – Johnny Nash 1

D G D D I can see clearly now the rain is gone.D G A A I can see all obstacles in my way.D G Gone are the da-ark clouds thatD Dhad me blind.D It's gonna be a|:C / / / bright (bright) G / / / D | bright (bright) sunshiny day. D / / / :| It’s gonna be a

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D G I think I can make it now the D Dpain is gone.D G A A All of the bad feelings have disappeared.D G D D Here is that rainbow I've been praying for.D It's gonna be a|:C / / / bright (bright) G / / / D | bright (bright) sunshiny day. D / / / :| It’s gonna be a

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F F Look all around, C Cthere's nothing but blue skies.F F Look straight ahead, A / / / A / / /there's nothing but blue sky.

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D G D D I can see clearly now the rain is gone.D G A A I can see all obstacles in my way.D G Gone are the da-ark clouds thatD Dhad me blind.D It's gonna be a|:C / / / bright (bright) G / / / D(!) | bright (bright) sunshiny day. D / / / :|x4 It’s gonna be a

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The Long Way Home 1Rick Davies / Roger Hodgson

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Cm7 Bb/C So you think you're a RomeoF/C C Playing a part in a picture show C7sus4/CTake the long way home C5Take the long way home

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Cm7 'Cause you're the joke of theBb/CneighborhoodF/C Why should you care if you'reCfeeling good? C7sus4/CTake the long way home C5Take the long way home

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Em But there are times that youEm7/E Amfeel you're part of the sceneryEm/G F All the greeneryF6/F Bb F/A is comin' down, boy.

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G And then your wife seems toEm7 Amthink you're part of the furnitureEm/G F F6 Oh, it's peculiar, she used toBb / F/A / G7 / / /be~~~~~~ so~~~~~~~ nice

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Cm7 When lonely days turn toBb/Clonely nightsF/C C You take a trip to the city lights C7sus4/CAnd take the long way home C5Take the long way home

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Cm7 Bb/C You never see what you want to seeF/C C Forever playing to the gallery C7sus4/C You take the long way home C5Take the long way home

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Em And when you're up on the Em7 Amstage, it's so unbelievable,Em/G F F6 Oh, unforgettable, how they Bb / F/A /adore you

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G But then your wife seems toEm7 Amthink you're losing your sanityEm/G F F6 Oh it’s calamity, is thereBb / F / G7 / / /no~~~~~ way~~~~~ out? Oh!

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Em Does it feel that yourEm7 Amlife's become a catastrophe?Em/G F F6 Oh, it has to be for you toBb / F/A /grow, boy

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Cm7 So when the day comes toBb/Csettle downF/C C well who's to blame if you're not around? Bb/C / / /You took the long way home Ab/C / / /You took the long way home F/C / / /You took the long way home

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Wagon WheelOld Crow Medicine Show, co-written by Bob Dylan

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G DHeaded down south to the land of the pines Em CAnd I'm thumbin' my way into North CarolineGStarin' up the road D CAnd pray to God I see headlights

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G DI made it down the coast in seventeen hoursEm CPickin' me a bouquet of dogwood flowers GAnd I'm a hopin' for Raleigh D CI can see my baby tonight

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G DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm CRock me mama any way you feelG D CHey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm CRock me mama like a south-bound trainG D CHey, mama rock me

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G DRunnin' from the cold up in New England Em CI was born to be a fiddler in an old-timestringband GMy baby plays the guitarD CI pick a banjo now

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G DOh the North country winters keep a gettin’me now Em CLost my money playin' poker so I had to upand leave GBut I ain't a turnin' back D CTo livin' that old life no more

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G DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm CRock me mama any way you feelG D CHey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm CRock me mama like a south-bound trainG D CHey, mama rock me

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G! D!Walkin' to the south out of Roanoke Em!I caught a trucker out of Philly C!Had a nice long toke G! D!But he's a headed west from the Cumberland Gap

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G DAnd I gotta get a move on fit for the sun EmI hear my baby callin' my name CAnd I know that she's the only one GAnd if I die in Raleigh D CAt least I will die free

