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Frank Sinatra
Chord Booklet

Frank Sinatra

10 songs|101 chords used|Hard

Chords used

×Bm
E9
××D
×A7
F#7
×Bm7
×Am
×Am7
×B7
E7
×Am9
7fr××××E5
5fr×D6
G
3frG6
××D7
4fr××G#dim
××Bdim
Em
×A9
5fr×D9
3fr×C6
Bb
6fr×Eb6
3frGm
F#m
4frAb7
Em7
×C
5fr××××D5
××Ddim
F6
××Dm
F7
2frGb6
3frGm7
×C7
G7
F
3fr××××C5
×A
2fr×Bm9
3frG9
×B
6fr×Eb
Gb
Bbm
×Bbm7
6fr×Ebm
××Bbdim
4fr×Db
3fr××Cdim
3fr××Gdim
E
2frF#/E
×A/E
××C#7
4frG#m
4fr×C#m
3fr×Cm
3fr×C/G
××Dm7
4frAb
Fm
F/A
3fr×C/B
5fr×D4
F#m7
3frG/F
E/G
4fr×Dbm
4fr×Dbm7
Gb7
4frAbm
Gaug
4frAbm7
4fr×Db9
2frF#maj7
2frF#6
Esus4
4fr×C#m7
F#
2fr×B/G
4fr×C#/G
4fr××C#dim
2fr×B/F
Fm7
E/F
2fr×Bmaj7
E6
2fr×B6
4fr×C#
×G/B
5fr×Dsus
4frG#7
3frG/D
×Asus4
×Bb7
××Eb7
3fr×Cm7
×Bbsus4
1.

