Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
Class Participants Names, phone numbers, eMails, addresses of all students & others Jan 24 @ 2:30: Class 1 What to look for when buying a Ukulele How to tune your Ukulele Playing your first two chords Songs with only Two Chords Jan 31 @ 2:30: Class 2 Learning two more …
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American Traditional When [A] I was young I [D] used to wait. On [E7] master and hand [A] him his plate [A7] Pass him the bottle when [D] he got dry And [E7] brush away the [A] blue-tail fly [CHORUS] [A] Jimmy crack corn, and [E7] I don’t care [E] …
LISTEN ON YOUTUBE by Merle Haggard [Verse 1] [C] It’s a big job just gettin’ by with nine kids and a wife But, I been a workin’ man dang near all my life And I’ll keep on [F] workin’ long as my two hands are fit to [C] use I … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWorkin’ Man Blues
ARTIST: Jimmy Dodd TITLE: The Mickey Mouse Club March [Television Theme Song] [VERSE 1] G Who’s the leader of the club A7 D7 That’s made for you and me G C G D7 G M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E [VERSE 2] G … CLICK TO VIEW SONGMickey Mouse Song
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 …
TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN, SPORT TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN SPORT Intro and Verse 1. Time: 2/2 Tenor: C Bass: C (Spoken to a tap beat- I just slap the side of my guitar) . . . There’s an old Australian stockman Lying, dying, And he gets himself up onto one … CLICK TO VIEW SONGTie me Kangaroo down, Sport
Sweet Nothings Uh huh, honey, alright. My baby whispers in my [G] ear. [C] Um, um, sweet [G] nothings He knows the things I like to hear. Um, Um, sweet nothings. Things he wouldn’t tell nobody else Secrets, baby, I keep them to myself Sweet nothings, um, um sweet nothings. …
I’m Gonna Hire a Wino to Decorate our Home – [ LISTEN TO FIRST PART ] [C] I came crawling home last night, like [F] many nights before: [C] I finally made it to my feet as she [F] opened up the [C] door. And she said, [F] “You’re not …
[Intro] – – – – [Am] [Verse] – – – – On a [Am] long and lonesome highway, east of Omaha, you can [G] listen to the engine moanin’ out its one note song. You [Dm] can think about the woman, or the girl you knew the night [Am] before. … CLICK TO VIEW SONGTurn the Page