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G DSo rock me mama like a wagon wheelEm CRock me mama any way you feelG D CHey, mama rock meG DRock me mama like the wind and the rainEm CRock me mama like a south-bound trainG D C G!Hey, mama rock me

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Why don’t youG Bmgather your family around C GSing hey dum diddley-dum Am D7Cuz together we found G EmA grand old sound, singA7 D7 GHey dum diddley-dum

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G Bm Come join in the fun C GSing hey dum diddley-dumAm D7We’re gonna sing ‘til theG Emday is done, singA7 D7 GHey dum diddley-dum

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Well we G Bmlove to hear you all singC Ghey dum diddley-dum Am D7So together let’s make thisG EmWhole place ring! withA7 D7 GHey dum diddley-dum

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|F | |Bb |F ||F |C |F |F / / / FIt’s a working man I am Bb Fand I've been down underground CAnd I swear to God if I ever see the sun FOr for any length of time Bb FI can hold it in my mind C FI never again will go down underground

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  FAt the age of sixteen years, Bb FOh he quarreled with his peers F CWho vowed they’d never see another one F In the dark recess of the mine Bb Fwhere you age before your time F C FAnd the coal dust lies heavy on your lungs.

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FIt’s a working man I am Bb Fand I've been down underground CAnd I swear to God if I ever see the sun FOr for any length of time Bb FI can hold it in my mind C FI never again will go down underground

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  FAt the age of sixty four, BbOld will greet you at the door F CAnd he’ll gently lead you by the arm F Through the dark recess of the mine, Bb FOld will take you back in time F C FAnd tell you of the hardships that were had

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Will You Still Love me Tomorrow - Gerry Goffin & Carole King

C Dm7 G G7 Tonight you're mine completelyC G G G7 You give your love so sweetly E7 E7+5 E7Tonight the light ofAmsus4 Am Am7love is in your eyesF G G7 Csus C |G Will you still love me to-mor- row

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C Dm7 G G7 Is this a lasting treasureC G G G7 Or just a moment's pleasure E7 E7+5 E7 Can I can I believe theAmsus4 Am Am A6magic of your sighF G G7 Csus C |C Will you still love me to-mor- row

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Will You Still Love me Tomorrow 2

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F Dm7 Em7 Tonight with words unspokenF G G7 C |C You say that I'm the only oneF Dm7 Em7 But will my heart be broken AmWhen the night (when the night) D7 Dm7/G |G G7 |meets the morning sun

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Will You Still Love me Tomorrow LAST

C Dm7 G G7 I'd like to know that your loveC G G7 Is a love I can be sure of E7 E7+5 E7So tell me now andAmsus AmI won't ask againF G G7 Csus C Will you still love me to-mor- rowF G G7! Csus C! Will you still love me to-mor- row

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TheGOTHAM strum

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v1 melodica v2 risa v3 risa improv v4 both, melody

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Swinging Shepherd Blues – Moe Koffman LAST

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You’ll Never Walk Alone – Rodgers & Hammerstein (Gerry and the Pacemakers) 1

CWhen you walk through a storm GHold your head up high F C G Gm And don’t be afraid of the dark. Dm Bb F Dm At the end of a storm is a golden sky Bb Am Gm F E C7And the sweet silver song of a lark. F E7Walk on through the wind C FmWalk on through the rain, C Em F GThough your dreams be tossed and blown.

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You’ll Never Walk Alone – Rodgers & Hammerstein LAST

C Caug F D7Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart C! C6! F! F#! G And you’ll ne ver walk a lone, C! C6! F! G! C GYou’ll ne ver walk a lone. C Caug F D7Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart C! C6! F! G! C G And you’ll ne ver walk a lone, C! F! F///// CYou’ll ne ver walk a lone.

