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¡Descarga randes y más Apuntes en PDF de Psicología solo en Docsity! THE ULTIMATE POP/ ROCA HAT IS A FAKE BOOK? When a musician is asked to play a song he's never played be- fore, he “Fakes” it, One of the most valuable possessions any musician can have is a fake book which contains the melodies, lyrics and chords for hundreds and hun- dreds of songs. With the access to the melody, lyrics and chords, the musician can improvise his own ar- rangement of a song. ISBN 0-588188-572-X (9 1996 HAL LEONARD PUBLISH INC COPPORATION Internaticral Copyrght Secured — ALL RIGH"S RESERVED. For all works conta reg aerein Intematiral Copergrt Secured — ALL RIGHTS RESERVED — Printed in the USA, Unauttorizsa copy, arrangíng, adaxting, recording or gueic performance is an infringement 0 copyright. 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If there was more than one recording of a song to reach the top 20 chart position, all versions are listed, »- ARTIST INDEX — page 14 An alphabetical listing of all of the recording artists who performed the songs in this book » DECADE LISTING —— page 20 A chronological listing of all of the songs in this book, by decade — 50s, '60s, “705, and “805 CORPORATION HAL LEONARD PUBLISHING COLLECTOR'S 7d COLECTOR hat started as a casual hobby for Joel Whitburn back before the birth of rock and roll has flourished into the most successful business of its kind anywhere in the world. Record Research Inc. had its real roots in the 45 r.p.m. records Whitburn began collect- ing in the early 1950's. By the mid-1960's, this ever-expanding collection had grown considerably in size and scope, prompting Whitburn to begin keeping tabs on his re- cords by categorizing each one according to the highest it had reached on Billboard's “Hot 100,” In 1970, at the urging of a disc jockey friend who realized both the importance and the usefulness of this research, Whitburn published the basic chart information he had gathered in a slim volume titled simply Record Research. Today, Whitburn's Record Research books and supplements can be found on record collectors” bookshelves, radio station reference racks and in many artists" private li- braries the world over, providing essential statistics and data on Billboard's popsingles, pop albums, country, black, adult contemporary and other major charts. Widely recognized as the foremost authority on charted music, Whitburn, assisted by his staff of fulltime researchers, supplies chart information to Casey Kasem, Dick Clark, Don Imus, Dr. Demento, and other prominent disc jockeys and music show hosts nationwide. Whitburn's personal pop record collection — perhaps the largest in the world — cur- rently includes all of the 18,000 pop singles to ever appear on the “Hot 100,” as well as the more than 14,000 LPs that madeit to Billboard's pop album charts. These, along with the balance of Whitburn's collection — over 100,000 singles and LPs in all — are housed in an environmentally controlled, underground vault adjacent to the Record Research office in Whitburn's Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin home. 47 52 53 - 51 54 55 56 58 58 55 59 60 62 66 60 61 57 63 64 68 68 66 72 70 74 64 76 76 m1 78 72 74 “79 67 80 81 82 69 77 86 84 86 83 84 85 88 C.C. 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The Belmonts 287 Teenager In Love, A Dixie Cups 59 Chapel Of Love Fats Domino 43 Blueberry Hill Bo Donaldson 8 The Heywoods 38 Billy, Don't Be A Hero Lonnie Donegan 242 Rock Island Line Dovells 42 Bristol Stomp 322 You Can't Sit Down Drifters 252 Save The Last Dance For Me 292 There Goes My Baby 308 Under The Boardwalk Duran Duran 126 Hungry Like The Wolf 199 New Moon On Monday 236 Reflex, The 310 Union Of the Snake 319 Wild Boys, The Sheena Easton 196 Morning Train (9 to 5) Duane Eddy 40 Because They're Young 234 Rebel-“Rouser Edison Lighthouse 170 Love Crows (Where My Rosemary Goes) Tommy Edwards 151 It's All In The Game Yvonne Elliman 144 1f | Can't Have You Betty Everett 142 It's In His Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song) v Everly Brothers 24 All | Have To Do Is Dream 40 Bird Dog 52 Bye Bye, Love 58 Cathy's Clown 230 Problems 272 So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) 315 Wake Up, Little Susie Fabian 303 Tum Me Loose 5th Dimension 309 Up, Up And Away Larry Finnegan 74 Dear One Roberta Flack 89 First Time Ever | Saw Your Face, The Flying Machine 270 Smile A Little Smile For Me Wayne Fontana 8 The Mindbenders 95 Game Of Love "Tennessee" Emie Ford 253 Sixteen Tons Foundations 50 Build Me Up Buttercup Four Lads 198 Moments To Remember Four Tops 316 Walk Away Renee Aretha Frankdin 273 Spanish Harlem Bobby Freeman 72 Do You Want To Dance Emie Freeman 234 Raunchy Friends OF Distinction 106 Grazing In The Grass Bobby Fuller Four 430 | Fought The Law G - Clefs 133 | Understand Uust How You Feel) Gentrys 154 Keep On Dancing Cerry 8. The Pacemakers 124 How Do You Do It? Andy Gibb 128 1 Just Want To Be Your Everything 260 Shadow Dancing Don Gibson 216 Oh, Lonesome Me Jimmy Gilmer 8 The Fireballs 284 Sugar Shack Lesley Gore 141 ¡ts My Party 329 You Dor't Own Me Charlie Gracie 44 Butterfly Grand Funk Railroad 247 (She's) Some Kind Of Wonderful Eddy Grant 83 Electric Avenue Gogi Grant 311 Wayward Wind R.B. Greaves 286 Take A Letter, Maria Norman Greenbaum 276 Spirit In The Sky Bonnie Guitar 66 Dark Moon Bill Haley 2 His Comets 240 Rock Around The Clock 256 See You Later, Alligator Hall 8: Oates 130 | Can't Go For That (No Can Do) 188 Maneater 192 Method Of Modern Love 232 Private Eyes Jan Hammer 186 Miami Vice Thurston Harris 172 Little Bitty Pretty One Wilbert Harrison 155 Kansas City Murray Head 218 One Night In Bangkok Murray Head With The Trinidad Singers 280 Superstar (From “Jesus Christ Superstar”) Heart 210 Nothin” At All 288 Tell It Like It ls 296 These Dreams Herman's Hermits 202 Mrs, Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter 262 Silhouettes Highwaymen 61 Cotton Fields Hilltoppers 222 Only You (And You Alone) Hollies 178 Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) 216 On A Carousel Honeydrippers 254 Sea Of Love Mary Hopkin 298 Those Were The Days Johnny Horton 34 Battle Of New Orleans, The Whitney Houston 332 You Give Good Love Ivory Joe Hunter 257 Since | Met You Baby Bryan Hyland 147 Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini Jorgen Ingmann 27 Apache INXS 317 What You Need Terry Jacks 256 Seasons In The Sun Jackson 5 172 Little Bitty Pretty One Michael Jackson 237 Rockin" Robin Tommy James 8 The Shondells 111 Hanky Panky Jay 8 The Americans 55 Cara Mia Elton John 44 Bennie And The Jets 64 Crocodile Rock 68 Daniel 100 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 118 Honky Cat 143 Island Girl 176 Little Jeannie 207 Nikita 224 Philadelphia Freedom 239 Rocket Man 246 Sad Songs (Say So Much) 334 Your Song Elton John 8, Kiki Dee 67 Don't Go Breaking My Heart Johnnie 3. Joe 222 Over The Mountain, Across The Sea Tom Jones 105 Green Green Crass Of Home 262 She's A Lady Bill Justis 234 Raunchy Jerry Keller 120 Here Comes Summer Chris Kenner 131 | Like It Like That Ben E. King 273 Spanish Harlem 265 Stand By Me Kingston Trio 293 Tom Dooley Kinks 174 Lola Billy J. Kramer 174 Little Children Cyndi Lauper 26 All Through The Night 259 She Bop 300 Time After Time Brenda Lee 139 I'm Sorry Left Banke 316 Walk Away Renee Julian Lennon 312 Valotte Lettermen 104 Goin' Out OF My Head Bobby Lewis 299 Tossir and Turnin' Gary Lewis 8 The Playboys 298 This Diamond Ring Jerry Lee Lewis 98 Creat Balls Of Fire 326 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Little Anthony 8 The Imperials 104 Goin' Out Of My Head 288 Tears On My Pillow Little Richard 173 Long Tall Sally 238 Rip It Up 285 Tutti Frutti Little River Band 172 Lonesome Loser Looking Glass 45 Brandy (You're A Fine Girl Trini Lopez 124 1f | Had A Harnmer Lovin' Spoonful 70 Daydream 78 Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind? 274 Summer In The City Jim Lowe 101 Green Door, The Bob Luman 157 Let's Think About Living Lynyrd Skynyrd 97 Free Bird 282 Sweet Home Alabama Lonnie Mack 184 Memphis, Tennessee Mamas 8: The Papas 52 California Dreamin” 64 Dedicated To The One | Love 193 Monday, Monday Barry Manilow 183 Mandy Hugh Masekela 106 Grazing In The Grass Barbara Mason 328 Yes 'm Ready Johnny Mathis 325 Wonderful! Wonderful! Pau! McCartney 8 Michael Jackson 250 Say Say Say McCoys 110 Hang On Sloopy Gene MeDaniels 126 Hundred Pounds Of Clay, A Michael McDonald 132 | Keep Forgettin” Jimmy McGriff 129 | Got A Woman McGuire Sisters 264 Sincerely Scott McKenzie 248 San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) Clyde McPhatter 177 Lovers Question, A Mike 8. The Mechanics 28 All | Need ls A Miracle Melanie 1654 Lay Down (Candles in The Rain Mercy 180 Love (Can Make You Happy) Ned Miller 98 From A Jack To A King Roger Miller 156 King Of The Road rr Guy Mitchell 114 Heartaches By The Number 265 Singing The Blues Monotones 50 Book Of Love Moody Blues 138 Tm Just A Singer (ln A Rock And Roll Band) 212 Nights in White Satin Moonglows 264 Sincerely Mystics 125 Hushabye Nashville Teens 302 Tobacco Road Ricky Nelson 99 Garden Party 116 Hello Mary Lou Aaron Neville 288 Tell It Like It 15 Newbeats 49 Bread And Butter Oliva Newton-John 8. John Travolta 327 You're The One That | Want Night Ranger 266 Sister Christian Cliff Nobles 2 Co. 123 Horse, The Oak Ridge Boys 84 Elvira Billy Ocean 294 There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) Roy Orbison 213 Oh, Pretty Woman 220 Onty The Lonely Orlons 276 South Street 314 Wah-Watusi Donny Osmond 230 Puppy Love Paper Lace 191 Night Chicago Died, The 20 DECADE LISTING 1950's 1955 At My Front Door, p.31 Band Of Gold, p.33 Earth Angel, p.77 Moments To Remember, p.198 Only You (And You Alone), p.222 Rock Around The Clock, p.240 Sincerely, p,264 Sixteen Tons, p.253 1956 Blue Suede Shoes, p.42 Don't Be Cruel, p.79 Green Door, The, p.101 Heartbreak Hotel, p.116 Hound Dog, p.123 | Almost Lost My