Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
*from ‘Sam Cooke’ (1957)* [Verse 1] G Em7 Am7 D7 Darling, yo-u… send me, G Em7 Am7 D7 I know yo-u… send me. G Em7 Am7 D7 Darling, yo-u… send me, G Em7 Honest you do, honest you do, Am7 D7b9 Honest you do, woa-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh. [Verse 2] G Em7 … CLICK TO VIEW SONGYou Send Me
Not King Cole – 1945 [C] Chestnuts [Dm] roasting on an [Em] open fire [F] [C] Jack Frost [C7] nipping at your [F] nose [Fm] [C] Yule-tide [F] carols being [C] sung by a [B7] choir and [E] Folks dressed [A#] up like [D#] Eskimos [G7] Everybody [C] knows a … CLICK TO VIEW SONGThe Christmas Song
Cahoots: Sandy Thomson and Mary Harkness [D] Look out, [G] here comes tomorrow. [A] That’s when [D] I’ll have to choose. [D] How I [G] wish I could borrow [A] someone else’s [D] shoes. [D] Mary, [G] oh what a sweet girl. [A] Lips like [D] strawberry pie. [D] Sandra, … CLICK TO VIEW SONGLook out, here comes Tomorrow
We [C] wish you a merry [F] Christmas. We [D] wish you a merry [G] Christmas. We [E7] wish you a merry [Am] Christmas and a [F] happy [G] new [C] year. Good [C] tidings we [G] bring to [Am] you and your [G] kin. Good [C] Tidings for [Em] … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWe Wish you a Merry Christmas
[G] Have your- [Em] -self a [Am] merry little [D7] Christmas. [G] Let your [Em] heart be [Am] light. [D7] – – – – – [G] From now [Em7] on your [Am7] troubles will be [D7] out of [B7] sight [E7] [D7] [G] Have your- [Em] -self a [Am] merry …
[C] I’m dreaming of a [Dm] white [ F – G ] Christmas [F] Just like the [G7] ones I used to [C] know Where the [C] tree tops glisten, and [F] children [Fm] listen To [C] hear [Dm] sleigh bells in the [G7] snow [C] I’m dreaming of a … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWhite Christmas
It’s the [C] most [Am] wonderful [Dm] time [G] of the [C] year [ Am Dm G ] With the [Dm] kids jingle [G] belling, and [C] everyone [Am] telling you [F] “Be of good cheer!” It’s the [C] most [Am] wonderful [Dm] time [G] of the [C] year [ … CLICK TO VIEW SONGMost Wonderful Time of the Year
(D) 1760 God [Em] rest ye merry gentlemen, let [C] nothing you dis- [B7] -may Re- [Em] -member Christ our Savior was [C] born on Christmas [B7] Day. To [Am] save us all from [G] Satan’s pow’r, when [Em] we were gone a- [D] -stray Oh [G] tidings of [B7] …
THREE CHORDS WITHOUT MODULATION – [C] Come they told me – – – – Pa [F] rum pum pum [C] pum [C] A new born king to see – – Pa [F] rum pum pum [C] pum [G] Our finest gifts we bring – – Pa rum pum pum pum …
THE FIRST NOEL (C) 1833 [TRADITIONAL ENGLISH CAROL ] [LIKELY 16TH OR 17TH CENTURY] The [G] First [D] Noel, the [C] Angels did [G] say was to [C] certain poor [Bm] shepherds in [C] fields as they [G] lay In [G] fields where [D] they lay [C] keeping their [G] …