Soliloquy

Key: BmHard
×Bm
E9
××D
×A7
F#7
×Bm7
×Am
×Am7
×B7
E7
×Am9
7fr××××E5
5fr×D6
G
3frG6
××D7
4fr××G#dim
××Bdim
Em
×A9
5fr×D9
3fr×C6
Bb
6fr×Eb6
3frGm
F#m
4frAb7
Em7
×C
5fr××××D5
××Ddim
F6
××Dm
F7
2frGb6
3frGm7
×C7
G7
F
3fr××××C5
×A
2fr×Bm9
3frG9
×B
6fr×Eb
Gb
Bbm
×Bbm7
6fr×Ebm
××Bbdim
4fr×Db
BmI wonder what he'll think ofE9 me! I guess he'llBm call me the old mE9an
I guess he'll tDhink I can lick ev'ry A7othDer feller's father wA7ell, ID can F#7
I Bmbet that he'll turn out to E9be the spittin' Bmimage of his dE9ad
But he'll have mDore common sense
Than his puA7ddiDng headed father A7ever Dhad
I'll tBmeach him to wrassle, and dive through
A wave when we Bm7go in the mornin's for our sE9wim
His moAmther can teach him the way to behave,
But she wAm7on't make a sissy out o' B7him
Not E7him! Not my Am9boy! Not Bill! E5 A7 D6Bill!
GMy boy BiG6ll! I will sAm7ee that he is naD7med after G6me,G#dim I D7will
GMy boy, BG6ill! He'll be tAm7all and touD7gh as a trG6ee, wBdimill Am7Bill,
D7Like a trGee he'll grow with his hB7ead held high
And his fEmeet planted firm on the A9ground
And you woDn't see nobody daDre to tG6ry to boDss or tA7oss him Daround!
D9No pGot-bellied, Am7baggy-eyed bully'll D7boss him aroundG C6 G C6 G C6 G C6
I doGn't give a dC6amn what he dGoes C6
As loGng as he dC6oes what he Glikes!C6
He can sGit on his tC6ail or wGork on a rC6ail
With a hGammer a haC6mmering Bbspikes Eb6 Bb Eb6
He can Bbferry a Eb6boat on a BbriverEb6
Or Bbpeddle a pEb6ack on his Bbback Eb6 or wD7ork up and down
The sGtreets of a town with a wD7hip and a horse
And a Ghack he can Gmhaul a scow alA7ong a canal
RGmun a cow arA7ound a corral or F#mmaybe bark for a Ab7carrousel
Of cF#mourse it takes talent to D7do that well
He mGight be a cC6hamp of the hGeavyweiC6ghts
Or a Gfeller that sC6ells you Gglue C6
Or PEm7resident of the UA7nited States tChat'd be D5all right, Gtoo
Am7His mother would like D7that
But he wouldn't be G6President unless he wanted to be Ddimnot D7Bill!
GMy boy, BG6ill! He'll be Am7tall and as toD7ugh as a G6tree, Ddimwill Am7Bill!
LD7ike a tGree he'll grow with his hB7ead held high
And his fEmeet planted firm on the A9ground
And you Dwon't see Gnobody Ddare to G6try to boDss or tA7oss him arDound!
D9No Gfat bottomed, Am7flabby-faced, Gpot-bellied,
Am7Baggy-eyed bastard'll bD7oss him aAm7round!
And I'll be Amdamned if he'll marry the boss'
Daughter a sAm7kinny-lipped virgin with blood like water
Who'll gF6ive him a peck and call it a kiss
And lE7ook in his eyes through a lGorgnette
E7Say, wAmhy am I talkin' on like this? My Am7kid Dmain't Ceven E7been Amborn, yet!
F7I can see him F6when he's seventF7een or so F6
And F7startin' to F6go with a F7girl!F6
F7I can give him F6lots of pointers, F7very sound F6
On the Gb6way to get 'round any Gb6girl
F7I can tell him wF6ait a minute! CF7ould it be?
What the Gm7hell! What if he C7is a gAmirl?D9 AmBill, D9 oh Bill
AmWhat would I do with her? D9What could
I do for her?Am A bum with no money! D9
You can have Cfun with a son,
But you G7gotC to be a father G7to a Cgirl E7
She Ammighn't be so bad at D9that a kid with Amribbons in her D9hair!
A kind o' Cneat and petite little G7tinC-type
Of her mother! G7What a Cpair,Bb C7
I can just hear myself bragging about her!
FMy little girl pA7ink and white as peGmaches and cream is C7she C7
FMy little girl is Bbhalf again as Fbright as Gmgirls are mGm7eant to C5be! C7
Am7Dozens of boys F pursBbue hC7er, Am7many a likFely lE7ad A E7
DAoes what he can to Bm9woo E7her fA7rom her faithD7ful dG7ad C7
SFhe has a few A7pink and white young Gmfellers of two and tC7hree C7
But Fmy little girl gets Bbhungry ev'ry nFight aG9nd sFhe come hC7ome to Fme!
I gBot to get ready befEbore she comes!
I got to make certain that sGbhe won't be dBbmragged up in slums
Bbm7With a lGbot o' bums lEbmike Fme she's Bbgot to be sheltered Dm and Bbfed and dressed
DmIn the Bbbest money Dm can bBbuy! I never knew Ebmhow to get Bbmoney
BbdimBut, I'll tF7ry, by BdimGod! I'll tBbmry! F
I'll Bbgo out anEbd makeF it or steal it or takeEb it or die! Bb Db F7 Bb
2.

