Chords used
A7
D
Em7
Cdim
Gdim
D7
G
Gm
B7
C
Bb
F#7
Eb
F
Am7
D9
G7
A
C7
Em
E7
E
Dsus
G/B
Bm
Edim
F#m
G6
G/F
D6
G5
Fdim
C#
C/B
Dm7
Bb9
Dm
Fm7
F7
Cm
C9
Bb7
Bbdim
Bb5
Eb5
Cm7
A9
D5
Am
Eb7
Bm7
Em9
E9
C#7
F#m7
C#9
E5
E4
C6
Adim7
Fm
Ddim7
Bb6
G9
C5
Bbm7
Eb9
Ebm7
Ab7
F5
Ab9
Db7
Gb7
Db
Eb6
Db6
A/G
G/E
C#m7
1.
In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening
Key: AHardA7
D
Em7
Cdim
Gdim
D7
G
Gm
B7
C
Bb
F#7
Eb
F
Am7
D9
G7
A7In the cDool, cool, Em7cool A7of the eDvening, tell 'em CdimI'll be tEm7here 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 tEm7ell 'em IA7'll be tDhereD C C Bb F#7
BbI like a Ebbarbecue, BbI like to Ebboil a ham
And BbI vote for bouEbillabaisse steBbw. 's that
CI'd like a Fweenie bake, Csteak and a Flayer cake
And youC'll get a tumFmy ache tooC
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 D9reply
GIn A7the coolD, cool, coEm7ol ofA7 the eveDning, tell 'em Cdimwe'll be Em7there A7
If you Em7need a pA7air of freelEm7oaders A7to fGdimracture yDour A7affairD
I A7may Deven Em7give them PA7agliDacci nA7ow stanDd back and givD7e him aiGr
If Gmone can rGdimelax and we'll hDave a few yB7aks
And you can teEm7ll them weA7'll be thDere
"OBbui, said the bEbumblebee, "BbLet's have jEbubilee
"WhenBb said the prairieEb hen, Soon" Bb Eb
"SCure," said the diFnosaur "WChere?" said the gFrisly bear
"UnCder the ligFht of the mooCn"
"HCow about your brFother, jaCckass" evFeryone gaily cCried
"AAm7re you coming D9to the frGacas" "Ain't gonna blow it"
And all the D7respects," hAm7e sigheD9d 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 Gmon our feet Gdimand there's somethiDng to eat B7
Well you can Em7tell them A7we'll be Dthere
In tA7he cool,D cool, coolEm7 of tA7he eveniDng, tell 'em I'llCdim be thereEm7 A7
In the cEm7ool, cool, cA7ool of the evEm7ening, A7better Gdimsave a cDhairA7 D
A7When the Dparty's Em7getting A7a glDow A7 on and sDingin' D7fills the Gair
If there's gasGm in my haGdimck and my laDundry is baB7ck
If there's rGmoom for one Gdimmore and you nDeed me, why B7sure
If you neGmed a new fGdimace or a tDenor or baB7se
If I can cGmlimb out of Gdimbed and put a hDead on my hB7ead
Well you can telEm7l 'em we'lA7l be therDe
2.
Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer
Key: DCapo 3HardD
Am7
D7
G
Em7
A
A7
F
C7
B7
Em
E7
C
E
#6 in 1963.
(.)
#1.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Those days of D7soda and Am7pretzels and Gbeer.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Dust off the D7sun and Am7moon and Dsing a Am7song of Gcheer.
GJust Ffill your C7basket B7full of C7sandB7wiches and C7weeB7nies.
B7Then lock the C7house B7up, C7now B7you're Emset.
EmAnd on the Em7beach you'll A7see the Em7girls in A7their bik..Em7in..A7is,
A7As Em7cute as D7ever A7but they D7never A7get 'em D7wet.
#2.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Those days of D7soda and Am7pretzels and Gbeer.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
AYou'll wish A7that D7summer Am7could D7always Am7be Ghere.
#3.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Those days of D7soda and Am7pretzels and Gbeer.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Dust off the D7sun and Am7moon and Dsing a Am7song of Gcheer.
GDon't Fhave to C7tell a B7girl and C7fella B7about a C7drive-B7in.
B7Or some C7roman..B7tic C7moon, B7it Emseems.
