Chords used
G7
Am
F
C
F#m7
B7
E
Cdim
E6
A
F#m
Em
Em7
A7
D6
Dm7
Fdim
G
Am7
G/B
D9
G6
E7
D7
D
Bm
Bm7
Edim
A6
F#7
Gm7
C9
C/B
C7
Gdim
F7
Bb
Bb9
Dm
B
C#7
C#m7
C#
E4
A9
Gm
G/F
Fm
G5
E9
1.
Sleigh Ride
Key: GHardG7
Am
F
C
F#m7
B7
E
Cdim
E6
A
F#m
Em
Em7
A7
D6
Dm7
Fdim
G
Am7
G/B
D9
G6
E7
D7
D
Bm
Just G7hear those sleigh bells jAmingling, rFing ting tG7ingling too Am F
Come G7on, it's lovely Amweather for a sFleigh ride togG7ether with you Am F
OutG7side the snow is Amfalling and fFriends are caG7lling "You Hoo" Am F
Come G7on, it's lovely wAmeather for a Fsleigh ride toG7gether with CyouF C
Giddy-F#m7yap giddy yap, giddy yap let's B7go, Elet's look at the snowCdim E6
AWe're rF#miding in a AwonderlB7and of sEnow E6 E E6
Giddy Emyap giddyB7 yap, giddy yEm7ap it's gA7rand just holdinF#m7g your hand D6
Dm7We're gliding aG7long with the song of a Cdimwintry Fdimfairy lG7and.
Our cFdimheeks are nice and Amrosy and Fcomfy cG7ozy are we Am F
We're sG7nuggled up toAmgether like two Fbirds of a fG7eather would be Am F
Let's tG7ake the road befAmore us and sFing a G7Chorus or two Am F
Come G7on, it's lovely Amweather for a sFleigh ride toG7gether with Cyou F C
There's a Gbirthday Am7partyG/B at the hCome of GFarD9mer GGray
It'llG be the pAm7erfect G/Bending Cof a pGerfD9ect dG6ay
Am7We'll be Emsinging the songs we Amlove toCdim sing wiB7thout aB7 siFngle Emstop
At the fAireplace while we wE7atch the chestnuts Apop. PopD7! Pop! Pop!
There's a Ghappy fAm7eeling G/Bnothing Cin the Gworld D9can bGuy
When they pGass arAm7ound the G/Bcoffee Cand the pGumpD9kin pG6ie
Am7It'll Gnearly be like a pAmicture D7print byCdim CurriB7er and IEmves
GThese Am7wonderful tGhings are the Am7things we reGmember all through our lives. Am7 G
AThese Em7wonderful tAhings are the tEm7hings we reAmember all through our lives. Em7 A
Just A7hear those sleigh bells jD6ingling, G/Bring ting tA7ingling too D6 G/B
Come A7on, it's lovely wD6eather for a G/Bsleigh ride toA7gether with DyouBm G6
OutsA7ide the snow is fD6alling and G/Bfriends are A7calling "You Hoo" D6 G/B
A7Come on, it's lovely D6weather for aG/B sleigh ride toA7gether with you G/B D6
2.
Beer Barrel Polka Roll Out The Barrel
Key: EHardE7
A
D9
F#m
Cdim
Bm7
Edim
Fdim
A7
D
Bm
E
A6
F#7
There'E7s a garden,A D9whatA a E7garden,A D9 A
E7Only hAap - F#mpy D9fa -Cdim ces Bm7bloom theE7re,
D9And there's nE7ev - D9er E7an Cdim- y Bm7 room theE7re
D9For a E7wor - ry D9 Cdim Bm7 or a gloAom there. Edim E7
E7Oh, there's Amu - sic D9 A aE7nd there's dAancingD9, A
E7And a AlotF#m of swD9eet Cdim ro -Bm7 man - ciE7ng;
WE7hen tD9hey pE7lay Cdim the Bm7 pol - kE7a,
TD9hey E7all D9get E7in Fdim the sAwing.D9 A
A7Ev' - ry tDime F#mthey Bmhear thatBm7 oomE - pa - Dpa, Fdim D
Bm7AD9AE7AD9A
TheyBm7 want to thE7row theD9ir cCdimares Bm7 a - wayE7, D9 E7
TheyBm7 all go laE7h - dD9e - aE7h - Fdimde - ayA.