In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening

Key: AHard
×A7
××D
Em7
3fr××Cdim
3fr××Gdim
××D7
G
3frGm
×B7
×C
Bb
F#7
6fr×Eb
F
×Am7
5fr×D9
G7
In theA7 cool, cDool, cool oEm7f theA7 eveningD, tell 'em I'll bCdime there Em7 A7
In the Em7cool, cool, A7cool of the eEm7vening,A7 Gdimsave your pDappyA7 a cDhair
A7When the Dparty's Em7getting A7a glDow on A7 and sDingin' D7fills the Gair
In the sGmhank of the Gdimnight, when the dDoin's are rB7ight, well you can tell 'em I'll bEm7e there A7 D D C C Bb F#7
BbI like a Ebbarbecue, BbI like to Ebboil a ham. And I vote foBbr bouillabaissEbe stew. 's thaBbt?
CI'd like a Fweenie bake, Csteak and a Flayer cake. And you'll get a tummy aCche too F C
CWe'll rent a tFent or a Cteepee. Let the tF#7own crier cry "All'sC well!"
D7And if it'sAm7 R D9S V G P, thisD7 is what IAm7'll D9replGy: A7In the cDool, cool,Em7 coolA7 of the Devening, tell 'Cdimem we'll Em7be theA7re
If you Em7need a pA7air of freelEm7oaders A7to fGdimracture yDour A7affairD
I A7may Deven Em7give them PA7agliDacci A7now stanDd back and givD7e him aiGr
If Gmone can rGdimelax and we'll hDave a few yB7aks. And you can tell them weEm7'll be theA7re D
"OBbui," said the bEbumblebee, "BbLet's have jEbubilee." "When?" said the praBbirie hen, "Soon" Eb Bb Eb
"SCure," said the diFnosaur "WChere?" said the gFrisly bear. "Under the light of the moCon" F C
"HCow about your brFother, jaCckass?" eFveryone gaily Ccried
"AAm7re you coming D9to the frGacas?" "Ain't gonna blow it!". And all the respects," he sigheD7d Am7 D9 G G7
In the cDool, cool, Em7cool A7of the eDvening, tell 'em CdimI'll be tEm7here A7
Em7In the cool,A7 cool, cooEm7l of thA7e evGdimening, D sA7tickD 'em on my hair
A7If perchaDnce we Em7look a A7bit Dpeeked,A7 remeDmber, SeD7 la guerreG. If we're still on our feetGm and there'sGdim something to eat D B7
Well you can Em7tell them A7we'll be Dthere. In the cool, cA7ool, cooDl of the evEm7eningA7, tell 'Dem I'll be there Cdim Em7 A7
In the cEm7ool, cool, cA7ool of the evEm7ening, A7better Gdimsave a cDhairA7 D
A7When the Dparty's Em7getting A7a glDow A7 on and siDngin' fD7ills the aGir. If there's gas in my Gmhack and Gdimmy laundry iDs back B7
If there's rGmoom for one Gdimmore and you nDeed me, why B7sure. If you need a new face or a tenGmor or baseGdim D B7
If I can cGmlimb out of Gdimbed and put a hDead on my hB7ead. Well you can tell 'em we'll be thEm7ere A7 D
3.

