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Dream Baby Roy Orbison C C7 F 1 2 Blue Bayou Roy Orbison B♭ B♭m C7 F F7 Intro F | | | I F feel so bad I've got a | worried mind C7 I'm so lonesome | all the time | Since I left my | baby behind on F Blue Bayou F↓ F Saving nickels, | saving dimes C7 Working 'till the | sun don't shine | Looking forward to | happier times on F Blue Bayou F↓ I'm going F back some day | come what may to C7 Blue Bayou | Where you | sleep all day and the | catfish play on F Blue Bayou | All those | fishing boats with their F7 sails afloat if B♭ I could only B♭m see That F familiar sunrise through C7 sleepy eyes, how F happy I'd be F↓ F Gonna see my | baby again C7 And to be with | some of my friends | Maybe I'd be | happy then on F Blue Bayou F↓ I'm going F back some day, | gonna stay on C7 Blue Bayou | Where the | folks are fine and the | world is mine on F Blue Bayou | Oh, that | girl of mine F7 by my side the B♭ silver moon and the B♭m evening tide Oh, F some sweet day gonna C7 take away this F hurtin' inside F↓ I'll C7 never be blue, my | dreams come true C7↓ on Blue BaFyou | F↓ Fri Dec 13 2019 05:54:08 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use. 3 4 Dream Baby Roy Orbison C C7 F C7 | Sweet dream | baby, | sweet dream | baby F Sweet dream | baby, C7 how long must I F dream? C7 Dream baby got me dreamin' sweet dreams | the whole day through | Dream baby got me dreamin' sweet dreams | night time, too F I love you and I'm dreaming of you | but that won't do C7 Dream baby make me stop my dreamin', ½C you can make my dreams come F true C7 Sweet dream | baby, | sweet dream | baby F Sweet dream | baby, C7 how long must I F dream? C7 Dream baby got me dreamin' sweet dreams | the whole day through | Dream baby got me dreamin' sweet dreams | night time, too F I love you and I'm dreaming of you | but that won't do C7 Dream baby make me stop my dreamin', ½C you can make my dreams come F true Repeat x2 C7 Sweet dream | baby, | sweet dream | baby F Sweet dream | baby, C7 how long must I F↓ dream? Sun Dec 15 2019 06:39:20 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use. 5 6 Only The Lonely Roy Orbison B♭ C7 F F7 G7 Gm Dum-dum-dum-Fdumdy-doo-wah | Ooh-yay-yay-Gmyay-yeah | Oh-oh-oh-B♭oh-wah C7 Only the F lonely C7 Only the F lonely F↓ Only the F lonely (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) Know the | way I feel toGmnight (ooh-yay-yay-|yay-yeah) ½Gm Only the C7 lonely (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) Know this B♭ feelin' ain't F right (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) ½F There goes my F↓ baby F↓↓↓ There goes my nc heart F7↓↓↓ They're gone forncever B♭↓↓↓ So far ancpart G7↓↓ C7↓ nc But only the F lonely | Know why-y-y-B♭y C7 I cry | Only the F lonely Dum-dum-dum-Fdumdy-doo-wah | Ooh-yay-yay-Gmyay-yeah | Oh-oh-oh-B♭oh-wah C7 Only the F lonely C7 Only the F lonely F↓ 7 Only the F lonely (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) Know the | heartaches I've been Gm through (ooh-yay-yay-|yay-yeah) ½Gm Only the C7 lonely (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) Know I cry B♭ and cry for F you (dum-dum-dum-|dumdy-doo-wah) ½F Maybe F↓ tomorrow F↓↓↓ A new roncmance F7↓↓↓ No more nc sorrow B♭↓↓↓ But that's the nc chance G7↓↓ C7↓ You gotncta take nc If your B♭ lonely C7 heart breaks | Only the F lonely (dum-dum-dum-½Fdumdy-doo-wah) Thu Dec 19 2019 13:53:08 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use. 8 Oh, Pretty Woman Roy Orbison A Am C D Dm E7 F♯m G7 Opening Riff A|---------5-|---------5-| E|-----4-7---|-----4-7---| C|-4-4-------|-4-4-------| A|---------5-9-7-5-|---------5-9-7-5-| x2 E|-----4-7---------|-----4-7---------| C|-4-4-------------|-4-4-------------| Pretty A woman, walking F♯m down the street Pretty A woman, the kind I F♯m like to meet Pretty D woman, ½D I don't beE7lieve you, you're not the | truth No one could | look as good as | you | | (spoken) Mercy | | Pretty A woman, won't you F♯m pardon me? Pretty A woman, I couldn't F♯m help but see Pretty D woman, ½D then you look E7 lovely as can | be Are you | lonely just like | me? | | (growl) | | Dm Pretty woman, G7 stop a while C Pretty woman, Am talk a while Dm Pretty woman, G7 gave your smile to C me | Dm Pretty woman, G7 yeah, yeah, yeah C Pretty woman, Am look my way Dm Pretty woman, G7 say you'll stay with C me A 'Cause I F♯m need you, Dm I'll treat you E7 right A Come with me F♯m baby, Dm be mine toE7night | | | 9 Pretty A woman, don't F♯m walk on by Pretty A woman, don't F♯m make me cry Pretty D woman, ½D don't E7 walk away, | hey, | o|kay | If that's the E7 way it must be, o|kay | I guess I'll | go on home, it's | late There'll be to|morrow night, but | wait, what do I | see? | | | Is she E7 walkin' back to | me | | Yeah, she's | walkin' back to | me | E7 Oh, | oh, pretty A↓↑ woman Fri Dec 20 2019 07:05:58 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use. 10 You Got It Roy Orbison A D E6 E7 F♯m G Intro A ½G ½D x2 A Everytime I look in½Gto your ½D lovely A eyes ½G ½D A I see a love that ½G money ½D just can't E7 buy G One A look from F♯m you I E6 drift aE7way I A pray that F♯m you are E6 here to E7 stay Chorus ½A Any½E6thing you F♯m want, you got it ½A Any½E6thing you F♯m need, you got it A Anything at F♯m all you got it, A baE7by | A Everytime I hold you ½G I begin to ½D underAstand ½G ½D A Everything about you ½G tells me ½D I'm your E7 man G I A live, my F♯m life, to E6 be, with E7 you No A one, can F♯m do, the E6 things, you E7 do Repeat Chorus E7 Anything you | want, (you got it) | Anything you | need, (you got it) | Anything at F♯m a-a-all 11 Instrumental ½A Any½E6thing you F♯m want, you got it ½A Any½E6thing you F♯m need, you got it A Anything at F♯m all you got it, A baE7by | I'm A glad, to F♯m give, my E6 love, to E7 you I A know, you F♯m feel, the E6 way, I E7 do Repeat Chorus x2 E7 Anything at F♯m all, (you got it) A BaE7by, you A↓ got it↓ Fri Dec 27 2019 06:28:57 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) - For non-commercial educational use. 12.
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