Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
MEET ME IN SAINT LOUIE 1904 | MEET ME IN SAINT LOUIE, LOUIE. MEET ME AT THE FAIR. DON’T TELL ME THE LIGHTS ARE SHINING ANY PLACE BUT THERE. WE WILL DANCE THE HOOCHEE- KOOCHEE. I WILL BE YOUR TOOTSIE- WOOTSIE. MEET ME IN SAINT LOUIE, LOUIE. MEET ME AT …
MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU 1950 MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU, WHETHER NEAR OR FAR AWAY. MAY YOU FIND THAT LONG-AWAITED GOLDEN DAY, TODAY. MAY YOUR TROUBLES ALL BE SMALL ONES, AND YOUR FORTUNE TEN TIMES TEN. MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP …
MANHATTAN 1925 | WE’LL HAVE MANHATTAN THE BRONX AND STATEN ISLAND, TOO. IT’S LOVELY GOING THROUGH THE ZOO. IT’S VERY FANCY ON OLD DELANCEY STREET, YOU KNOW. THE SUBWAY CHARMS US SO, WHEN BALMY BREEZES BLOW. AND TELL ME WHAT STREET COMPARES WITH MOTT STREET IN JULY? SWEET PUSHCARTS GENTLY …
LULLABY OF BROADWAY 1935 | COME ON AND LISTEN TO THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY. THE HIP- HOORAY AND BALLY-HOO, THE LULLABY OF BROADWAY. THE RUMBLE OF A SUBWAY TRAIN, THE RATTLE OF THE TAXIS. THE DAFFY- DILS WHO ENTERTAIN AT ANGELO’S AND MAXIE’S. WHEN A BROADWAY BABY SAYS, “GOOD NIGHT,” …
Bing Crosby INTRO LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA 1927 JUST LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRELLA ON A RAINY, RAINY DAY. AND IF YOUR SWEETIE CRIES, JUST TELL HER, THAT A SMILE WILL ALWAYS PAY. WHENEVER SKIES ARE GRAY DON’T WORRY OR FRET. A SMILE WILL BRING THE SUNSHINE …
K- K- K- KATY – 1917 JIMMY WAS A SOLDIER BRAVE AND BOLD. KATY WAS A MAID WITH HAIR OF GOLD. LIKE AN ACT OF FATE, KATE WAS STANDING AT THE GATE WATCHING THE BOYS WHILE ON PARADE. KATE SMILED WITH A TWINKLING EYE, JIM SAID, “M-M-M-MEET YA BY AND …
A Kiss To Build A Dream On, Louis Armstrong,Oscar Hammerstein C G# C Give me a kiss to build a dream on G# G …
KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING __________________________________ 1914 THEY WERE SUMMONED FROM THE HILLSIDE THEY WERE CALLED IN FROM THE GLEN AND THE COUNTRY FOUND THEM READY AT THE STIRRING CALL FOR MEN. LET NO TEARS ADD TO THEIR HARDSHIPS AS THE SOLDIERS PASS ALONG, AND ALTHOUGH YOUR HEART IS BREAKING …
[D] I’ve been workin’ on the railroad [G] all the live long [D] day. [D] I’ve been workin’ on the railroad, just to [A] pass the time away [A7] Can’t you hear the whistle [D] blowin’? [G] Rise up so early in the [D] morn. [G] Can’t you hear the …
Gene Autrey I’m [C] back in the [G7] saddle [C] again [C7] [F] Out where a friend is a [C] friend [C7] Where the [F] long-horned cattle [F7] feed [C] On the lowly jimson [Gm?] weed I’m [D7] back in the saddle [G7] again [G77] [C] Riding the [G7] range …