Seniors Music list

It’s a love without end, Amen. D G DI got sent home from school one day with a shiner on my eye G ACause fighting was against the rules and it didn't matter why G A D GWhen dad got home I told that story just like I'd rehearsed D A DThen stood there almost trembling and waited for the worst

D G DHe (I, they) said let me tell you a secret about a father's love G AA secret that my daddy said was just between us G A D GYou see daddy's don't just love their children every now and then D A D A DIt's a love without end, amen It's a love without end, amen

When I became a father in the spring of '81

There was no doubt that stubborn boy was just like my father's son

And when I thought my patience had been tested to the end

I took my daddy's secret and I passed it on to him

Last night I dreamed I died and stood outside those pearly gates

When suddenly I realized there must be some mistake

If they knew half the things I've done they'll never let me in

Then a somewhere from the other side and I heard these words again

Walking after midnight CI go out walking after midnight F Dm Gout in the moonlight just like we used to do C Fm G CI'm always walking after midnight searching for you

CI walk for miles along the highway F Dm GWell that's just my way of saying I love you C Fm G CI'm always walking after midnight searching for you

FI stopped to see a weeping willow C C7Crying on his pillow maybe he's crying for me FAnd as the skies turn gloomy C GNight blooms will whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be

C FI go out walking after midnight out in the moonlight Dm G C Fm G CJust hoping maybe you're somewhere walking after midnight searching for me

FI stopped to see a weeping willow C C7Crying on his pillow maybe he's crying for me FAnd as the skies turn gloomy C Night blooms will whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be

G# C# F#I'm out walking after midnight out in the moonlight D#m G# C# F#m G# C# Just hoping maybe you're somewhere walking after midnight searching for me

Shake, Rattle and Roll D A

Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake your body line A7 D

Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake it all the time A

Work, work, work, Senora, work your body line A7 D

Work, work, work, Senora, work it all the time

D A D A(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you! D A D A(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you! D A D A(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you! D A D A(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Whoa!

D GMy girl's name is Senora D AI tell you friends, I adore her D GAnd when she dances, oh brother! D AShe's a hurricane in all kinds of weather

D GSenora dances Calypso D ALeft to right is de tempo D GAnd when she gets the sensation D AShe go up in the air, come down in slow motion

D GYou can talk about Cha Cha D ATango, Waltz, or de Rumba D GSenora's dance has no title DYou jump in the saddle AHold on to de bridle!

D GSenora, she's a sensation D AThe reason for aviation D GAnd fellas, you got to watch it D AWhen she winds up, she bottom she go like a rocket

Que Sera, SeraGWhen I was just a little girl, AmI asked my mother, what will I be?D Will I be pretty, will I be rich?D7 G G7Here's what she said to me.

CHORUS:G7 C GQue Sera, Sera, whatever will be, will be. D D7 G DThe future's not ours, to see. Que Sera, Ser..a. D7 GWhat will be, will be.

#2.GWhen I was just a child in school, AmI asked my teacher, what should I try?DShould I paint pictures? Should I sing songs?D7 G G7 This was her re..ply...

CHORUS:

#3.GWhen I grew up and fell in love, AmI asked my sweetheart what lies ahead?DWill we have rainbows, day after day?D7 G G7Here's what my sweetheart said.

CHORUS:

#4.G Now I have children of my own, AmThey ask their mother, what will I be?DWill I be handsome? will I be rich?D7 G G7I tell them tender..ly.

CHORUS:(x2)

Mr. Sandman G F#Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.B7 E make him the cutest that I've ever seen.A DGive him two lips like roses and clover,G D# Dthen tell him that his lonesome nights are over.G F#Sandman, I'm so alone.B7 EDon't have nobody to call my own.Am CmPlease turn on your magic beam, G A D GMr. Sandman, bring me a dream.

