The UkeQUESTors’

Ukulele Festival 2021Proposed Playlist

As Of June 3, 2021

Song Last Update Key PageA Summer Song (Chad & Jeremy) 6-3-21 C/F/D 2Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding) 6-3-21 G/C/D 5Mr. Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan) 6-2-21 G/D/C 8Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head (B.J. Thomas)

5-31-21 C/G 11

Ripple (The Grateful Dead) 6-1-21 G/C/D 13River (Bill Staines) 6-2-21 C/D/G 16Sweet City Woman (The Stampeders) 6-2-21 C/D/G 19Ticket To Ride (The Beatles) 6-3-21 C/G 22When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 6-2-21 C 24Will The Circle Be Unbroken 6-2-21 C/D/G 25Winchester Cathedral 6-2-21 C/G 28Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton) 6-2-21 G/C/D 30

* The preferred key.

The final version of this play list will have song sheets only in the preferred key,and in the order of play at the Uke Fest.

This is based on the proposed playlist for the Rocket City Ukulele Festival 2020 as of March1, 2020, which was canceled due to COVID-19.

A Summer Song (Chad Stuart, Clive Metcalfe & Keith Noble, 1964) (F)A Summer Song by Chad and Jeremy

Intro F Am Bb C (2x)

F Am Bb C F Am BbTrees swaying in the summer breeze C F Am Bb C F Showing off their silver leaves as we walked by Am Bb C F Am Bb Soft kisses on a summer’s day C F Am Laughing all our cares a-way Bb C F Am Bb CJust you and I

F Am Bb C F Am Bb Sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights C F Am Bb Gazing at the distant lights C F Ab Bb FIn the starry sky

BridgeBb C F DmThey say that all good things must end, someday,Bb C Dm [ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ _ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ ]Autumn leaves must fall F A7But don’t you know, that it hurts me so, Dm Am Gm To say goodbye to you ooo,Dm C Dm CWish you didn’t have to go, No, no, no, no…

F Am Bb And when the rain C F Am Bb Beats against my window pane C F Am BbI’ll think of summer days a-gain C F (To Bridge) Ab Bb FAnd dream of you To Outro: F Am Bb

Outro C F Am Bb C F (Hold)And dream of you.

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A Summer Song (Chad Stuart, Clive Metcalfe & Keith Noble, 1964) (C)A Summer Song by Chad and Jeremy

Intro C Em F G (2x)

C Em F G C Em FTrees swaying in the summer breeze G C Em F G CShowing off their silver leaves as we walked by Em F G C Em F Soft kisses on a summer’s day G C Em Laughing all our cares a-way F G C Em F GJust you and I

C Em F G C Em F Sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights G C Em F Gazing at the distant lights G C Eb F CIn the starry sky.

BridgeF G C AmThey say that all good things must end, some-day,F G Am [ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ _ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ ]Autumn leaves must fall. C E7 But don’t you know, that it hurts me so, Am Em Dm To say goodbye to you ooo,Am G Am GWish you didn’t have to go, No, no, no, no.

C Em F And when the rain G C Em F Beats against my window pane G C Em FI’ll think of summer days a-gain G C (To Bridge) Eb F CAnd dream of you To Outro: C Em F

Outro G C Em F G C [Hold]And dream of you.

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A Summer Song (Chad Stuart, Clive Metcalfe & Keith Noble, 1964) (D)A Summer Song by Chad and Jeremy

Intro D F#m G A (2x)

D F#m G A D F#m GTrees swaying in the summer breeze A D F#m G A D Showing off their silver leaves as we walked by. F#m G A D F#m G Soft kisses on a summer’s day A D F#m Laughing all our cares a-way G A D F#m G AJust you and I.

D F#m G A D F#m G Sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights A D F#m G Gazing at the distant lights A D F G AIn the starry sky.

Bridge G A D BmThey say that all good things must end, someday,G A Bm Autumn leaves must fall [ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ _ ↓ _ ↓ ↓ ] D F#7 But don’t you know, that it hurts me so, Bm F#m Dm To say goodbye to you ooo,Bm A Bm AWish you didn’t have to go, No, no, no, no…

D F#m G And when the rain A D F#m G Beats against my window pane A D F#m GI’ll think of summer days a-gain A D (To Bridge) F G A And dream of you To Outro: D F#m G

Outro A D F#m G A DAnd dream of you

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The Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding & Steve Cropper, 1967) (G)(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding (1967)

Lyrics Source: (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay (The Estate of Otis Redding)

Intro (4 measures) G

G B7Sittin’ in the morning sun C B Bb AI’ll be sittin’ when the even-ing comesG B7Watching the ships roll in C B Bb AThen I watch them roll a-way a - gain, yeah

G E7I’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay G E7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh G AI’m just sittin’ on the dock of the bay G E7Wastin’ time

G B7I left my home in GeorgiaC B Bb AHeaded for the Fris-co Bay G B7Cuz I’ve had nothing to live for C B Bb AAnd look like nothing’s gonna come my way