Can`t Take My Eyes Off You

Key: EHard
E
E7
×A
2frF#/E
×A/E
F#m
×B7
××C#7
4frG#m
4fr×C#m
××D7
3fr×Cm
G
3fr×C/G
G7
×C
You`re justE good to be true can`t take my eyes off you
You`ll be like hE7eaven to touch I wanna hold you so much A
At long last love has arrived and I thank God I´m aliveE
You`re just tooF#/E good to be true can`t take my eyeA/Es off of you E
Pardon the way that I stare there`s nothing else to compare
The sight ofE7 you leaves me week there are no words left to speak A
But If you feel like I feel please, let me Know that iEt`s real
You`re just too F#/Egood to be true can`t take my eyA/Ees off of you E F#m B7 E C#7
I love touF#m baby and that is qB7uite all right I need you baby to warm my lG#monely night C#m
I love you F#mbaby trB7ust in me when I Esay C#7oh pretty baby don`t bF#mring me down I prayB7
Oh pretty bG#maby now that I C#mfound you stay and let me love you baby letF#m me love you D7
You`re justE good to be true can`t take my eyes off you
You`ll be like hE7eaven to touch I wanna hold you so much A
At long last Cmlove has arrived and I thank God I´m alive G
You`re just too A/Egood to be true can`t take my eyC/Ges off of you G F#m B7 E C#7
I love F#mtou baby and that iB7s quite all right I need you baby to warm my lG#monely night C#m
I love you F#mbaby trB7ust in me when I Esay C#7oh pretty baby don`t F#mbring me down I praB7y
Oh pretty bG#maby now that I C#mfound you stay and let me love you baby let F#mme love B7
You`re just good to be true can`t take my eyes off you
You`ll be like hE7eaven to touch I wanna hold you so much A
At long last love has arrived and I thank God I´m aliveE
You`re just tooF#/E good to be true can`t take my eyeA/Es off of you E
Pardon the way that I stare there`s nothing else to compare
The sight ofE7 you leaves me week there are no words left to speak A
But If you feel like I feel please, let me Know that itE`s real
You`re just too F#/Egood to be true can`t take my eA/Eyes off of youE F#m B7 E C#7
I love touF#m baby and that is qB7uite all right I need you baby to warm my G#mlonely night C#m
I love you F#mbaby trB7ust in me when I Esay C#7oh pretty baby don`t bF#mring me down I prayB7
Oh pretty bG#maby now that I C#mfound you stay and let me love you baby let F#mme love you D7
You`re just Ggood to be true can`t take my eyes off you
You``l be like G7heaven to touch I wanna hold you so much C
At long last Cmlove has arrived and I thank God I´m alive G
You`re just too A/Egood to be true can`t take my eyeC/Gs off of you G F#m B7 E C#7
I love F#mtou baby and that iB7s quite all right I need you baby to warm my lG#monely night C#m
I love you F#mbaby trB7ust in me when I Esay C#7oh pretty baby don`t bF#mring me down I prayB7
Oh pretty bG#maby now that I C#mfound you stay and let me love you baby LeF#mt me love you B7
I love F#mtou baby and that iB7s quite all right I need you baby to warm my lG#monely night C#m
I love you F#mbaby trB7ust in me when I Esay C#7oh pretty baby don`t bF#mring me down I prayB7
Oh pretty bG#maby now that I C#mfound you stay and let me love you baby leF#mt me love you B7
4.

Greensleeves

Key: AmMedium
×Am
×C
G
Em
E
AlaAms, myC loveG, yEmou do me wrong
To Amcast mEe off discourteously
ForAm I havCe lovedG you foEmr so long
AmDelightinEg in yourAm companGy
Refrain
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
Your Amvows you've CbroGkenEm, like my heart
Oh, Amwhy didE you so enrapture me
NowAm I rCemaiGn iEmn a world apart
But Ammy heart Eremains in caAmptivityG
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
I Amhave CbeenG reaEmdy at your hand
To Amgrant Ewhatever you would crave
I Amhave both Cwagered Glife anEmd land
Your Amlove and Egood-will Amfor to haGve
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
AmIf you intCend tGhusEm to disdain
It Amdoes theE more enrapture me
And Ameven Cso, I sGtill reEmmain
A Amlover iEn captAmiviGty
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
My Ammen were cClothedG all Emin green
And Amthey diEd ever wait on thee
AmAll this Cwas galGlant to be Emseen
And Amyet thouE wouldst notAm love Gme
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
Thou Amcouldst desCireG nEmo earthly thing
but Amstill thou haEdst it readily
Thy Ammusic sCtill to Gplay and Emsing
And Amyet thouE wouldst notAm love Gme
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
Well, AmI will pCray to GGod onEm high
that Amthou my consEtancy mayst see
And Amthat yet Conce befGore I Emdie
Thou Amwilt vouchsEafe to lAmove Gme
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold,
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves.
Ah, GAmreensleeCves, now GfaEmrewell, adieu,
To GAmod I pEray to prosper thee,
For AmI am sCtill thy Glover Emtrue,
AmCome oEnce againAm and loveG me.
Greensleeves was Emall Ammy joy
Greensleeves was Emy Gdelight
GreensEmleeves was my heart of gold
AndAm who but my Elady Amgreensleeves
My Ammen were cClothedG all Emin green
And Amthey diEd ever wait on thee
AmAll this Cwas galGlant to be Emseen
And Amyet thouE wouldst notAm love Gme
5.