C B7Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.E AMake him the cutest that I've ever seen.D GGive him the word that I'm not a rover,C G# Gthen tell him that his lonely nights are over.C B7Sandman, I'm so alone.E ADon't have nobody to call my own.Cm Gm7Please turn on your magic beam.. A D GMr. Sandman, bring me a dream..

G F#Mr. Sandman bring us a dream.B7 EGive him a pair of eyes with a come-hither gleam. A DGive him a lonely heart like Pagliacci,G D# Dand lots of wavy hair like Liber..ace.G F#Mr. Sandman, someone to hold,B7 Ewould be so peachy before we're too old. Am CmSo please turn on your magic beam. G A G AMr. Sandman, bring us, please, please, bring us.. G A D GMr. Sandman, bring us a dream.

Let me call you Sweetheart

C F C Let me call you sweetheart F A7 D7 I'm in love with youG7 F G7Let me hear you whisper F C G7That you love me too

C F C Keep that love light glowing F A7 D7In your eyes so blue F C Let me call you sweetheart F G7 C I'm in love with you

F C Let me call you sweetheart F A7 D7 I'm in love with youG7 F G7Let me hear you whisper F C G7That you love me too

C F C Keep that love light glowing F A7 D7In your eyes so blue F C Let me call you sweetheart F G7 C I'm in love with you

Don’t Fence Me InDOH GIVE ME LAND, LOTS OF LAND

UNDER STARRY SKIES ABOVE. A7DON'T FENCE ME IN.

LET ME RIDE THROUGH THE WIDE OPEN

COUNTRY THAT I LOVE. DDON'T FENCE ME IN. D D7LET ME BE BY MYSELF IN THE EVENING BREEZEGLISTEN TO THE MURMUR OF THE COTTONWOOD TREES.D B7SEND ME OFF FOREVER BUT I ASK YOU PLEASE,E7 A7 DDON'T FENCE ME IN.

GJUST TURN ME LOOSE LET ME STRADDLE MY OLD SADDLE DUNDERNEATH THE WESTERN SKYS GON MY KIOOSE LET ME WANDER OVER YONDER D A7TILL I SEE THE MOUNTAIN RISE. D D7I WANT TO RIDE TO THE RIDGE WHERE THE WEST COMMENSES.GGAZE AT THE MOON UNTILL I LOSE MY SENSES D B7I CAN'T LOOK AT HOBBLES AND I CAN'T STAND FENCES.E7 A7 DDON'T FENCE ME IN.

Straignten Up and Fly Right

Ab Ab6/C Db6 Ddim7A buzzard took a monkey for a ride in the air

Ab6 Fm7 E9 Eb9The monkey thought that everything was on the square

Ab Ab6/C Db6 Ddim7The buzzard tried to throw the monkey off his back

Ab6 Fm7 Bb7(#5) Eb9The monkey grabbed his neck and said, “Now listen, Jack…”

Chorus I

Ab6/C Db6Straighten up and fly right

Ab Bb7(#5) Eb9Straighten up and fly right


Ab6 E9 Eb9Cool down papa, don’t you blow your top

Ab6/C Db6Ain’t no use in divin’

Ab Bb7(#5)What’s the use of jiving


Eb9 Eb9 Eb7 Ab6Cool down papa, don’t you blow your top

Bridge

C7The buzzard told the monkey, “you are choking me”

F7 Gb9 F9“Release your hold, and I will set you free”Bb9The monkey looked the buzzard right dead in the eye

Bb7 Eb9 Bb7(#5) Eb9 Eb7 Ab6And said, “Your story is so touching, but it sounds just like a lie”

Chorus IIAb6/C Db6Straighten up and fly right

Ab Bb7(#5) Eb9Straighten up and stay right


Ab6 E9 Eb9Cool down papa, don’t you blow your top

(Piano/Bass solo, Guitar/Bass Solo based on verse chord progressions)


Repeat Chorus IIAb Bb7(#5)Straighten up and stay right


Eb9 Eb9 Eb7 Ab6Cool down papa, don’t you blow your top

Piano/Guitar outro

(individual notes…) (Chord)Ab, G, Gb, F, Eb, F, G,

Eb9 ^Fly right!