Mind, p.127 | Want You, | Need You, | Love You, p.136 Let The Good Times Roll, p.168 Long Tall Sally, p.173 Love Me Tender, p.181 My Prayer, p.198 Rip It Up, p.238 Rock Island Line, p.242 See You Later, Alligator, p.256 Since | Met You Baby, p.257 Singing The Blues, p.265 Tutti Futti, p.285 Wayward Wind, p.311 1957 All Shook Up, p.25 Banana Boat Song, The, p.37 Blueberry Hill, p.43 Butterfly, p.44 Bye Bye, Love, p.52 C.C. Rider, p.47 Come Co With Me, p.66 Dark Moon, p.66 Diana, p.71 Happy, Happy Birthday Baby, p.114 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter, p.137 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, p.155 Little Bitty Pretty One, p.172 Mister Lee, p.187 Over The Mountain, Across The Sea, p.222 Raunchy, p.234 Searchin”, p.254 Silhouettes, p.262 Teddy Bear, p.291 Wake Up, Little Susie, p,315 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On, p.326 Wonderful! Wonderful, p.325 Young Blood, p.331 1958 All | Have To Do |s Dream, p.24 At The Hop, p.29 Bird Dog, p.40 Book Of Love, p,50 Chantifly Lace, p.55 Do You Want To Dance, p.72 For Your Precious Love, p.93 Creat Balls Of Fire, p.98 Hard Headed Woman, p.112 Is All In The Game p.151 Johnny B. Goode, p.154 Lollipop, p.169 Oh Julie, p.213 Oh, Lonesome Me, p.216 Problems, p.230 Rebel-Rouser, p.234 Rock And Roll ls Here To Stay, p.244 Rockin” Robin, p.237 Stroll, The, p.275 Summertime Blues, p.284 Sweet Little Sixteen, p.274 Tears On My Pillow, p.288 To Know Him Is To Love Him, p.302 Tom Dooley, p.293 Vakety Yak, p.326 1959 Along Came Jones, p.32 Battle OF New Orleans, The, p.34 Big Hunk 0” Love, A, p.37 Charlie Brown, p.60 Guitar Boogie Shuffle, p.110 Heartaches By The Number, p.114 Here Comes Summer, p.120 Hushabye, p.125 | Need Your Love Tonight, p.133 lí's Just A Matter Of Time, p,152 Kansas City, 9.155 Lonely Boy, p.161 Lover's Question, A, p.177 Poison Ivy, p.229 Put Your Head On My Shoulder, p.223 Sea OF Love, p.254 Sixteen Candles, p.266 Sleepwalk, p.264 Teenager In Love, A, p.287 There Goes My Baby, p.292 Turn Me Loose, p.303 Whatd | Say, p.320 1960's 1960 Alone At Last, p.30 Are You Lonesome Tonight?, p.29 Because They're Young, p.40 Cathy's Clown, p.58 Cradle Of Love, p.63 Devil Or Angel, p.76 El Paso, p.84 I'm Sorry, p.139 It's Now Or Never, p.148 Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weeníe Yellow Polkadot Bikini, p.147 Last Date, p.160 Let The Little Girl Dance, p.166 Let's Think About Living, p.157 New Orleans, p.206 Night, p.206 Only The Lonely, p.220 Poetry In Motion, p.228 Puppy Love, p.230 Running Bear, p.238 Save The Last Dance For Me, p.252 Sixteen Reasons, p.268 So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad), p.272 Stay, p.282 Teen Angel, p.290 Tell Laura | Love Her, p.292 Twist, The, p.291 “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans, p.320 1961 Apache, p.27 Bristol Stomp, p.42 Dedicated To The One | Love, p.64 Hello Mary Lou, p.116 His Latest Flame, p.120 Hundred Pounds OF Clay, A, p.126 | Like It Like That, p.131 | Understand Just How You Feel, p.133 Y've Told Evtry Little Star, p.142 Let's Twist Again, p.170 Lion Sleeps Tonight, The, p.171 Pony Time, p.226 Quarter To Three, A p.233 Raindrops, p.231 Rubber Ball, p.240 Runaway, p.245 School ls Out, p.253 Spanish Harlem, p.273 Stand By Me, p.265 There's A Moon Out Tonight, p.295 Tossin' And Turnin”, p.299 1962 Can't Help Falling ín Love, p.51 Cotton Fields, p.61 Dear One, p.74 Duke Of Earl, p.69 Good Luck Charm, p.106 He's A Rebel, p.113 | Got A Woman, p.129 | Want To Hold Your Hand, p.134 If + Had A Hammer, p.144 Let Me In, p.167 Lovers Who Wander, p.180 Only Love Can Break A Heart, p.212 Retum To Sender, p.235 Things, p.297 Twist, The, p.291 Wah-Watusi, p.314 1963 Detroit City, p.76 Donna, Donna, The Prima Donna, p.81 End Of The World, The, p.85 From A Jack To A King, p.98 If 1 Had A Hammer, p.144 IF You Wanna Be Happy, p.145 It's My Party, p.141 Memphis, Tennessee, p.184 Our Day Will Come, p.220 Pipeline, p.226 Ruby Baby, p.242 South Street, p.276 Sugar Shack, p.284 Surfin” US.A., p.283 Two Faces Have l, p.306 Wonderful! Wonderful!, p.325 You Can't Sit Down, p.322 (You're The) Devil In Disguise, p.333 196 Bread And Butter, p.49 Can't Buy Me Love, p.53 Chapel Of Love, p.59 Goín' Out Of My Head, p.104 Hard Day's Night, A, p.109 Hi-Heel Sneakers, p.118 How Do You Do It?, p.124 1 Only Want To Be With You, p.136 | Saw Her Standing There, p.134 I€'s In His Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song), p.142 Last Kiss, p.162 Little Children, p.174 Memphis, Tennesssee, p.184 Mountain OF Love, p. 197 Oh, Pretty Woman, p.213 Please, Please Me, p.227 She Loves You, p.255 Suspicion, p. 277 Tobacco Road, p.302 Under The Boardwalk, p.308 You Don't Own Me, p.329 1965 Cara Mia, p.55 Downtown, p.82 Game Of Love, p.95 Hang On Sloopy, 9.110 | Like It Like That, p.131 Vm A Man, p.135 Keep On Dancing, p.154 King Of The Road, p.156 Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter, p.202 One, Two, Three, p.215 Over And Over, p.217 Silhouettes, p.262 This Diamond Ring, p.298 Turn! Turn! Turn!, p.308 Wooly Bully, p.316 Yes l'm Ready, p.328 Yesterday, p.327 1966 As Tears Go By, p.32 C.C, Rider, p.47 California Dreamin', p.52 Cherry, Cherry, p.62 Cool Jerk, p.60 Day Tripper, p.72 Daydream, p.70 Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind?, p.78 Eleanor Rigby, p.86 Flowers On The Wall, p.91 Gloria, p.103 Good Lovin, p.104 Hanky Panky, p.111 | Fought The Law, p.130 If | Were A Carpenter, p.150 Jenny Take A Ride, p.152 Land Of A Thousand Dances, p.160 Lil' Red Riding Hood, p.163 Monday, Monday, p.193 My Love, p.189 Poor Side Of Town, p.228 Secret Agent Man, p.258 Sloop John B., p.267 Summer In The City, p,271 These Boots Are Made For Walkin', p.289 Walk Away Renee, p.316 You Baby, p.328 14967 Dedicated To The One | Love, p.64 Georgy Girl, p.100 Green Green Grass Of Home, p.105 Groovin', p.108 Happy Together, p.112 | Can See For Miles, p.128 Massachusetts, p.192 On A Carousel, p.216 San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers in Your Hal), p.248 She'd Rather Be With Me, p.260 Skinny Legs And All, p.263 Tell It Like lt ls, p.288 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye, p.290 Up, Up And Away, p.309 Whiter Shade Of Pale, A, p.330 21 1968 Abraham, Martin And John, p.24 Goin” Out OF My Head, p.104 Grazing In The Grass, p.106 Harper Valley P.T.A., p.107 Hey Jude, p,115 Horse, The, p.123 I've Cot To Get A Message To You, p.139 Love Is All Around, p.168 Magic Carpet Ride, p.186 People Got To Be Free, p.221 Pictures OF Matchstick Men, p.225 Summertime Blues, p.284 Sunshine Of Your Love, The, p. 281 Susie-Q, p.245 Those Were The Days, p.298 Walk Away Renee, p.316 White Room, p.330 169 Build Me Up Buttercup, p.50 Grazing In The Grass, p.106 Love (Can Make You Happy), p.180 Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye, p.203 Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town, p.243 Smile A Little Smile For Me, p.270 Sweet Caroline, p.279 Take A Letter, Maria, p.286 22 1970's a 1970 Celebrate, p.58 Cracklin' Rosie, p.57 Lay Down tCandies in The Rain), p.164 Lola, p.174 Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes), p.170 Mamma Told Me (Not To Come), p.185 Spirit in The Sky, p.276 Which Way You Goin' Billy?, p.314 1971 First Time Ever | Saw Your Face, The, p.89 How Can You Mena A Broken Heart, p.121 Joy To The World, p.150 Knock Three Times, p.156 Maggie May, p.184 She's A Lady, p.262 Spanish Harlem, p.273 Superstar (From "Jesus Christ Superstar”), p.280 Your Song, p.334 1972 Bang A Cong (Get it On), p.38 Brandy (You're A Fine Girl, p.45 Garden Party, p.99 Honky Cat, p.118 Layla, p.166 little Bitty Pretty One, p.172 Long Cool Woman (in A Black Dress), p.178 Nights In White Satin, p.212 Puppy Love, p.230 Rocket Man, p.239 Rockin” Robin, p.237 Song Sung Blue, p.274 1973 Crocodile Rock, p.64 Daniel, p.68 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, p.100 I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band), p.138 Money, p.200 Shambala, p.251 Stuck In The Middle With You, p.278 1974 Bennie And The Jets, p.44 Billy, Don't Be A Hero, p.38 Night Chicago Died, The, p.191 Seasons in The Sun, p.256 Sweet Home Alabama, p.282 Waterloo, p.322 195 Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song, p.30 Bad Blood, p.35 Free Bird, p.97 Island Girl, p.143 Jive Talkin”, p.153 Laughter In The Rain, p.164 Love Will Keep Us Together, p.179 Mandy, p.183 Only You (And You Alone), p.222 Philadelphia Freedom, p.224 (She's) Some Kind Of Wonderful, p.247 1976 Boys Are Back In Town, The, p.48 Don't Go Breaking My Heart, p.67 Only Want To Be With You, p.136 Love So Right, p.182 You Should Be Dancing, p.332 1977 Car Wash, p.54 Dancing Queen, p.68 How Deep Is Your Love, p.124 Hust Want To Be Your Everything, p.128 Smoke From A Distant Fire, p.268 1978 Back In The U.S.A., p.34 Baker Street, p.36 Grease, p.108 IF! Can't Have You, p.144 Lay Down Sally, p.165 Night Fever, p.201 Shadow Dancing, p.260 Stayin' Alive, p.270 Take A Chance On Me, p.286 You Don't Bring Me Flowers, p.323 You're The One That | Want, p.327 1979 Bad Girls, p.46 Hot Stuff, p.122 Lonesome Loser, p.172 No More Tears (Enough ls Enough), p.208 Tragedy, p.306 25 Om Gm A F Om + E a E ES 8 4 => EH >+y Z a - = Y Y way. t need you so that | could die, l love you so and that is why When-ev - er) want you Bb c7, F Dm s7, F de pl + + a a+ == Al | Have To Do ls Dream. ALL SHOOK UP y Music an nalmar nus Con Words and Music by "SE restey Must and Unitaopel Mus In. oro USA. OTIS BLACKWELL 4 ELVIS PRESLEY ape Muse o Medium Shuffle Rhythm JE opyigri 3 1987 oy Elvis Copyrgr! lienewed. assi gris acrmnisarad y A E A - well - a. bless my sod,__ Whats wrong with me? Fm itch -ing Ike a man_on a fuz - zy tee_ My hands are sha -koy and my knees are weak t cant__ seem to stand. on my own two tfeet_ 1374 8 pci O A E trenes say o im act o- im queeras a bug in love tm Al Shook Up!