
Chords used
A7
D
Em7
Cdim
Gdim
D7
G
Gm
B7
C
Bb
F#7
Eb
F
Am7
D9
G7
Fdim
Am
Fm7
C/B
Dm7
Fm
A/G
Em
Gm7
A
Dm
E
A9
Bb9
Cm
Cm7
E7
Bbm
C7
G/B
Edim
D/F
G/F
G/G
D6
G6
Bb7
Bbm7
Eb7
Eb6
F#m
F#m7
E6
G#m7
G#dim
Bm7
F6
C#
A6
G5
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.
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
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 Fdimwoo you with words and a cClover riAmng
But Fif you exGamine the gCoods that they bAmring
They have lFittle toFdim offer but the soCngs that they siAmng
And a Fdimplentiful waste of tCime of Amday. A plentifFdimul waste of time G G7
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
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
3.
Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree
Key: CHardC
C/B
Am
Em
B7
Gm7
A
Gdim
Dm
A7
F
Fm
Fdim
D7
Am7
D9
Dm7
G7
Fm7
G
E
A9
Bb9
Gm
I'm coCming home, C/BI've done mAmy time Em B7
Now I've Gm7got to know what Ais and Gdimisn't mDmine A7 Dm
If yFou received my Fmletter Fdimtelling Cyou I'd C/Bsoon be fAmree
D7Then you kAm7now just wD9hat to Am7do Fmif you Dm7still want G7me, If yFm7ou stillGm7 wantFm7 me G7
Oh, tCie a yeC/Bllow Am7ribbon Am7rounGd the Emold oak trB7ee
It's been tA7hree Gdimlong Gm7years A7do you sDmtill wA7ant Dmme
If FI don't see a Fmribbon round the oCld oEak tAmree
G7I'll sCtay on the bus, C/Bforget about us, put the blaAmme on meAm7 A9
If DmI don't sDm7ee a Dm7yellow Fm7ribbon rD7ound the oGld oak trCee Am Dm G7
CBusdriver, C/Bplease lAmook for Emme B7
'Cause I cGm7ouldn't bear to sAee whatGdim I might Dmsee A7 Dm
I'm rFeally in Fmprison,Fdim and my lCove she C/Bholds the Amkey
A D7simple yAm7ellow rD9ibbon's wAm7hat I Fmneed toDm7 set me frG7ee
I wFm7rote and Gm7told Fm7her, pG7lease
Oh, tCie a yeC/Bllow Am7ribbon Am7rounGd the Emold oak trB7ee
It's been tA7hree Gdimlong Gm7years A7do you sDmtill wA7ant Dmme
If FI don't see a Fmribbon round the oCld oEak tAmree
G7I'll sCtay on the bus, C/Bforget about us, ut the blaAmme on meAm7 A9
If DmI don't sDm7ee a Dm7yellow Fm7ribbon rD7ound the oGld oak trCee Am Dm G7
CI'm coming C/Bhome, I've Amdone my tEmime B7
Now I've Gm7got to know what Ais and Gdimisn't mDmine A7 Dm
If yFou received my Fmletter Fdimtelling Cyou I'd C/Bsoon be fAmree
D7Then you kAm7now just wD9hat to Am7do Fmif you Dm7still want G7me, If yFm7ou stillGm7 wantFm7 me G7
Oh, tCie a yeC/Bllow Am7ribbon Am7rounGd the Emold oak trB7ee
It's been tA7hree Gdimlong Gm7years A7do you sDmtill wA7ant Dmme
If FI don't see a Fmribbon round the oCld oEak tAmree
Now the Dmwhole damn Dm7bus is chBb9eering, and I can't FdimbelievCe I see C/B A7
A hDmundred Dm7yellow Fm7ribbons Fdimround the D7old G7oak trCee Em Gm A Dm G C
4.
You had be surprise
Key: DHardD
Am7
Cdim
G
Gdim
D7
F#7
G7
C
Cm
Cm7
B7
E7
A
Em7
A7
D9
Bbm
She's Dnot sAm7o goCdimod inG a Cdimcrowd, bGut when yAm7ou get herG a Cdim- lone, G Gdim
D7You'd Am7be Cdimsur - prD7ised;
She Am7is - n't mD7uch Am7at a daDnce, but Am7when I D7take Am7her hD7ome, F#7
GYou'd D7be Cdimsur - prGised.
