Music for Everyone

  14. I Got Rhythm (An American in Paris)     e (vi) Days can be a (ii) sunny with e (vi) never a A (II) sigh  e (vi) Don't need what money can buy a (ii) e (vi) a (ii) e (vi) Birds in the a (ii) trees sing their dayful of e (vi) songs  e (vi) Why A (II) shouldn't D (V) we sing G (I) along B7 (III7) I'm E (Vi) chipper all the day C (IV) Happy with my A (II) lot B7 (III7) How do I e (vi) get that way C (IV) Look at A (II) what I've D (V) got G (I) I e (vi) got a (ii) rhy- D (V) thm, b (iii) I e (vi) got a (ii) mu- D (V) sic,  G (I ) I e (vi) got a (ii) my D (V) man Who could b (iii) ask for D (V) anything G (I) more? G (I) I've e (vi) got a (ii) dai- D (V) sies b  (iii) in e (vi) green a (ii) pas- D (V) tures  G (I) I e (vi) got a (ii) my D (V) man Who could b (iii) ask for D (V) anything G (I) more? B7 (III7) Old man trouble e (vi) I don't mind him   A7 (II7) You won't find him D (V) 'round my door  G (I) I've e (vi) got a (ii) sta...

  8. The Unbirthday Song ( Alice in Wonderland )    D (V) A G (I) very merry unbirthday to me A G (I) very merry unbirthday to D (V) you Let's G (I) all congratu- D (V) late us with a- am (ii) nother cup of tea A D (V) very merry unbirthday to G (I) you! (HATTER, SPOKEN): Now, G (I) statistics prove, am (ii) prove that you've  C (IV) one birthday Imagine, just D (V) one birthday every G (I) year Ah, but there are G (I) three hundred and sixty four D (V) un-birthdays! A (II) Precisely why we're gathered here to  D (V) cheer (ALICE, SPOKEN): Well then today is my unbirthday, too! (HATTER, HARE): It is? In that case, A G (I) very merry unbirthday to you, to you To me? To you! A very merry unbirthday D (V) For me? For you! Now G (I) blow the candle out my dear And a (ii) make your wish come true A D (V) merry merry unbirthday to G (I) you!    

  7. Painting the Roses Red ( Alice in Wonderland )  F (I) Painting the roses C (V) red We're F (I) painting the roses red We Bb (IV) dare not F (I) stop or C (V) waste a F (I) drop  So  g (ii) let the paint be C (V) spread We're  F (I) painting the roses  Bb (IV) red We're C (V) painting the roses F (I) red Oh, F (I) painting the roses C (V) red And F (I) many a tear we shed Bb (IV) Because we F (I) know They'll C (V) cease to F (I) grow In g (ii) fact they'll soon be C (V) dead And F (I) yet we go Bb (IV) ahead C (V) Painting the roses F (I) red F (I) Painting the roses C (V) red We're F (I) painting the roses red Oh, Bb (IV) pardon F (I) me  But C (V) Mister F (I) Three Why g (ii) must you paint them C (V) red  F (I) The queen She likes them C (V) red If F (I) she saw white instead  She'd Bb (IV) raise a F (I) fuss And C (V) each of F (I) us  would g (ii) quickly lose his C (V) head Since F (I) this is the thought  we Bb (IV) dre...

  6. In a World of My Own ( Alice in Wonderland ) Cats and Ab (I) rabbits Would reside in fancy little houses And be dressed in shoes and hats and c (iii) trousers F (VI) In a bb (ii) world of my c (iii) own F (VI) All the bb (ii) flowers Would have very extra-special powers They would sit and talk to me for hours When I'm lonely in a Ab (I) world of my Eb (V) own There'd be Ab (I) new birds Lots of nice and friendly how-de-do birds Everyone would have a dozen blue birds Within that Db (IV) world of my own I could listen to a babbling C (III) brook And hear a f (vi ) song that C (III) I could under- f (vi) stand Bb (II) I keep  Ab (I) wishing it could F (VI) be that bb (ii) way Because my F (VI) world would be a bb (ii) won- Eb (V) der Ab (I) land