_ Mm yeah. who do you thank whenyu have_ such luck _ mm in 10 Es? ER 1 By EJ B» == 1 + T y pa La t a) ya My Ploase dont ask whats on my mind Ima ye Tongue gets ted when | try to speak, My > i po tte mixed up but Im feel - im fine_ When Im near that gif tha 1 tove best My heart beats so in—— sides shake like a leaf ona tee Theres. omy one cure forthis soul of mine Thatsto have the gn veu Bb 8 scares me to death a > love so_—— fine! She touched my hand, What a chil Lo got Her kiss -es are like a vol-ca-no thats hot! tm Eb7 F7 Hd AAA po e = > EE J >. y y + q RAEE AAA EEE HA SA E pa F 5 z proud to say she's my but - ter cup, 'm in love! Pm Al Shook Up! _ Mm mm oh, oh, yeah, - 1 Bb Eb7 B» 2 Bp Eb7 F7 oh, yeah, . yeah! Im Al Shook Up! ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Words and Music by 1882 Funzalo Musio Li and uns Music los JULES SHEAR Medium Rock 6 » 5 A, E8 E q y E y y ] “ + 4 É 3 3 >» An Through The Night, nm be a- wake, and "ur be with you. An Through The Night, this pre - cious time when time is new. Oh, E E All Through The Night to - day know -im that we_ feel the same with - out say - im: 5 Em c Am7 yes 8 E We have__ no past, we wont reach back Keep with_ me tor - ward All Through The Night . An D6 El E de mm ES S de And once we start the me - ter clicks, and it goes run - ing All Tirough__ The Night. s Em Bm6 Em m $5 D Es E El E $8 Un - ti it ends, there is mo end A Through The Night 6 D ¿== E => == +5 === EE y] pS t] Py + j HÍÍ HH j ] Ps > 33 + > > +4 ++ 4 stray cat is cry - ing, so stray cat sings back. An Through The Nighi they have for - got - ten what 8 Em Sm Elio de 8 by day they lack, Oh, un -der those white__ street__ tamps there is a lit - te chance_ Cfaddo) Je 4 5 «l ; + j e 3 — + — — they the Cíadda) sleep in your eyes_ is e - mou. Let me be there, let me stay there a Em 5 En c E de E We have__ no past, we won't reach back. hi Un Mo mera le o Keep with__ me for - ward All Through The Night. 2 Em e. an EE ES E 8, E And once_— ws start the me - ter clicks, and it goes run - ming All Through The Night Em Bm6 8 Em e, El E Es 6 és E de - e it ends, there is mo end. HE Am sa Em e [E 00 tar os a 44 TS , , , , y 6 3 + + + + 3 e. APACHE opyigh 61909 1y tranca, Oy Humor 10, London. Enga TR e UA, ara Grada comotaa y Regank Mane COparaic, Mew vor OY 10020 By JERRY LORDAN Moderatoly Am, D Am 8 ES 4 $ H- , 6 Ha Ep ES Dm 5, om” A Am , é8 de dy des == H + == Z + 4 E E E E EN IE E += y 1 + a 2 E 11 6 30 ALONE AT LAST úosyrigNt O 1960 agent susic God. sw YOIK- NY 10022. Moderately Maestoso Foc Words and Music by JOHNNY LEHMANN A - lonme At Last, you and 4 to - geth - er locked in a 8 Dm7 67 e $ (Es 1 bD y «y o € Les FE == E + A 1 a [ Í E ] a + [ Í 3 y — == sigh; The mu-sic's soft, lights —— are the mood is one. 67 e FoJe e Tacel all low - ers know. ling, ato last the tip to heavy ems be- gun; ho e D7 Ez E tac pr pal AI AA kiss your fin - ger-tips, — youreyes, your lips, oh what ex-cit-ing C ¿mo ct E EM/BAMT sn Eo cono ES E DS. al Coda Y AA A mo- ments we share when we're all A-lone At Last. Oh, my dar - ling, at mo- ments we share when we're D7 Dg 07 D8D7 DG c AAA - € e e 2 pad sí a EA 6 == + + + + + + e all A - lone—. o At Last. ——. — — (Hoy, Won't You Play) ANOTHER SOMEBODY DONE SOMEBODY WRONG SONG Copyrqn 1 1975 0y Tos Publstrag o. nc. 9d Sersan Dams-EXI Music nc, 8 Mus Square West ashuil, TN 37203 Words and Music by LARRY BUTLER 4 CHIPS MOMAN Easy Swing F Bb F Bb da de «tempo b A pr pe p » E y ARA A - AO == O ZA AE AREA ti ? lts lane -1y out to - night and the feel -im just got right for a brand new love . song, Some - bod - y F F Fmaj? F7 E , % = pa E A == a Y A = PA], == == +4 AO RE) == + y A done some - bod - y wrong song. Hey. wort you play An -oth - er Some - bod - y Bb F Gm En 165] 8 T E ms O A a y pr HS, > | 2 iíá3 2258322858 ==> AZAHARA SAA AAA E AAA T * T T Done Some - bod - y Wrong Song. And make me feel at home while | miss my ba - by 31 c7 $ : y í 0 E : y . ++ y - OO A 22 == d+ E a e - + 4 -. + while | miss my ba - by So, play. play for me a sad mel-0 > A7 D7 S 67 £ E Eo ES hurt 3 a ' dy, So sad that it makes ev -ty-bod - y cry. C7 D.S.and Fade 2 A la 07 6 ES ES En Es E E e h =— , A > + r E + A — E + ] HS y ESE OEA e + = y <a 7 song a-bout a love thals gone wrong. "Cause | dont. want - a cry all a - long. AT MY FRONT DOOR Words and Music by Copyright é 1955 [Renswed) by Conrad Music A Dwesior of Ars Music Gorp.. New York, NY 10022 JOHN €. MOORE 8 EWART G. ABNER, JR With a beat 66 c7 + 1 T t Cra - 7y fit - tte ma- macome knock - ing. knock -ing At My Front Door, door, door Cra -7y lit - tie ma - ma come Knock - ing. sa, 07 ez pt ¡NÑ== 2 , + O sc A a E A e e E = 7 + ! 4 = T T Y Cra - zy til - de ma - ma come —knock, knock knock - ing Just like_ she did it be - tore_ 67 c7 del 6 — lo woke up this mom - ing with a feel - ing of de-spair. tel - o -phoned my ba - by but she__was-0t there. Heard. 6 D7 ss o —- some-one knock - ing. and much_ to my sur-=prise, There stood my ba-by. look - mg in myeyes. Cra-7y Ít- tie ma-ma come c7 Knock. Knock, knock-ing Just like_ she did it be -fore_ lí you got alil - de ma - ma and ya want to get a-long. Teach. c7, 66, your hit - tte ma-ma right_ from wrong, Tell her that youlove her fike you did be-fore Shell come knock, knock, knock-ing.— 07 c7 66 at your door. — Cra-zy fit + ie ma -ma come knock, knock, knock - ing Just__ like_ she did it be -fore - 32 AS TEARS GO BY Words and Music by MICK JAGGER, KEITH RICHARD 8. ANDREW LOOG OLDHAM O Copyright 1964 Foeuara Ius LI. Lonoon, Engara TRO - Essex Music. Ino, Mew York, control al publication iras for tha USA. aná Conaga Usas by Parmasion ER Ez E az, 1 He F = 4 + j = + = 4 > is the eve - mig ON 1 sito and watch the chil - dren sy rich - es cant buy thing | want to hear the chil - dren A7 e Smil-ing fac - es 1 E AM OL hear ú EA ha => “lh FER MH ] AO Add — sit and watch As Tears Go O of ram_ fall «ing and Fim Em? A7 walch As Tears Go By. p EZ, : sit and watch the ma - dren — play. Do -in things used to do. they thidk are Fim Em? AZ CODA hs ll $ D.S. al Cada 6 - 3 sit and watch As Tears Go By ALONG CAME JONES Copyright 1 1959 by Tr Muir, nc Aegis assignea 10 Cit los (ntersong Music, Publish, Cuintet Mas, nc. and Gienstock Punlshiny So. Words and Music by e a e PUSO, Dama enanos ueno JERRY LEIBER 4 MIKE STOLLER Moderately bright F F 9 H + y 5 = O | E E E] E 4=>E to plopped down in my ems - y char and tumed on Chan="nel Two. A bad gun - sing-er called A You should have seen what was got so bugged 1 tumed of and temed om an-oth- er show But there was te same old , cs Lo o — o AA Ea O A | 2 HE , y E + Í + + | + + Í — Sam was a-chas - in poor Sweet Sue, He — trapped her in the old saw - mil and on by the time that I got back. Down in tie old a - ban - doned mine Sweet up and the same ola ro - de - 0 Salt - y Sam was ty- ino to stuff Sweet F b p 4 = m0 O E YAOI OOOO 3 e) Y =— T 1 T í T y T vor LN pum] T T 1 Y T T said witian e - vil laugh “If vou dont gimome the deed to jourranch Pg seno you - all in Sue was a-hav - im fits. That vil- lain said: “Gimme the deed to vourranch or Fil blow vou - all to Sue in a bur- lap sack He said “If you dont gim-me the deed to ourranch Im gon-na throw you 'on the rail - road 35 BAD BLOOD Words and Music by copyright E 1974 EniCo Music anó Sure 1510 Music NEIL SEDAKA 8 PHIL CODY D/A Moderately fast e park A p Py 1 Y» A ES , Lp , == + A E AAA 4 + , A dE => E ; + 7 Í == y + Y + It could - “ve been me, but ft was you who stand it looks might - y strange —— — how you El ett , , A ==, A/A ARA , + EA IZ went and bit off a lit - te bit more than he could Che You said you had it made. let a wom - an like that treat you tike small change. t don't un - der- stand — D/A D 041 =, 2 ER tig == , == , 4 ] z 4 EEE 4 RARA y == , tE E AS + E | J al — but you been had; the wom-an no good, no how, — think-iw may-be the blood what you're look -in' to find: — the on - ly thing Bad Blood do is mess up a good_ e. , , Le , y Pa” , HE E LEN a 2 + + + is bad... .— Bad Blood! The wom-an was bom. to lie. - makes —— man's mind. — .— Bad Blood! The bitch is in her smile, -. — the prom-is- es she_ canto keep with the wink of an eye — Bad Blood! is on her lips suchan e- vil child, —— Bad Blood is To Coda > E Broth - er, you've been_ de - ceived; ius bound to change. your mind. a- bout all you be-lieve... tak - im “you for a ride the on - ly good thing a - bout Bad Blood is let-ting it slide A 1 IP A pá + A NS o — From where 1 _—— Do run do run di di dt dit run fun, D/A 7 D A at o a dle E Ei , el A [19 A h 113 TA 19 HA 1 AT yt; Y Do run do run di di dit dit run run, Do run de run di di dit dt run run Bad Blood!_ JA Ptos _ ds 8 y A pe 2 e HE a e HA Y + Talk -in' "bout Bad Blood. Tne on- iy good thing a-bout .l AN . . 