G E7So, I’m just gon’ sit on the dock of the bay G E7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh G AI’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay G E7Wastin’ time

BridgeG D CLooks like nothing’s gonna changeG D CEvery-thing still remains the sameG D CI can’t do what ten people tell me to doF DSo I guess I’ll re-main the same, listen

G B7Sittin’ here resting my bones C B Bb AAnd this loneliness won’t leave me a - lone,

listenG B7Two thousand miles I roam C B Bb AJust to make this dock my home, now

G E7I’m just gon’ sit at the dock of a bay G E7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, oohG ASittin’ on the dock of the bay G E7Wastin’ time

Outro [Whistle and soften]G | E7 | G | E7 | (2x) End on C

The Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding & Steve Cropper, 1967) (C)(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding (1967)

Lyrics Source: (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay (The Estate of Otis Redding)

Intro (4 measures) C

C E7Sittin’ in the morning sun F E Eb DI’ll be sittin’ when the even-ing comesC E7Watching the ships roll in F E Eb DThen I watch them roll a-way a - gain, yeah

C A7I’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay C A7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh C DI’m just sittin’ on the dock of the bay C A7Wastin’ time

C E7I left my home in GeorgiaF E Eb DHeaded for the Fris-co Bay C E7Cuz I’ve had nothing to live for F E Eb DAnd look like nothing’s gonna come my way

C A7So, I’m just gon’ sit on the dock of the bay C A7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh C DI’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay C A7Wastin’ time

BridgeC G FLooks like nothing’s gonna changeC G FEvery-thing still remains the sameC G FI can’t do what ten people tell me to doGb GSo I guess I’ll re-main the same, listen

C E7Sittin’ here resting my bones F E Eb DAnd this loneliness won’t leave me a - lone,

listenC E7Two thousand miles I roam F E Eb DJust to make this dock my home, now

C A7I’m just gon’ sit at the dock of a bay C A7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, oohC DSittin’ on the dock of the bay C A7Wastin’ time

Outro [Whistle and soften]C | A7 | C | A7 | (2x) End on F

The Dock of the Bay (Otis Redding & Steve Cropper, 1967) (D)(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding (1967)

Lyrics Source: (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay (The Estate of Otis Redding)

Intro (4 measures) D

D F#7Sittin’ in the morning sun G F# F EI’ll be sittin’ when the even-ing comesD F#7Watching the ships roll in G F# F EThen I watch them roll a-way a - gain, yeah

D B7I’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay D B7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh D EI’m just sittin’ on the dock of the bay D B7Wastin’ time

D F#7I left my home in GeorgiaG F# F EHeaded for the Fris-co Bay D F#7Cuz I’ve had nothing to live for G F# F EAnd look like nothing’s gonna come my way

D B7So, I’m just gon’ sit on the dock of the bay D B7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, ooh D EI’m sittin’ on the dock of the bay D B7Wastin’ time

BridgeD A GLooks like nothing’s gonna changeD A GEvery-thing still remains the sameD A GI can’t do what ten people tell me to doC ASo I guess I’ll re-main the same, listen

D F#7Sittin’ here resting my bones G F# F EAnd this loneliness won’t leave me a - lone,

listenD F#7Two thousand miles I roam G F# F EJust to make this dock my home, now

D B7I’m just gon’ sit at the dock of a bay D B7Watchin’ the tide roll a-way, oohD ESittin’ on the dock of the bay D B7Wastin’ time

Outro [Whistle and soften]D | B7 | D | B7 | (2x) End on G

Mr Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan, 1964) (C)Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds (1965)

Intro* | C F G G | (4x)

ChorusF G C F Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, C F G Gsus2 | G Gsus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.F G C F Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, C F G C Csus4 | C Csus4In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

F G C F Take me for a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship, C F C F All my senses have been stripped, and my hands can't feel to grip. C FAnd my toes too numb to step, C F G Gsus2 | G Gsus2Wait only for my boot heels, to be wanderin'.

F G C F I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade, C F C F On to my own parade. Cast your dancin' spell my way, G Gsus2 | G Gsus2I promise to go under it. Chorus

F G C F Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, C F G Gsus2 | G Gsus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.F G C F Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, C F G CIn the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

Outro | C F G G | (4x) | C (Hold)

A ----------0---------------------------------------E ----3--------3---1---0--------------------------C -0----0------------------2—0---2—2---0---2G ---------------------------------------------------

Bari

*The strum pattern for the Intro & Outro is: C F G G DDU - DUDU – DUDU _UDU

Mr Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan, 1964) (D)Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds (1965)

Intro* | D G A A | (4x)

ChorusG A D G Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, D G A Asus2 | A Asus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.G A D G Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, D G A D Dsus4 | D Dsus4In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

G A D G Take me for a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship, D G D G All my senses have been stripped, and my hands can't feel to grip. D GAnd my toes too numb to step, D G A Asus2 | A Asus2Wait only for my boot heels, to be wanderin'.