G7She Am7does - n't lCook like Am7much of a Dlov - er, Cm
Cm7 But doGn't judge a bB7ook by it's cCdimov - eE7r;
SAhe's Em7got the fAaceEm7 of an Aan -Cdim gel A7but
DThere'sAm7 a dD9ev -Am7 il D9in Am7her eD7ye.
DShe's Am7suchCdim a dGel - i -Cdim cate thGing but wAm7hen we stGartCdim to squGeeze,Gdim
D7You'd Am7be Cdimsur - prD7ised
Am7D7Am7DAm7D7Am7D7
F#7She's does - n't look ver - y strong and tho' she's weak in the knees,
GYou'd D7be Cdimsur - prGised.
CAt a Am7par - ty or Em7at a Cmball,
Cm7I've goGt to ad - mB7it she's noE7th - ing at Cdimall,
But E7in a DMor - ris cAm7hair, D7 you'dCdim be sur - prGised. D Bbm D7
DShe's Am7not Cdim so gGoodCdim in the Ghouse, butAm7 on a beGnchCdim in the pGark, Gdim
D7You'dAm7 be Cdimsur - prD7ised;
SheAm7 is - n't D7much Am7in the lDight but Am7when she D7getsAm7 in the dD7ark, F#7
GYou'd D7be Cdimsur - prGised.
I G7know Am7she looCks as slAm7ow as the ED - rie, Cm
Cm7You donG't know the hB7alf of it, dCdimear - iE7e;
AShe lEm7ooks as cAoldEm7 as an AEs -Cdim ki -A7 mo,
DBut there'sAm7 fi - D9re Am7in hD9er Am7eyes.D7
DShe doAm7es -Cdim n't Gsay Cdimver - y Gmuch, but Am7when she sGtartsCdim in to spGeak, Gdim
D7You'dAm7 be Cdimsur - prD7ised;
She'sAm7 not so gD7ood Am7at the staDrt, but Am7at the D7end Am7of the wD7eek, F#7
GYou'd D7be Cdimsur - prGised.
COn a Am7street - carEm7 or in a tCmrain,
Cm7You'd thiGnk she was boB7rn with - oE7ut an - brCdimain,
But E7in a Dtax - i - Am7cab, yD7ou'dCdim be sur - prGised. Cdim G
5.
Things
Key: CHardC
C/B
Am7
G
Dm7
G7
D7
C7
F
Fm
CEvery nC/Bight I Am7sit here Am7 by Gmy wCindDm7ow G7
CStaring C/Bat the lAm7onelyAm7 aveGnue G D7 G7
CWatching lovers hC7olding hands and Flaughing Fm
CThinkin' abC/Bout the tDm7hings we Gused tCo do TFhinkCin'C/B 'bout
GThings, like a waG7lk in the park, Cthings, like a kiss in the dark
GThings, like a sG7ailboat ride C what about the night we cried
FThings like a lFmover's vow, Cthings C/B that we Am7don't doAm7 nowG
FThinkin' 'bDm7out the tGhings we G7used to Cdo F C G7
CMemoriC/Bes areAm7 all IAm7 havGe toC cling Dm7to
GAnd heCartaches aC/Bre the fAm7riends I'm tAm7alkiGn' tGo D7 G7
When IC'm not thinkin' of C7just how much I lFove you Fm
I'm tChinkin' aC/Bbout the Dm7things we uGsed to Cdo. FThinkCin'C/B 'bout
GThings, like a waG7lk in the park, Cthings, like a kiss in the dark
GThings, like a sG7ailboat ride C what about the night we cried
FThings like a lFmover's vow, Cthings C/B that we Am7don't doAm7 nowG
FThinkin' 'bDm7out the tGhings we G7used to Cdo F C G7
I Cstill canC/B hear theAm7 jukeboxAm7 sofGtly CplayiDm7n' G
CAnd thC/Be face I Am7see eacAm7h daGy belGongs D7to yoG7u
Though there's nCot a single C7sound, and there's Fnobody else around Fm
Well, there's jCust me C/Bthinkin' 'bout the Dm7things we Gused to dCo F C C/B
GThings, like a waG7lk in the park, Cthings, like a kiss in the dark
GThings, like a sG7ailboat ride C what about the night we cried
FThings like a lFmover's vow, Cthings C/B that we Am7don't doAm7 nowG
FThinkin' 'bDm7out the tGhings we G7used to Cdo F C G7
ACnd the heaC/Brtaches Dm7are the frieGnds I'm tCalkin'F to C C/B
CThinkin'C/B 'bout tDm7he thinGgs we Cused to Fdo C C/B
CStarin' C/Bat the Dm7lonely GavenueC F C
6.