A A E AFrom this valley they say you are going, Ewe will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile A DFor they say you are taking the sunshine, A E Athat has brightened our path for a while

A E ACome and sit by my side if you love me, Edo not hasten to bid me adieu A DBut remember the Red River Valley, A E Aand the cowboy who loved you so true

A E AWon't you think of the valley you're leaving, Eoh, how lonely, how sad it will be? A DOh, think of the fond heart you're breaking, A E Aand the grief you are causing to me


A E AAs you go to your home by the ocean, Emay you never forget those sweet hours A DThat we spent in the Red River Valley, A E Aand the love we exchanged mid the flowers


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(C)He remembers the first time he (C7)met her,He re-(F)members the first thing she (C)said,He re-(F)members the first time he (C)held her,And the (D7)night that she came to his (G)bed,He re-(C)members her sweet way of (C7)say-in'(F)Honey has some-thin' gone (C)wrong,He re-(F)members the fun and the (C)teas-in',And the reason he (G)wrote her this (C)song,

Chorus

(C)I'll give you a daisy a (C7)day dear,I'll (F)give you A daisy A (C)day,I'll (F)love you until the (C)rivers run (Am)still,And the (C)four winds we (G)know blow A-(C)way,

They would (C)walk down the street in the (C7)evenin',And for (F)years I would see them go (C)by,And their (F)love that was more than the (C)clothes that they wore,Could be (D7)seen in the gleam of their (G)eye,As a (C)kid they would take me for (C7)candy,And I'D (F)love to go taggin' A-(C)long,We'd hold (F)hands while we walked to the (C)corner,And the old man would (G)sing her his (C)song,

I'll (C)give you a daisy a (C7)day dear,I'll (F)give you A daisy A (C)day,I'll (F)love you until the (C)rivers run (Am)still,And the (C)four winds we (G)know blow A-(C)way,

Now he (C)walks down the street in the (C7)evenin',And he (F)stops by the old candy (C)store.And I (F)somehow believe he's be-(C)lievin',He's (D7)hold-in' her hand like be-(G)fore,For he (C)feels all her love walkin' (C7)with him,And he (F)smiles at the things she might (C)sayThen the (F)old man walks up to the (C)hill-top,And he gives her A (G)daisy A (C)day,

I'll (C)give you a daisy a (C7)day dear,I'll (F)give you A daisy A (C)day,I'll (F)love you until the (C)rivers run (Am)still,And the (C)four winds we (G)know blow A-(C)way.

G CI've been a wild rover for many a year G C D7 GI spent all me money on whiskey and beer G CBut now I'm returning with gold in great store

G C D7 GAnd I never will play the wild rover no more

chorus: D7 G C And it's no nay never, no nay never no more G C D7 G Will I play the wild rover, no never, no more

G CI went in to an alehouse I used to frequent G C D7 GAnd I told the landlady me money was spent G CI asked her for credit, she answered me "Nay!" G C D7 G"Such custom as yours I could have any day!"

chorus

G CI took out of me pocket ten sovereigns bright G C D7 GAnd the landlady's eyes opened wide with delight G CShe said: "I have whiskeys and wines on the best! G C D7 GAnd the words that I told you were only in jest!"

chorus

G CI'll go home to my parents, confess what I've done G C D7 GAnd ask them to pardon their prodigal son G CAnd when they've caressed me as oftimes before G C D7 GI never will play the wild rover no more.

#1.CSplish Splash, I was takin' a bath, long about Saturday night. G7A rub-dub, just relaxin' in the tub, thinkin' everything

was alright. CWell, I stepped out the tub, put my feet on the floor, FI wrapped the towel around me and I opened the door..

and then a..C G7Splish, Splash... I jumped back in the bath.. Cwell, how was I to know there was a party going on?