Friendship

Key: CHard
×C
××D7
G7
×C7
F
G
××D
××Dm
E7
××Dm7
3fr××Cdim
4frAb
3fr×C/G
Fm
F/A
F7
If you're ever iCn a jam, hD7ere IG7 am C
C7If you Fever need a pal, GI'm your gCal
If you Gever feel so Dhappy you Dmland in jE7ail, I'm your bailDm7 F
G7It's Cfriendship, friendship, Just a perfect blendship G7
When Cother C7friendships have Fbeen forgotCdim Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be Chot!
FLahdle-ahdle-ahdle-Gdig C
If you're Cever down a D7well, G7ring my Cbell.
C7If you Fever catch on fire, Gsend a wCire.
If you Gever lose your Dteeth when you're Dmout to E7dine, borrow mine Dm7 F
G7It's Cfriendship, friendship, just a perfect blendship G7
When Cother C7friendships have Fceased to jelCdiml Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be Cswell!
FLahdle-ahdle-ahdle-Ghep C
If they Cever black your D7eyes, G7put me Cwise
C7If they Fever cook your goose, Gturn me Cloose
If they Gever put a Dbullet Dmthrough your E7brain I'll complain Dm7 F
G7It's Cfriendship, friendship, just a perfect blendship G7
When Cother C7friendships go Fup in smokeCdim Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be Coke!
FGC
If you Cever lose your D7mind, G7I'll be Ckind.
C7If you Fever lose your shirt, GI'll be Churt.
If you're Gever in a Dmill and get Dmsawed in E7half, I won't laugh. Dm7 F
G7It's Cfriendship, friendship, just a perfect blendship G7
When Cother C7friendships have Fbeen "forgate"Cdim Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be Cgreat!
If they Cever crack your D7spine, G7drop a Cline.
C7If they Fever cut your throat, Gwrite a Cnote.
If they Gever make a Dcannibal Dmstew of E7you, invite me too! Dm7 F
G7It's Cfriendship, friendship,G7 Just a perfect blendship
When Cother C7friendships are Fup the crick, Cdim Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be Cslick!
FGC
G7When Cother C7friendships have Fbeen forgotCdim Ab C/G
FmOurDs C/Gwill CdimstillAb G7be ChotC7 F Fm G7 F/A G F7 G C
6.

Macarthur Park

Key: EmHard
Em
G
F
×Am
×C
3fr×C/B
××D
5fr×D4
5fr×D9
××D7
××Dm7
×Am7
Em7
×A7
F#m7
×Bm7
E
3frG/F
×C7
3fr××Cdim
3frG9
×Bm
E7
EmSpring was never waiting for us, gGirl
It ran one step ahead as Fwe followed in the dance Am F Am C C/B
BetEmween the parted pages and were prGessed,
In love's hot, fevered iroFn like a striped pair of AmpantsF Am C C/B
MacADrthur's Park isD4 meltinDg iD9n thDe dark
All theD7 sweet, green Dm7icing fDlowinD7g down
GSomeone left the cAm7ake out inD9 the rain G
I dEm7on'tA7 think tDhat I can take A7it
'Cause it Em7took so long to F#m7bake it
And I'll neveBm7r have that reciBm7pe aEgain G G/F oh, nFo D7
EmI recall the yellow cotton drGess
Foaming like a wave oFn the ground around your knees Am F Am C C/B
The Embirds, like tender babies in your hGands
And the oFld men playing checkers by the tAmrees F Am C C/B
MacADrthur's Park isD4 meltinDg iD9n thDe dark
All the sD7weet, green icDm7ing floDwing D7down
GSomeone left the cAm7ake out D9in the rGain
I doEm7n't A7think thDat I can take iA7t
'Cause it Em7took so long to F#m7bake it
And I'll neveBm7r have that reciBm7pe aEgain G G/F oh, nFo D7
AmCC/B
GThere will be anG/Fother song foEmr me, foEm7r I will singC7 it
CdimThere will be another dream for D7me someonCdime will briG9ng itG
I will drink the wine while it is warm
And neAm7ver leCdimt you caAm7tch me looBmking at the sun E7
And Amafter all the lAm7oves of my Am7life D7 Am7
GAfter all the lG/Foves of my life you'll stillC7 be the one
CdimI will tGake my lG/Fife into my hEmands, and I will useC7 it
I willCdim win the worship in their eD7yes aCdimnd I will losG9e it G
I will have the things that I desire Am7
And my Cdimpassion Am7flow like Bmrivers through the sE7ky
And Amafter all the lAm7oves of my Am7life D7 Am7 aGfter all the lG/Foves of my life
I'll be thinking of yAmou Am7 D7 and Cdimwondering Emwhy
MacA7ArtDhur's Park is meD4lting inD theD9 darDk
All the sweDm7et, greenD icinD7g flowing down
Someone leGft the cake out inAm7 the raiD9n G
Em7I don't A7think thatD I can take it.A7 'Cause it took so loEm7ng to bake it F#m7
And I'll Bm7never have thaBm7t reEcipe GagaG/Fin ohF, noA7, oD9h noAm7 D9
7.