Standing On The Corner
Key: GHardG
G/B
Cdim
Bb
Edim
D7
Am
Gdim
D
Am7
D9
D/F
B7
C
C/B
F
Cm7
A7
C7
Em
G/F
StandiGng on a cornerG/B watching all the girls Cdimgo by G Bb Edim D7
GStanding on a G/Bcorner watching all the AmgirlsGdim go Dby Am7 D9 D7
D/FBrother you dGon't know a B7nicer occupCation C/B
Matter of Ffact,Cm7 neither do DI Am7 D7
D7Than stanGding on a coG/Brner watching all the giAm7rls
Cm7Watching all the gGirls
Watching all the gAm7irls A7 D7 Am7 go GbyAm7 C7 B7
EmI'm the Am7cat Em that got the cAm7ream
EmHaven't Am7got a girl Em but I can dAm7ream
GHaven't Emgot a girl G but I can Edimwish
Cdim So I'll tGake me down to MBbain street
And tGhat's where I select mA7y imaginaGryG/F diAm7sh D7 Am7 D7
GStanding on a G/Bcorner watching all the Cdimgirls go Gby Bb Edim D7
GStanding on a G/Bcorner giving all the giAmrls tGdimhe eyDe Am7 D9 D7
D/FBrother if yoGu've got a rB7ich imaginaCtion C/B
Give it a FwhirlCm7, give it a tryD Am7 D7
D7Try standGing on a corG/Bner watching all the girAm7ls.
Watching all the gAm7irls,A7 waD7tchiAm7ng alGl tAm7he giC7rls B7go by.
EmSaturdayAm7 andEm I'm so broke Am7
EmCouldn'tAm7 buy a gal Ema nickel coke Am7
CdimStill I'm lGivin' like a milBblionaire
CdimWhen I takeG me down to MainBb Street
And IG survey the harem paraA7ding for GmeG/F therAm7e D7 Am7 D7
GStanding on a G/Bcorner watching all the Cdimgirls go Gby Bb Edim D7
GStanding on a G/Bcorner giving all the giAmrls tGdimhe eyDe Am7 D9 D7
D/FBrother you cGan't go to jB7ail for whaCt you'rC/Be thinking
Or for thaFt wooCm7 look in your eDye Am7 D7
D7You're onGly standing G/Bon the corner watching aAm7ll the girls
Watching all the gAm7irls,A7 waD7tchiAm7ng alGl tAm7he giC7rls B7go by
7.
Sam's Song
Key: DHardD
D7
G
G/G
A
A7
D6
Am7
Fdim
G6
E7
Cdim
Gm7
F#7
B7
Edim
Gdim
D9
Em7
Here'sD a happy D7tune yoGu'll love tG/Go croon, Athey call it Sam's sonA7g D6 D6
It's cDatchy D7as can Gbe, theG/G melody, thAey call itA7 Sam's song D6 D6
DNothin' Am7on your mD7ind, and Fdimthen you'll fD7ind, you're hummin' SFdimam's Song G6 G6
Why, it E7makesCdim you gE7rin, gets underCdim your skin as E7only a A7songE7 canA7 doCdim A7
DPeople D7you mGeet outG/G on the stAreet, all whA7istlin' Sam's Song D6 D6
DEveryAm7one you D7see will Fdimsoon agD7ree, that it's Fdima grand song G6 G6
So forgGet your troubles and Gm7wear a smile, you'll find you never go wDrong F#7 B7
If you learn to cE7roon this happy tuA7ne, tEdimhey call itGdim Sam's soD9ng. D
DHere's a D7happy tGune that'll bring you a smile all the wG/Ghile,
When you crA7oon it you're really in style and the title is Sam's Song D6 D6
It's cDatchy D7as can Gbe (with a sly little beat, and the G/Gmelody sweet
Keeps you A7tappin' your feet and the title is Sam's SoD6ng, nothinD6' on your mindD Am7 D7
FdimBut the news D7of the day, and the bills you must pay keep Fdimyour hair turniA7n' gray Em7 A7
But you're sFdimtill hummin' Sam's SG6ong, G6 why, itE7 makeCdims you E7grin
GetsCdim under your skE7in as onA7ly aE7 soA7ng Cdimcan dA7o, D peopD7le that yoGu meet
"Hello Joe, what you know, and remind me to Moe, tellG/G him busineA7ss is slow
But I'm whistlin' Sam's SD6ong" D6 evDeryonAm7e you seeD7
Has a storyFdim to tell or D7a gimmick to sell, but agree that it's swell) and it's really a granFdimd song G6 G6
So forgGet your troubles and Gm7wear a smile, you'll find you never go Dwrong F#7 B7
E7If you learn to croA7on like a lark in the park, who is making his maEdimrk serenadiA7n' the dark
With a CGdimhorus of D9Sam's sDong, If you lE7earn to croon the hA7appy tunEdime A7
TheyGdim call it SD9am's soDng
8.