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Country strum (2/4 feel)

CBusted flat in Baton Rouge, headin' for the trainC GFeelin' nearly faded as my jeansGBobby thumbed a diesel down, just before it rained C Took us all the way to New OrleansC I took my harpoon out of my dirty red bandannaC F And was blowing sad while Bobby sang the bluesFWith those windshield wipers slappin' time C And Bobby clappin' handsC G C We finally sang up every song that driver knew

Me and Bobby McGee– Kris Kristofferson

and Fred Foster

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Chorus 1:F C Freedom's just another word for nothing' left to loseG C Nothin' ain't worth nothin' but it's freeF C Feeling good was easy, Lord, when Bobby sang the bluesGFeeling good was good enough for meG I C / / / I D / / / I Good enough for me and Bobby McGee

Me and Bobby McGee– Kris Kristofferson

and Fred Foster

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Verse 2:DFrom the coal mines of Kentucky, to the California sunD ABobby shared the secrets of my soulAStandin' right beside me, Lord, through everything I've doneA DEvery night she kept me from the coldDThen somewhere near Salinas, Lord, I let her slip awayD GSearchin' for the home I heard she ownsG D And I'd give all my tomorrows for a single yesterdayA D Holdin' Bobby's body close to mine

Me and Bobby McGee– Kris Kristofferson

and Fred Foster

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Chorus 2:G DFreedom's just another word for nothing' left to loseA D Nothin' ain't worth nothin' but it's freeG D Feeling good was easy, Lord, when Bobby sang the bluesA Feeling good was good enough for meA D Good enough for me and Bobby McGee

Me and Bobby McGee– Kris Kristofferson

and Fred Foster

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Harmonica break:I D / / / I D / / / I D / / / I D / / / II D / / / I D / / / I A / / / I A / / / II A / / / I A / / / I A / / / I A / / / II A / / / I A / / / I D / / / I D / / / I

Playout:DLa na-na na naDLa na na naD ALa na na Me and Bobby McGeeALa na-na na naALa na na naA DLa na na Me and Bobby McGee (repeat to fade…)

Me and Bobby McGee LAST– Kris Kristoffersonand Fred Foster

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mumford & sons | i will waitfrom their recently released new CD BABEL

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 1 

4/4|:Am |G/B |6/4| C / F / C/E / |4/4| G/D :|x2 |G // / C /// | ///Well I came home/ F /// | / / /Like a stone / C /// |And I fell heavy/ / / / Gs4 /// |G// into your arms

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/ / C /// | These days of dust/ / / / F / / / | Which we've known/ / / / C / / / | Will blow a-way/ / / / Gs4///|G/// with this new sun

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 2 

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Am /// G/B /// C /But I'll kneel down F / C/E / G/D /// |G ///Wait for now Am /// G/B /// C /And I'll kneel downF / C/E / G / / / | //// Know my ground

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 3 

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C!/ /And I will wait, / / / / / Em!...|G!...I will wait for you C!/ /And I will wait, / / / / / Em!..|G!...|I will wait for you

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C /// | ///So break my step/ F /// | //And relent/ / C /// | /You forgave/ / / Gs4 /// | Gand I won't forget

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/ / / C /// | //Know what we've seen/ / F /// | /And him with less/ / / C /// | /Now in some way,/ / / Gs4 /// | G// shake the excess

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/ |:C / /Cause I will wait, / / / / / Em///|G/// :| I will wait for you ‘Cause

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- no bass, no drums,- pluck middle 2 strings (8ths)

/ C /// | ///Now I'll be bold / F /// | / /As well as strong/ / C /// | / /Use my head / / Gsus /// | G//along side my heart

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 8 

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- Bass 1st note each bars- Bass drums on each beat

/ C /// | /So take my flesh/ / / F /// | /And fix my eyes/ / / C /// | /That tethered mind/ / / Gs4 | Gfree from the lies

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 9 

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Am /// G/B /// C /But I'll kneel down F / C/E / G /// Wait for now Am /// G/B /// C /And I'll kneel downF / C/E / G / / / | //// Know my ground

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 10 

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I Will Wait – Mumford & Sons 11 

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/ |:C / /Cause I will wait, / / / / / Em///|G/// :|x4 C! I will wait for you ‘Cause