EmRight from the Em7moment A7that those Em7lovers A7start Em7arrivA7ing,
A7You'll see Em7more D7kissing A7in the D7cars than A7on the D7screen.
#4.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
A7Those days of D7soda and Am7pretzels and Gbeer.
DRoll Am7out D7those Glazy, Dhazy, Gcrazy Em7days of Asummer,
AYou'll wish A7that D7summer Am7could D7always Am7be Ghere.
ADD:
E7You'll A7wish that D7summer Am7could D7always Cbe GhereB7. E
E7You'll A7wish that D7summer Am7could D7always Am7be Ghere.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
3.
The Best Man
Key: DHardD
D9
Dsus
E
E7
A
G/B
A7
Cdim
F#7
Bm
Edim
F#m
G
D7
Gm
Gdim
G6
G/F
D6
F
Em7
B7
G5
Fdim
C#
I gDuess I've D9got a Dsusheart mDeant for Efooling aE7round Ewith cE7hicks,
'Cause Ain that lG/Bove depA7artment, I kDnow all the Cdimladies' tA7ricks.
Now I F#7ran across a Bmgirl one day, she was as sF#7harp as a girl could Bmbe,
And I Ewasn't surprised to hCdimear her saEy that shAe really wG/Bent for mA7e.
Melody Refrain
She Edimsaid I A7was the bDest man F#m who Gever knockedEdim on her doDor;
She Edimsaid I A7was the Dbest man, D7the feGlla she'd waEdimited for. D
She sD7aid I was the bGest man at Gmdancing, and nDobodyGdim can deDny
CdimThat wEhen it Cdimcame to romAancin' I was the AA-plus nG/Bumber one guyA7.
But Edimthen she A7met my beDst friend F#m and knGocked him rightEdim off his pDins,
But Edimstill I A7wasn't wDorrried, D7 'cause the bG6est man aCdimlways wiG6ns.
The D7way it Gall turned G/Fout, thereD6 wasF no dEm7oubt
That I was bDest manF#m in the B7end
CdimYes, I was the E7best man when sheEdim married A7my best frDiend
She Edimsaid I A7was the bDest man F#m who Gever knockedEdim on her doDor
She Edimsaid I A7was the Dbest man, D7 the fGella she'd wEdimaited for D
CdimThat wEhen it Cdimcame to romAancin' I was the AA-plus G/Bnumber one guA7y
But Edimthen she A7met my beDst friend F#m and knGocked him rightEdim off his pDins
But Edimstill I A7wasn't wDorrried, D7'cause the besG6t man alwCdimays winsG6
The D7way it Gall turned G/Fout, thereD6 wasF no dEm7oubt
That I was bDest manF#m in the B7end
CdimYes, I was the E7best man when sheEdim married A7my best frDiend
So dD7on't you tG5hink you're bG6est til you Fdimpass the tDest
And you kD7now all theC# ladies' tB7ricks
'Cause E7you'll wind up as the beE7st man Cdim
While the Aother guyEdim gets the chDicks
4.
Gone With The Draft
Key: CHardC
C/B
Am7
G
Dm7
Fdim
G7
Em7
A7
C7
F
Bb9
Gdim
Dm
D
Fm7
E7
F7
Gone, Cgone, C/Bgone wAm7ith the draft, gGone, gone, gCone wiC/Bth theDm7 draft G Fdim Fdim G7
G7When sCkinny C/Bme went Am7out with my hGoney, the Cboys all Em7started to laA7ugh;
But Cnow it's C7not so fFunnyBb9 theCy're all gonDm7e with the draCft. G
CAs a sC/Bhiek, I Am7can't be beGat the boCys all haEm7nd me a lauA7gh.
But sCince I hC7ave got fFlat feet,Bb9 CI'm not gDm7one in the drCaft.G
I uC7sed to Gdimenvy the fFellowsDm who C7had such Gdimfine physFiques;
But aDll they can Gdimsay is "HGello"Em7 on sAm7even-fDifty a wGeek.
