Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
He was [G] short and fat, and [F] rode out of the West, With a [G] Mogen David on his [F] silver vest. He was [G] mean and nasty right [F] clear through, Which was [G] kinda weird, ’cause he was [F] yellow too. They called him [G] Irving. [Em] …
Paragraph Lyric Sheldon Harnick Completely round is the perfect pearl the oyster manufactures. Completely round is the steering wheel that leads to compound fractures. Completely round is the golden fruit that hangs in the upper orange tree. Yes, the circle shape is quite reknowned. ‘Tis sad to say it can …
Bm (Capo 2)Eye Of The Tiger, Survivor, 1982 Am, Am, G, Am, Am, G, Am, Am, G, F (X 2) Am Rising up, F back on the street, G Did my time, took my Am chances Am Went the distance, now I’m F back on my feet Just a G …
Mesa Amphitheater Song List Note: means that you can click on the link and hear the song on YouTube. The number AFTER the is the time that the song is played on MY Mixed Media video. Asleep At The Wheel – Backup Band Miles & Miles of Texas Route 66 …
[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 …
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 …
CStreets Of Laredo, Marty Robbins, (1911, Frank Maynard) C As I walked G out in the C streets of G Laredo As C I walked G out in C Laredo one G day I C spied a young G cowboy, all C wrapped in white Glinen All C wrapped in …
Badfinger D C,G,F C G Guess I got what I deserved, kept you waiting there, too long, my love. D C,G,F C G D All that time, without a word. Didn’t know, you’d think, that I’d forget, or I’d regret, Am C G The special love I have for you, …
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] …
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 …