A7Then they DhearF#m a rBmum - bleBm7 on Ethe flDoor,Fdim the flDoor --
Bm7It's the bAig sD9ur - prAise they're wE7ait - ing foAr. D9 A
AndBm7 all the coE7u - pleD9s fCdimorm Bm7 a rinE7g, D9 E7
Bm7 And for miE7les aD9 - roE7und you'll hFdimear them siAng.
ARoll E7out the bAar - A6rel, Awe'll A6have Aa bar -Edim rel of fE7un;
D9Roll Bmout the D9bar - E7rel, D9we've E7got D9the Bm7blues Cdimon the ruAn.
AZing E7boom ta - rAar - A6rel, rAing A6out Aa A7song A7of good chDeer;
BmNow's the Bm7timeE toBm7 roll Cdimthe bA6ar - reAl, F#7
For the gD9ang's E7all heAre.
A lot of the ones like this come from my
great-Uncle's fake book, dated between
1947 and 1963
3.
Lullaby Of Broadway
Key: CHardC
Am7
Dm7
G7
F
Gm7
D7
C9
C/B
A7
Fdim
C7
Gdim
F7
Bb
Bb9
Am
Dm
CCome on along and lAm7isten to thDm7e lullaby of BroG7adway C
CThe hip hooray andAm7 ballyhoo, the luDm7llaby of BroadwG7ay C
FThe rumble of a subGm7way train, the rD7attle of the taGm7xis C9 F
FThe daffydils who entGm7ertain at AD7ngelo's and MaxieGm7's C9 F
G7When a Broadway baby saysC, "Good nC/Bight" A7
G7It's early Dm7in the G7morniCng
CManhatten babies don'A7t sleep tiDm7ght untFdimil the G7dawn C7
FGood Gdimnight, FbabC9y, gFood F7 niBbght, Bb9 miFlk man's oC9n his wFay C7
FSleepGdim tight,F baC9by, FsleeF7p tBbight,Bb9 leFt's call iC9t a dayF. HeC7y
GdimFC9FF7BbBb9FC9FC7FGdimFC9FF7BbBb9FC9FC7CAmDmG7C
FThe band begins to go tGm7o town, andD7 ev'ryone goes crazGm7y C9 F
FYou rockaby your babyGm7 'round 'til D7ev'rything goes haGm7zy C9 F
"HG7ushaby, I'll buCy you thiC/Bs and that," you A7hear a daG7ddy saDm7ying G7 C
CAnd baby C/Bgoes home A7to her flat Dm7 to sFdimleep all G7day C7
FGood Gdimnight, FbabC9y, goFod F7 niBbght, Bb9 mFilk man's oC9n his waFy C7
FSleep Gdimtight, FbabC9y, sFleepF7 tiBbght, Bb9 leFt's call iC7t Dm7a dFdimay
Gm7Listen toF the lullaDmby ofFdim old C9BroadwayF
4.
Bei Mir Bist Du Schön
Key: BHardB7
Em
Am
Cdim
B
A
Am7
Em7
Fdim
B7Of all the Emboys I've kAmnown, and I've Cdimknown some, uB7ntil I firsCdimt met youEm, I was lAmonesome Cdim B7
And Cdimwhen you cEmame in sBight, dear, my Aheart grew lAm7ight
And this Emold world sAmeemed new to B7me, you're really sB7well, I have tEmo admit yoAmu Cdim B7
CdimDeserve expEmressions Amthat reallyCdim fit you B7
AndCdim so I've raEmcked my Bbrain, hoping tAo explain, aAm7ll the things thatB7 you do toCdim me B7
Melody:
B7Bei Emmir Cdimbist du sEmchönpAm7lease lEmet Cdimme explaEmin, B
Em7Bei mB7ir bist du schön means that you're gEmrand.