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Home For A Rest – Spirit Of The West 1

3/4

Am GYou'll have to excuse me, C FI'm not at my best C GI've been gone for a month F C/E Dm7 C

I've been drunk since I left Am G

These so-called vacations C F

Will soon be my death C GI'm so sick from the drink F C/E Dm7 CI need home for a rest

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Am GWe arrived in December C Fand London was cold C GSo we stayed in the bars F FAlong Charing Cross Road Am GWe never saw nothin’ C Fbut brass taps and oak C GKept the shine on the bar F GWith the sleeves of our coats

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G! You'll have to excuse me, C! G!I'm not at my best

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Am G C FEuston Station the train journey north C GIn the buffet car F we lurched back and forth Am GPast odd crooked dykes C FThrough Yorkshire's green fields C GWe were flung into dance F GAs the train jigged and reeled

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G!You'll have to excuse me, C! G!I'm not at my best

C FI've been gone for a week

G GI've been drunk since I left G!These so-called vacations C! G!Will soon be my death C FI'm so sick from the drink G CI need home for a rest

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Am |F |G |Dm |Am |F |G |G |Am |Dm |G |Em |Am |Dm |G |G |Em! Em! . . | By theAm Glight of the moon C Fshe'd drift through the streets C G F FA rare old perfume so seductive and sweet Am GShe'd tease us and flirt C Fas the pubs all closed down C G F GThen walk us on home and deny us a round

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G! You'll have to excuse me, C! G!I'm not at my best

C FI've been gone for a month

G GI've been drunk since I left G!These so-called vacations C! G!Will soon be my death C FI'm so sick from the drink G FI need home for a rest

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|: Am |Dm |G |Em Am :|x2 Am GThe gas heater's empty, C Fit's damp as a tomb C GAnd the spirits we drank F Flike a ghost in the room Am GI'm knackered again, C Fcome on please take me soon C GAnd don't lift up my head F G'til the twelve bells at noon

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G!You'll have to excuse me, C! G!I'm not at my best

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Home For A Rest – Spirit Of The West 9

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Ballad of John & Yoko – The Beatles 1

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didn’t even give us a chance A7Christ, you know it ain’t easy… E7 You know how hard it can be… B7The way things are going… EThey’re gonna crucify me.

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EFinally made the plane into ParisHoneymooning down by the Seine E7Peter Brown called to sayYou can make it okYou can get married in Gibraltar near Spain A7Christ, you know it ain’t easy… E7 You know how hard it can be… B7The way things are going… EThey’re gonna crucify me.

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EDrove from Paris to the Amsterdam Hilton…talking in our beds for a week… E7The newspapers saidWhat are you doing in bedWe're only trying to get us some peace A7Christ, you know it ain’t easy… E7 You know how hard it can be… B7The way things are going… EThey’re gonna crucify me.

Ballad of John & Yoko – The Beatles 3

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A7Saving all your money for a rainy dayGiving all your clothes to charityLast nite the wife said“Oh boy when you’re dead B7 You don’t take nothing with you B7but your soul. Think!”

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EMade a lightning trip to Vienna…Eating chocolate cake in a bag… E7The newspapers said, "She's gone to his head.They look just like two gurus in drag” A7Christ, you know it ain’t easy… E7 You know how hard it can be… B7The way things are going… EThey’re gonna crucify me.

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ECaught the early plane back to London…Fifty acorns tied in a sack… E7The men from the press say,"We wish you successIt's good to have the both of you back”(Christ, you know…)

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Ballad of John & Yoko – The Beatles LAST

A7Christ, you know it ain’t easy… E7 You know how hard it can be… B7The way things are going… EThey’re gonna crucify me. B7

the way things are going… E | | They’re gonna crucify me.|B7 | | E | E6! (4444)

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Words – Bee Gees 1 

|: G / / Gsus4 :|x2

G Gmaj7Smile an everlasting smile

|A |A7 A smile can bring you near to me

|D D7Don't ever let me find you gone

C/G G 'Cause that would bring a tear to me|Gsus4 G |

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BbThis world has lost its glory