G A D G I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade, D G D GOn to my own parade. Cast your dancin' spell my way, A Asus2 | A Asus2I promise to go under it. Chorus

G A D G Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, D G A Asus2 | A Asus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.G A D G Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, D G A DIn the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

Outro | D G A A | (4x) | D (Hold)

A ----0-----2---0---------------------------------E -------------------3---2---0------0---0-------0C -2----2-----------------------2—---------2----G ---------------------------------------------------

Bari

*The strum pattern for the Intro & Outro is: D G A A DDU - DUDU – DUDU _UDU

Mr Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan, 1964) (G)Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds (1965)

Intro* | G C D D | (4x)

ChorusC D G C Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, G C D Dsus2 | D Dsus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.C D G C Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, G C D G Gsus4 | G Gsus4In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

C D G C Take me for a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship, G C G CAll my senses have been stripped, And my hands can't feel to grip. G C And my toes too numb to step, G C D Dsus2 | D Dsus2Wait only for my boot heels, to be wanderin'.

C D G C I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade, G C G COn to my own parade. Cast your dancin' spell my way, D Dsus2 | D Dsus2I promise to go under it. Chorus

C D G C Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, G C D Dsus2 | D Dsus2I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to.C D G C Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me, G C D G In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you.

Outro | G C D D | (4x) | G (Hold)

A -------------------------------------------------------------------E -------------0----------------------------------------------------C ------2----------2---0------------------------------------------G --0------0---------------4-----2----0----2----2----0----2---

Bari

*The strum pattern for the Intro & Outro is: G C D D DDU - DUDU – DUDU _UDU

Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head (Burt Bacharach & Hal David, 1969) (C)Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head by B. J. Thomas

Intro (4 Measures) | C G | F G | (2X) (Pattern: ↓_↓↑↓↑ ↓_↓↑↓↑ )

C Cmaj7Raindrops keep falling on my head C7 F Em7And just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed A7 Em7 A7 Dm G7Nothing seems to fit - those raindrops are falling on my head TACET C Cmaj7They keep falling - so I just did me some talking to the sun C7 F Em7And I said I didn't like the way he got things doneA7 Em7 A7 Dm G7 Sleeping on the job - those raindrops are falling on my head They keep falling – (PAUSE – Palm Mute or Hold)

RepriseTACET C Em7But there's one thing _ I know, F G7 Em7The blues they send to meet me won't de-feat me Em6 Dm G7 | F F G _ | (2x)It won't be long till happiness steps up to greet me

C Cmaj7 Raindrops keep falling on my head. C7 F Em7But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning redA7 Em7 A7 Dm G7 Crying's not for me cause I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining C F G7 C Because I'm free - nothing’s worrying me.

Repeat Reprise (Instrumental - kazoos?); join Reprise at “thing;”Sing and extend last line of Reprise. Last verse - extend last line.

Bari

As ofJune 3, 2021

Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head (Burt Bacharach & Hal David, 1969) (G)Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head by B. J. Thomas

Intro (4 Measures) | G D | C D | (2x) (Pattern: ↓_↓↑↓↑ ↓_↓↑↓↑ )

G Gmaj7Raindrops keep falling on my head G7 C Bm7And just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed E7 Bm7 E7 Am D7Nothing seems to fit - those raindrops are falling on my head TACET G Gmaj7They keep falling - so I just did me some talking to the sun G7 C Bm7And I said I didn't like the way he got things doneE7 Bm7 E7 Am D7 Sleeping on the job - those raindrops are falling on my head D7They keep falling – (PAUSE – Palm Mute or Hold)

RepriseTACET G Bm7But there's one thing _ I know, C D7 Bm7The blues they send to meet me won't de-feat me Bm6 Am D7 | C C D _ | (2x)It won't be long till happiness steps up to greet me

G Gmaj7 Raindrops keep falling on my head. G7 C Bm7But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning redE7 Bm7 E7 Am D7 Crying's not for me cause I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining G C D7 G Because I'm free - nothing’s worrying me.

Repeat Reprise (Instrumental - kazoos?); join Reprise at “thing;”Sing and extend last line of Reprise. Last verse - extend last line.

Bari

As ofJune 3, 2021

Ripple (Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia, 1970) (G)Ripple by the Grateful Dead (2015 Remaster)

Ripple by the Grateful Dead (Official Music Video)Tempo: 127 bpm

IntroInstrumental verse (sing with “La-la-la”)

G C If my words did glow with the gold of sunshine, GAnd my tunes were played on the harp unstrung

Would you hear my voice CCome through the music?G D C GWould you hold it near, as it were your own? G C It's a hand-me-down, the thoughts are broken. GPerhaps they're better left un-sung. C I don't know, don't really ca-re.G D C G | GLet there be songs to fill the air .

