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Normanskill November ‘19 Normanskill November ‘19 normanskillstrummers.com Normanskill November ‘19 Songs: 1. Alice’s Restaurant 2. Are You Lonesome Tonight 3. Big Yellow Taxi 4. Blowin’ In The Wind 5. Da Doo Ron Ron 6. Doodle - E - Doo 7. Down By The Riverside 8. Down In The Valley 9. Eight Days a Week 10. Goin’ Up The Country 11. Goodnight Irene 12. I’ll Fly Away 13. I’m Into Something Good 14. I’ve Got The Turkey Blues 15. Kansas City 16. On the Road Again 17. Over the River and Through The Woods 18. Pearly Shells 19. Remember Me 20. Runaway 21. Stealin 22. The Circle Game 23. The Letter 24. The Separation Blues 25. There’s a Kind of Hush 26. These Boots Are Made For Walkin 27. This Land is Your Land 28. This Little Light of Mine 29. Wagon Wheel 30. Will The Circle Be Unbroken 31. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow 32. (What a) Wonderful World 33. Worried Man Blues 34. You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere 35. You Are My Sunshine Alice’s Restaurant (traditional Thanksgiving song) Arlo Guthrie,1967 (play this chord progression throughout the song) C - A - A7 - D - G - C + C - A - A7 - D - G + C - C7 - F - D + C - A - A7 - D - G - C “This song is called Alice's Restaurant, and it's about Alice, and the restaurant, but Alice's Restaurant is not the name of the restaurant, that's just the name of the song, and that's why I called the song Alice's Restaurant.” C A A7 D G C You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant, C A A7 - D G you can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant. C C7 Walk right in, it's around the back, F D just a half a mile from the railroad track, C A A7 D G C you can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant. C A H D G F J 1 Are You Lonesome Tonight? (C) Roy Turk, Lou Handman, 1926 (Elvis Presley, many others) Are you [C] lonesome to- [Cmaj7] night, do you miss me to- [Am7] night? Are you [C] sorry we [A7] drifted a- [Dm] part? Does your [G7] memory stray, to a bright summer day, When I [Dm] kissed you and [G7] called you sweet- [C] heart? Do the [C7] chairs in your parlour seem [F] empty and bare? Do you [D7] gaze at your doorstep and [Dm] picture me [G7] there? Is your [C] heart filled with pain; Shall I [D] come back again? Tell me [Dm] dear, are you [G7] lonesome to- [C] night? Instrumental verse: hum while repeating first three verse chords Is your [C] heart filled with pain; Shall I [D] come back again? Tell me [Dm] dear, are you [G7] lonesome to- [C] night? C Q h H d N J F K 2 Big Yellow Taxi Joni Mitchell, 1970 They [C] paved paradise, and put up a parking [G] lot With a [C] pink hotel, a [D] boutique, and a swinging [G] hot spot [G] Don't it always [Gmaj7] seem to go, That you [C] don't know what you've got 'till it's [G] gone They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot [G] Ooo, ba, ba, ba, ba, Ooo, ba, ba, ba, ba They [C] took all the trees, and put them in a tree mus- [G] eum And they [C] charged all the people a [D] dollar and a half just to [G] see 'em [G] Don't it always [Gmaj7] seem to go, That you [C] don't know what you've got 'till it's [G] gone They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot [C] Hey, farmer, farmer, put away that D - D - [G] - T now Give me [C] spots on my apples, But [D] leave me the birds and the [G] bees – Please [G] Don't it always [Gmaj7] seem to go, That you [C] don't know what you've got 'till it's [G] gone They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot [C] Late last night, I heard the screen door [G] slam And a [C] big yellow taxi, [D] took away my old [G] man [G] Don't it always [Gmaj7] seem to go, That you [C] don't know what you've got 'till it's [G] gone They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot [G] Don't it always [Gmaj7] seem to go, That you [C] don't know what you've got 'till it's [G] gone