Music for Everyone

  267. You Are My Sunshine ( O Brother Where Art Thou )  Chorus: You are my G (I) sunshine, my only sunshine You make me C (IV) happy when skies are G (I) gray You'll never C (IV) know dear, how much I G (I) love you Please don't G (I) take my D (V) sunshine a- G (I) way The other G (I) night dear, as I lay sleeping,  I dreamed I C (IV) held you in my G (I) arms But when I C (IV) woke dear, I was mis- G (I) taken  So I G (I) hung my D (V) head and I G (I) cried Chorus I’ll always G (I) love you and make you happy If you will C (IV) only say the G (I) same But if you C (IV) leave me and love an- G (I) other  You’ll re- G (I) gret it D (V) oh, one G (I) day Chorus In all my G (I) dreams, dear, you seem to leave me When I a-  C (IV) wake my poor heart G (I) pains So when you C (IV) come back and make me G (I) happy I'll for- G (I) give you and take D (V) all the G (I) blame Chorus

  266. Man of Constant Sorrow ( O Brother Where Art Thou )  (In constant C (V) sorrow through his F (I) days) F (I) I am a man of constant Bb (IV) sorrow I've seen C (V) trouble all my F (I) day. F (I) I bid farewell to old Ken- Bb (IV) tucky The place where C (V) I was born and F (I) raised. (The place where C (V) he was born and F (I) raised) F (I) For six long years I've been in Bb (IV) trouble No pleasures C (V) here  on earth I F (I) found F (I) For in this world I'm bound to Bb (IV) ramble  I have no C (V) friends to help me F (I) now. F (I) It's fare thee well my old Bb (IV) lover I never ex- C (V) pect  to see you a- F (I) gain F (I) For I'm bound to ride that northern Bb (IV) railroad Perhaps I'll C (V) die upon this F (I) train. (Perhaps he'll C (V) die  upon this F (I) train) . F (I) You can bury me in some deep Bb (IV) valley For many C (V) years  where I may F (I) lay F (I) Then you may learn to love an- Bb (IV) other  While I am C (V...