ChorusAm DRi - pple in still water, G CWhen there is no pebble tossed, A7 DNor wind to blow.

G C Reach out your hand if your cup be empty. GIf your cup is full, may it be a-gain. CLet it be known, there is a fountain,G D C GThat was not made by the hands of man.

G C There is a road, no simple highway, GBetween the dawn and the dark of night. CAnd if you go, no one may follow,G D C G | GThat path is for your steps a-lone. Chorus

G CYou who choose to lead must follow GBut if you fall, you fall a-lone. CIf you should stand, then who's to guide you?G D C GIf I knew the way, I would take you home.

OutroInstrumental verse (sing “la-la-la” along)End on G [Hold]

Bari

Ripple (Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia, 1970) (C)Ripple by the Grateful Dead (2015 Remaster)

Ripple by the Grateful Dead (Official Music Video)Tempo: 127 bpm

IntroInstrumental verse (sing with “La-la-la”)

C F If my words did glow with the gold of sunshine, CAnd my tunes were played on the harp unstrungCWould you hear my voice FCome through the music?C G F CWould you hold it near, as it were your own?

C F It's a hand-me-down, the thoughts are broken. CPerhaps they're better left un-sung. F I don't know, don't really ca-re.C G F C | CLet there be songs to fill the air .

ChorusDm G Ri - pple in still water, C FWhen there is no pebble tossed, D7 GNor wind to blow.

C F Reach out your hand if your cup be empty. CIf your cup is full, may it be a-gain. FLet it be known, there is a fountain,C G F CThat was not made by the hands of man.

C F There is a road, no simple highway, CBetween the dawn and the dark of night. FAnd if you go, no one may follow,C G F C | CThat path is for your steps a-lone. Chorus

C FYou who choose to lead must follow CBut if you fall, you fall a-lone. FIf you should stand, then who's to guide you?C G F CIf I knew the way, I would take you home.

OutroInstrumental verse (sing “la-la-la” along)End on C [Hold]

Bari

Ripple (Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia, 1970) (D)Ripple by the Grateful Dead (2015 Remaster)

Ripple by the Grateful Dead (Official Music Video)Tempo: 127 bpm

IntroInstrumental verse (sing with “La-la-la”)

D G If my words did glow with the gold of sunshine, DAnd my tunes were played on the harp unstrungDWould you hear my voice GCome through the music?D A G DWould you hold it near, as it were your own?

D G It's a hand-me-down, the thoughts are broken. DPerhaps they're better left un-sung. G I don't know, don't really ca-re.D A G D | DLet there be songs to fill the air .

ChorusEm ARi - pple in still water, D GWhen there is no pebble tossed, E7 ANor wind to blow.

D G Reach out your hand if your cup be empty. DIf your cup is full, may it be a-gain. GLet it be known, there is a fountain,D A G DThat was not made by the hands of man.

D G There is a road, no simple highway, DBetween the dawn and the dark of night. GAnd if you go, no one may follow,D A G D | DThat path is for your steps a-lone. Chorus

D GYou who choose to lead must follow DBut if you fall, you fall a-lone. GIf you should stand, then who's to guide you?D A G DIf I knew the way, I would take you home.

OutroInstrumental verse (sing “la-la-la” along)End on D [Hold]

Bari

River (Bill Staines, circa 1979) (D)¾ Time

Intro D | G | D | G

D G DI was born in the path of the winter wind. A7I was raised where the mountains are old. D G DTheir springtime waters came dancing down A7 D | DAnd I remember the tales they told.

D G DThe whistling ways of my younger days A7Too quickly have faded on by. D G DBut all of their memories linger on A7 D | DLike the light in a fading sky.

ChorusD G A7 DRi-ver, take me a-long in your sun-shine, G A7sing me your song. G DEver mo-ving and winding and free. G D G DYou rolling old river, you changing old river G A7 Let's you and me, river, G D | D | D | Drun down to the sea.

D G DI've been to the city and back again. I've been moved by some things A7that I've learned. DMet a lot of good people G D an’ I called them friends, A7 D | DFelt the change when the seasons turned.

D G DI've heard all the songs that the children sing A7And listened to love's melo-dies. D G DI've felt my own music within me rise A7 D | DLike the wind in the autumn trees. Chorus

D G DSome-day when the flowers are blooming still, A7Someday when the grass is still green, D G DMy rolling waters will round the bend, A7 D | DFlow into the open sea.

DSo, here's to the rainbow G Dthat's followed me here. A7And here's to the friends that I know. D G DAnd here's to the song that's within me now A7 D | DI will sing it wherever I go. Chorus (2x)

Outro The 2nd time through, retard the last lineof the Chorus: G A7Let's you and me, river, ___ A7 G D A7 D | D | G | A7 | D [Hold]run down to the sea.

