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At Least One Waylon Jennings Song (Colin Sings) Here are some songs we didn't get to yesterday that we might want to work on next week: • At least one Waylon Jennings song (Colin sings). Colin suggested "Only Daddy that Will Walk the Line." (Does anyone have a YouTube link? ) And any of those Billy Joe Shaver songs that Waylon recorded would be great, too. • Above and Beyond (G, Jim sings melody, Steve sings harmony) The chords on the website are in C. They're easy to transpose. • Sweet Caroline (D, Ronnie sings). The chords on the website are in A. I'll transpose them if I get inspired. • Only the Lonely (F, Jim sings) • Pretty Woman (A, Ronnie sings) • Yes Sir (D, Steve sings) • Shana instrumentals • No One is to Blame (A? Ronnie sings?) Maybe's • What a Difference A Day Makes / Cuando Vuelva a tu Lado. (Christy sings in D, Jim sings in F) • Fly me to the Moon (E flat and A flat? Christy and Ronnie sing) • Mrs. Robinson (G) • You're Gonna Lose that Girl (D) • Other Buck Owens (Sam's Place, My Heart Skips a Beat) • I Saw Her Standing There • Penny Lane • I’ve Just Seen A Face Page 1 2/4/2007 Above and Beyond Chorus: C G7 Well I’ll Give You Love That's Above C F And beyond the call of love C G7 And i'll never ever make you cry C G7 Yes I’ll Give You Love That's Above C F And beyond the call of love C G7 C And love's something that money can't buy F Well a poor boy's chances for a pretty girl's glances C G7 Are sometimes very few C F Although I’ve got no money if you'll be my honey C G7 C Here's what I’ll offer you Repeat Chorus F Well we met by chance and i knew at a glance C G7 I'd found my destiny C F I want to carry you off and marry you C G7 C If you will agree Repeat Chorus and Fade http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8tVEmPuPfM&mode=related&search= Page 2 2/4/2007 Sweet Caroline in the key of A. We do it in D. Neil Diamond Intro Chords: E E E E Verse 1 A D Where it began I can't begin to know it A E But then I know it's going strong A D Was in the spring, and spring became a summer A E Who'd have believe you'd come along Chorus A Amaj7 Hands touching hands E D E Reaching out touching me touching you A D E Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good A D E I’m inclined to believe there never would D Dbm Bm But now I'm Verse 2 Look at the night and it don't seem so lonely We fill it up with only two And when I hurt Hurting runs off my shoulder How can I hurt when holding you Warm touching warm Reachin out touching me touching you Chorus A Amaj7 Hands touching hands E D E Reaching out touching me touching you A D E Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good A D E I’m inclined to believe there never would D Dbm Bm Oh no no Page 3 2/4/2007 Only The Lonely (r.orbison/melson) Dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah Ooh-yay-yay-yay-yeah Oh-oh-oh-oh-wah Only the lonely Only the lonely (dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah) Know the way I feel tonight (ooh-yay-yay-yay-yeah) Only the lonely (dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah) Know this feelin aint right (dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah) There goes my baby There goes my heart Theyre gone forever So far apart But only the lonely Know why I cry Only the lonely Dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah Ooh-yay-yay-yay-yeah Oh-oh-oh-oh-wah Only the lonely Only the lonely Know the heartaches Ive been through Only the lonely Know I cried and cried for you Maybe tomorrow A new romance No more sorrow But thats the chance - you gotta take If your lonely heart breaks Only the lonely Dum-dum-dum-dumdy-doo-wah Page 4 2/4/2007 Pretty Woman Roy Orbison Pretty woman, walkin down the street, pretty woman The kind I like to meet, pretty woman I dont believe you, youre not the truth No one could look as good as you. mercy! Pretty woman, wont you pardon me? pretty woman, I couldnt help but see, pretty woman, that you look lovely as can be. Are you lonely just like me? wow! Pretty woman, stop awhile. Pretty woman, talk awhile Pretty woman, give your smile to me. Pretty woman, yeah, yeah, yeah Pretty woman, look my way Pretty woman, say youll stay with me cause I need you, Ill treat you right Come with me baby, be mine tonight Pretty woman, dont walk on by Pretty woman, dont make me cry Pretty woman, dont walk away, hey, o.k. If thats the way it must be, o.k. I guess Ill go on home. its late. Therell be tomorrow night, but wait! What do I see? is she walking back to me? Yeah, shes walking back to me, oh, oh, pretty woman Page 5 2/4/2007 Yes Sir (Key of D) (The numbers represent chords in the Nashville numbering system.) (Like "She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain" except for the minor chord) 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 4 4m 1 5 1 1 Does my baby call me honey, Yes Sir Does she help me save my money, Yes Sir When she rolls those big black eyes, breathes those heavy sighs Does it make goose pimples rise, Yes Sir Is there gonna be a wedding, Yes Sir Is the news already spreading, Yes Sir When they play here comes the bride, we walk down side by side Will I be puffed out with pride, Yes Sir Did I call on Sally Pringle, Yes Sir Did she vow that she was single, Yes Sir When that man walked in the flat, and he hollered who is that Did I leave without my hat, Yes Sir Did I quit my misbehaving, Yes Sir Is my razor just for shaving, Yes Sir Did I take my gals advice, did I cut out gin and dice And wasn’t that some sacrifice, Yes Sir Did I come home barely ticking, Yes Sir Boy did I do some sweet bone picking, Yes Sir When my neighbor counts his flock Boy, will he get a shock, and will he miss those Plymouth Rock, Yes Sir Page 6 2/4/2007 No One Is To Blame - Howard Jones Intro: A Asus4 A D E Esus4 E A A Asus4 A D E Esus4 E (arpeggiate using your pinky to hit the sus4's - follow the keyboard) A F#m E A F#m E A E You can look at the menu, but you just can't eat D A You can feel the cushion but you can't have a seat E You can dip your foot in the pool, but you can't have a swim D A You can feel the punishment, but you can't commit the sin E D A And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone E D And you want her, and she wants you D A D C#m7 Bm7 E A F#m E A F#m E No one, no one, no one ever, is to blame (same as above) You can build a mansion but you just can't live in it You're the fastest runner, but you're not allowed to win Some break the rules, and let you cut the cost The insecurity is the thing that won't be lost And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone And you want her, and she wants you No one, no one, no one ever, is to blame (same as above) You can see the summit, but you can't reach it It's the last piece of the puzzle, but you just can't make it fit Doctor says you're cured, but you still fill the pain Aspirations in the clouds, but your hopes go down the drain And you want her, and she wants you, we want everyone And you want her, and she wants you D A D C#m7 Bm7 E F#m B7 No one, no one, no one ever, is to blame Bm7 E F#m B7 No one ever, is to blame Bm7 E A F#m E A F#m E No one ever, is to blame Outro: A Asus4 A D E Esus4 E A A Asus4 A D E Esus4 E A You Tube version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fiba80YVyM Page 7 2/4/2007 Mrs. Robinson And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson Jesus loves you more than you will know (Wo, wo, wo) God bless you please, Mrs. Robinson Heaven holds a place for those who pray (Hey, hey, hey...hey, hey, hey) We'd like to know a little bit about you for our files We'd like to help you learn to help yourself Look around you, all you see are sympathetic eyes Stroll around the grounds until you feel at home And here's to you, Mrs.
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