Little Green Apples
Key: FmHardFm7
Bb7
C7
Bbm7
Eb7
Eb
Eb6
Fm
F#m
F#m7
B7
E6
G#m7
G#dim
Bm7
E7
E
Gm7
F6
And I wake Fm7up in the morning
Fm7With my hair down in mFm7y eyes and shBb7e says hi C7
And I stFm7umble to the breakfast table Fm7
While the kids aFm7re going oBb7ff to school goodbye C7
And she Bbm7reaches out and takeEb7s my hand Bbm7
Squeezes it and says Eb7how you feelin' hon
And I look Fm7across at smiling lips Fm7
That warm my heFm7art and see Bb7my morning sun
And if that's not loving meFm7 thenBb7 all I've got Fm7to say Bb7
God didn't make litEbtle green apples
And it don't rain in Indianapolis in thEb6e summertime Fm Fm7 Fm7 Bb7
And there's Fmno such thing as Doctor Suess Fm7
Or Disneyland Fm7and Mother Goose is no nurserBb7y rhyme Eb6
God didn't make litEbtle green apples
And it don't rain in Indianapolis in thEb6e summertime Fm Fm7 Fm7 Bb7
And when mysFmelf is feeling low Fm7
I think abouFm7t her face and go and ease Bb7my mind Eb6
F#mSometimes I calF#m7l her up at homeF#m7 knowing shB7e's busy E6 G#m7 G#dim
F#mAnd ask if she couF#m7ld get away and F#m7meet me and maybe we can grB7ab a bite to eat E6
Bm7And she drops what sE7he's dBm7oing and she hurries down to E7meet me and I'm always late
F#m7But she sits waiting patiently F#m7
And smiles when she fiF#m7rst sees me cause she's made thB7at way E E6
And if that ain't loving me F#m7then aB7ll I've F#m7got to say B7
C7God diGm7dn't make little grGm7een apples
And it donGm7't snow in Minneapolis when the winter C7comes F6
And theGm7re's no such think as makeGm7-believe, Gm7
Puppy dogs or autumn leaC7ves and BB guns F6
C7God diGm7dn't make little grGm7een apples
And it doGm7n't snow in Minneapolis when the winterC7 comes F6
And theGm7re's no such think as makeGm7-believe, Gm7
Puppy dogs or autumn leavC7es and BB guns F6
9.
I've Got You Under My Skin
Key: BmHardBm7
Em7
A7
F#m
D6
G/B
C
C#
F#7
Fdim
G6
Gm
A6
Gdim
D7
G
Cdim
Am
B7
Bm7I've gotEm7 youA7 under my Bm7skin
I've gotEm7 you A7 deep in the heart of me Bm7
So deeEm7p in my heart A7you're nearly a part of me Bm7
F#mI've Em7got you A7 under my skin D6 Bm7
I've triEm7ed so A7not to give in D6
I said to myselG/Bf, "This affairA7 neveCr can go so well" D6
But why C#should I try to resist, wF#7hen Darling I know so wFdimell
I've goG6t you Gm unA7der my skin D6
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality" A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'Cause I've got youEm7 undA7er my skin D6
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality"A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'Cause I've got youEm7 undeA7r my skin D6
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality" A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'Cause I've got youEm7 undA7er my skin D6
I've Em7got you G/B undA7er my skin Gdim
10.
A Hundred Year From Today
Key: DHardD
Bm7
E
G
G/F
A7
D6
B7
Em7
D9
D7
G6
G5
Gm
E7
Cdim
Edim
Am7
G/B
DDon't save Bm7your kiBm7ssesE, jusGt paG/Fss them A7around
D6You'll find B7my reasEm7on, logicaA7lly sound
D9Who's goD7nna know G6that yoG5u passeGmd them around
E7One hundred yeA7ars Cdimfrom todA7ay A7
DWhy crave Bm7a pentBm7housEe, G fiG/Ft for a QA7ueen Edim
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