B7Bei Emmir Cdimbist du Emschön, Am7 agEmain CdimI'll expEmlain, B
Em7It meB7ans you're the fairest in the lEmand.
I coBuld say, "AmBella, bAm7ella," Am7even Emsay "voonderbar."
Each laBnguage oAmnly Am7helps me Cdimtell you B7 how graFdimnd you areB7.
B7I've EmtriedCdim to expEmlain Am7 "bei Emmir Cdimbist du Emschön," B
Em7So kB7iss me and say you undersEmtand. B7
Bei miEmr bCdimist du scEmhön, you've hAm7eard it aB7ll befoEmre but lCdimet me tAm7ry to explB7ain
CdimBei mB7ir Cdimbist du sB7chön means Cdimthat you're gEmrand B Am7 B7
B7Bei EmmirCdim bist du Emschön, it'sAm7 such anB7 old reEmfrain anCdimd yet I sAm7hould exB7plain
Cdim It mB7eansCdim I am B7beggingCdim for your hEmand. Am7 Em
B7I've EmtriedCdim to expEmlain Am7 "bei Emmir Cdimbist du Emschön," B
Em7So kB7iss me and say you undersEmtand.
5.
A Man And A Woman
Key: AHardA
Em7
A7
G/B
Am
B7
E
E7
C#7
Dm7
G7
Am7
C
G
F#m7
Cdim
C#m7
C#
E6
Gdim
AWhen hearts are passing in the night Em7
In the lonely night
Then they must hold each other tight Em7
Oh so very tight
And take a chance that in the light, in tomorrow'Em7s ligA7ht G/B
AmThey'll stayAm togetB7her so much in love E
AAndEm7 in E7 the silence of the mist, of the morning mist,
Em7When A7lipsG/B are C#7waiting to be kissed, longing to be kissed
Em7WhereA7 isG/B the reason to resist and deny a kiss
AmThat holds Ama pB7romise of happineEss
ThAmough Em7yestAmerdaDm7y G7 stG/Bill Am7 surrouG/Bnds you
CWitAm7h a Dm7warm andG preciousAm7 memG/Bory,C Am7 F#m7 mB7aybCdime fEor tomC#m7orrow
We can C#build a Em7new dream A7 for you and me
ThAis Em7glowE7 we feel is something rare, something really rare
Em7So cA7ome G/Band C#7say you want to share, want to really share
Em7The bA7eauG/Bty waiting for us there, calling for us there
AmThat onlyAm lovB7ing cCdiman givB7e tCdimhe heEarE6t
WhAen Em7lifeE7 is passing in the night, in the rushing night
Em7A maA7n, G/Ba woC#7man in the night, in the lonely night
Em7Must A7takG/Be a chance that in the light, in tomorrow's light
AmThey'll beAm toB7getherCdim so B7mucCdimh in lEove,
TogetB7herCdim so mB7uchCdim in loEve, F#m7so tell B7me
You're Cdimnot afrEaid to take the chance, really take a chance
LEet Gdimyour heart begin to dance, let it sing and dance
To Gdimthe Emusic of a glance, of a fleeting glance
ETo the music of romance, of Gdima new romance, take a chance Gdim E
6.