Michael And Peter

Key: BHard
×B
6fr×Ebm
Bb
E/G
4frG#m
4fr×Dbm
4fr×Dbm7
Gb7
4frAbm
Gaug
Gb
4frAb
4frAbm7
4fr×Db9
2frF#maj7
F#7
2frF#6
F#m7
×B7
E
Esus4
Em
3fr××Gdim
4fr×C#m7
F
F#
×A
G
2fr×B/G
4fr×C#/G
4fr××C#dim
2fr×B/F
Fm7
E/F
2fr×Bmaj7
F#m
E6
2fr×B6
Fm
××Ddim
Frank Sinatra ? Michael and Peter
B Ebm MiBbchael is E/Gyou, G#m
Dbm Dbm7 B He has your Gb7faceBb, Gb7
Abm Gaug He still has your Dbm7eyes, Dbm7 reGbmember,Gb7
B Ebm Bb Peter is E/Gme, G#m
Dbm Dbm7 B 'cept when he Gb7smilBbes Gb7
Abm GaugAnd if you Dbm7look at them Abmboth Gaug Abfor aAbm7 while Db9
You can F#maj7see F#7 F#6 they areF#m7 you, B7 they are Eme
Esus4EmEsus4EmGdimGbGbGdimGbGb
This spring we had some C#m7heavyF rain
By summer it was C#m7dry aFgain
The roses that we F#plantAed last fall
G#m Climb the Gaugwall G B/G C#/G C#dim G
I think the house coulC#m7d useF some paint
You know your mother'C#m7s sucFh a saint
She takes the boys whF#eneveAr she can
She G#msure nGaugeeds a B/Fman Fm7
E/F All those years I'veBmaj7 workeFd for Santa Fe
E/F Never ever misseBmaj7d a siFngle day
E/F Just one more withoutBmaj7 a raiFse in payF#m, Eand I'mE leavin' A E/G
F#m7 And the air still E6has a country smell
F#m7 And everyoneE6 is looking well
F#m7 As far as aEnyone can tell,F#m7 the sun will riseB6 B7tomorrow
F#m7 B6 B7 F#m7 You'll never belB6ieve how much they're Esus4growin' E
John Henry caC#m7me toF cut the lawn
Again he asked mC#m7e wheFre you'd gone
Can't tell you all theF# timeAs he's been told
But G#mhe's Gaug so oB/Fld Fm7
E/F Guess that's all the newsBmaj7 I've Fgot today
E/F Least that's all the neBmaj7ws thaFt I can say
E/F Maybe soon the worBmaj7ds wilFl come my way F#m E Etomorrow A E/G
F#m7 And the air still has E6a country smell
F#m7 And everyoneE6 is looking well
F#m7 As far as anyEone can tell,F#m7 the sun will rise B6 B7 tomorrow
F#m7 B6 B7 F#m7 You'll never belB6ieve how much they're
growF#min' E Fm Ab G#m B F#m A Ddim F#m
F#m You'll never bB6elieve how much they're
growF#min' E Fm Ab G#m B F#m A Ddim F#m
Repeat and fade out
8.

