Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
Oh, little Bank Americard You bring me Christmas Cheer Without your clout I have no doubt No gifts I’d give this year. Your credit line allows me To run up bills quite large And when I’m through Exhausting you I’ll use my Master Charge. (Same tune, sung in late February) …
Listen to the Song on YouTube [Intro] G [Verse 1] Am C I just want to be where You are, D C(G?) G(Em7?) dwelling daily in Your presence Am C I don’t want to worship from afar, D (C?) G draw me near to where You are [Verse 2] Am …
Tennessee Ernie Ford [Verse 1] Am G Am I’m just a poor wayfaring stranger Dm Am G Just traveling through this world of woe Am G Am Yet there’s no sickness, toil, or danger Dm E7 Am In that bright land, to which I go [Chorus] F G C I’m …
[C] [Am] [C] [Am] – – – – [Verse 1] – – – – I [C] heard there was a [Am] secret chord, that [C] David played and it [Am] pleased the Lord; but [F] you don’t really [Am] care for music, [C] do you? [Am] – – – – … CLICK TO VIEW SONGHallelujah – KEY OF C
[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 …
Written by Bob Wills As I [C] look at the [C7] letters that [F] you wrote to [Fdim] me It’s [C] you that I am thinking [D7] of [G7] As I [C] read the [C7] lines that to [F] me were so [Fdim] dear I [C] remember our [G7] faded …
You’ll be Back Every Night in my Dreams Written by Wayland Holyfield and Johnny Russell [Intro] [C] [G7] [C] [Verse 1] [C] All my friends ask what they can do To help me [F] get over you But I’m not [C] blue and all [E7] broken in [Am] two [G7] …
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 …
[C] [F] [G] I was [C] ridin’ on a [F] train to Ari-[C]-zona, when a [C] very lovely lady sat next to [G] me. When [F] she got up to eat, she asked if [C] I would hold her seat. I was [G] more than happy to, but now there’s …
[Verse 1] Oh, Miss [G] Effie was her name Through the [C] west she won her fame Being [D] handy with the gun But she [G] drove the men insane ‘Cause she’d [G] whip out her pistol And [C] shoot most any guy And [D7] sing out this ali-[G]-bi [Chorus] …