They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot They [C] paved paradise, and [D] put up a parking [G] lot C G D U 3 Blowin’ In The Wind Bob Dylan, 1962 (Peter, Paul, and Mary, Joan Baez, many others) [G] How many [C] roads must a [G] man walk down Before you [C] call him a [D] man? Yes ‘n’ [G] How many [C] seas must a [G] white dove sail Before she [C] sleeps in the [D] sand? Yes, and how [G] many [C] times must the [G] cannon balls fly Before they're [C] forever [D] banned? The [C] answer, my [D] friend, is [G] blowin' in the [Em] wind The [C] answer is [D] blowin' in the [G] wind Yes, and [G] how many [C] years can a [G] mountain exist Before it's [C] washed to the [D] sea? Yes, and [G] how many [C] years can some [G] people exist Before they're [C] allowed to be [D] free? Yes, and [G] how many [C] times can a [G] man turn his head And pretend that he [C] just doesn't [D] see? The [C] answer, my [D] friend, is [G] blowin' in the [Em] wind The [C] answer is [D] blowin' in the [G] wind Yes, and [G] how many [C] times must a [G] man look up Before he can [C] see the [D] sky? Yes, and [G] how many [C] ears must one [G] man have Before he can [C] hear people [D] cry? Yes, and [G] how many [C] deaths will it [G] take 'till he knows That too many [C] people have [D] died? The [C] answer, my [D] friend, is [G] blowin' in the [Em] wind The [C] answer is [D] blowin' in the [G] wind C G D e 4 DA DOO RON RON Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich and Phil Spector, 1963 (The Crystals) I [C] met him on a Monday and my [F] heart stood still Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] Somebody told me that his [F] name was Bill Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] Yes, my [F] heart stood still [C] Yes, his [G] name was Bill [C] And when he [F] walked me home Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron He [C] knew what he was doin' when he [F] caught my eye Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron He [C] looked so quiet but [F] my oh my Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] Yes, he [F] caught my eye [C] Yes, but [G] my oh my [C] And when he [F] walked me home Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] [F] [G] [C] [C] [F] [G] [C] Well, he [C] picked me up at seven and he [F] looked so fine Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] Someday soon I'm gonna [F] make him mine Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron [C] Yes, he [F] looked so fine [C] Yes, I’ll [G] make him mine [C] And when he [F] walked me home Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron outro Da [C] doo ron ron ron, da [F] doo ron ron Da [G] doo ron ron ron, da [C] doo ron ron - repeat and fade C F G 5 DOODLE-E-DOO (Original version: DOODLE-DOO-DOO, by Art Kassel and Mel Stitzel,1924) [C] Please play for me, that sweet melody Called [D7] DOODLE-E-DOO, DOODLE-E-DOO [G7] I like the rest, but what I like best is [C] DOODLE-E-DOO, [C7] DOODLE-E-DOO It’s the [F] simplest thing, there's nothing much to it, You [C] don't have to sing, just [A7] DOODLE-E-DOO it. I [D7] love it so, wherever I go I just [G7] DOODLE-E-DOODLE-E- [C] DOO [C] Each little bird that I ever heard Sings [D7] DOODLE-E-DOO, DOODLE-E-DOO [G7] Even canaries in big aviaries [C] DOODLE-E-DOO, [C7] DOODLE-E-DOO [F] Robins and Wrens and birds of a feather, [C] Flickers and Finches [A7] all get together [D7] You’ll hear them peep, twitter and cheep Their [G7] DOODLE-E-DOO, DOODLE-E- [C] DOO [C] Once in a bar, an old opera star Sang [D7] DOODLE-E-DOO, DOODLE-E-DOO [G7] Once in a trance, the lord of the dance Sang [C] DOODLE-E-DOO, [C7] DOODLE-E-DOO [F] Everyone knows that music can cheer you, Just [C] tune up your pipes and let [A7] everyone hear you You [D7] know the song, sing right along Just [G7] DOODLE-E- DOODLE-E- DOODLE-E- DOODLE-E- DOODLE-E- DOODLE-E- [C] DOO C F J K N H 6 Down by the Riverside Trad.
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