Let's start a brand new storyF |F / /now, my love/ |G Gmaj7Right now there'll be no other time

|A / / / |D D7 |And I can show you how, my love

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G Gmaj7Talk in everlasting words A |A7 / /And dedicate them all to me/ |D D7And I will give you all my life C/G G I'm there if you should call to me|Gsus4 G|

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BbYou think that I don't even mean

D / / / | D!A single word I sayn.c GIt's only words D /and words are all I have,

D7 / |G |D7 / / |To take your heart away

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Words – Bee Gees LAST 

BbYou think that I don't even mean

D / / / | D!A single word I say|:n.c G It's only words D / and words are all I have, D7 |G |D7! :|x2 To take your heart away n.c G! D! It's only words and words are all I have, |G / / Gsus4 |x3 G! To take your heart away

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Breakfast in America – Supertramp 1WORK IN PROGRESS

Cm Bb Take a look at my girlfriendAb She's the only one I gotCm Bb Not much of a girlfriend Ab I never seem to get a lot

G G7 Take a jumbo across the waterCmLike to see AmericaG G7 See the girls in California Fm BbI'm hoping it's going to come true Fm Bb G7But there's not a lot I can do

Cm BbCould we have kippers for breakfast?AbMummy dear, Mummy dearCm Bb They got to have 'em in Texas Ab'Cause everyone's a millionaire

G G7 I'm a winner, I'm a sinnerCmDo you want my autographG G7 I'm a loser, what a joker Fm BbI'm playing my jokes upon you Fm Bb While there's nothing better to do, hey

G G7 Cm Ba ba da dum, ba ba, da-d' do da do da doG G7 CmBa ba da dum, ba ba, da-d' do da do da doF Dm GLa la la, la la la, la la la la

Cm Bb Don't you look at my girlfriend, girlfriend Ab'Cause she's the only one I gotCm Bb Not much of a girlfriend, girlfriend AbI never seem to get a lot - What's she got? Not a lot

G G7 Take a jumbo across the waterCmLike to see AmericaG G7 See the girls in California Fm BbI'm hoping it's going to come true Fm Bb G! But there's not a lot I can do, hey

G G7 CmBa ba da dum, ba ba, da-d' do da do da doG G7 CmBa ba da dum, ba ba, da-d' do da do da doG CmHey u-um, hey u-um, hey u-um, hey u-umG CmHey u-um, hey u-um, hey u-um, hey u-umF Dm GLa la la, la la la, la la la la

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Born To Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez 1 WORK IN PROGRESS

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D C GWe were born to be a-liveD C GWe were born to be a-live.Bm C DBorn, born to be alive (Born to be alive.) Bm A GYou see, we're born, born, born D(born to be alive.)

D GPeople ask me why I neverGfind a place to stop and settleD C Gdown, down, down.G D But I never wanted all those thingsGpeople need to justify theirDlives, lives, lives.

CHORUS: Bm C DYou see, we're born, born..born to be alive.

(Born to be alive.) Bm A GYou see, we're born, born, born...

BmIt's good to Be alive, to be alive, Gto Be alive. BmIt's good to Be alive, to be alive, Gto Be alive. Bm DIt's good to be alive.

DTime was on my side when I wasGrunning down the street..D C Gbind, bind, bind. DA suitcase and an old guitar, isGall I need to occupy Dmy mind, mind, mind.

Bm C DYou see we're born, born..born to be alive.

(Born to be alive.) Bm A G You see we're born, born, born.. Bm C DYou see, we're born, born..born to be alive.

(Born to be alive.) Bm A G You see we're born, born, born.. Bm C DYou see we're born, born..born to be alive.

(Born to be alive.) Bm A G DYou see, we're born, born, born..born to be alive.

Bm C DBorn, born, to be alive.

(Born to be alive.) Bm A G DYou see, we're born, born, born..born to be alive.

Bm C DBorn, born, to be alive...(Fade.)