Begin The Beguine
Key: AHardA
A6
E7
Bm
Bm7
E4
A9
F#m7
D
Am
D7
G
Gm
C7
F
Cdim
Dm
E
Dm7
A7
C#
F#m
F#7
Am7
AWhen they beA6gin A6 the begAuine A6 A6
It briAngs back the soA6und of A6music so teE7nder
It brBmings back a nBm7ight of tBmropical splBm7endor
It brings back a meE7mory E4 eE7ver greeA9n A
AI'm with you once mA6ore A6under the stAars A6 A6
And dAown by the shore, F#m7 an orchestra's E7playing
And even theE7 palms seeE7m to be swDaying
E7When theyE4 begin tE7he beguiAne A6 A6
To lAmive it again D7 is past all endGeavor
EGmxcept when thatC7 tune clutches my heart F
And Cdimthere we are,Dm swearing to love forEever F
And promising neverE, neDm7ver to partE E7
What moments diviAne, A6 what raA6pture serAene A6 A6
Til clAouds came along to dispA7erse the joy we had tE7asted
And nDmow when I hear people curse the chance that was wasted,
I know but too wE7ell E7 what they meA9an A
So dE7on't let tA6hem begin the beguine A6
E7Let the loAve that was once a A6fire remain an E7ember
Let it sDleep like the dead desBm7ire I only remC#ember F#m
When they begiE7n E7the beguiAne A6
E7Oh, yes, lAet them begin the begA6uine, make them plAay A6
E7Til the sAtars that were there beA6fore return abE7ove you
Til you wDhisper to me once Bm7more, "C#Darling, I love yF#7ou"
And we sBm7uddenly know what heaven we're in
When they begE7in the begAuine Am7
When Bm7they begin the bE7eguiAne A6 A6 A
7.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
Key: DEasyD
G
A
He wasD a famous trumpet man
From out Chicago way
DHe had a boogie style
That no one else could play
He waGs the top man at his craft
But thenD his number came up
And he was gone with the draft
He's in Athe army now
He's bloGwin' reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
DThey made him blow a bugle
For his Uncle Sam
DIt really brought him down
Because he could not jam
The CaGptain seemed to understand
BecausDe the next day the Cap'
Went out and drafted a band
And noAw the company jumps
When heG plays reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
DA|-toot| a-toot
D
A|-toot| diddle-ee-ada-toot
DHe blows it eight to the bar
DIn boogie rhythm
HGe can't blow a note
Unless the bass and guitar
Is playiDn' with 'im
He makAes the company jumps
When heG plays reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
DHe was a boogie-woogie bugle boy of Company B
GAnd when he plays boogie-woogie bugle
He's was buDsy as a bzzy bee
And whAen he plays he makes the company jump
GEight to the bar
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
D
DToot toot he blows it eight to the bar
HGe can't blow a note
If the bass and guitar
Isn'tD with 'im
AA-and the company jumps
When heG plays reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
AGD
DHe puts the boys to sleep
With boogie every night
DAnd wakes them up the same way
In the early bright
They clapG their hands and stamp their feet
BecausDe they know how he plays
When someone gives him a beat
He reaAlly breaks it up
When heG plays reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company B
DDadada-adarada-dada, dadada-adarada-dada
GDadada-adaraDda-dada, dadada-adarada-dada
AA-and the company jumps
When heG plays reveille
He's tDhe boogieG-woogie Dbugle boy of Company
8.
Chattanooga Choo Choo
Key: DHardD
Gdim
Fdim
A7
G/B
G
D6
B7
E7
Bm7
D7
C
Em7
Am7
C/B
G/F
G7
Dm7
C7
F
Fm
Bb9
DParGdimdon Fdim me, boDy, is tA7hat the G/BChattanA7ooga chGoo chDoo
D6Track DtwentyB7 E7 nine E7
Boy, you can gE7ive me A7a shDine G D
DI Gdim can Fdim af fDord to bA7oard a CG/BhattanA7ooga chGoo chDoo
D6I've gDot B7my E7fare E7 andBm7 just a triE7fle toA7 spDarGe D
DYou leave D7the PGennsylvania StD7ation 'bout a qGuarter D7to fGour
GRead a magazD7ine and then you're Gin BalD7timGore
CDinner in the dA7iner, Gnothing could be E7finer
A7Than to Em7have your A7ham an' eEm7ggs in Am7CarolD7ina
GWhen you hear the whD7istle blowin' eGight to D7the Gbar
GThen you know that TD7ennessee is Gnot veD7ry fGar
CShovel C/Ball the A7coal in, Ggotta G/Fkeep it E7rollin'
Am7Woo, woo, CD7hattanooga tAm7here D7you Gare G7
CThere's Dm7gonna Cbe a C7certain pFarty at the FdimstationC
Dm7Satin Am7and lD7ace,Am7 D7 I used to Dm7call "G7funny Cface"
CShe's Dm7gonna Ccry until I tC7ell her that I'll nFever Fmroam
Bb9So CChattaG/Bnooga cAm7hoo choo, wFon't you Gchoo-choo me hCome C/B A7
CChattG/Banooga Am7choo choo, Fwon't you cGhoo-choo me hoCme F C
9.
