Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
You’ve got to [C] ac-[E7]centu-[Am]ate the [C7] positive [F] E-[Fm7]limin-[C]ate the negative And [C] latch [E7] on to [Am] the aff-[C7]irmative Don’t [F] mess with [Fm7] Mister In-Be-[C]tween You’ve got to [C] spread [E7] joy [Am] up to the [C7] maximum [F] Bring [Fm7] gloom [C] down to the minimum …
Doobie Brothers {t: Black Water } {key: D} {artist:The Doobie Brothers} {c: Thanks to kraziekhat } [Am7] [D] [D] Well, I [Am7] built me a [D] raft and she’s [Am7] ready for [D] floatin’ [Am7] ole Missi-[D]ssippi, she’s [Am7] callin’ my [D] name [Am7] Catfish are [D] jumpin’, that [Am7] …
Every [G] morning at the mine you could [F] see him arrive He stood [G] six foot six and weighed [F] 245 Kinda [G] broad at the shoulder and [F] narrow at the hip And [G] everybody knew you didn’t [F] give no lip to Big [G] John. Big [Em] …
He was [G] short and fat, and [F] rode out of the West, With a [G] Mogen David on his [F] silver vest. He was [G] mean and nasty right [F] clear through, Which was [G] kinda weird, ’cause he was [F] yellow too. They called him [G] Irving. [Em] …
[Verse 1] They’re [C] creepy and they’re [F or Dm] kooky Mys-[G7]-terious and [C] spooky They’re [C] all together [F or Dm] ooky The [G7] Addams [C] family Their [C] house is a [F or Dm] museum Where [G7] people come to [C] see ’em They [C] really are a …
[Verse] [C] Blues stay away from me [F] Blues why don’t you let me [C] be I don’t know [G7] why you keep on haunting [C] me [Verse] [C] Love was never meant for me [F] True love was never meant for [C] me It seems some-[G7]-how we never can …
There was a peaceful town called Rockridge. The people lived in harmony. They never had no kind of trouble. There was no hint of misery. The town saloon was always lively. But never nasty or obscene. Behind the bar stood Amos Johnson He always kept things nice and clean. And …
LISTEN ON YOUTUBE Song: [A] Boy Named Sue Artist: Johnny cash Tuning: Standard ([E][A][D][G]Be) Capo on 1st fret [Verse 1] [A] My daddy left home when I was three [D] And he didn’t leave much to ma and me [E] Just this old guitar and an empty bottle of [A] …
Blues In The Night May 17, 2010 by haefsongs 01077.0200 Blues In The Night Words & Music by Johnny Mercer & Harold Arlen, 1941 Recorded by Rosemary Clooney, 1952 (#17) Written for a film called Hot Nocturne, this song became so popular that the movie was re-titled Blues in the Night …
[ LISTEN FIRST ON YOUTUBE ] – – – G – C – D – G As [G] I walked west on [C] Glendale, a [D] woman she did [G] hark. She [Em] asked me just to [C] see her home she [D] lived in Central [G] Park. [ CHORUS ] … CLICK TO VIEW SONGBeatitudes Women (New York Girls)