When I Kissed That Girl Goodbye

Key: AHard
×A
E7
5fr×D9
F#m
F#7
×Bm
×B7
F
3fr××Cdim
××D
4fr×C#
×A7
Now LAittle WE7illie HAubble, D9well he hAad a E7lot of tArouble
E7In brAeaking E7off a F#mcertain D9love affAair F#7
BmWell he F#7fin'lyBm did it,Bm and IF#7 must aBmdmit it
B7Was a B7lauFgh whenCdim I heard B7him declE7are
Melody
I kAissed her E7in the Dmerry D9 mE7onth oE7f MaAy
And I kAissed heC#r in the mF#7iddle Cdimof JulE7y
Well I kAissed her E7in the A7 fall A7but the bDest kissF#m of them all
CdimWas the Aday F#mwhen I Dkissed D9that E7girl goE7odbye.A
I kAissed her E7on the Droad tD9o MaE7ndalayE7 A
And I kAissed heC#r in the sF#7treetsCdim of olE7d Shanghai
But I goAt the biggE7est thrA7ill inA7 the townD of old F#mSeville
CdimOn the dAay wF#mhen I kDissed tD9hat gE7al goodE7-bye A
I kAissed her E7in a reDnted CD9hevrE7olet E7 A
And I kAissed heC#r in a carF#7 she mCdimade meE7 buy
Well I kAissed her E7in a FoA7rd butA7 the day DI thankeF#md the lord
CdimWas the Aday F#mwhen I Dkissed D9that E7girl goE7od-byeA
WelAl I kissedE7 her whDere thD9ey sE7ing olE7d faAshioned songs
And I kAissed heC#r where thF#7ey hi Cdimdee hiE7 dee hi!
I could Anever singE7 a tuneA7 but tA7he day I Dlearned F#mto croon
CdimWas the Aday F#mwhen I Dkissed D9that E7girl goE7od-byeA
I kAissed her E7where tDhe seaD9 is E7deep aE7nd bAlue
And I kAissed heC#r where thF#7e riveCdimrs allE7 run dry
I kissedA her on thE7e lake A7but thA7e day I gDot my brF#meak
CdimWas the Aday F#mwhen I Dkissed D9that E7girl goE7od-byeA
I kAissed her E7where tDhe rosD9es kE7iss thE7e grAound
And I kAissed heC#r where thF#7e mounCdimtains E7kiss the sky
Well I kAissed her E7in the A7west bA7ut the kiDss that F#mI like best
CdimWas the Aday F#mwhen I Dkissed D9that E7girl goE7od-byeA
9.