Alone Again
Key: GHardG6
Bm7
Dm
E7
Am7
G
G5
F#7
D7
Bb
F7
In a little while frG6om now. If I'm not feBm7eling any less sour
I Dmpromise myself to treat myself. And visit a nearby tower E7
And Am7climbing to the top. To throw myself off
In an Geffort to make it G5clear to who-ever what it's like wG6hen you're shattered F#7
Left Bm7standing in the lurch. At a church withDm people saying E7
"My Am7God, that's tough, she stood him up. No point in us remaining
We may as well gG6o home". As I did on Bm7my own. AlonE7e again, natuAm7rally D7 G6
To think that only yG6esterday. I was cheerfBm7ul bright and gay
LoDmoking forward - who wouldn't do?. The role I was about to play E7
And Am7as if to knock me down. Reality came around
And wiGthout so much as aG5 mere touch. Threw me into little G6pieces F#7
LeaviBm7ng me to doubt. Talk about God in his mDmercy E7
Who Am7if He really does exist. Why did He desert me
In my hour of nG6eed. I trBm7uly am indeeE7d. AloneAm7 again, natD7urally G
It sBbeems to me that there are more hearts brF7oken in the world
Than can be mended. D7 Left unatBbtended
What do we do? What do we do?Am7 D7
G6
Looking back over thG6e years. And whatever Bm7else appears
I Dmremember I cried when my father died. Never wishing to hide my tears E7
And Am7at sixty-five years old. My mother, God rest her soul
CouldnG't understand why G5the only man. She had ever loved hG6ad been taken F#7
LeaviBm7ng her to start. With a heart so badly Dmbroken. Despite enE7couragement from me
No wAm7ords were ever spoken. When she passed away. I cried and cried all day
Am7Alone agaD7in naturBm7ally. E7 Am7 Alone D7again D7 natGurally
10.
Winter Wonderland
Key: BmHardBm7
C#m7
F#m7
E7
A
A6
E
E9
A7
D
G
B7
F#m
Over the gBm7round lies a C#m7mantle of wBm7hite,
A heaven of dBm7iamonds shine down through the night.
C#m7Two hearts are F#m7thrillin' in spite of the cE7hill in the weather.
Love knows no Bm7season, C#m7love knows no Bm7clime. Romance can blossom any Bm7old time. Bm7
C#m7Here in the F#m7open we're walking and hoE7ping together! TogeBm7ther E7
Together Bm7 together, E7
Melody:
E7Sleighbells rAing, A6are you listening? A6In the lane,E snow is glistening;
A beEautiful sE9ight, we're hEappy toniE7ght, walking in a winAter wonderlaE7nd. A
E7Gone awAay A6 is the bluebird, A6here to stay Eis a new bird;
He sEings a love sE9ong as Ewe go alE7ong, walking in a winteAr wonderlanEd. A A7
DIn the meadow wGe can build a Dsnowman and pretend that he is PDarson Brown. G D
EHe'll say, "Are you maArried?" We'll say, "ENo, man,
EBut you can do the jB7ob when you're in toEwn." E7
E7Later Aon A6 we'll conspire A6 as weE dream by the fire,
To faEce unafrE9aid the plEans that we mE7ade, walking in a winterA wonderland.E A A7
E7Later Aon A6 we'll conspire A6 as wEe dream by the fire,
To faEce unafrE9aid the plEans that we mE7ade walking in a winter woAnderland, E7 A F#m
WAalking in a E7winter wonderlaAnd. D A E7 A