
Chords used
E
Emaj7
F#m7
B7
F#m
E7
A
A/G
F
C
G
D
Dsus2
B
F9
D9
G9
C6
Bb
Bb6
Gm
Gm7
A7
D7
G7
C7
Cmaj7
Dm
C9
D#7
C#7
Bb7
1.
Everybody's Talking
Key: EMediumE
Emaj7
F#m7
B7
F#m
E7
EEveryEmaj7body's Etalkin' Emaj7at me E Emaj7
I don't hear a Eword they're Emaj7sayin' F#m7
B7Only the F#m7echos, B7 of my Emind Emaj7 E Emaj7 E Emaj7
People sEtop and sEmaj7tare E Emaj7
I can't Esee their Emaj7faces F#m7
B7Only the F#m7shadows, B7 of their Eeyes Emaj7 E Emaj7
F#mI'm goin' where the B7sun keeps shinin'E
Emaj7Through theE7 pourin' rain
F#mGoin'B7 wherEe the wEmaj7eatherE7 suits my clothes
F#mBankin' B7off ofE the northeast wind
Emaj7Sailin' on a summeE7r breeze
F#mSkippinB7' over the oEceanEmaj7, likeE aEmaj7 stone
EOhEmaj7, oh, EohEmaj7, oh, EohEmaj7, oh, EohEmaj7, oh, F#m7oh, oB7h, F#m7oh, oB7h E Emaj7 E7
F#mI'm goin' where the B7sun keeps shinin'E
Emaj7Through theE7 pourin' rain
F#mGoin'B7 wherEe the wEmaj7eatherE7 suits my clothes
F#mBankin' B7off ofE the northeast wind
Emaj7Sailin' on a summeE7r breeze
F#mSkippinB7' over the oEceanEmaj7, likeE aEmaj7 stone
EEveryEmaj7body's Etalkin' Emaj7at me E Emaj7
I don't hear a Eword they're Emaj7sayin' F#m7
B7Only the F#m7echos, B7 of my Emind Emaj7 E Emaj7
F#mI wonB7't lEet yEmaj7ou leaEveEmaj7 my love behind
F#mI wonB7't letE yEmaj7ou leaEveEmaj7
F#mOh, oh, oh, B7oh E Emaj7 E Emaj7
F#mI wonB7't lEet yEmaj7ou leaEveEmaj7 my loEve behind...
2.
Mr. Richland's Favorite Song
Key: AHardA
A/G
F
E
C
G
D
Dsus2
B
WheAn he was young hA/Ge sang in the band
and hiFs fans all fans all looked thEe same
And thAe fans he had werA/Ge younger than he
and theFy loved to scream hiEs name
They'Cd leave at the end of tGhe third shCow, go home to talk of Dthe fun
WelAl isn't it nice thA/Ge parents would say,
Fwell isn't nice you've Egot someone
ASomeone to idoA/Glize
hFe must look twice hiEs size
AI think it's great, youA/G're going througFh a phaEse
AAnd I'm awfully glad it will A/Gall be over iFn a couple of EdayDsus2s. C B
AWell the calendar changed and the A/Gpages fell off
but thFe singer remained thEe same
And hAe never grew tired oA/Gf singing his song
anFd his fans still calleEd his name
TheCy'd leave at the end ofG the second shoCw, go home to talk oDf the fun
FoAr most of the fans werA/Ge married by then, so thFey had to be in Aby one
IA'm awfully glad thA/Ge husbands would say
I'Fm awfully glad you goEt someone
ASomeone I reaA/Glize, whoF used to look twice hisE size
AI think it's great yA/Gou still remembeFr his namEe
And AI'll bet if he knew you A/Gwere there for the show
He'd bFe awfully glad yoEu cDsus2ame C B
"TAhe time has come,"A/G the Walrus said,
"Fto speak of othEer things"
Like Aa fallen star whA/Go works in a bar
wherFe Yesterday iEs king
ThCe fans will stay for aGn hour or so, thCey still remember hDis fame
But thAe time has come thA/Ge Walrus said, Fto call your fans by name
by Aname A/G F Do dah dEe dooAbie dA/Gah dah Fdoo dEoo yah yahhaa
3.
Maybe
Key: FHardF
F9
D
D9
G
G9
C
C6
Bb
Bb6
Gm
Gm7
A7
D7
G7
C7
FF9FF9
FMayF9be,F F9 Fmaybe you F9wouldn't be Fleavin' if F9only I'd Dchange D9
GSay I'm actin' G9just like a Gkid
Well Cmaybe I'm doin' C6what I'm doin'
BbCause I done what I did when I Bb6was a Bbkid, FmayF9be. F F9
FMayF9be,F F9 Fmaybe I'm F9foolin' myFself more than F9anyone Dcan D9
GMaybe you have G9found another mGan
G9Well Chow can you enC6joy his touch
BbKnowin' that I Bb6love you Bbso much, FbabF9y F F9
GBaby, oh Gmba-a-Gm7by
A7I could learn to love your mother and your mother's sister
And D7if she'd visit other relatives I swear I'd miss her
And Gevery day before I'd go to work I'd G7stop and kiss her
CMaybe, mayC7be.