CHORUS:CThey was a-splishin' and a-splashin'.. reelin' with the feelin'..movin' and a-groovin'.. Frockin' and a-rollin', yeah..yeah.

(INTERLUDE: SAX:)

#2.CBing bang, I saw the whole gang, dancin' on my living

room rug, yeah! G7Well, Flip Flop, they was doin' The Bop, all the teens

had the dancin' bug. CThere was Lollipop with a-Peggy Sue.. FGood Golly, Miss Molly was-a even there, too! C G7A-well-a, Splish Splash, I forgot about the bath.. CI went and put my dancin' shoes on, yeah...

CHORUS:CI was a Rollin' and a-Strollin', reelin' with the feelin'.. FMoving and a-groovin', splishin' and a splashin', yeah..yeah!

(INTERLUDE: SAX:)

OUTRO: CYes, I was a-splishin'' and a splashin'...

I was a-rollin' and a-strollin'... FYeah, I was a-movin' and a-groovin'.. CWe was a-reelin' with the feelin'.. G7We was a-rollin' and a-strollin'..F CMovin' with the groovin', splish splash, yeah!(Fade.)

A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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G Em C D7 G Em C D7 G B7 Em1. Somewhere-------beyond the sea Somewhere waiting for me--------D7 G Em C E7 AmMy lover stands on golden sands------ D7 Adim Em C A7 D D7And watches the ships that go sailing

G Em C D7 G Em C D7 G B7 Em2. Somewhere-------beyond the sea She?s there watching for me-------D7 G Em C E7 AmIf I could fly like birds on high------ D7 Adim Em C Am7 D7 Gm7Then straight to her arms I?d go sail-----ing

F#7 B G#dim E6 F#7 B G#dim E6 F#7 B Its far-----------beyond a star it?s near beyond the moon-----A7 D Bm G A7 D Bm Em A7 D D7 Bm

I know--------beyond a doubt, my heart will lead me there soon

D7 G Em C D7 G Em C D7 G B7 Em3. We?ll meet--------beyond the shore, we?ll kiss just as before------D7 G Em C E7 AmHappy we?ll be beyond the sea----- D7 Adim Em C A7 D7 GAnd never a----gain, I?ll go sail-----ing.

COn top of spaghetti, GAll covered with cheese, DI lost my poor meatball, GWhen somebody sneezed ):

CIt rolled off the table, GAnd onto the floor, DAnd then my meatball, GRolled right out the door.

CIt rolled onto the sidewalk, GThen into the street, DAnd now my poor meatball, GIs too dirty to eat.

C F COh we ain't got a barrel of mon-ey F CMaybe we're ragged and fun-nyFBut we'll travel alongC A7Singing a songD7 G7 CSide by side F CI don't know what's coming tomor-row F CMaybe it's trouble and sor-row FBut we'll travel the roadC A7Sharing our loadD7 G7 CSide by side E7Through all kinds of weatherA7What if the sky should fallD7Just as long as we're together G7It really doesn't matter at all C F CWhen they've all had their quarrels and part-ed F CWe'll be the same as we start-ed

FJust traveling alongC A7Singing a songD7 G7 CSide by side

CHey, hey, good lookin',

Whatcha got cookin'? D G CHow's about cookin' somethin' up with me? CHey, sweet baby,

Don't you think maybe D G C We could find us a brand new recipe? F CI got a hot-rod Ford and a two-dollar bill F C And I know a spot right over the hill. F CThere's soda pop and the dancin's free, D GSo if you wanna have fun come along with me.

C Hey, good lookin',

Whatcha got cookin'? D G CHow's about cookin' somethin' up with me?

CI'm free and ready, So we can go steady. D G CHow's about savin' all your time for me? CNo more lookin',

I know I've been tooken D G C How's about keepin' steady company?