G7When the bCoys get bC/Back and Am7see how I'm dGoin', they'll be sorrCy they laughEm7ed; A7
'CCause one cC7an't keep on wFooing Bb9 and sCtill be gDm7one with the drCaft.G
Instrumental : one verse, one bridge and one berse
G7When FrCanklynC/B D did Am7sign the drGaft, the cCats all Em7had a chA7ill;
The bCoys turned pC7ale and ceaFsed to Bb9laugh, 'cause tChis is a Dm7serious bCill.G
G7They nCow reaC/Blize that sAm7kinny Gme was the lCuckiest Em7one of aA7ll,
Who can sCtay at hC7ome with MFinnieBb9, while tChey face the Dm7canon balCls. G
So bC7oys, take itGdim on the cFhin, Dm and C7always Gdimwear a smFile;
You'll fDind it hGdimard to win caGrryin' Em7 fAm7ifty pDounds for mGiles.
G7When your yeCar of C/Bdrill is Am7up, G you gCet your caEm7lves discA7harged,
You can cCome back hC7ome and frFeshenBb9 up, and Crun arDm7ound at lCargeG.
FFm7FdimCE7Am7GFA7
GoCne, Em7gone, F7gone, gA7one with the
CDraft,G draft,F7 draft,A7 draft.C Fdim Bb9
5.
When Your Lover Has Gone
Key: GmHardGm
Cm
G
Cdim
D7
G7
C9
Bb7
Bbdim
A7
D
Bm
G6
Bb5
Bb
C7
C
Eb5
Cm7
B7
Em
F#m
A9
D5
F#7
E7
Am
Eb7
D9
Recitative
GmFor ages and ages,Cm G the poetGms and sages
CdimOf Gm love won d love D7always D7sing Gm D7
But askG7 any lover C9and Cdim you sBb7oon discover Bbdim
A7The heartDaches that romanceA7 caBbdimn bring
What good Gmis the schemingCm, tGhe planning andGm dreaming
CdimThat Gmcomes with each new D7 loveD7 affair Gm D7
The loveG7 that you cherish, soC9 Cdimoften Bb7might perish Bbdim
A7And leavDes you with castles A7 Bbdim in air
GWhBmen you're aloG7ne,G6 Gm Bb5 who careBbs for stC7arlit Cskies
A7When you're Bbdim alonA7e, Cm Eb5 thCm7e magic moonlight diGes
At break of dB7awn,Em therA7e is no sunrise,F#m A7 wGhen your loveA9r has D5gone G D7 F#7 G
WhatBm lonely G7hourG6s, Gm Bb5 the eBbvening shadoC7ws briCng
A7What lonely Bbdim hoA7urs,Cm Eb5 with Cm7mem lingering
GLike faded B7flowEm, life canD7't meCdiman anythE7ing
AmWhen your lover Eb7 has D7 gonGe Eb7 D9 D5
GWhBmen you're aloG7ne,G6 Gm Bb5 who careBbs for stC7arlit Cskies
A7When you're Bbdim alonA7e, Cm Eb5 thCm7e magic moonlight diGes
At break of dB7awn,Em therA7e is no sunrise,F#m A7 Gwhen your lovA9er hasD5 gone G D7 F#7 G
WhatBm lonely G7hourG6s, Gm Bb5 the eBbvening shadoC7ws briCng
A7What lonely Bbdim hoA7urs,Cm Eb5 with Cm7memories lingering
GLike faded B7flowEm, life canD7't meCdiman anythE7ing
AmWhen your lover Eb7 has D7 gonGe G7 A7 Eb7 G
6.
Que Será, Será
Key: GHardG
C
C/B
Am7
Dm7
Am
G7
C7
F
GWhen I was jCust a lC/Bittle gAm7irl
Am7I Gasked my moDm7ther, "CWhat wDm7ill IC bAme G7
Dm7Will I be pGretty? WDm7ill I be rGich"
Dm7Here's what she sGaid to Cme C7
"Que serFa, sera, whaDm7tever will Cbe, will be
The Dm7future'Cs not oursG7 to Dm7see G7
Que seDm7ra, seCra, Am7 what will Dm7be, wGill bCe"
GWhen I was jCust a cC/Bhild inAm7 school
Am7I asGked my teDm7acher, C"What Dm7will CI trAmy G7
Dm7Should I paint picGtures? SDm7hould I sing sonGgs"
Dm7This was her wGise repCly C7
"Que serFa, sera, whaDm7tever will Cbe, will be
The Dm7future'Cs not oursG7 to Dm7see G7
Que seDm7ra, seCra, Am7 what will Dm7be, wGill bCe"
GWhen I grew Cup and C/Bfell inAm7 love
Am7I aGsked my sweDm7etheart,C "What Dm7lies aCheadAm G7
Dm7Will we have rGainbows Dm7day after Gday"
Dm7Here's what my swGeetheart saCid C7
"Que serFa, sera, whaDm7tever will Cbe, will be
The Dm7future'Cs not oursG7 to Dm7see G7
Que seDm7ra, seCra, Am7 what will Dm7be, wGill bCe"
GNow I have CChildrenC/B of my Am7own
Am7TheyG ask their Dm7mother,C "WhatDm7 willC I bAme" G7
Dm7Will I be handGsome? WDm7ill I be rGich"
Dm7I tell them tGenderCly C7
"Que serFa, sera, whaDm7tever will Cbe, will be
The Dm7future'Cs not oursG7 to Dm7see G7
Que seDm7ra, seCra, Am7 what will Dm7be, wGill bCe"
7.