Bari

River (Bill Staines, circa 1979) (C)¾ Time

Intro C | F | C | F

C F CI was born in the path of the winter wind G7 I was raised where the mountains are old C F CTheir springtime waters came dancing down G7 C | CAnd I remember the tales they told

C F CThe whistling ways of my younger days G7Too quickly have faded on by C F CBut all of their memories linger on G7 C | CLike the light in a fading sky.

Chorus:C F G7 CRi-ver, take me a-long in your sun-shine, F G7sing me your song F CEver mo-ving and winding and free F C F CYou rolling old river, you changing old river F G7 Let's you and me, river, F C | C | C | Crun down to the sea.

C F CI've been to the city and back again

I've been moved by some things G7that I've learned C Met a lot of good people F C an’ I called them friends, G7 C | CFelt the change when the seasons turned.

C F CI've heard all the songs that the children sing G7And listened to love's melo-dies C F CI've felt my own music within me rise G7 C | CLike the wind in the autumn trees. Chorus

C F CSome-day when the flowers are blooming still G7Someday when the grass is still green C F CMy rolling waters will round the bend, G7 C | CFlow into the open sea.

CSo, here's to the rainbow F Cthat's followed me here G7And here's to the friends that I know C F CAnd here's to the song that's within me now G7 C | CI will sing it wher-e’er I go. Chorus (2x)

Outro The 2nd time through, retard the last lineof the Chorus: F G7Let's you and me, river, ___ G7 F G7 F C | C | F | G7 | C [Hold]run down to the sea.

Bari

River (Bill Staines, circa 1979) (G)¾ Time

Intro G | C | G | C

G C GI was born in the path of the winter wind D7I was raised where the mountains are old G C GTheir springtime waters came dancing down D7 G | GAnd I remember the tales they told.

G C GThe whistling ways of my younger days D7Too quickly have faded on by G C GBut all of their memories linger on D7 G | GLike the light in a fading sky.

ChorusG C D7 GRi-ver, take me along in your sun-shine, C D7 sing me your song C GEver mo-ving and winding and free C G C GYou rolling old river, you changing old river C D7 Let's you and me, river, C G | G | G | Grun down to the sea.

G C GI've been to the city and back again I've been moved by D7some things that I've learned G Met a lot of good people C Gan’ I called them friends, D7 G | GFelt the change when the seasons turned.

G C GI've heard all the songs that the children sing D7And listened to love's melo-dies G C GI've felt my own music within me rise D7 G | GLike the wind in the autumn trees. Chorus

G C GSomeday when the flowers are blooming still D7Someday when the grass is still green G C GMy rolling waters will round the bend, D7 G | GFlow into the open sea.

G So, here's to the rainbow C Gthat's followed me here D7And here's to the friends that I know G C GAnd here's to the song that's within me now D7 G | GI will sing it wher-ever I go. Chorus (2x)

Outro The 2nd time through, retard the last lineof the Chorus: C D7Let's you and me, river, ___ D7 C G D7 G | G | C | D7 | G [Hold]run down to the sea.

Bari

Sweet City Woman (Rich Dodson, 1971) (C)Sweet City Woman by The Stampeders (1971)

Intro | C | C | Dm | Dm | Dm | Dm | C | C | (2x)

C Dm | Dm |Well, I'm on my way, to the city lights. C | C |To a pretty face that shines her light on the city nights. C Dm | Dm |And I gotta catch a noon train, Gotta be there on time. C | C |Oh, it feels so good to know she waits at the end of the line.

ChorusC Dm | Dm | Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman. I can see your face, I can hear your voice, C | C | Dm | Dm |I can almost touch you. Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman C | C |Oh, my banjo and me, we got a feel for singin',

Bridgeyeah, yeah,C F CBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bonC F CBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bonF C G C G CSo long ma. So long pa, So - long - Neighbors and friends

C Dm | Dm |Like a country mornin', all smothered in dew. C | C |Ah she's got a way to make a man feel shiny and new C Dm | Dm |And she sing in the evenin', oid fa-mil-iar tunes C | C |And she feeds me love and tenderness and macaroons. Chorus Only

OutroC Dm G C | CSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city womanC Dm G C | CSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman

(Everybody) C Dm | Dm Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman (Ba da da da. Ba da da da) (3x) G C C ˅ ˄ ˅ ˄ ˅ ˅ (Hold)Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city wo - man.

Sweet City Woman (Rich Dodson, 1971) (D)Sweet City Woman by The Stampeders (1971)

Intro | D | D | Em | Em | Em | Em | D | D | (2x)

D Em | Em |Well, I'm on my way, to the city lights. D | D |To a pretty face that shines her light on the city nights. D Em | Em |And I gotta catch a noon train, Gotta be there on time. D | D |Oh, it feels so good to know she waits at the end of the line.

