Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
Patsy Cline [Verse 1] – – – – – I’ve got your [C] picture that you [C7] gave to me. And it’s [F] signed “with love,” just like it [F] used to be The only thing [C] different,[Am] the only thing [C] new [Am] I’ve got your [C] picture, [G7] …
By Brooks and Dunn C should eventually be Cadd9 [Verse 1] You [G] picked me up, you [D] shot me down You’re [G] stepping out all [C] over town [G] Drove me back to drinking in this [D] bar I [G] found myself a [D] brand new friend I’m [G] …
Key of G Righteous Bros, 1964 You never [F] close your eyes anymore when I kiss your [G] lips. And there’s no [F] tenderness like before in your [G] fingertips. You’re trying [Am] hard not to show it, [Bm] Baby, But [C] Baby, [D] Baby I know it [G] You’ve lost that …
ALL SONGS ALPHABETICALLY – – FunSong KARAOKE – – ROBERT’S SONGS
[Verse 1] – – – – – I see [C] patio [Em] homes, [F] apartments [Em] too. [Dm7] A place to [C] live for [E7] me and [Am] you And I [Ab] think to [Dm7] myself [G7] what a [C] wonderful [F#7] world. [FMAJ7] [G7] [Verse 2] – – – …
Could I Have This Dance:Anne Murray. #33 in 1980. [Verse 1] – – – – – [A] I’ll always [A7] remember the [D] song they were [E7] playin’, The [D] first time we [E7] danced, and I [A] knew. [Bm7][E7] As we [A] swayed to the [A7] music and [D] …
Waltzing Matilda Chords Banjo Paterson 1893 C G C F Once a Jolly swagman, camped a by a billabong C G under the shade of a coolabah tree C G C F And he sang, and he watched, and he waited till his billy boiled C G7 C you’ll come …
A – – Righteous Bros, 1964 You never [F] close your eyes anymore when I kiss your [G] lips And there’s no [F] tenderness like before in your [G] fingertips You’re trying [Am] hard not to show it, [Bm] Baby But [C] Baby, [D] Baby I know it [G] You …
by Johnny Cash [Verse 1] A E My grandfather’s clock A D Was too large for the shelf A E A So it stood ninety years on the floor A E A D It was taller by half than the old man himself A E A Though it weighed not …
A Song about Florence Nightengale Florence gained the nickname ‘the Lady with the Lamp’ during her work at Scutari. ‘The Times’ reported that at night she would walk among the beds, checking the wounded men holding a light in her hand. The image of ‘the Lady with the Lamp’ captured …