These Foolish Things
Key: DHardD6
Bm7
Em9
A7
D9
D7
G6
B7
E7
Em7
E9
D
C#7
F#m7
C#9
F#m
A
Cdim
D6A cigareBm7tte that bears a lipEm9stick's traces A7
An airline D6ticket to romBm7antic places Em9 A7
D9And still my hD7eart has wings G6
These B7foolish things,E7 remind meA7 of you Em7 A7
D6A tinkling piBm7ano in the next apEm9artment A7
D6Those stumblin' wBm7ords that told you wE9hat my hA7eart meant
A fD9airground's D7painted G6swings
B7These foolish E7things,A7 remind me of you D C#7
F#m7You came, you saC#9w, yoF#mu conquered me F#m7
AWhen F#m7you did Bm7that to E9me I knewA7 somehowCdim this hadEm7 to beA7
D6The winds of MBm7arch that make my hEm9eart A7
A dancer a telD6ephone that rings Bm7but who'sE9 to answeA7r?
D9Oh, how theD7 ghost of you clings
B7These foolisE7h things,A7 remiDnd meCdim of youEm7 A7
E7A7DC#7
D6The scent of smoulderingBm7 leaves the wail of Em9steamers A7
D6Two lovers on the streetBm7 who walk like dreaE9mers A7
D9Oh how the D7ghost of you clings
B7These foolisE7h things A7remind meD of yCdimou Em7 A7
F#m7How strange, how sC#9weet, F#m to find youF#m7 still!
AThese tF#m7hings are Bm7dear to E9me
They seeA7m to brCdiming so you nEm7ear to mA7e
D6The sigh of Bm7midnight trains inEm9 empty sA7tations
D6Silk stockings thrown asBm7ide, dance E9invitaA7tions
D9Oh, how theD7 ghost of you clings
ThB7ese foolish E7things, rA7emind me of you
DReminCdimd me ofEm7 you, A7 D remiCdimnd me oEm7f you,A7 D reCdimmind meEm7 of A7you
8.
It's All Right With Me
Key: AmHardAm7
D9
Dm7
G7
E5
A9
E4
E7
C6
Gm
C9
Adim7
Fm
Ddim7
C
Bb6
A7
D7
E
D
G5
G9
B7
C7
C5
F7
G
Bbm7
Eb9
Ebm7
Ab7
F5
Bb9
Ab9
Db7
Gb7
Db
Eb
Fdim
Eb6
Db6
It's the wronAm7g time, and the wrong place D9
Though your face is chAm7arming, it's the wrong face Dm7
It's not herG7 face, but such a charming facE5e that it's aA9ll right with D9 me G7 E4 E7
It's the wronAm7g song, in the wrong styleD9
Though your smile is lAm7ovely, it's the wrong smile Dm7
It's not herG7 smile, but such a lovely smileE5 that it's A9all right with mD9e C6
You can'tGm know how happy I amC9 that we meAdim7t I'm strangely attracteFmd to you Ddim7 C C6
There's someonBb6e I'm trying so hA7ard to forgeD7t
Don't you want to forget someone, too? E7 E
IDt'sE7 the Am7 wrong game, with the wrong chD9ips
Though your lips are tAm7empting, they're the wrong lips Dm7
They're not her lipG7s, but they're such tempting lips G5 that, if some nA9ight, you are fD9ree G9 B7
Dm7Hey! G7 It's all C7right, C5 yes, it's F7 all rD9ightDm7 Git's all C6right with me
You can'tGm know how happy I amC9 that we meAdim7t I'm strangely attracteFmd to you Ddim7 C C6
There's someonBb6e I'm trying so hA7ard to forgeD7t
Don't you want to forget someone, too? E7 F7
It's the wroBbm7ng game, with the wrong chips Eb9
Though your lips are tBbm7empting, they're the wrong lips Ebm7
They're not her choAb7ps, but they're such tempting chops F5 Bb9
That, if someEb9 night, you are free Ab9 C7
Ebm7Hey! Ab7 It all rDb7ight, It aGb7ll right,
It aEbm7ll right wiAb7th Dbme Eb E Eb Db Eb E Eb Db Eb E Eb Db Fdim Eb6 Db6
9.
