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1963 Beatles 1963 Beatles This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 2 Table of contents A Taste Of Honey . 4 All My Loving . 5 Anna (Go To Him) . 6 Ask Me Why . 7 Baby It's You . 8 Bad To Me . 9 Besame Mucho . 10 Boys . 11 Chains . 12 Devil in her heart . 13 Don't Bother Me . 14 From Me To You . 15 Hold Me Tight . 16 I Saw Her Standing There . 17 I Wanna Be Your Man . 18 I Want To Hold Your Hand . 19 I'll Get You . 20 It won't be long . 21 Little Child . 22 Love Me Do . 23 Misery . 24 Money . 25 My Bonnie . 26 Not A Second Time . 27 P.S. I Love You . 28 Please Mister Postman . 29 Please please me . 30 Roll Over Beethoven . 31 She Loves You . 32 Thank You Girl . 33 There's A Place . 34 This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 3 This boy . 35 Till There Was You . 36 Twist and shout . 37 You Really Got A Hold On Me . 38 This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 4 A Taste Of Honey Song by: Ric Marlow Lyrics by: Bobby Scott ArtistsThe Beatles Em G D E A Am Em G D Em A taste of honey, tasting much sweeter than wine Do dut don du du dut don du Em E G A I dream of your first kiss and then Em E G A I feel upon my lips again Em A taste of honey, a taste of honey G D Em Tasting much sweeter than wine Am Em Am Em G A Em A I will return yes I will return G D Em I’ll come back for the honey and you Do dut don du to dut don du Em E G A Yours was the kiss that awoke my heart Em E There lingers still the G A we're far apart Em A taste of honey, a taste of honey G D Em Tasting much sweeter than wine G A Em A I will return yes I will return G D Em I’ll come back or the honey and you Am Em Am Em Am Em This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 5 All My Loving Song by: John Lennon ásamt fleirum. Lyrics by: John Lennon ásamt fleirum. ArtistsThe Beatles Dm G7 C Am F Bb G Caug Dm G7 Close your eyes and I'll kiss you C Am tomorrow I'll miss you, F Dm Bb G remember I'll always be true. Dm G And then while I'm away C Am I'll write home every day, F G7 C and I'll send all my loving to you. Am C+ C All my loving, I will send to you Am C+ C all my loving, Darling I'll be true. Dm G7 I'll pretend that I'm kissing C Am the lips I am missing F Dm Bb G and hope that my dreams will come true. Dm G And then while I'm away C Am I'll write home every day, F G7 C and I'll send all my loving to you. Am C+ C All my loving, I will send to you Am C+ C all my loving, Darling I'll be true. Dm G7 Close your eyes and I'll kiss you C Am tomorrow I'll miss you, F Dm Bb G remember I'll always be true. Dm G And then while I'm away C Am I'll write home every day, F G7 C and I'll send all my loving to you. Am C+ C All my loving, I will send to you Am C+ C all my loving, Darling I'll be true. This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 6 Anna (Go To Him) Song by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. Lyrics by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. ArtistsThe Beatles D Bm Em A7 G Gm E7 DBm D DBm D D Bm D Bm D Bm Anna you come and ask me girl to set you free girl D Bm Em A7 You say he loves you more than me so I will set you free D Bm D Bm Go with him (Anna) Go with him D Bm D Bm D Bm Anna girl before you go now I want you to know now D Bm Em A7 That I still love you so but if he loves you more D Go with him G All of my life I've been searching for a girl D Who'll love me like I love her G Gm But every girl I've ever had, breaks my heart and leave me sad E7 A7 What am I what am I supposed to do oh... D Bm D Bm Anna just one more thing girl D Bm Em A7 You give back your ring to me, and I will set you free D Go with him G All of my life I've been searching for a girl D Who'll love me like I love her G Gm But every girl I've ever had, breaks my heart and leave me sad E7 A7 What am I what am I supposed to do oh... D Bm D Bm Anna just one more thing girl D Bm Em A7 You give back your ring to me and I will set you free D Go with him Bm D Bm (Anna) Go with him (Anna) D Bm D You can go with him girl (Anna) Go with him This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 7 Ask Me Why ArtistsThe Beatles E A B G# C#m G#m B7 Eaug 4 4 4 EA B A E I love you 'cos you tell me things I want to know E A B A E G# And it's true that it really only goes to show that I know C#m A G#m B7 That I I I I should never ever ever be blue E A B A E Now you're mine my happiness near makes me cry E A B A E G# And in time you'll understand the reason why if I cry C#m It's not because I'm sad A E E+ But you're the only love that I've ever had A B7 E E+ I can't believe it's happened to me A B7 E B7 I can't conceive of any more misery E A B A E Ask me why I'll say I love you G#m A E E+ And I'm always thinking of you EA B A E I love you 'cos you tell me things I want to know E A B A E G# And it's true that it really only goes to show that I know C#m A G#m B7 That I I I I should never ever ever be blue E A B A E Ask me why I'll say I love you G#m A E E+ And I'm always thinking of you A B7 E E+ I can't believe it's happened to me A B7 E B7 I can't conceive of any more misery E A B A E Ask me why I'll say I love you G#m A E E+ And I'm always thinking of you This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 8 Baby It's You Song by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. Lyrics by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. ArtistsThe Beatles G Em C Am D G Em Sha la la la la la la G Em Sha la la la la la la G Em Sha la la la la la la C I's not the way you smile G that touched my heart. C It's not the way you kiss G that tears apart. Em But how many many many nights go by Am G Em I sit alone at home and i cry over you.What can I do? C D G Em G Can't help myself cause baby it's you. Baby it's you. C G You should hear what they say about you cheat cheat C G They say they say you never never ever been true Em Wo ho it doesn't matter what they say Am I know I'm gonna love you any old way G Em What can I do then it's true. C D Don't want nobody nobody G Em G Cause baby it's you. Baby it's you. This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls. 9 Bad To Me Song by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. Lyrics by: Paul McCartney ásamt fleirum. ArtistsThe Beatles E C#m Abm F#m Gaug A B7 C#7 Bm 4 4 E C#m If you ever leave me, I'll be sad and blue Abm F#m Gaug Don't you ever leave me, I'm so in love with you E Abm C#m The birds in the sky would be sad and lonely E Abm C#m If they knew that I lost my one and only, A B7 E Abm B7 They'd be sad if you're bad to me E Abm C#m The leaves on the trees would be softly sighin’ E Abm C#m If they heard from the breeze that you left me crying, A B7 E They'd be sad don’t be bad to me A B7 But I know you won't leave me 'cause you told me so, E C#7 I've no intention of letting you go, A B7 F#m Gaug Just as long as you let me know, you won't be bad to me E Abm C#m So the birds in the sky won't be sad and lonely E Abm C#m 'Cause they know that I got my one and only A B7 Bm C#7 They'll be glad you're not bad to me F#m B7 E Abm F#m B7 They'll be glad you're not bad to me E Abm F#m B7 To me E Abm F#m B7 To me This songbook was generated at www.guitarparty.com Bls.
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