1) R 8 e y y y e 8 Bad Blood is let-ting it slide BAKER STREET Words and Music by Cer 137 by Rtlrty Songs LAN rights mdmoistarea Dy Huesa Bay Music, nc Usas by Parmasion GERRY RAFFERTY Moderately, With A Steady Beat Gb EN : ul, Wind-ing your waydown on Bak - er Street tight in yourhead and_ dead_ on your feet. Well, an - oth- (See addisional lyrics) E Fm? Ab 133 8 E E EAS OO A AA A A AA er cra - 2y day. Youl drink the night_ a - way and for - get a - bout evo - ty Bb Eb Bb pal 8 Bb 8 — This ci-ty des - sertmakes you feel so cold. He's got so man-y people _ but he's Bb El Bb Fm7 Ab pi] got no sou And its tak . ing so tongo to find out you_ were wrong. when you Eb Ab Eb Ebm7 Bom? « 3 E y El 8 EN thought it held evo. Ty. thing You used to think that it was so sas - y An -oth - er year and then yoyll be hap - py. Ebm?7 Bom? DD Ab Ej E 8 Mel You used to see that it was so eas = y But youre ty de youre ty - in” now. Just one more year and then you be hap + py But youre y - im youre ey - in now. E e E AE O bw Po , ++ y . (a _ EE EP == (instrumental) Gb Do Bom Ab DS. al Coda CODA Ao Es BE 8 dee AS (with repeat o € 8 HE ERA Way down the street there's a lot in his place, He's got this dream about buyin' some land he's gonna But you know you" always keep movin' He opens his door he's got that look on his face Give up the booze and the one night stands and You know he's nevor gonna stop movin” And he asks you where you've been Then you! settle down with some quiet líttle town “Cause he's rollin' he's the rollin” stone, You tell him who you've seen and you talk about anyting. And forget about everything. Wien you wake up is a new mornin" The sun is shinin”, iv's a new mornin* And you're goin”, you're goin' home. 3 THE BANANA BOAT SONG Lyric and Music by ERIK DARLING, BOB CAREY 8 ALAN ARKIN Copyrig 6 1968 by Eswara E. Marks Muse Compay Lord by Permesion Moderately E6 c B» F + e p $ , + == i 17 F pa 9 | Day o Day o Day de light and | wan-na go home- Day - o Bo F cc F Well, Um load -in de ba - na -na boats Day - o. Day de tight and !t wan-=na go home_ Well, | sleep by sun and! Well, 1 pack up all” my things and (1 Bo F c F qe , ! + E Se — zi , ; : - PA , , ¡== Eh — >—Í — | + A A a+ + E === . T y al right long. —) $ Hey! work by moon, —+ Day de light and 1 wan - na go home. — When 1 go to sea, l Oen de Bb F c F es ee AN of de work - men sing this song. get somemon - ey. goma quit so soon._ Day de light and 1 wan=na go home. banan -as see, the last of me A BIG HUNK O” LOVE 159 by Evis Press Mus Words and Music by AARON SCHROEDER 8 SID WAYCHÉ Gm S, Bright Rock mm E A Hey, — ba -by! L aint ask - ¿o much of you. No no no no no no nono ba - by L aint ask «in much of 5 D7 0»7 7 En E E ii pa - , EA == A a O A E Sy ES +1 you. dust a big-a-big-a-big-a hunk o will do. Dont be a pr] stin + gy lit - tte ma -ma; You bout to starve me half to death Now nat - ral bom bee - hive, Filled_ with hon - ey to the top Bul Gm c7 > = Tacet ad you Gould spare a kiss or two and still have plen - ty te On no, no, ba -= by Lo aimt ask - im much of you L aint greed-y ba-by all | want is all you got D7 Do? ez Hi ps L=== dust a big=a big-a big-a huk o love vit do, Yourejust a _— 40 BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG (Theme From “BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG”) Lyrics by AARON SCHROEDER 8 WALLY GOLD Cowyigh 1960. 1950 Sapo, emstin Co. ms. New Ya Music by DON COSTA Az Dm? 67 Cmajz c7 Bi E EA Ñ Emz Dm? G7 67:5 do 3 de Moderately A cuomus == L - > + e E - Be - cause Theyte Young. Be -cause Theyte Young The stars are twice as Their dreams are new, F 67 C A?-9 Az. To verse y + PE | Y + 2 = theyl come _ true Theyre_ Young and in lo - o - ove Just like me ar 3 Dm? Fine] Dm? 67 C6/9 c om gr Just like me a ou. See the hap -py coup - les stroll-íng tru tte park Swing -in hands as they go See the way they search to find a sec-rel spol Now at last theyre all a- C6 Em? Am? 07 69 67 0.5. al Fine == ===> => — eee] We know they tee he way we 198 and we al - so know the rea - son why - y - y Be - mos Thoy touch they kiss. and with cach kiss they re-mind us of the joy weve kno - 0 - own Be - BIRD DOG Corgrirt< 1958 y MOUSE OF VAN PUBLICATIONS, Gatinturg. Yo Al Foregn quis consola by Aauose-Oprana Mus. Musa. Ternessus By BOUDLEAUX BRYANT Moderately Johnny 1s a jok - er (Hes a bird) A very fun=ny jok - er (He's a bira) But when he jokes my hon - ey A 6 D7 cz UE Eh = 7 == == o a A T - == - E - - HH (He's a dog His jok=i0 ant so fun - ny (What a dog) John =ny is the jok-er ihats a - try -iW to steal my ba-by (He's a D7 67 c7 ls ES Bird Dog) Hey, Bird Dog, get a-way from my quall_ Hey. Bird Dog, youre on__ the wrong tral D7 07 E ez c7 de E 3 E : e === = =P. Bird Dog. yould bet - ter leave my vor - ey Aa a-tne_ _ Hey, Bird Dog get a - way from my chick Bird Dog, you'd bet-ter get a-way quick. Bird Dog. yould better find a chick -en ht-tie ot your own. a BLUE JEAN Words and Music by 2 1884 ¿0ns DAVID BOWIE Medium Fast Rock CL D 9+ F = 4H t2=> E == EA E A r Blue Jean. t just met a girl named Blue Jean. Blue Jean, she's got a One day tm gon -na write a po-em in a fet - ter One day vm cam - ou - flaged face and no mon - ey. Re - mem -ber, they al-ways let youdown when you gon-na get mat fac -ul - ty to -gath-er Re - mem -ber, like ev - ty - bod-y has to wat in ES need 'em, Oh, Blue Jean, is heav - en an- y sweet-er than Blue Jean? She gut a line. — Oh, Blue Jean, tookout world, uh, you know, lve got mine. She got o P c 6 A Fim LEA $ ES o z ] == + A + pS po - hice bike, she got turned up nose | Lal - in roots, she got er - Tr thingd Sometimes 1 feel like (0h —— Fi , => AA Ey E + E AAA Y —— thewhole hu - man race Jazz-in” for Blue Jean (0) andwhenmy Blue Jeans Fóm gt He + , ta : == Ps Y blue) Blue Jean can send me ton some-bod - y send me) Some-bod - y send me Poo 6 "coa sm Gmaj9 To coda (PEE EA ta ES ES E DS. al Coda (on some-bod-y send me) Sometimes | feel like Some-bod - y, some -bod - y (Oh__________ somebod-y send me) Fim Efno3rd) cos c 5 a a El Esa > a Some-bod - y send me ton some-bod-y send me) 42 BLUE SUEDE SHOES 1.8 1958 by Ho Music In Words and Music b) ina a ZA by Unica, no pubishad y Fghisong Music In and Mio Mask) CARL LEE PERKINS Brant Tacet le Tacet Bl Tacer o 58 E HS Well, lts one for the mon-ey, two for the show, tree to get read-y, now go, cat got But domt you F c7 C7sus step on my Blue Suede Shoes. You can do an - y - tting_ but lay ott of my Blue SuedeShoes._ F 8»7 F F F sa E ES 8 Tacet EE a A e ] , 2 e F É O S= Ez Y_- a — Well, yau can kmock me down. step in my face, slan - der my name an Burn my house steal__. My car drink my cider frommy E Es o - ver tie places. Do an - y - thing tal yow want to da old frito sar you step_ on my Blue Suede Shoes. 1 Bb7 F 2 Bb7 F off of my shoes, t7 Es === do an-»y- thing. but lay off my Blue Suede Shoes.____ Shoes. BRISTOL STOMP Words and Music by KAL MANN £ DAVE APPELL (0 1961 Kaimamn Must, In. Moderately c D E AAA , y 4 [AAA HEAR AA 1 Li 1 haa 1 1 1 y Y r in Bris-tol tre sharp as a pist - ol Y sumopín wen the Jon ÉS mp when they do the Bris - tol Stomp, Em, e, b S, Em — dE E E E —= HE d e , y n 4 pe E EH ; LH HEAR E] ==: E ! ; = == EY The sounds are spin - nin ev - y Fri - day night, The kids start dano - in ht start -ed in Bris - at a D. y. hop, They hol - ler and whist - le e, D E c D Ss E y Hi e—y y A | EA AAA E ] ¡===! A H e Y T T Y T an they de to right. One dance is spec - la its a cra - zy sight to nev - er wan - na stop. We po-ny and twist - ed and we rocked wih dad - dy 45 B> F Bb F E ue El Le se pH E HA 2) f + + + E + + that you werethe trou - bl-im kind, “Cause the hon - ey drips. from your sweet tips: One 67 c7 F Bb F EN ro E E al de taste and Um out of my mind. l love youso much 1 know pra do, tm clip - pin your wings; Your Bo c7 FEOBTO F coma FB F El a. si ds o ER E : 2 EA 42 ¡HEN f HER pt Hy Ss a = a Í Í + EH AH tiy-in' is through/Cause I'm — cra-zy a=bout you, You But=ter = My You Mo BRANDY (You're A Fine Girl) right 01! vie Musto, Inc. 8 Spruce Fun Music Words and Music by ppal Co. me plate a soma ELLIOT LURIE E Moderately Weil a e There's a port on a west-em bay and it serves ahun -dred ships a day_ Lone-ly sail - ors pass the Brandy wears a braid-ed chain made of finest silvor Irom the north of Spain A lock - et that Fin? A E A. B Ckm? Fiz A $ E E E time a-way_ and talk a - bout_ their homes There's a gl in tms har - bor town, and she works lay - ing bears the name. ofthe man that Bran - dy loves. He came on a sum-mers day_ Bring-ing Qifts from night when the bars close down Bran-dy walks tru a D A E . B Cm? Fámz A Cimz whis «key downThey say “Bran -dy. — fetch an. olh-er round, she serves thern ws -key and wine, The sail -ors say "Bran-dy youre a fine far a-way.But he made it ciear he could=nt stay... no har -bor was.Hs home The sail-ors soy parana. youre a fine si - lent tawnand loves a man who's not a-.tound She still can hearhim say. Shehears hm say. Cómz Ama? E EE 1H _ == == 1 > + — | == T T Le what a good wfe__ you would be Your_ eyes could steal a saf- or from the sea” what a good wife__ yas would bei but my life, my lover. my la - dy is. te sea” Ctm Amaj? o ue En Ñ to Coda pe _= 5 —ÁÉ + T Bran - dy used lo watch his eyes. when he told his sail - ors sto. ry_— Shecould feel the o -cean Amaj? B7 =p — e y Í - — A Y tall and rise she saw its rag imgglo rm — - vaystold_— the truth. Lordhe was anhon + est ie B A CODA ma Bran - > MA hos best to un - stand 6 BAD GIRLS be caera tono must, co! Suror ra 1 Words and Music by JOE (BENAS) ESPOSITO, Filis Mus aminas cs Mos. In an Eat Mi Iiompovi o wd EDDIE HOKENSON, BRUCE SUDANO 8 DONNA SUMMER. Moderately Dm7 Am? Gm7 Am? Dm? Am? Gm? Am? Dm7 Am? Gm7 , sE A y H y y : y = ER = E E E > + + j + Bad Girls Talk -iw "bout the sad gis sad gis Talk iv "bout Dm7 Gm7 Am7 Dm Am? Gm7 Am? ee E li E dee de ses 0 y 255 =====» S + A + See them out on the steet_ ato manta walk in Bad Gits — yeah — le - day night and the stip_— is hot_— Dm Am? Gm7 Am? Dm Ela 5m7 Am? a + y e HE” " tE HEAR OSA ] y + > + p> + — .. > plok-i" up all kinds of stan - gers_ if theprice is right You can — score il, your pock-ets nice Sun's gone down and theyre- a -bout to trot Spi-rits — high and iney look so hot Dm Gm7 Am? B>maj? Am Bomaj7 Bomaj? Am 1 race de E EE E race HE ENE But you want a good time You ask your=sef_ Do you want to get down. Now don't you ask your- self Gm7 B»maj? Am Bomajz Asus AT Dm $5 Tacet EE E E Tacet (HE GEE ES who they are A Like eve-ry bo- bod-y — else they come from — near and far a Am?7 Gm7 Am7 Gm? Dm Bi E - Bad Girls yeah Gm7 — Am7 Dm? Gm7 Dm Am7 Gm Am? 8 E de E E E = Such a Bad Gil sad gilyouresuch a dir-ty Bad Gin beep beep uh - hu You Dm? Gm7 Dm7 Am? Gm? Am7 Dm E Es Eli E da Bad Gif you sad grlyouresuch a dir-ty Bad_ Girl beep beep uh - hun Now you and me were Gm Am7 Dm Am? Gm7 Am7 Dm Am? E EA E] sd 52 E HAS E y 1 + * 3 + both the same_ but you call your- self diff - rent names it Gm? Am? Dm Gm? Am? Bbmaj? Am? . Amé má ME te A y EE Y P 7 EW y A A > y y y F y 4 Í + $ pad + y] A A A e a when she finds out the girl is out at night. Toot Toot hey— beep beep Toot F El Eo» ma EN a Gm7 te Am? $e Gm? $e Am7 Dm7 : de Toot hey beep beep Toot Toot hey beep beep Hey mis-ter have you gota dime? Dm Am7 Gm? Am Dm Am? Gu7 Am7 Dm? Am? Gm7 Am? Dn mz, un va : Ej E oa ai e, eN HE LH ; , + , === > , = >= + A HA E A “_ Mis - ter do you want_ to —spend sometime oh yeah. Dm7 Gm7 Am7 Dm7 8 Gm7 Am? : A 9 A ] y y A