September Song
Key: FHardFdim
C
Am
F
G
G7
Fm7
C/B
D7
Dm7
Fm
D
A/G
WhenFdim I was a young man acoCurtin' the giAmrls, I played me a waitiFdimn' game; C
If a Fdimmaid refused me with a toCss of her cuAmrls, I'd let the ol' wForld take a Gcouple of twirCls, Am
And I'd pFly her with tears instCead of peAmarls, and as time came around Fdimshe came my way,C Am
As Fdimtime came around, shGe cameG7.
Refrain:
But it's a lFong, long time Fm7 from FdimMay to DecCember,C/B Am
And the AmdayGs grow sD7hort Dm7 when you rG7each SeptCember; Fdim C
When the autumn wFeatherFm turns the Fdimleaves to fClame, C/B Am
One AmhasGn't got tDime Dm7 for the wG7aiting gaCme. Fdim C
Oh, the dFays dwindle down to a pFm7recious few. SeptFm7ember November Dm7 Fdim G
And tG7hese few pFrecious days Fm7 I'll Fdimspend with Cyou, C/B Am
These preAmcioGus daDys I'll spDm7end Fdimwith yCou.
Oh, the dFays dwindle down to a pFm7recious few.Fm7 September November Dm7 Fdim G
And thG7ese few preFcious days Fm7 I'll Fdimspend with yCou, C/B theseAm precious daysA/G D
I'll sDm7pend with yoCu. F Fdim C
When you Fdimmeet with the young men in theC early AmSpring
They'll Fdimcourt you with wine and with sCong, they'll woo you with words Fdim and a clover ring C Am
But Fif you exGamine the gCoods that they bAmring, They have little to offer butF the sonFdimgs that they sing C Am
And a Fdimplentiful waste of tCime of Amday. A plentifFdimul waste of time G G7
Repeat Refrain
10.
Somewhere Along The Way
Key: DHardD
D9
D5
G
G/F
G/E
Em7
Gdim
A7
F#m7
G/B
D6
Fdim
F
C#7
C#m7
Bm7
Cdim
F#7
B7
DI used Dto walk D9with yDou D5 along the D9avenueD5
GOur G/Fhearts were G/Ecare Em7free Em7and Gdimgay A7
How could I F#m7know I'd lGose Em7you sA7omewhere alG/Bong A7the wD6ay Fdim A7 A7
DThe friends Dwe usD9ed to kDnowD5 would always D9smile "HeD5llo"
GNo lG/Fove like G/Eour Em7love, tEm7hey'dGdim say A7
Then love slippedF#m7 through our GfingerEm7s somA7ewhere alonG/Bg theA7 way D
DI sD9hould fDorget,F but with the lonC#7eliness of night
I C#7start remFembering C#7ev'rything
You're gone and yFet, there's still a fC#7eeling deep iC#7nside
That you will FalwaysC#m7 be pA7art of me
SDo now DI look fD9or yDou D5 along the D9avenueD5
GAnd G/Fas I G/E wanEm7der Em7I Gdimpray A7
That some day F#m7soon I'll Gfind Em7you A7somewhere aG/Blong A7the wDay
DI sD9hould fDorget,F but with the lonC#7eliness of night
I C#7start remFembering C#7ev'rything
You're gone and yFet, there's still a fC#7eeling deep iC#7nside
That you will FalwaysC#m7 be pA7art of me
DSo nowD I look D9for DyouD5 along thD9e avenuD5e
GAnd G/Fas I G/E wanEm7der Em7I Gdimpray A7
Bm7That some day Cdimsoon I'll fGind yEm7ou
A7Somewhere aG/Blong A7the F#7way B7 sEm7omewhere alG/Bong theA7 way D