Oh maybe, things would be better if only a letter would come
Happiness is easier for some
I promise I will try please you
Can't you see how much I need you, baby
GBaby if you G9wanna hurt Gme
CLaugh at me but C6don?t desert Cme, BbbabBb6y Bb F F9
GBaby if you G9don't beGlieve
CLaugh at me but C6please don't Cleave me Bb Bb6 Bb F F9
by: José Duarte
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4.
Everybodys Talkin
Key: CMediumC
Cmaj7
C7
Dm
G
C Everybody's Cmaj7talkin' at me
C I don't hear a C7word they're sayin'
Dm Only the Gechoes of my Cmind Cmaj7
C People Cmaj7stop and starin'
C I can't C7see their faces
Dm Only the Gshadows of their Ceyes Cmaj7
Dm I'm goin' where the Gsun keeps shinin'
C Through the pouriC7n' rain
Dm Goin' where theG weather
Suits my CclotheC7s?
Dm Banking off of the Gnortheast winds
C Sailin' on summer C7breeze
Dm And skippin' over the Gocean
Like a Cstone Cmaj7
CCmaj7
CWhoa-whoa whoa-whoa C7whoa-whoa-whoa
DmGCCmaj7
Dm I'm goin' where the Gsun keeps shinin'
C Through the pouriC7n' rain
Dm Goin' where theG weather
Suits my CclotheC7s?
Dm Banking off of the Gnortheast winds
C Sailin' on summer C7breeze
Dm And skippin' over the Gocean
Like a Cstone Cmaj7
C Everybody's Cmaj7talkin' at me
C I don't hear a C7word they're sayin'
Dm Only the Gechoes of my Cmind Cmaj7
DmI won't let you Gleave my Clove behind
DmNo I won't let you Gleave? G G G
CCmaj7C
CI won't let Cmaj7you leave my Clove behind (fade)
5.
Lime and Coconut
Key: AEasyA7
D7
This one is from memory. Best as I can recall, all the music is
simply repeating a 7th chord and the 7th chord one fourth up.
I use A7 and D7, because the D7 makes for a nifty sounding
up strum.
LIME IN DE COCONUT by Harry Nillson
She put de A7lime in de coconut, D7drink 'em bot' togeder
she put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot' up.
She put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot' togeder
put de lime in de coconut, call de doctor woke him up, an' say
Doctor! Ain't der notin I can take, I say
Doctor! to relieve dis belly ache, I say
Doctor! ain't der notin I can take, I say
Doctor! To relieve my belly ache?
I put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot togeder,
put de lime in de coconut, I drink 'em bot' down,
I put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot' togeder,
put de lime in de coco nut, call de Doctor, woke him up an' say
Doctor! Ain't der notin I can take? I say
Doctor! To relieve my bellay ache. I say
Doctor! Ain't der notin I can take? I say
Doctor! And he say Lemme get dis straight
You put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot togeder,
put de lime in de coconut, you drink 'em bot' up.
You put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot' togeder,
put de lime in de coconut, call de Doctor, woke him up, an' say
Doctor! Ain't der notin I can take, you say
Doctor! To relieve your belly ache, you say
Doctor! Ain't der notin I can take, you say
Doctor! You such a silly woman!
Put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot' togeder,
put de lime in de coconut. Den you feel better.
Put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot down.
Put de lime in de coconut, an' call me in da mo-o-o-ornin'.
REPEAT ONCE FROM START, THEN:
Woo Woo, ain't der notin I can take, I say
Woo Woo, to relieve my belly ache,
I say Doctor! Doctor! ain't der notin I can take, I say
Yaah Yaah! To relieve my belly ache.
Put de lime in de coconut, drink 'em bot togeder
(go on and fade)
6.
Good For God
Key: CHardC
G7
C7
D
G
B7
Bb
A
The other Cday a friendG7 of mine said C
He said that G7God's not even Cwith us
He said that G7God is really Cdead C7
CHe said old pal a G7facts a fCact
You can't beG7lieve that magic Cact
I said, I G7don't and that was Cthat
Now I say CGood Dfor GGod,
CGood Dfor GGod
He Cgoes and makes the B7planet blue
And Bball the thanks he Agets from you
Is Glook at all that poo poo in the Cyard
CGood Dfor GGod
I Cbet His life up Dthere is very Ghard
He Cknows each time a sB7pot will fall
But Bbwho can answer Aall His calls
GGood for CGod
Good for God
I bet He's got a very hard job
I'm awfully glad I'm here to say
He made it possible for me to stay
Here to say Good for God
Good for God, Good Lord
Good for God, Good God Almighty
Ain't got no mama
Ain't got no papa
Good for God
Now the other day another friend of mine said
He said, the sun is going yellow
And pretty soon we'd all be dead
I said, my friend what do you me-an
You must be living in a museum
And things are never as they see'em
Good for God
Good for God
Now if truth is truth
And its easier if you know the truth
And that's the truth so help me God
Good for God
Good for God
Good for God
He's got a hard job
Now before they put me in the hole
I pray to God I find a big loophole
Good for me & Good for God
Good for God
I bet he drove the little girls wild ...
by: José Duarte
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7.