CI'm gonna throw my date-book over the fence

And find me one for five or ten cents. D G CI'll keep it 'til it's covered with age C'Cause I'm writin' your name down on every page. C Hey, good lookin',

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Galway Bay

G D7If you ever go across the sea to Ireland GThen maybe at the closing of your day CYou will sit and watch the moon rise over Claddagh D7 GAnd see the sun go down on Galway Bay

D7Just to hear again the rippling of the trout stream GSee the women in the meadows making hay CAnd to sit beside a turf fire in the cabin D7 GAnd watch the barefoot gossoons at their play

D7For the strangers came and tried to teach us their way GThey scorn us just for being what we are CBut they might as well go chasing after moonbeams D7 GOr light a penny candle from a star

D7And if there's going to be a life hereafter GAnd somehow I am sure there's going to be CI will ask my God to let me make my heaven D7 GIn that dear land across the Irish sea

D7 GSo I can watch the sun go down on Galway Bay

King Of The Road

Roger Miller

C F G7 C

Trailer for sale or rent, rooms to let fifty cents

C F G G7

No phone, no pool, no pets ... I ain't got no cigarettes

C F

Ah, but ...

two hours of pushin' broom

G7 C

Buys a eight-by-twelve four-bit room

C7 F G7 C

I'm a ... man of means, by no means .... King of the Road

C F G7 C

Third boxcar, midnight train, destination Bangor, Maine

C F G G7

Old worn-out suit and shoes, I don't pay no union dues

C F

I smoke ... old stogies I have found

G7 C

Short, but not too big around

C7 F G7 C

I'm a ... man of means, by no means .... King of the Road

Bridge:

C F

I know every engineer on every train

G7 C

All of their children, and all of their names

C F

And every handout in every town

G G7

And every lock that ain't locked, when no one's around, I sing ...

C F G7 C

Trailer for sale or rent, rooms to let fifty cents

C F G G7

No phone, no pool, no pets ... I ain't got no cigarettes

C F

Ah, but ...

two hours of pushin' broom

G7 C

Buys a eight-by-twelve four-bit room

C7 F G7 C

I'm a ... man of

means, by no means .

... King of the

Road

G Am D7 G I beg your pardon,I never promised you a rose garden Am D7 G Along with the sunshine theres gotta be a little rain sometimes C Am When you take you gotta give so live & let live or let go G Am D7 G I beg your pardon,I never promised you a rose garden

I could promise you things,like big diamond rings Am

but you don't find roses growing on stalks of clover D7 So you better think it over

G When it's sweet talking you could make it come true Am I would give you the world right now on a silver platter D7 But what would it matter Am D7 So smile for a while and let's be jolly E7 Love shouldn't be so melancholy Am C G nc Come along and share the good times while we can

Chorus G I could sing you a tune and promise you the moon

But if that's what it takes to hold you Am I'd just as soon let you go D7 But there's one thing I want you to know G You better look before you leap still waters run deep Am And there won't always be someone there to pull you out D7 And you know what I'm talking about

Am D7 So smile for a while and let's be jolly E7 Love shouldn't be so melancholy Am C G nc Come along and share the good times while we can

Behind Closed Doors Charlie Rich

C F G CMy baby makes me proud. Lord, don't she make me proud C F GShe never makes a scene by hangin' all over me in crowd C F G CCause people like to talk. Lord, how they love to talk C Am F G CBut when they turn out the lights I know she'll be

leavin' with me

CHORUS: C F G C C F G CAnd when we get behind closed doors then she lets her hair hang down C F G CAnd she makes me feel like I'm a man C Dm Em F Dm Em F COh, no one knows what goes on behind closed doors

C F G CMy baby makes me smile. Lord, don't she make me smile C F GShe's never far away or too tired to say I want you C F G CShe's always a lady, just like a lady should be C Am F G CBut when they turn out the lights she's still a baby to me

go to chorus

TENNESSEE WALTZ By ?

