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I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Bob Dylan (1967) |C | | | |D | |D7 | | |F | |G | |C |G G7 ٤ ٤ | C Close your eyes, close the door D D7 You don't have to worry any more F G G7! C G7 I'll.... be your baby to-night >> 2nd time: verse instrumental C Shut the light, shut the shade D D7 You don't have to be a-fraid F G G7! C C7 I'll.... be your baby to-night F Well that mockingbird's gonna sail away C We're gonna forget it D D7 That big, fat moon is gonna shine like a spoon G! G G7 We're gonna let it, you won't regret it C Kick your shoes off, do not fear D D7 Bring that bottle over here F G G7! C I'll... be your... baby to-night C 0003 C D 2220 D F 2010 G7 0212

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Let Me Call You Sweetheart - 1

Let Me Call You Sweetheart - LAST

By The Light of the Silvery Moon - 1

By The Light of the Silvery Moon - LAST

Somebody Stole My Gal – Leo Wood 1 A E7 Somebody stole my gal. A Somebody stole my pal F#7 B Somebody came and took her away E7 She didn't even – say she was leavin’ A 2100 E F# B 4322 C# 1114 A D 2225 Dm 2210

Somebody Stole My Gal – Leo Wood FINAL A E7 Her kisses I miss so. C# She misses mine I know A A7 Gee, if she could see, D Dm poor me I lost a pal You know that – A F#7 she'd come running back to me B E7 A (E7) Somebody stole my gal A 2100 E F# B 4322 C# 1114 A D 2225 Dm 2210

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Moonlight Serenade 1 Music: Glenn Miller Lyrics: Mitchell Parish C60000 Ebdim72323 Dm2210 Fmaj75557 G60777 G C90005 Cmaj70002 C70001 A2100 A70100 Cdim72323 Dm72213 G0232 G C6 Ebdim7 I stand at your gate Dm7 Fmaj7 and the song that I sing is of G6 G G6 moonlight. C9 C C Cmaj7 I stand and I wait Cmaj7 C7 for the touch of your hand A A7 in the June night. Dm C Cdim7 C Dm7 Dm The roses are sigh-ing Dm7 G G7+5 C G7+5 a Moonlight Ser-e-nade.

Moonlight Serenade 2 C6 Ebdim7 The stars are aglow Dm7 Fmaj7 and tonight how their light sets me G6 G G6 dreaming. C9 C C Cmaj7 My love, do you know Cmaj7 C7 that your eyes are like stars A A7 brightly beaming? Dm C Cdim7 C Dm7 Dm I bring you and sing you Dm7 G G7+5 C / / C7 a Moonlight Ser-e-nade. C60000 Ebdim72323 Dm2210 Fmaj75557 G60777 G C90005 Cmaj70002 C70001 A2100 A70100 Cdim72323 Dm72213 G0232 G

Moonlight Serenade 3 Fmaj7 Fm6 Let us stray till break of day Bm7 E7 Gm in love's valley of dreams. A7 Am6 B7 Am6 B7 Just you and I, a summer sky, Gm A7 Dm7 G7+5 a heavenly breeze kissing the trees. Fmaj75557 Fm65545 Bm72222 E71202 Gm0231 A70100 Am62020 B74320 G

Moonlight Serenade FINAL G7 C6 Ebdim7 So don't let me wait, Dm7 Fmaj7 come to me tenderly in the G6 G G6 June night. C9 C C Cmaj7 I stand at your gate Cmaj7 C7 and I sing you a song A A7 in the moonlight, Dm C Am Dm a love song, my darling, G7 G7+5 C C6! a Moonlight Ser-e-nade. C60000 Ebdim72323 Dm2210 Fmaj75557 G60777 G C90005 Cmaj70002 C70001 A2100 A70100 Cdim72323 Dm72213 G0232 G

The unaltered chords that result from building a triad on each degree of any major scale are ALWAYS: Soffage do re mi fa so la ti do Degree I II III IV V VI VII VIII Triad M m m M M m dim M CHORDcamp: triads built on degrees of the major scale

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Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 1 F2010 C70001 C acapella solo (NO response choir) Daaaaay-o! Da-a-ay-o! Daylight come and me wan’ go home Day! Me say day, me say day, me say da-a-ay-o Daylight come and me wan’ go home Work all night on a drink of rum F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F Stack banana ‘til de morning come F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 2 F C7 Come, Mister Tally Man, tally me banana F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F C7 Come, Mister Tally Man, tally me banana F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F Lift six hand, seven foot, eight foot bunch F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F Six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F2010 C70001 C

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 3 F C7 F Day! Me say day-a-a-o F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F C7 F Day! Me say day, me say day, me say day… F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F A beautiful bunch of ripe banana F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F Hide the deadly black tarantula F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 4 F Lift six hand, seven hand, eight hand bunch F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home F Six hand, seven foot, eight foot bunch F C7 F Daylight come and me wan' go home

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 5 F C7 F Play! Me say play-a-a-o F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home F C7 F Play! Me say play, me say play, me say play-a-ay-o F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) 5 F C7 Come, come ev’ryone, let’s play ukule-e-le F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home F C7 Dee nite is young so let’s play ukule-e-le F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home

Banana Boat Song (Play-o version) FINAL F Played all night now me fingers sore! F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home F Back next week wanna play some more! F C7 F Jam’s all done an’ me wan' go home acapella Plaaaaay-o! Pla-a-ay-o, Jam’s all done an’ me wan’ go home << ALL Play! Me say play, me say play, me say pla-a-ay-o Bb>>>>>> /! Jam’s all done/! An’ me wanna go home << ALL F >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>/! F2010 C70001 C Bb3321

On earth, we strive for earthly things and suffer sorrows daily. In heaven, choirs of angels sing - while we play ukulele. David Newland If not obvious, these leaders are each cradling a ukulele over their left heart.

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Corktunes: songs from the jam book Whole World In His Hands Banana Boat Song My Little Runaway Mellow Yellow Secret Agent Man Daydream Brown Eyed Girl On The Bayou