The Moonbeam Song
Key: CHardC
C9
G
G9
C7
F
D
F9
D9
CHave you ever watched aC9 moConbC9eam,C as it Gslid across your window paG9ne?G
GOr struggled with a bit of G9raiGn, or danced about the G9weather Gvane
Or Csettled on a C9moving Ctrain and wondered where the C9train has Cbeen?
COr on a fence with bits of crap arC7ound it's bottom,
FBlown there by a windbeam, who Dsearches for the moonbeam
Who was last seen Glooking G9at the Gtracks of the careless G9windGbeam,
GMovin' to the G9tracks Gof the G9tireless Gfreight train
And Glighting up G9the Gsides of theG9 weather Gvane
And theG bits of G9rain, and the Gwindow G9pane
And the Geyes of G9those Gwho G9think they Gsaw it haCppen.
CAah ah ahC9 aah Cahhh, FAah ah ah F9aah Fahhh
DAah ah ah D9aah Dahhh
Looking at the tracks of the careless windbeam,
Movin' to the tracks of the tireless freight train
And lighting up the sides of the weather vane
And the bits of rain, and the window pane
And the eyes of those who think they saw it happen.
by: José Duarte
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8.
1941
Key: D#MediumD#7
G
C#7
Bb
B7
Bb7
Well in D#7nineteen-forty Gone a happy C#7father had a Bbson
And by D#7nineteen-forty Gfour the father C#7walks right out the Bbdoor
And in D#7forty Gfive the mom and C#7son were still aBblive
But B7who could tell in forty Bb7six if the two were to survive
Well the D#7years were passing Gquickly, but not C#7fast enough for Bbhim
So he D#7closed his eyes through Gfifty five, then he C#7opened them up aBbgain
Then he D#7looked around he Gsaw a clown and the C#7clown seemed very Bbgay
And he B7set that night to joinBb7 that circus clown and run away
Well he followed every railroad track and every highway sign
And he had a girl in each new town and the towns he left behind
And the open road was the only road he knew
But the color of his dreams was slowly turning into blue
Then he met a girl, the kind of girl he wanted all his life
She was soft and kind and good to him, so he took her for a wife
And they got a house not far from town and in a little while
The girl had seen the doctor and she came home with a smile
Now in nineteen-sixty one a happy father had a son
And by nineteen-sixty four the father walked right out the door
And in sixty five the mom and son were still around
But what will happen to the boy when the circus comes to town
by: José Duarte
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9.
Space Man
Key: BbMediumBb
G
C
F
D
Bang bBbang shoot-em-up destiny G Bb
CBang bang shoot-em-up to the moon Bb C
FBang bang shoot-em-up one-two-three (One two three four)
BbI wanted to be a space Gman
That'sBb what I wanted to be
But now that I am a space Gman
Nobody cares about Bbme
DHey Mother Earth won't you Bbbring me back down
FSafely to the Bbsea
But Dround and around and Bbaround and around
Is Fall she ever say to Bbme
I wanted to make a good run
I wanted to go to the moon
I knew that it had to be fun
I told them to send me real soon
I wanted to be a space man
I wanted to be it so bad
But now that I am a space man
I'd rather to be back on the pad
Is just a lot of lunacy
DRound and around and around and around and Bbaround
So bring me back down
DRound and around and around and around and Faround
Safe on the Bbground
You know I wanted to be a space man
That's what I wanted to be
But now that I am a space man
Nobody cares about me
Say hey, Mother Earth, better bring me back down
I've taken just as much as I can
But round and around and around and around
Is the problem of the space man
DAaahhBbhh FAaahBbhhh (repeat and fade)
by: José Duarte
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10.
Gotta Get Up
Key: CHardC
D
G
F
E
Bb
A
Gotta Cget up, gotta Dget out,
Dgotta get home before the GmornGin' Ccomes.
What if I'm Dlate? Got a big date,
Dgotta get home before the Gsun Gcomes Dup.
Up and away, Fgot a big day,
Esorry we can't stay, I gotta Bbrun, Arun, Dyeah.
Gotta get home, Fpick up the phone,
Egotta let the people know I'm Bbgonna be Alate.
CGCGCCDG
CThere was a Gtime when we could dance until a Cquarter to tGen.
We never thought it would Cend then, Gwe never thought it would Cend.G G
CWe used to Gcarry on and drink and do the Crock and rolGl.
We never thought we get Colder
GWe?d never thought it'd grow Ccold butG noGw
Down by the sea she knew a sailor who had been to war.
She never even knew a sailor before, she never even knew his name.
He'd come to town and he would pound her for a couple of days
And then he'd sail across the bubbly waves and those
And those were happier days, but now
by: José Duarte
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