(intro) |D|GDA|D|D|

(VERSE 1) D D7 G I was dancin' with my darlin to the Tennessee Waltz D Bm E A When an old friend I happened to see. D D7 G I introduced him to my darlin' and while they were dancin' D G D A D my friend stole my sweetheart from me.

(CHORUS 1) D D7 G D I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz Bm E A 'cause I know just how much I have lost D D7 G Yes I lost my little darlin' the night they were playin' D G D A D That beautiful Tennessee Waltz

(solo, same as a verse) (CHORUS 1) or CHORUS 1 alone again

(VERSE 2) D D7 G Now I wonder how a dance like the Tennessee Waltze D Bm E A Could have broken my heart so complete D D7 G Well I couldn't blame my darlin', and who could help fallin' D G D A D In love with my darlin' so sweet

(CHORUS 2) D D7 G D Well it must be the fault of the Tennessee Waltz Bm E A Wish I'd known just how much it would cost D D7 G But I didn't see it commin', it's all over but the cryin' D G D A D Blame it all on the Tennessee Waltz

(solo, same as a verse) (CHORUS 2)

New second verse written by Cohen

D D7 G She goes dancin' with the darkness to the Tennessee Waltz D Bm E A and I feel like I'm falling apart D D7 G and it's stronger than drink and it's deeper than sorrow D G D A D this darkness she left in my heart

I remember the night ... (CHORUS 1)

That beautiful Tennessee Waltz

Eerie Canal

Am C Dm E7I've got a mule and her name is Sal

Am E7 Am Fifteen miles on the Erie Canal

Am C Dm E7She's a good old worker and a good old pal

Am E7 AmSixteen miles on the Erie Canal

C GWe haul'd some barges in our day

Am E7Filled with lumber, coal, and hay

Am C Dm E7We know every inch of the way

Am G7From Albany to Buffalo - o

C GLow bridge, everybody down

C G C Low bridge, for we're coming to a town

C G7And you'll always know your neighbor

C G7And you'll always know your pal

C F G7 CIf you ever navigated on the Erie Canal

A EWhen I was young I used to wait AOn master and hand him his plateA7 DPass him the bottle when he got dry E AAnd brush away the blue-tail fly

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A EJimmy crack corn, and I don't care AJimmy crack corn, and I don't careA7 DJimmy crack corn, and I don't care E AMy master's gone away

A EWhen he would ride in the afternoon AI'd follow him with my hickory broom A7 DThe pony being rather shy E AWhen bitten by the blue-tail fly[ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/b/burl-ives/279417.html ]A EJimmy crack corn, and I don't care AJimmy crack corn, and I don't careA7 DJimmy crack corn, and I don't care E AMy master's gone away

A EOne day he rode around the farm AFlies so numerous that they did swarmA7 DOne chanced to bite him on the thigh E AThe devil take the blue-tail fly


Well the pony jumped, he start, he pitchHe threw my master in the ditchHe died and the jury wondered whyThe verdict was the blue-tail fly


Now he lies beneath the 'simmon treeHis epitaph is there to see"Beneath this stone I'm forced to lieThe victim of the blue-tail fly"

Way down upon the FSwanee River,











































CFar, far aGway

CThat's where my heart is Fturning ever

CThat's where the Gold folks Cstay

All up and down the Fwhole creation,

CSadly I Groam

CStill longing for the Fold plantation

CAnd for the Gold folks at Chome

GAll the world is Csad and dreary, Feverywhere I Croam G

COh, Lordy, how my Fheart grows weary,

Cfar from the Gold folks at Chome

CAll 'round the little Ffarm I wandered,

CWhen I was Gyoung

CThen many happy days I Fsquandered,

CMany the Gsongs I Csung

CWhen I was playing Fwith my brother,

CHappy was GI

COh, take me to my Fkind old mother,

CThere let me Glive and Cdie




COne little hut aFmong the bushes,

COne that I Glove

CStill sadly to my mem'ry Frushes,

CNo matter Gwhere I Crove

CWhen shall I see the Fbees a humming,

CAll 'round the Gcomb

CWhen shall I hear the Fbanjo strumming,

CDown by my Ggood old Chome




G G7The other night dear as I laid sleeping C GI dreamed I held you in my arms C GBut when I woke dear I was mistaken G D GAnd I hung my head and I cried