ChorusD Em | Em | Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman. I can see your face, I can hear your voice, D | D | Em | Em |I can almost touch you. Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman D | D |Oh, my banjo and me, we got a feel for singin',

Bridgeyeah, yeah,D G DBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bonD G DBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bonG D A D A DSo long ma. So long pa, So - long - Neighbors and friends

D Em | Em |Like a country mornin', all smothered in dew. E | E |Ah she's got a way to make a man feel shiny and new D Em | Em |And she sing in the evenin', oid fa-mil-iar tunes D | D |And she feeds me love and tenderness and macaroons. Chorus Only

OutroD Em A D | DSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city womanD Em A D | DSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman

(Everybody) D Em | Em Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman (Ba da da da. Ba da da da) (3x) A D D ˅ ˄ ˅ ˄ ˅ ˅ (Hold)Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city wo - man.

Sweet City Woman (Rich Dodson, 1971) (G)Sweet City Woman by The Stampeders (1971)

Intro | G | G | Am | Am | Am | Am | G | G | (2x)

G Am | Am |Well, I'm on my way, to the city lights. G | G |To a pretty face that shines her light on the city nights. G Am | Am |And I gotta catch a noon train, Gotta be there on time. G | G |Oh, it feels so good to know she waits at the end of the line.

ChorusG Am | Am | Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman. I can see your face, I can hear your voice, G | G | Am | Am |I can almost touch you. Swee-ee-eet, sweet city woman G | G |Oh, my banjo and me, we got a feel for singin',

Bridgeyeah, yeah,G C GBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bon.G C GBon c'est bon, bon bon c'est bon, bon. Bon c'est bon, bon, bon, bon, bonC G D G D GSo long ma. So long pa, So - long - Neighbors and friends

G Am | Am |Like a country mornin', all smothered in dew. G | G |Ah she's got a way to make a man feel shiny and new G Am | Am |And she sing in the evenin', oid fa-mil-iar tunes G | G |And she feeds me love and tenderness and macaroons. Chorus Only

OutroG Am D G | GSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city womanG Am D G | GSwee-ee-eet, sweet city woman (oh, she's my), Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman

(Everybody) G Am | Am Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city woman (Ba da da da. Ba da da da) (3x) D G G ˅ ˄ ˅ ˄ ˅ ˅ (Hold)Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet city wo – man.

Ticket to Ride (John Lennon & Paul McCartney, 1965) (C)Ticket To Ride by The Beatles

Tempo = 125 bpmIntro | C Csus2 | (4x)

C C - Csus2 CI think I'm gonna be sad, I think it's to-day, yeah C7 Dm | G The girl that's driving me mad is going away.

ChorusAm F Am Bbmaj7She's got a ticket to ride she's got a ticket to ri-i-deAm Gm C She's got a ticket to ride, and she don't care.

C C - Csus2 | CShe says that living with me is bringing her down, yeah C7 Dm | GBut she will never be free when I was a-round. Chorus

BridgeF I don't know why she's riding so high G She ought to think twice, she ought to do right by meF Before she gets to saying goodbye G | GShe ought to think twice, she ought to do right by me

Repeat First Verse. Chorus. Bridge.

Repeat Second Verse. Chorus

OutroTACET C Csus2My baby don’t care. C Csus2 C Csus2__ My baby don’t care. (3x) End on C

Intro - C-Tuning | C G E C D G | C G E C D G | (2X)A |-------------|-------------|E |---3-0-----3-|---3-0-----3-|C |-0-----0-2---|-0-----0-2---|G |-------------|-------------|

Ticket to Ride (John Lennon & Paul McCartney, 1965) (G)Ticket To Ride by The Beatles

Tempo = 125 bpmIntro | G Gsus2 | (4x)

G G - Gsus2 GI think I'm gonna be sad, I think it's to-day, yeah G7 Am | DThe girl that's driving me mad is going away.

ChorusEm C Em Fmaj7She's got a ticket to ride she's got a ticket to ri-i-deEm Dm G She's got a ticket to ride, and she don't care.

G G - Gsus2 GShe says that living with me is bringing her down, yeah G7 Am | DBut she will never be free when I was a-round. Chorus

BridgeC I don't know why she's riding so high D She ought to think twice, she ought to do right by meC Before she gets to saying goodbye D | DShe ought to think twice, she ought to do right by me

Repeat First Verse. Chorus. Bridge.

Repeat Second Verse. Chorus

OutroTACET G Gsus2My baby don’t care. G Gsus2 G Gsus2__ My baby don’t care. (3x) End on G

Intro - C-Tuning | G D B G A D | G D B G A D | (2x)A |-------------|-------------|E |-------------|-------------|C |---2-------2-|---2-------2-|G |-0---4-0-2---|-0---4-0-2---|

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Chauncey Olcott, George Graff, Jr., & Ernest R. Ball, 1912)

CThere's a tear in your eye, and I'm wondering why G7For it never should be there at allWith such power in your smile C A7Sure a stone you'd be-guile D7 GSo there's never a teardrop should fall CWhen your sweet lilting laughter's like some fairy song C C7 FAnd your eyes twinkle bright as can be D7 You should laugh all the while G G7and all other times smile D7 G G7And now smile a smile for me

Chorus: C G C | CWhen Irish eyes are smiling, F C | CSure tis like a morn in spring. F C A7In the lilt of Irish laughter D7 G | GYou can hear the angels sing. C G C C7When Irish hearts are happy, F C | CAll the world seems bright and gay, F C A7And when Irish eyes are smil-ing, D7 G7 C | CSure they’ll steal your heart away.