Y HH y y y > to HARO AAA ES e 1 got what you want you got what | need Fl be your ba- by come and spend it on me Dm? Am? Gm7 Am7 Dm7 Am? Gm? E Dm? Am7 Gm7 e Dm? Am? 9 q : ] == 2 A KA A A y E Hey mis- ter Pit spend some time with you With you. you're fine with you An7 Dm AT Gm? Am 007 Am ul Dm7 An7 ES 7 5 EE y EA 3 ES j O: + E + HAS === Bad Girls theyre just_ Bad Girls Talk - in” "bout sad girls — yeah— Dm? Am? Em7 Am Dm? Am7 Gm7 Am? ss $e E , na A : EE=; OA z , EA == a + + 3 hey Hey mis - ter gota dime? Tacet A LA OS =p A 3 E == ERA y + Toot Tot hey beep beep C.C. RIDER Copyright S 1857 by Progressive Music Publlsning Co., na. Words and Music by Copyright ranswuo, assigoed lo Uricnappell Music, Inc. (Rightsory Music, Publisher) CHUCK WILLIS Moderate Blues Bo? Eb Eb7 > ER Yes e c. Ri der, Gid_— see what you have done__. yes yes yes go - ing away ba by. And | wont____ be back till fal Yes, dar ling, Ap Eb B»?7 * 8 - HR EA ? | HE y ] - SS E HE ¿A > ae > ' po A Cc. C. Ri - der See what you have done Girl, you made me love you Going away ba - by, Wont be back tl fal “" I fine mea new gir. Eb Bo7 2 Ep AD + y A q E — HE F 4 A === E z O | S 3 A z a + e - E Now youw man__ has__ come. Well, fm 1 wont be back at all BOOK OF LOVE Words and Music by WARREN DAVIS, ir GEORGE MALONE 8 CHARLES PATRICK an, om HE HA Tel me, tell me tel me Oh whowrote theBook Of Love? Ive got to know te an-swe Was it - 222 = LN YT some - one from a - bove? Lo won - der, won - der who, F Dm Who wrote the Book Ot - j F 74 + Fi + re HF = y Love? love you dar - ing ba-by you know 1 do but Uwe F Dm Gm? cz, llano] 1 1 t got to see this Book Of Love, find out why its true. Bb E veho, Who wrote the Book ol Ba - by ba -by ba - by L-love you yes 1 , 2 + +4 H 3 A O O) pe = do well it says so in this Book Of Love, ours is the one thats true ' won - der, won - der Bo TE 2 Es ES] 8 02 o, Who wrote ihe Book Of Lowe? ___ Love? BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP Zopyright 10681960 by taa Mute LS av Wsock Msc, Words and Music by hata Must La, pubianes an e USA. y Uninagpel Musio,Ino MICHAEL D'ABO 8 TONY MACAULAY c E7+5 F With a beat $ Ena] de ES He do you Build MeUp (buld meup) But - ter-cup ba - byjust to let e EL05 + dle Es il medown (et medown) and mess mea-= round. anden worst ofal (worst. ofal) you nev - ercall ba - bywnen you say youwil (say— youwil but 61 e 67 F cr E dE de E | need you-— (Ineed yow)-. morethan am - y-one dal - ing you know that | have from tre 51 Fm E+ Fm6 c e E So Bulg MeUp (buñá. meue) But - tercuP don't wait a-round and then-—— - ten, — ou tell me time and a- Jain — butyoure late, — son E Boy yo a dore. — If you just let me know.— and c Bo e, to tha door — 1 cant take — an-y- more, jes mot yo — tough youre un > vue ym ato - tract - ed to you al te More, why do Dm C Dm 67 e Em en e . - . , 2 e a - ASA HEAR a down a- gan —— den eod you El Ba - by ba: by— to find__— a lit - te time and Dm 6 E qe E > E —— 9 - ¿a . A tE OA SS 4 A > 1 Ya + 1 1 ml make — you hap- Py. ri behome, [Mbe be-side the'phone, wait - ing for y0u— - Ggsus 613 G9sus — 613 611 F s coDA a El IS al E ap 0 $ , rl y H== y A Ey a A n= + y En + j ju E + $ + + y y a 0 — - 90. — why do you Don't Copyrght 196 by isos Muse Words and Music by GEORGE WEISS HUGO PERETTI, é LUIGI CREATORE oie contoted by Cheppell 8 Co. Inc. (botersang Music, Pubianor Moderately Slow E Am, Dm Bb F on, gp $ 2 e E == Wise men say on - ly tools rush Shall ' stay? Would it be a nas 2 Love with You. Like a riv-er flows sure -ly to the sea, Dar-ling. so it goes. Some - things _. are meant tc Am er. Bo F Dm b F c7 e a sE EE E $ , , f + di y == ; Gr Eb7 C7, be. Take my hand, take my whole lite c7 F Bb c7 F F Gm F E, E $ E sa 4 == === For 1 Cant Help Help Fall - ing In Love With You. 52 BYE BYE, LOVE ig HOUSE OE ENVANT PUBLICATIONS, Gatinrg Words and Music by rr CONS y AM a TA FELICE BRYANT 8 BOUDLEAUX BRYANT c7 F c7 Moderately Fast E = bi AO A There goes my ba - by__ with some - one new She sue looks hap - pr UL sue am Pm through with ro - mance, Fm through with love I'm through with count - ing the stars a- F7 Bb B ez pe e E | d= Hi HA A A blues _——— She was my ba - by tl he stepped mo. Good-bye to ro - marce boves And heres the rea - son ___ that Im so fee _ My love - im ba - by F Bb F Bb CHORUS F , + - + F : q + a + e 2 —a = Í + 4 i ——- bat might have been Bye Bye Love Bye bye, hap - pi -ness;. Hel - lo —— is tough with me: ER o e se ds E q y =— E == => Ez + E j HE ES E A EROS T 1 Y v lone - li - ness think 'm gon -na ari Bye Bye, Love; Bye bye, sweet ca -T1ess; 6 == Hel - to emp - ti - ness; Eo feel like (could die Bye bye, my love, bye bye bye. CALIFORNIA DREAMIN” Words and Music by JOHN PHILLIPS F 6 Bm7 E7 F ET amo 8 E A coma E ¡e a == A O Copyright 1965 by JACA MUSIC PUSLISIINO, A Division í MCA PG aw York. NY Al the leaves are brown. And the sky 3 Is grey Ive been_ for a walk G Bm7 5, F m: e E $e des F6 on a win-ters day. — Td be safe and warm. ¡ol was in LA ay To Cada i Lo dd -mt o tel her E could leave to -day — Am, 6 F 6 Bm7 Am des de Ñ Cal + ¡ - for nia Dreamin On such a win=ters day _ Stoppedin .to a church, F 6, em E r E. EL Am F E des EE de e e E E e l passed a -long the way. on 1 got dawn on my knees. And | pre -tend_ to pray. CARA MIA or SEPTEMBER MUSIC COR. By TULIO TRAPANI it ny LEO FEIST, INO. and LEE LANGE 6 1864 LEO FEST. INC ¡Copyagit Ranewad 1982/Copyruht Rene Progr honitaras by 085 FEIST CATALOS, INC. Dr iria ey SERTEMMEA MUSIC COR Rig 1 a ret oí ar SE hada 1 038 CATALOGUE CARNERSIMEJA Pg l LEO FET, MO, Conrad 0 A vere feeling am > Bo Bodim E 67 $ 8 + == $ + f E ] + + 3 AS + EAS a! 5 + E 35 + E + == S: $ + + A Ca-ra Mi - a why mustwe say good - bye? Each time we part my heart wants to cr F Am Bb F e 4 335 EA E + ar A + a — My dar -ling, hear my pray". Ca-ra Mi - a tair Here LA Do Bom6 F =H == ++ > d+ AAA 2 + j will share. AN 1 want is you tor ea. e - F TA F Am B> a , ; , , > Ej Ej E = E $ == A hold, to love, a - dore - a mine say those words 7 F Em? 7 E 07, F $ EY === E EH H = y z A+ + E a E Ed E E love sl the end of time. end ot A A _ qq 2424 4 CHANTILLY LACE Words and Music by Copyright £ 1969 Glas Music Co. J.P. RICHARDSON F Moderate Boogie Woogie qe b y — - - qu == E ES A SS q y ==] y > . + +— $ == == Chan - tl - ly and a pret - ty and a pon - y tail hang - in down, — F a He Y y + 5 == === 54 + == o —= + HA a z Wig - ge in a gig - ge in her talk, Makes the world go "round, , AAA E + o Alt noth - inn thisworld ke a big eyed gi tomeke me act so fun - nymake me F He o , , , , == A ==! 5 == ==35 : + == E y A Sp > > BA spend my mon - ey, make me feel teal loose like a long - necked goose, Ike a gir 56 CARELESS WHISPER Coyut 6 1964 bp Ensor- Leah Wuse La Words and Music by Puslsren mire 12 A by Chapel £ o. no GEORGE MICHAEL £ ANDREW RIDGELEY Moderately Om? Gm7 8 TAS TO) GT = — un - Sure as 1 - er mend the seems so loud_ wish tnat we could lose this crowd, Am? A A 4 + e 3 [ po p take your hand E to the dance floor; Care - less Whis - per ot a good friend; may - be is bet - ter this way, if we'd hurt each oth -er with thethings we want to say We Dm Gm7 Am7 E de as the mu - sio = some-thing TA your eyes - to the heart and mind— lg - or - ance is kind— could have been_ so good to-geth - er we could have lived__ this dance for ev - er but Bbmaj? Am? Dm EE E de de z | salis to mind a sil - ver screen and youre its sad good - bye_ there's no com - tot in the truth pain —is__ al youT find.) fm mev-er gon=na dance a - gain, now who's gon - na dance with me Please dance. Gm7 Am? Bbmaj? dl e e QUIE - ty festhave got_ no my - tim, thoughts ea - sy to pre-tend_ l know youre nmot_ a fool 1 Dm Gm7 de 8 shouid have known bet - ter than to cheat a friend and waste a chance that tve. been gi - ven Bomaj? Par Dm Gm7 Am? Bomajr den To Coda «PER E E E EE E + r r + j + + + Í p Í So Im nev-er gon-na dance a-gain__ the way Idance_with yow. CODA Am7 Gm7 Am?7 Bomaj? o des == way | dance_with you, oh._ To - way l dance. with you. 57 CRACKLIN' ROSIE Words and Musio by NEIL DIAMOND E 1870 PROUNET MUSIC, INC. Moderatel a so 3 Crack “lim Ros -ie, get on board. Were gon -na ride till there ait_ no more to 90 dak -imo ito slow. Ebm APT EE Je And Lord dont you know, YU have me a time_ with a poor_ mans la - dy! » 6 $8 dE Hitch -ín" on a twi-light train Aint noih-ing here that | care_ to take a - long may-be a song Crack -lin" Ros -ie, make me smile. And gin, if it tasts_ for a hour. thats al - right We got all night Ebm Ab7 He 8 to sing when 1 want_ Doryt need to say please_ to no man_ for a hap - py —— to set the world right _ Find us a dream_that dont ask _. no ques - tions, Gb Ab Db Gb E EH == + E = = Hj==343 E === ES 33» 32 tune yeah — Oh, Ltove my Ros-ie child. You got the way to make_me hap - py. Gb Ab Do Ebm You andme wego__ in style_ Crack -"l - im Rose, youre a store - bought wom-an. but youmake me feel_ like a Qui- Ab En Tacet - tar hum-minY. So hang on to me,_ girl, our song_ keeps tun-mim on Play it now! Play it nowi_ Play it now. my ba - by! Play it now_ my ba - by! Crack «lin Ros -ie, make me smile, — And gir, if it lastsz tor an hour thats al - right We got all night _ to set the world right — a dream. thatdort ask_ no ques - tions, CHARLIE BROWN Words and Music by Conyngh 8 1958 by Chapgal Co. nc rd Becsoc Pubisin Co SIGAS comimos y Eracpol E CS. e. encon Mas, Paba JERRY LEÍBER 8 MIKE STOLLER Medium Bright Rock F B»7 sE ¿8 Fes teo ti fñto fo fam 1 smell smoke in the au-di-l0-n-um. Char-fie Brown, Char - tie F c7 B»7 , HAHAHA) + H===== ] Brown, hes a clown, inat Char -lie: Brown. He's — gon-=na get caught, just you wait and see F EE re A Spoken) “Why 15 ev -ty -bod- y al-ways pick-in on me? Thats him on his knees; . 