G G7You are my sunshine, my only sunshine C GYou make me happy when skies are gray C GYou'll never know dear, how much I love you G D GPlease don't take my sunshine away

I'll always love you and make you happyIf you will only say the same

But if you leave me and love anotherYou'll regret it all some day

(chorus)

You told me once dear you really loved meAnd no one could come betweenBut now you've left me to love anotherYou have shattered all of my dreams

(chorus)

In all my dreams you seem to leave meWhen I awake my poor heart painsSo won't you come back and make me happyI'll forgive dear I'll take all the blame

(C) Oh Shenandoah, I (C7) long to (F) hear (C) youFar away (F) you rollin (C) riverOh (Am) Shenandoah, I (Em) long (Dm) to see (Am) you(Dm) a (C) way, I'm A (G) wayA (C) cross the (Am) wide (G) Miss (C) ouri

The Missouri, is a mighty riverFar away, you rollin riverWith indians camped, along her bordersAway, I'm bound awayAcross the wide Missouri

Well a white man, loved an indian maidenFar away, you rollin riverWith notions, his canoe was laidenAway, I'm bound awayAcross the wide Missouri

Oh Shenandoah, I love your daughterFar away, you rollin riverIt was for her, I crossed the waterAway, I'm bound awayAcross the wide Missouri

Well its fair the well, I'm bound to leave youFar away, you rollin riverOh Shenandoah, I will not deceive youAway, I'm bound awayAcross the wide Missouri

Home On The Range

G G7 C Cm

Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam G D7Where the deer and the antelope play G G7 C CmWhere seldom is heard a discouraging word G D7 Gand the skies are not cloudy all day

Chorus: D7 GHome, home on the range D7Where the deer and the antelope play G C Cm Where seldom is heard a discouraging word G D7 Gand the skies are not cloudy all day

The Red Man was pressed from this part of the westIt's not likely he'll ever returnto the banks of Red River, where seldom, if everhis flickering campfires still burn

Repeat chorus

How often at night when the heavens are brightwith the light from the glittering starsHave I stood there amazed and asked, as I gazedif their glory exceeds that of ours

Repeat chorus

Oh, give me a land where the bright diamond sandflows leisurely down the streamWhere the graceful white swan goes gliding alonglike a maid in a heavenly dream

Repeat chorus

F F+ F6 F7 Bb Gm7 C7 You’ve got to ac- cen - tuate the positive, elim - inate the negative

F F+ F6 F7 Gm7 C7 F Latch on to the af-firmative, don’t mess with Mr. In Be-tween

C7+5 F F+ F6 F7 Bb Gm7 C7 You’ve got to spread joy up to the maximum, bring gloom down to the minimum

F F+ F6 F7 Gm7 C7 F Have faith or pande-monium liable to walk upon the scene

C7+5 F C7+5 F F7 Bb F To illus-trate my last re-mark, Jonah in the whale, Noah in the ark

C7+5 F D7 G7 C7 C7+5

What did they do, just when everything looked so dark, looked so dark, Man, they said:

F F+F6 F7 Bb Gm7 C7You’ve got to ac-cen - tuate the positive, elim - inate the negative an’

F F+ F6 F7 Gm7 C7 F D7 Latch on to the af-firmative, don’t mess with Mr. In Be-tween, no,

G7 C7 F D7 G7 C7 F6 E6 F6Don’t mess with Mr. In Be-tween, no, Don’t mess...... with Mr. In Be-tween.12341 2 - &

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