CFor your smile is a part, of the love in your heart G7And it makes even sunshine more brightLike the linnet's sweet song C A7Crooning all the day long D7 GComes your laughter so tender and light. CFor the springtime of life, is the sweetest of all C C7 FAnd there is ne'er a real care or re-gret D7And while springtime is ours G G7Throughout all of youth's hours D7 G G7Let us smile each chance we get.

[Chorus] (2x)Outro Retard F C A7 And when Irish eyes are smil-ing D7 G7 C_ C C C [Hold]Sure they’ll steal your heart a-way.

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Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Habershon & Gabriel, 1907) (C)Recast by A.P. Carter and recorded by the Carter Family as

Can The Circle Be Unbroken (1927)W ill The Circle Be Unbroken by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Johnny Cash, Ricky Skaggs

Will the Circle Be Unbroken by June & Johnny Cash and Others

Intro: Chords for chorus

C C7 F CI was standing by my window, on a cold and cloudy day. C Am C G C | CWhen I saw that hearse come rollin’ for to carry my mother a-way.

Chorus C C7 F CWill the circle be un-broken, by and by, Lord, by and by? C Am C G C | CThere's a better home a-waiting, in the sky, Lord, in the sky.

C C7 F CI said to that, under-taker, “Under-taker please drive slow. C Am C G C | CFor this lady you are carrying, Lord I hate to see her go”. Chorus

C C7 F COh, I followed close be-hind her, tried to hold up and be brave. C Am C G C | CBut I could not hide my sorrow when they laid her in the grave. Chorus

C C7 F CI went back home, my home was lonesome, miss my mother she was gone. C Am C G C | CAll my brothers, and sisters crying, what a home so sad and a-lone. Chorus

C C7 F CWe sang the songs of our childhood, hymns of faith that made us strong. C Am C G C | COnes that Mother Maybelle taught us and the angels sang a-long. Chorus (2x)

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Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Habershon & Gabriel, 1907) (D)Recast by A.P. Carter and recorded by the Carter Family as

Can The Circle Be Unbroken (1927)W ill The Circle Be Unbroken by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Johnny Cash, Ricky Skaggs

Will the Circle Be Unbroken by June & Johnny Cash and Others

Intro: Chords for chorus

D D7 G DI was standing by my window, on a cold and cloudy day. D Bm D A D | DWhen I saw that hearse come rollin’ for to carry my mother a-way.

Chorus D D7 G DWill the circle be un-broken, by and by, Lord, by and by? D Bm D A D | DThere's a better home a-waiting, in the sky, Lord, in the sky.

D D7 G DI said to that, under-taker, “Under-taker please drive slow. D Bm D A D | DFor this lady you are carrying, Lord I hate to see her go”. Chorus

D D7 G DOh, I followed close be-hind her, tried to hold up and be brave. D Bm D A D | DBut I could not hide my sorrow when they laid her in the grave. Chorus

D D7 G DI went back home, my home was lonesome, miss my mother she was gone. D Bm D A D | DAll my brothers, and sisters crying, what a home so sad and a-lone. Chorus

D D7 G DWe sang the songs of our childhood, hymns of faith that made us strong. D Bm D A D | DOnes that Mother Maybelle taught us and the angels sang a-long. Chorus (2x)

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Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Habershon & Gabriel, 1907) (G)Recast by A.P. Carter and recorded by the Carter Family as

Can The Circle Be Unbroken (1927)W ill The Circle Be Unbroken by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Johnny Cash, Ricky Skaggs

Will the Circle Be Unbroken by June & Johnny Cash and Others

Intro: Chords for chorus

G G7 C GI was standing by my window, on a cold and cloudy day. G Em G D G | GWhen I saw that hearse come rollin’ for to carry my mother a-way.

Chorus G G7 C GWill the circle be un-broken, by and by, Lord, by and by? G Em G D G | GThere's a better home a-waiting, in the sky, Lord, in the sky.

G G7 C GI said to that, under-taker, “Under-taker please drive slow. G Em G D G | GFor this lady you are carrying, Lord I hate to see her go”. Chorus

G G7 C GOh, I followed close be-hind her, tried to hold up and be brave. G Em G D G | GBut I could not hide my sorrow when they laid her in the grave. Chorus

G G7 C GI went back home, my home was lonesome, miss my mother she was gone. G Em G D G | GAll my brothers, and sisters crying, what a home so sad and a-lone. Chorus

G G7 C GWe sang the songs of our childhood, hymns of faith that made us strong. G Em G D G | GOnes that Mother Maybelle taught us and the angels sang a-long. Chorus (2x)

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Winchester Cathedral (Geoff Stephens, 1966) (C)Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Band

Intro (4 measures) C | G | G7 | C |

C G__ Winchester Cathedral, __ you're bringing me down.G7 C__ You stood and you watched as, __ my baby left town.C G__ You could have done something, __ but you didn't try.G7 C__ You didn't do nothing; __ you let her walk by.