1 know thats him._ yell-ing, “Sev-en come e-lev -.en" down Bb7 F cz. » = HE - — Ya! in the boys' gym. Char-lie Brown, Char -lie Brown, he's a clown, that Char -lie Brown, He's gon-ma get caught. Bb7 F ES E rue e e , _ - . - 5 EA PR Po ooo e 3 - + ] just you wait and sée. (Spoken) Why is ev -Ty -bod- y al-ways pick -iM on me? vihois al -ways writ- ing on the wall? - + FLA S ”: Who's — al-ways goof-ing in the han? Who's al-ways trow- Ing spit - balls? Guess who? “Who me?” Yeah. (Spoken) F Tes Em , DS.al Fine + j + ; e E | + - 4 + + you! Who walks in the class -coom cool and slow? Who — calls the Eng - tish teach-er "dad-dy-0?7 Char-lio COOL JERK Csemgw 6 1908 by ntey Mat: Corveraon and Tra Muse Company. a Words and Music by Vd Formación DONALD STORBALL. Bright Flock tempo : E 8 O — y , , E == == 2225 = == A - A E + + = 1 Es We know a cat who can real - ty do the Cool Jerk This cat theyre Ebm7 As Ebm? Ab Eb a) — pop y , 1 AAA E=HE2 23 tak-ing a - bout 1 won-der who couldit be "Cause l know that Um the heav-i-est cat The heav-i-est cat you £m Gm Cm SHE a e ELO, 8 o o + + + , e e + + t 1 II AO A] =] pal ev=er did se When you see me walk-ing down te street none of the fel - lows want to speak, When you see me walk-ing down the street all ne fel - lows want to speak 61 Ab Fm Gm Ab Bb . , es 1 E sE UE E LP | O A 2 + , AAA AA RÓS RS A OA AAA 3 e [a On their fac-es they wear a sil - ly smirk. 'Cause they know — P'm the King of the Cool —— Jerk. On their fac- es they don't wear that sil - iy smirk, 'Cause they know I'm the King of the Cool — Jerk, Repeat as needed | Ahead Eb E pel , A — , l dE E ] + + ARS Y pu] [O A (Cool Jerk) (Cool Jerk) Can you do it can you do ¡t can you Ha, Look at those guys looking at me like 'm a foot Bul deep down inside they know T'm cool But now the moment of truth has finalty come Wien Um gonna show you some of that Conl Jerk. Now give me a litrle hass with those Righty-eights Ab, youre cooking, Uh, you ve smoking, Nov] wunt-a hear everybody, Ah. . Eb Abg Eb E 2 , . ty y y y 3 Ep pp O] e e pp e e e j ERA F + f f EA E , H $ ] EG , ti HSH + | | | do it can you do it can you do it can you do it can you de it can you do the Cool Jerk D.S. al Coda Bo Ab E = 22 EA y PAT Come en, peo- ple, Cool Jerk Hey! Hey! Cool Jerk Come on, peo- ple, Cool Jerk, You can do it COTTON FIELDS (The Cotton Song) 190, ee Goorit11902Fohwaya Mais Pubs In. w Yo Y. Words and Music by sea y Les sn HUDOIE LEDBETTER Moderately Bright 4. E F Fádim VERSE When | was a lit-te ba-by mymoth - er rocked me ín tte cra-de. In tiem old old cot-ton fields at c7 home____ When lo was a lit-te ba-by mymoth - er rocked me in the cra-de, In them F7 Ba me CHORUS you could-mt E F PA] . > O A pick ver - y much cot-tom, In them old cot-ton fields at home Ho was down mo Lou-si- 07 E F Bb F y an-a just a mile tom Tex -ar- ka-=na. And them old 2 a 8 g 8 a a z 3 2 3 2 CHERRY, CHERRY Words and Music by 2 1966 TALLYRAND MUSIC, INC NEIL DIAMOND ¿E A E A DA E A, Do? Brignty E e E E E E E e YE be 4 pm + 4 + = + , EH H+ ] j e j AAA AR AA > AS $2 Py == + + ] y 1 == 7 a Ba - by loves_me yes, yes._ shedoes Ah, the girls out-a - sight. yeah Viaimt got mo right no, no. youdont, ah. to be so ex-cit - ng 2» 2 A E A ACA ps p , de == ; al 1 ES FA + Says she loves_ me, yes, — yes,_ she does. Gon-na show me to - right._yeah. 1 Won't need bright. lights; no, no, - we won't. Gon-na make our own light - ming. $ E A 9 A E A Doa € Posa ES Es Ss E sl 8 ÉS tr ul ds Los She got the way to groove. me, She got the way to move_. st % Ai pidas > su q. Ta She got the way to move_me, Cher TY Cher -ry, ba «by. po A E A .. a ME. She got the way to groove_me! aytobd Pio de AS ya Tee aa] , + E j ERRE E E z + A HARAN AAA S HE 52 — AU right 2 0 A D ¿E D A D To Coda E E El a El + a + ] EH j Ez z ] Ol fre your ma - ma gil to cant stay long. We got things 1 No, we wont_ tela Sou_ where we gone to. Girl, we do— A, pO.EOpO Ap E » o AREA + + _.. a AA j Sá 4 + q: ÍA AHHH Í ] + + E A a a E A j Laa] —— we got tocateh up on An, you know,_ you know_what Im say - ing —— iiatov 2 er we want to. Año 1 love the way that you do me LED o p » » A ¿tt TA PTE + Ef Í A AH HA 5H] S + + A + + 4 2 Gamt stand still __ wie the mu - sic is play - ing Cher - Ty, babe, you real = ly get to me DS. al Coda CODA AL le el al mL e 85 $ 5 és En de ¿ee ds o is just be - fore dawn. Each night be -fore_ you goto bed My Em € 07 5 Em € $8 des e de prayer tor me my ba + by And ba + by Whis-per a lit - te S E ds dl IA Ta Coda). The One 4 men. tell all the stars a - bove_ This is De-di - cat-ed To Love. Lite can nev-er be ex «act - ly like we wantit to be | could be__ sat-is - fied__—— G En know - ing There's one thing 1 want you to do es - pe cial - ly tor D9 D7 de $e me And it's some - thing__ that ev - ry-bod - y needs Wtile 5 5 $8 dl ES En dB tm far_ a - way fromyou__ my ba - by Whis -per a prayer tor me my Em c D9 Em Bm Am7 E E 5 He e Eee A be - Cause its hard for me my ba -by Andthe dark -est hour_. (read D7 67 Bm Em 6 ny E de Es de des p+ = : : . AAA == E ) + . = - = A 3 + 7 > _— > > — is just be - fore dawn. There's — one thing lo want you to do es. Em c. Em Eb 07 ER E En taa E EEE pe - cial =Iy for me And its some - thing ero y bad Em D.S, al Coda — CODA (Verse 1) 4 $e Tacet y , = 63 — > : 3 A E Er” Each This is De-di - cat - ed love To The One 1 COME GO WITH ME Words and Music by Copyrga 1D 199 01 Music Corp ana Feo Be Muse CE. QUICK Slow 2 G pr Em E E a io E Love, love me, dar - lim, comeand go__ with me, please dont send me 'way be-yond_—_ the sea Am? D7 6 Eml Amr 07 6 Em? Arz 07 y EXE E Eo E E Eno sE de | needyou, dar - lin, so Come Go _ With Me Come, come, come, come, — comein=to__ my heart, Em? Am? 07 Em? Am? D7 G c6 8 9 Ss E ds E] E de de to 6 8 tell me, dar - lim, we will nev - er parti 1 meed you, dar - lim, soCome Go With Me. 6 67 A 6 67 cz Li y A HA, , y en + , A My + Ey + EEE A E | $ pe ++ O PX z pe E y t == t — Yes, | needyou, yes, | real -ly need you, please say youll nev - er leave me Well say, you nev -er, p7 Ss En D7 En Es de des yes, you real -ly nev-er. — you nev-er give me a chance. Come, come, come, come, come in -to__ my heart. c6 5 s a EN Ebo El E Elo es E E tell me, dar - lim, we will nev - erpari | nesdyou dar - lin", soCome Go_ With Me DARK MOON Words and Music by aby 81987 by Dencaan Must Company NED MILLER With a light beat Eb A Gm Fm Eb B»7 E e E tE 8 ds Dg 1 Y LN T 1 vo rFT — Mor - tals have dreams of loves per-fect — schemes,_ But they domtre-a - lize_ Dark Moon, —. A-way up high upin thesky Ohtel me why Obtel mewny youvelost yoursplen - dor. A Gm Fm Ey m7 Es de de $8 9, == H : == AE 22 ESA : = A S Dark Moon, Whatis the cause yourlight with-draws, Is it be-cause, is it be-cause Pvelost my Eb E97 A FT BT Eb EnF o It Eu de E de Ue , y 3 , E : = 2. F + y a y Es HR + E E OE Ey 3 +2 £ o 1  F+ Bv? Gdim Fm? Bb7 Eb 5m Fm Áe En na E Mi $8 0 Ey ===, A sz == —= == pe that love will some - times bring a Dark Moon, —— - Away up high upin thesky, Oh,tel me Ep Bv7 3 a+ _ — l : y - SAA - , H 3 E E why, on tel me, why youvelost — yoursplen - dor Dark Moon, —— Whatis the > Gm Eb B»7 Fe Cm Fm7 B»7 ] Eb Fm? Bp7 Eb | il 3 El A ES a El cause yourlight wittedraws, Is ¡t because, is it because P'velost my love? DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART Words and Music by nd USA dy aran. USA, nc CARTE BLANCHE 8 ANN ORSON Moderately F Bo F F Cc. 6 67 vero E ES He a b == y Y Y -» GEAR a Er E + A AS j HA Á HH + + Bay) Dont go break -ing my heart_ L could + nt ie t tried. Oh, hon -ey If 1 get rest - less lay) And mo -bod-y told us. (654 “Cause mo -body showed us (Boy) Ang now is up to us babe F BF 7 F sg E ES E (Giiy Ba-by youre not that kind. — (boy) _Domi go breaking my heart (Gmiy You take the weight off me — Oh, 1 think we can make it. So dont mis - un - der-stand me You put the light inmy lite F Bo 67 F BF 6 Am E 8 EE ou E sE E E (Boy) O POR - ey vien you Knock at my d00r. (5 1 gave you my key —— (Together) O9 00 No -bod - y knows Oh you put the spark _ to the flame- P've got your heart in my sights — Cm? 6 F c. E Am, Cm7 7 , - (Together) — (Boy] But when l was down__ (GrÍ) | was your clown 00 No -bod - y knows. it, mo-bod - y know Bo F c 5 Ab c7 Bo 8 E En 8 E ES - ows it [Bav/Right from the start (GT) | gave you my heart Md on Y gave you my heart Fo Bo CTE Dm Bb c7, Fo C7 Dm Bo cr EEE EE $e a "da E E de Y TES YA 11 + == $$ + É te. y ] + + f SA E == o r == ? (Boy) So. don't go break -ing my heart (Girl) | won't go break -ing your heart _ fTogeiher] Doe't go break -ing my heart F Dm Bo CT. y E 8 E al Don't gobreak «ng my Don't gobreak-ing my Dont gobreak-ing my hearl— lwontgobreak-ing your heart. == (Together) eL) DAYDREAM Le ti cm eso congo Words an Must by Used by Permission JOHN SEBASTIAN Moderately(J 4 = c Dm7 61 c IU, What a day for a Day - dream _ What a day for a day -dream-=in boy And Im lost in a Day- Uve been hav -ing a sweet - dream, Eve been dreamán' since | woke up to-day lts star-ring me in mysweet_ (Whistle) (Whistle) > [Wise Fádim € A7 E Dm7 Gn 67 e > E Dream -in bout my burn de of joy. And e -ven il time aint real - ly on my side "Cause she's the one mekesme fesl_ this way. And e-ven if time is pass-ing me by a lot (Whistle) And you can be sure that if youre feel=iW right F Fédim c A7 F Fédim c AT To Coda 3 Its one of thosedays for taking a walk out- side. Fm blow-ing the day to take a walk in the sun, 1 could - mt care less a - bout the dues yousayI__— got To -mor=row fW pay the dues tor drop-ping my loa A Day-dream wll last a - long m - tothe mght— To - mor -row at break - fast you mayprick up your ear Dm7 1G7sus 67 2G7sus 67 cova Dm? E sr di DC. dh Ey de aces O, E And fall on my face on some-bad - ys — new mowed lawn.. Or you may be day -dream -in" for a A pie in theface for be - img a sleep-y bull toad. G7sus 67 c AT Dm7 67 3, thou-sand years. What a day tor a Day - dream, Cus-tom made — for a day-dream-im boy. c A7 Dm7 6n 67 Es : En And Im lost in a Day - dream. Dream -irY bout my bun «die of joy F Fidim 3 ER and to (Whistle) E pe A mn DIANA Words and Music by «COPA ST. 1863 1y MANAGEMENT AGENCY ana MUSIC PUBLISHING INC PAUL ANKÁ MUSIC PUBLIO. A Division MICA Io New Yate, NY Medium Rock Eb 188 Cm 8 y] Y Pm so young and youre so old. This my dar - ling U've been told. Lo don't care just what they say “hrils 1 get whenyou hold me cose. Oh” my dar - ling you're the most. Love you but do