Auld Lang Syne

Key: GHard
G
×G/B
××D
5fr×Dsus
×C
Em
×Am
×Am7
×Bm7
××D7
Em7
Should Gauld acqua G/Bin tanDce Dsusbe forgDot, anGd nevG/Ber brought tCo mind C
Should aGuld acqua EminstancAme befor gAm7ot, and Bm7auld laCng syne D D7
For aGuld lanG/Bg syne, Dmy DsusJo, foDr auld GlangG/B syneC
We'll Em7tak a cup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet, for auBm7ld lang sCyne D D7
And, surGely, ye'll G/Bbe youDr pDsusint stoDwp, anGd, suG/Brely, I'll bCe mine C
And we'll tGak a Emcup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet, and Bm7auld lanCg syne D D7
For aGuld lanG/Bg syne, DmyJoDsus, for aDuld lanGgs ynG/Be C
We'll Em7tak a cup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet, for Bm7 auld lanCg syne D D7
Wet wa hGa erun abouG/Bt thDe bDsusraes, aDnd pouG'd thG/Be go wans fiCne C
But we've wanGder' dEmmony a wAmeary Am7fitt, sin' Bm7auld langC syne D D7
For aGuld lanG/Bg syne, Dmy JDsuso, for Dauld laGng syG/Bne C
We'll Em7tak a cup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet, for Bm7 auld lanCg syne D D7
Wet wa hGa epaidl' dG/Bin thDe bDsusurn, frDae morGnin' G/Bsun till dinCe C
Bu tsGeas, bet weEmen us brAmaid, ha eroAm7ar'd, sin' auBm7ld lang Csyne D D7
For aGuld lanG/Bg syne, Dmy JDsuso, for Dauld laGng syG/Bne C
We'll Em7tak a cup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet, for Bm7 auld lanCg syne D D7
And therGe's a hand,G/B my trDustDsus y ferDe, andG gie'G/Bs a hand o' Cthine C
And we'll tGak a rEmight gude wiAmllie wAm7aught, for Bm7auld langC syneD D7
For aGuld lanG/Bg syne, Dmy JDsuso, for Dauld laGng syG/Bne C
We'll Em7tak a cup o' kinAmd nessAm7 yet,
For aBm7uld LCang sGyne aCuld Lang syne G
10.

Would You Like To Swing On A Star

Key: BmHard
×Bm7
E
E9
4frG#7
×A7
××D7
G
×C
4fr××C#dim
3frG/D
E7
×B7
F6
F
×Am7
×A
×Asus4
F7
×Bb7
××Eb7
4frAb
×Bbm7
3fr×Cm7
Bb
×Bbsus4
×C7
6fr×Eb
Bm7EE9G#7A7D7G
CC#dimG/DE7G#7A7D7
B7mmmmm Would you E7like to swing on a A7star
Carry D7moonbeams home in a jGar
And E7be better off than you A7are
D7 Or would you rather be a
GmuleF6? G F G F6 G F6
A mGule is an Am7animal with lBm7ong funny eCars
He kiGcks up at aAm7nything he Bm7hears G
His Aback is brawny and his Asus4brain is weak
He's jA7ust plain stupid with a D7 stubborn streak
And by the Gway, if you Am7hate to go to Bm7school E7
A7 You may grow D7up to be a Gmule B7
Would you E7like to swing on a sA7tar
Carry D7moonbeams home in a jGar
And E7be better off than you A7are
D7 Or would you rather be a
Gpig?F G F G F G F
A pGig is an Am7animal with Bm7dirt on his Am7face
His shGoes are a Am7terrible disBm7grace G
He Aain't got no manners when he Asus4eats his food
He's fA7at and lazy and D7 extremely rude
But if you Gdon't care a Am7feather or a Bm7fig E7
You A7may grow D7up to be a
piGg Am7 Bm7or would you lE7ike to swing on a sA7tar
Carry mD7oonbeams home in a jGar
And E7be better off than you A7are
D7 Or would you rather be a
Gfish? G E7 A7 D7 F7 Bb7 Eb7
A Abfish won't do Bbm7anything but Cm7swim in a Bbm7brook
He Abcan't write his Bbm7name or read a Cm7book Ab
And to fBbool the people is his Bbsus4only thought
Though he Bb7slippery, he still Eb7gets caught
But then if Abthat sort of Bbm7life is what you Cm7wish F7
You Bb7may grow Eb7up to be a fAbish C7
And all the F7monkeys aren't in a Bb7zoo
Every Eb7day you meet quite a fAbew
So you sF7ee it's all up to yBb7ou
Eb7 You can be better than you Abare F7
Bb7You could be Eb7 swinging on a
sAbtar Bb7 Bm7 Eb Ab