BridgeC C7 F__ Now everyone knows just how much I needed that gal,D D7__ She wouldn't have gone far a-way. G D7 G7If only you'd started ringing your bell.

C G__ Winchester Cathedral, __ you're bringing me down.G7 C__ You stood and you watched as, __ my baby left town.

(Instrumental Verse) (kazoos?)

Bridge. Last Verse.

Outro C GOh-bo-de-o-do, oh-bo-de-o-do, G7 C | C [Hold]Oh-bo-de-o-do de-do-duh.

Winchester Cathedral (Geoff Stephens, 1966) (G)Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Band

Intro (4 measures) G | D | D7 | G |

G D__ Winchester Cathedral, __ you're bringing me down.D7 G__ You stood and you watched as, __ my baby left town.G D__ You could have done something, __ but you didn't try.D7 G__ You didn't do nothing; __ you let her walk by.

BridgeG G7 C__ Now everyone knows just how much I needed that gal,A A7__ She wouldn't have gone far a-way. D A7 D7If only you'd started ringing your bell.

G D__ Winchester Cathedral, __ you're bringing me down.D7 G__ You stood and you watched as, __ my baby left town.

(Instrumental Verse) (kazoos?)

Bridge. Last Verse.

Outro G DOh-bo-de-o-do, oh-bo-de-o-do, D7 G | G [Hold]Oh-bo-de-o-do de-do-duh.

Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton, 1976) (G)Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton

Intro G | D | C | D

G DIt's late in the eveningC DShe's wondering what clothes to wearG DShe puts on her makeupC DAnd brushes her long blonde hair

C DAnd then she asks meG D EmDo I look al-right? C D GAnd I say yes, you look wonderful to-night

Interlude G | D | C | D |

G DWe go to a partyC DAnd everyone turns to seeG DThis beautiful ladyC DThat's walking around with me

C DAnd then she asks meG D EmDo you feel al-right? C D GAnd I say yes, I feel wonderful to-night

Bridge CI feel wonderful D G D EmBe-cause I see the love light in your eyes C DAnd the wonder of it all C DIs that you just don't rea-lizeTACET GHow much I love you

Interlude G | D | C | D |

G DIt's time to go home nowC DAnd I've got an aching headG DSo I give her the car keysC DShe helps me to bed

C DAnd then I tell herG D EmAs I turn out the light C D G I say my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Bm | Em | D

C D GOh my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Outro G | D | C | D | G | D | C | D | G

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Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton, 1976) (C)Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton

Intro C | G | F | G

C GIt's late in the eveningF GShe's wondering what clothes to wearC GShe puts on her makeupF GAnd brushes her long blonde hair

F GAnd then she asks meC G AmDo I look al-right? F G CAnd I say yes, you look wonderful to-night

Interlude: C | G | F | G |

C GWe go to a partyF GAnd everyone turns to seeC GThis beautiful ladyF GThat's walking around with me

F GAnd then she asks meC G AmDo you feel al-right? F G CAnd I say yes, I feel wonderful to-night

Bridge FI feel wonderful G C G AmBe-cause I see the love light in your eyes F GAnd the wonder of it all F GIs that you just don't rea-lizeTACET CHow much I love you

Interlude: C | G | F | G |

C GIt's time to go home nowF GAnd I've got an aching headC GSo I give her the car keysF GShe helps me to bed

F GAnd then I tell herC G AmAs I turn out the light F G CI say my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Em | Am | G

F G COh my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Outro C | G | F | G | C | G | F | G | C

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Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton, 1976) (D)Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton

Intro D A G A

D AIt's late in the eveningG AShe's wondering what clothes to wearD AShe puts on her makeupG AAnd brushes her long blonde hair

G AAnd then she asks meD A BmDo I look al-right? G A DAnd I say yes, you look wonderful to-night.

Interlude: D A G A

D AWe go to a partyG AAnd everyone turns to seeD AThis beautiful ladyG AThat's walking around with me

G AAnd then she asks meD A BmDo you feel al-right? G A DAnd I say yes, I feel wonderful to-night.

Bridge GI feel wonderful A D A BmBe-cause I see the love light in your eyes G AAnd the wonder of it all G A Is that you just don't rea-lizeTACET DHow much I love you

Interlude: D A G A

D AIt's time to go home nowG AAnd I've got an aching headD ASo I give her the car keysG AShe helps me to bed

G AAnd then I tell herD A BmAs I turn out the light G A DI say my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Interlude F#m Bm A

G A DOh my darling, you were wonderful to-night

Outro D A G A D A G A D

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