you love me? Fm? Bo7 Ev Cm Fm7 Bo7 1 o 2 ii E 168 E E dl += + : , =y = A A A SS AAA Sy T T T 1 T r ? + ? t t t "cause for - ev - er ' will pray you and 1 will be as free as the birds up in the trees, Oh. Di- an - a camt you see E dove you with al my heart and ) hope we wil nev - er e er pan Cm Fm? Eb Fm? Bb7 Eb ¿Fm? Bp7 E [Eu] Ei E E ñas | pa EA + j Í j E HE ] ] j LX please stay Di - an - a Ao E Eo7 AD ue 8 de HE == 5 Es == > PEA O AE A A S AQ SogzozA AGA A 2H AH A my lov-er, tel methat there is no oth-er. E love you Mom FmT B»7 Es Cm A E él 8 o, He : AA , A AAA O o E HS pr + =] with my heart oh oh. On - ly you can take my hear Fm? Eb Cm Fm7 W I W When you hold me in your low - ing ams Lo can feel you giv- ing Bb7 13 Cm Fm7 Bo7 Eb E aX ES all your charms. Hold me dar-ling ho ho hold me tight Squeeze me ba-by wii a- al your might. on Cm Ab Bb7 E> Fm7 Bb7 So Es cui E E 67 ] E ps EE E el Y V T please stay by me, Di - ana oh please 2 DAY TRIPPER Copyright 1984 HORTHERN SONGS LMAITEO A) OCASO MIE MC. nte ers om AY MUSIO (MACLEN) Words and Music by Used by Parrrsssion JOHN LENNON 4 PAUL McCARTNEY Moderate Rock EL Tacet Got a good rea - son She's a “big teas - er Tried — tO please_ her, 7, 044 e p AA ÁS === == EH ES a + — + == y for tak-ing the cas - y way out Got a goodreas - on tor she took me half the way there She's a “bg teas - er she on - ly played one-night stands. Ted to please. her, ARAS HH == tak- ing the eas - y way Qu now She was a Day Tip-per one- way tick - el she took me half te way there — now She was a Day — Tip-per ome- way tick - et. she on - ly played_ one-might stands, now. She was a Day —— Thip-per Sun-day div - er AT 647 ct B 3 e 5 A = >= E e y + — =— Ht took me so. long— to find out — and 1 found out, It to00k me so long - to find out and found out, — HE took me so "o long— to find out, and 1 found out E Ah CODA ars D.S al Coda e 24 Taca JJ : E 1 24 - ba ] + + ji q? e o pa o o 2 A Play three times 3 Repeat andFade Htn=== 7 : O O SS 1 6 + . + SES 3 Day Trip-per. yeah DO YOU WANT TO DANCE Wards and Music by 6) 1958 Clockus Musie, Ire. ROBERT FREEMAN F Gm7 c79 F Dm7 Gm7 079 Medium Rock E ' > E == $e 28 le Wel, Do You Want To Dance_ my hand? Tell me— Im o your toy - F Dm7 Gm7 e7 F Dm7 + He 8 ño HH AÑ + pan | + TT AAA ==, == Do You Want To Dance? Well, Do You Want To Dance_ and 75 c Eb Dm + E ? En ii -0ross you said you would come__— anddancewith me Dance withme A -C1OSS -. we all léave be -fore_— the morm-ing light Please dont go no please Ab Bb c 8 A the sea and we could feel the mo tion of__ a thou + sanddreams. don't go. “cause | domtwant to stay — here oOn_—— My own. oN— $ a E == ¿ Doc = tor, Doc - tor. cant yousee I'm bum - ing bum - ing oh Ab Fm7 Bo Gsus 6 Ab + + + + ES eE ya + E > ia Í ha Doc - tor, Doc - tor,_ is — this fove I'm feel - ing? ing? Doc - tor, Doc - tor Em? Bb Gm Ab Fm? > . E 8 8 En 8 Ey O eL == AAA Y E + oh Doc - tor, Doc - tor, is. this love I'm Ae = = E: ] E + a == T Y oT feel - ing? Fev «er breathe_ your me name. DS. al Coda (2nd ending) Ab Bb c Eb Dm 6 Fev-er lay your hands_ on me nev-er be_ the same. on Eb Om 3 8 O ma r y y y A + $ E E AÑ + + == + Í al $ + HE Come with me — and make. ba - teve. we can travel to Repeat and Fade Es Om Cc Eb Dm 2 8 E e - term - ty DETROJT CITY Words and Music by Copyright 3 1983 by CEDARWOOD PUBLISHING CO., INC. Masbwi lo. Tie DANNY DILL 4 MEL TILLIS Moderately 67 c $$ E E z = E == ES AA Cc 67 EE E 552 = r E + + eL > E Last night 1 went to sleep in De-troit Cit -y and | dreamed a - bout the cot- ton fields and home; Home folks think Im big in De-troit Cit -y, from the let - ters that 1 write they think Pm fine. cr, F c $ He EE GE HH To Coda 6 + A AA HH A u- — t dreamed a-bout my moth-er, dear old pa - pa, sister and broth - er andl dreamed a - bout the gn who's been — Butby day l make the cara, by_ night 1 make the bars; mw on - ly they could 67 ce c7. Bb F Lt F E En o E ESE E 3 — A 7 wait - ing for so long l wan-=na go home, l wan-na go home __ Oh. how 1 67 Co FO Oc coDA 67 e Ela El EE EE sacos $ , EE _ 8 wan - na go home read between the lines. Y wan-na go home, — Recitation Cause you Know | rode a freight train north to Detroit City. And after all these years | find l've just been wasting my time, So | just think I'll 1ake ray foolish pride and put it on the south-hound freight and ride And go on back to the loved anes, the ones that | left waiting so far behind, 1 wanna go home, | wanna go home; Oh, how | wanna go home. DEVIL OR ANGEL Copyright $: 1955 hy Prograsswe Muse: Publishing Co. Inc. Words and Music by Copy Peneuno! assigned ta Unanal mude he, Pigrisong Mus, Pubistar BLANCHE CARTER Slowly Eb Cm Em? Bb7 Eb Cm Fm? B»7 e E E $ Mil Dev-il Or An- gel, 1 can't makeup— my mind, Which one you are, 'd like towake up and find Eb Es? 7 Fm B»7 Eb Ab Eb Fm? B»7 ES Ei 3 58 dl E, Ha == , A , ; = AÑ - - A ¿ ==] 5 == q SA A A A | — r T Y a a T Dev-il Or An- gel, dear, — which-ev- er you are, — Lo miss you, Lo miss you, 1 miss—. you. Eb Cm Fm7 Bb7 Eb Cm Fm7 Bb7 se 8 un de 8 E - Dev-il Or An- gel, — please say__ you'll be mine. Love me or leave me, Il go outof_ my mind.  Eb Eb? Fm Bo7 EN ? En ¿E e E mE s Pe : EE q £ z AAA — $ .—3 $ Dev-il Or An - gel, dear. which-ev-er you are, need you, You B»7 En Ab E DER 3 look. like an an - gel yoursmile isso di-vine But youkeep meguess - ing. Wil you ev-er be mine? Eb Cm Fm? B»7 Eb Cm Fm7 B»7 18 ce En 5 58 E qn El Dev-il Or An- gel, please say-—— you - be mine... — Love me orleave me, — ive made_ up my mind — 2 Eb Eb7 c7 Fm Eb Ab ! E B»7 Eb q . a s Eb E E O a e del E A 9 , $ , E E pe ER == E b> e F ae O IEA 4 e ==” ? a as a Dev-il Or An- gel, dear, which-ev-er you are, 1 love you | love you! love you love you. EARTH ANGEL Words and Music by Copy 1804 y Doa vinos Publicas E Perm 108 ey Deo Ulla Plcaton DOOTSIE WILLIAMS Slowly, with a beat Eb Cm Fm7 B»7 Eb Cm Fm? Bp7 Eb Cm EE == Es 8 En a ? Sy ! 2 pa ARA | o => E] | QUE z 21 Earth An-gel, Earth An-gel, Willyou be mine, My dar - ing, dear, Love youall the time. Umjust a fool, FEm7 Bo7 Fm? B»7 Eb Cm Bo7 Eb Cm ES da A E po Em 8 A == Sp E : PP ] a Y A foo! inlove Earth An-gel, Earth An- gel, Theone | a-dore._ Loveyou for-ev-er and Em? B»7 Fm7 Bo7 Eb Ab Eb7 Ab Abm y + + == ta HE q === 9 - Y ev - er more. Pmjust a tool, Afool inlove with E tel for you, Eb Fm7 Bb7 Eb Eb? Eb Cm y E ES q PS EA And | knew the vi - sion of yourlove's love - li- ness, — That some day P'll be the F9 BdimBb7 El Cm Cm do e 08 si E 7 == == EA + y Ea] e - Y vi - sion of yourhap - pi- ness. Earth An - gel, Earth An- e Please be mine, My dar - ling dear, - Fm7 B»7 Eb Cm Fm? B»7 E Cdim Fm? Bb7 Eb Fm? Eb En a CE 58 E Ea == 222 Love youall the time - Imjust a fool, — Afool inlove with you Earth you. dl E al LLL ad DON'T YOU (Forget About Me) 9 Copyrig1 1985 by ACA MUSIC PUBLISHING, A Dunne 91 MGA ino, ans MUSIO CORPORATION (IT AMERICA, INC.. es York, NY Moderately, with a steady beat Es E> 8 Bb» E] Won't you come see a- bout B 8 me — be £p En E> E F En a- lone_ Woras and Music by KEITH FORSEY 8 STEVE SCHIFF Eb e E hj danc-ing, — you know it, Eb El ba - by. B» 8 Tel me your trou- bles and doubts, giv-en ev-”ry- thing in- side and out. Love's strange, so real in the dark, Think of the ten-der things Eb F E> B» E> a E =—y - == E = = + A SS 5 y + == Y == +/ Y that we were work -ing on Slow chains may pull us a- part when our life gets in F E> Bb Eb F bl E E] Don't you for- get a- bout me... Don't, don't, don't, dont, Don't you for- get a- bout me. Mo a —» Y — = = —Y > j a + y 2 Mil you stand a- bove_ me, Look my way, nev - er love me Wil you rec - 0g- mize— me, — Cal my name or walk on by? E> B» j 2 CODA Eb eE D.C. al Coda 6 E LO z 2 = OEA 6 1 — e e STA Bain keeps fall- ing, — rain keeps fall - ing down, — down. — - Own, — clown. But you walk on by As you walk on by F E Bo E F Eo Bo el l - Will you call my name, When you walk a- way, _— Will you call my name. Or wil you walk a- way?- E> F Ep Bb Eb ee it EE cin + , E ===. A-== ++ + a a A pa] vol Y Will you walk on by? Come on and cal my name. Will you call my name? Bb F Eb Bb Eb EE 7 a 29 Repeal and Fade = AO SARA el Pop tT Y la, la, la, la, la, la. Additional lyrics Verse 2 Don't you try and pretend, I's my feeling, we'll win in the end! I won't harm you, or touch your defenses, Vanity, insecurity. Don't you forget about me, Til be alone dancing, you know it, baby. Going to take you apart, lll put us back together at heart, baby. Don't you forget about me, Don't, don't, don't, don't, Don't you forget about me. (To Coda) 81 DONNA, DONNA, THE PRIMA DONNA Words and Music by Copyrgh 69 1962 Continental Gommunicabons Corporation. ERNIE MARESCA 8 DION DIMACCT Medium beat L, a ds PEO EA AO OA Don- na, Don-na The Pri - ma Don-na, Don-na, Don- na The Pri - ma Don-na, Don- na, Don-na The D7 “st time Yo Coda Lg El nú time To Codera <> H8 Pri - ma Don-na, Don-na, Don-na The Prim - ma Don-na, lo meta gra month_ a- go, — c E thought inat— she would love— me so But in time 1 reo - al- ized— D7 G E E She had a par— of mo - iv eyes. L re- mem-ber the nights we dat - ed! Em 8 En po Al- ways act = in so-phis - ti cat ed; Talk - in 'bout high so - ci - e- yoo D7 coma € Cm E D.C. al Coda 4 dE 18 Then she tried to make a tool of me. They call her Pret - ty lit - te gi, you're just hav=in" fun, G e Cm él ds E 8 You're run - min" all a- round and break-in low - ers' hearts. Pret - ty lit - te gi, E domtstand a chance, With - A7 D7 G out an- y mon-ey, there goes our ro-mance. She al- ways wears chars, dia-monds, pearls.. ga- lore. PERES — = 7 y A e PEA f E + — y ¡ Í ¡E ¡a + She buys 'em at the five and ten__ cent store. She wants to be just like a Zsa Zsa Ga- bor, D7 Codetta G ns ES D.C. al Codetta 90 de al L L L t E - ven though she's the gif mext door. Oh, oh o Em c. E Repeat and Fade Oh — 0h oh —--- Oh, oh, oh, Oh, oh, oh, oh 1 DOWNTOWN 2 Copyigat 1964 by Mola Must Lt. London, Englara Words and Music by Sola Salmg Ageok MICA MUSIC PUBEISIING, A Division of MA Inc. Nov York, NY TONY HATCH Medium Rock 5 Gmaj7 D7 G En de ds de En When youre a - tone and fife is mak-ing you lone - ly you cam at-ways go Down - town. Don't hang a -roud_ and let your pro-blems sur - round__ you, there are mov - ie shows Down - town. (Instrumental) Gmaj? c 07 6 D ee de En EE El a When youve got wor - nes, all the noise and the tur - ry seems to help, 1 know. Down - town Just May - be you know_ some lit - tie plac-es to g0_— to where they nev-er close. Down - town dust nd 6 Em S E E IIS - ten to tie mu-sio ot the vaf-=fa in tte o > ty Ling -er on the side - walk where the Ns - ten to tie my-tim of a gen-tte Bos -sa No - va You be danc-ing with 'em too be you may find some-bod - y kind to help and un - der-stand yow. Some -one who is just like you and Em Bm a ne - on signs are pret-ty. How can you 11,2) The tights_ are much bright -er there, you can for- fore the night is over hap -py a needs a gen-te hand to guide them a (3) So, may - be NM see you Mere, we can for Em? 6 Ema? Am7 D6 D9 b+ + + + 3 y] 5 DJ + 3 get all your trou - bles, for -get all your cares... So go Down - town fumas a e Moris 7 Men Pe get all our trou - bles, for - get all our cares. So go Down - TtOWwnN, things - 11 be great_ when youre 5 Smajz — Am7 D6 DS Ss Gmar A D6 DS [6 Am + + r p= > y = Pp E OA ; > + + f HS + F + = A a] town. place_ for sure, Down - town. Ev - Ty + things wait - ing tor you town, e you. lo - might Down - town Youre gon - na be al - right now. town. Dort wait a min - ute more Down - town Ev - "ty - thingss wait. img for Gmaj? Am] Gma Am? 9 6 Am + + $ E=3 AZ — Down - town. Down - town. — you  2 , z E ES , ] y + E + + E HH HH E AH + ] E + SA ] > + S + + 4 > vir - a El - vir - a, My hearts on fi - re for El - vir - a e Bor o . cue ME o E $ , = === E ER y AAA + pe H+ + F ] E == y — 44 y + - 5 So > Gid- dy- up. a a mow mow, Gid-dy-up, a com pa-pa oom pa-pa mow mow e 67 e, te E E DS. al Fine 9 E y y TF y + AA E + E HR A+ + HA $ IES + == e Ho - yo Sil - ver To Way — El - Additional lyrics Tonight 'm gonna meet her At the hungry house cate And l'm gonna give her all the love | can She's gonna jump and holler “Cause | saved up my last two dollar And we're gonna search and find that preacher man mo Chorus THE END OF THE WORLD opi Unguaihos 1942 oy Summa io Words by SYLVIA DEE ebria e y cuna Mano en Music by ARTHUR KENT Copyrigt E 3962 by Summit Mus Corp. Slowiy Eb $8 _ y 7? Why does the sun go on shin-ing? Why does the sea rush to shore? Dont they know íUs The End Of The World, “Cause you dont love me an-y- 897 Eb cm Gm An Fm Gm c7 ME $ E bl =>] Ml E + a a AG Pa more? Why do the birds 90 on sing - ing Why do the stars glow a -bove? Dont they know its The End Of The Word? It 8»7 En Ao B»7 Eb al + Ss Ca 2 8 end -ed when | lost your love. l wake up in the mom-ing and | won -der why ev-Ty- things the same as it was. Gm c7 Fm Bo7 3 Bb E A E _ E E y can't un - der - stand. no o camt un -der=stand how life goes on the way tt does! Why does my heart go on beat - ing? cm Gm Fm Gm cz, Fm Bb7 Eb ES MESS Bal 8 He Al a ps==".23.+ Pai A ===» Why do these eyes of mine cry? Don't they know its e End Of The Word? It end-ed when you said good - bye. B6 ELEANOR RIGBY Copyrisa 1D 1960 NORTHERN SONGS LIMITED Words and Music by A Ph Aaniitr by BLACKAOD MUSIC INC nde ers from ATV MUSIO (MACLEN JOHN LENNON á PAUL MCCARTNEY Je ly Parma Moderately, with a steady beat Ah .— look at al — the tone -l peo - piel El - ea - nor Rig - by ? P Fa - ther Mc Ken - zio, El - ea - mor Rig - by lu picks up te rice in the church where a wed - ding has been lives in a dream. writ - ing tre words of a ser - mon that ro one will hear no one comes near. died in the church and was bur - led a- long— with her name no - bod - y came c e lé Waits at the win - dow, wear-ing the face.. that she keeps in a jar -— by the door, — who is ito for? — Look at him work - ing, dam -ing his socks. in the night whenthere's no - bod- y there, what does he care? Fa - ther Mc Ken - zi, wip - ing the dírt__ from his hands as he — walks_ from the grave, - no 0ne was saved. En Eno c/E En En == de dE de Al the lone - ly peo - ple where do they all come from? _ Al the lore - ly peo - Ens Em de CODA D.S. AR nn S. al Coda 4 ¿ A A AA E 3 62 = q e e - ple, where do they all be-long?— — .— 867-5309/JENNY Copygtt1892 ly gu Dady Mums ng Tutons/Kehe PUgIsner Words and Music by 'Unichappell Music, Inc.. Administers Algw Daddy Music far tha world. 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Apz 6, 2 CA E E O E HAHAHA ds + pE e P AH LE j 4 j MM be watch-ing you. Oh, cant you_ see you be «long to me. D7sus G D En E se po, + y+W + e e + 7H + e + ] a T How my poor — heart aches_ with ev - Ty step. — you take. Ev try move you_ make Em c D Dsus Ev Ty vow you_ break, ev- ty smile_ you take ev- ty claim_ you Stake, UL be watch-ing — you. Em Eb F E o” Coda £p> 8 EE a trace, l dream at night | can on ceyou've gone_ | been lost__ with + out F E E 8 - ly see_ your face, [took a-round but its you t camt_ re-place, | feel so cold and | fong for your_ em-brace, E 8 1 el E E keep cry - ing bab- y baby please 31 6 8 de LE al Coda Oh cant you_ me 13 $ Em D Dsus Ev - Ty move_ you Make Ev -ty step_ you take, m you. Em 6 EH 8 Repeat and Fade AAA q == F E e e | 3 + ¿4 — Í— + + + M be watch - ing you. FLOWERS ON THE WALL Copyraht 8 1988 Soumind Music, ne Words and Music by Al is corwoles by Unichapoat Music, ns (Rgitsong Music, Pubisher LEWIS DeWITT Moderately Bb Ive been hear am youte con - cemed_ a - boul my hap-pi- ness; But all at thoughtyoure gw - im me_ might 1 dressed._ in tals, pre-tend - ed 1 was on the town. As long as 1 can dreamits hard. con - science. — | guess. Ir Lo were walk - an in your would - nt wor=Fy none, slow this swing - er down. So please dont give_ a thought to real ly do =imM fine e7 F7 While you and your friends are wor -ryim bout me_ Im haw-im tots of tun] Gount-in Flow-ers On The Wall that dont You can al - ways find— me here. and hav-iW quite a me. | both - er me atal Play im sol =i-tare_ E dawn wit a deck of ff - ty-one F Eb pp o e e e | E AH FE Smok - im cig - a-rettes and watch - im Cap - tain Kan - ga-ro0, Now dont me. ve nothanm to 2 F Eb F Repeat and Fada Last do. Dont tell me, ve noth=im to do. EVERYTHING SHE WANTS Coningm 1984 py Momison Lety Music La Words and Music by Publisnad in tie U.S.A. by Chappall 3 Co. Ine. GEORGE MICHAEL Medium Rock Esus ¿E c/D Am6 Esus El D9sus As El E aces fe El EE ace El ¿es EE PE $ = j E + — HH = Some - bod - y told me, boy, ev'-ry- thing she wants is ev'-ry- thing she sees. l guess | must have loved_ Am Am/D Esus eN Es de —. you, be-cause | said you were the per - fect gin for me, ba - by. And now we're six months old - er and Am Am/D. Esus E Am Ele EE de de ev'-ry- thing you want and ev'-ry- thing you see is out ofreach, not good e-nough. l dorvt know what the hell you want Am/D Esus E Am ' it pijos 1 e from me. On uh uo huh II uh huh [doo E o m - Am/D Esus , Am/D de de Ele E a ny nara aman e BÉ Í oh oh oh_ oh on oh uh huh un huh doo doo doo la la la la la Am B7, mn 37 Bo . [AAA $ + AAA + == t , A — Some - bod - y tel me, — why 1 work 0 hard for you.— En Est Em An 09 de e E dee EE tes To Coda Ly > , y y y y ! 6==== ==> = = y Esus Es Some peo- ple work lor a liv - ing Some peo-ple work for fun; gir, 1 just work for yow._— They tokl me mar-riage was a Am/D Esus giye and take Well, you've, shown. me you can take, you've got some giv- ing tq do. And now you tel me that youre E Am Am/D “sus E * il E de Es E bav-ing my ba - by "Il tell you that 'm hap-py if you want me to. But one step fur-ther and my back wil bresk._ If my best GAME OF LOVE Words and Music by Copyrint 151964 by Suamore Munt Co. Ino CLINT BALLARD JR. Moderately in “4' 6 D c D7 G e 8 ES Es ES The pur- pose of a man is to love_ a wo - man, The pur-pose of a wo-man is to love_ a man So D7 G Cc AT D7 ES e Es E comeon ba - by its here to stay, Comeon ba - byle's play TheGame Of Love (love) Love (ove) Lata lala la love n c D7 G G c D7 e din 8 En dd Es ae start -ed long a-go in the gar-den of E - den When A-dam said to Eve "Ba-by youre_ for me.” So e a, p7 5 € a, p7 E el e Es En comeon hon - eyits stil the same, Comeon ba - bylet's play TheGame Of Love (love) Love (ove) tala lala la love. Hey D e e po» co» c. y ÓN EN E E de 58 Es Es de de (Show) Oh_not Oh_yeaht comeon ba - by the time is right, Loveyour dad - dywith all your might Putyour arms_a-round, hold me tight lets play TheGame Of D G c D7 de HA En E ES The pur- pose of a man is to love a wo man The pur-pose of a wo-man is to G c AT D7 G G E e ES de E pra dies de = + > love_ a man. 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Now I'm dance - img through my life Eb Fr F Bo F B Cm Gm 133 B> a AE E E El ENEE di] ME E === ES == == == Ab Eb Fr DS. al Cod $ Eb F7 Gb Ab Gh Ab F e > IS. al a e $8 E 8 e e E LARA y EE ==> A ] 5 + == $ 2 ==" , === now (lite) What a feel - ing a F Ob F oAb Gb Ab G> Ab F7 Eb F F ve del E E EEE 8 El What a teel - ing. Uam E F F Bo Cm7 s 3 9 5 E A A EA 7 A + PA AH Be - ¡ms be - lev - im, Pic-tures come_ a - live. — you candance_ mus -ic now) (am Thy -twn now) Bo Eo E F F Es F Repeat > > and E Eo 8 A 0 o E A AE AD A E! 4 + EA A/A HAHN E “A 5 QT + right through __ your life, What a feel . ing. What a feel (É can real - ly have._ it al) FREE BIRD Words and Music by E RS A ALLEN COLLINS 8 RONNIE VAN ZANT Moderstaly Em E c dE ES ER 16 1 leave here "to - mor - row, Wouidyou still re - mem -ber me? Bye, bye ba - by its beena sweet love though this feel - Ing 1 cant change. Em F e. » 6 E 3 de e For 1 must be tav-Wing on now “cause there's too man-y plac - es Ivegotto see. Butpleasedont take ito so bad - ly "cause the Lord knows — U'm toblame. 3; Em F e. G eb li En El Butif 1 stayed._ here with you, a. things just could - nt be the same En F o. D E En el dB z EEE Con A mm free as a bid now, and this bird you can-= not change. F c D D de Í EE e de E And this bird you can - not change ___ And this bird you can. not change. + D E Eh F P den Hey 8 A] , ES E AA HEHE 3 + E==233 y Lord knows | cantohange. Lord knows 1 cant change. — Lord help me, | cart change.