Music for Everyone

289. You Never Can Tell ( Pulp Fiction )  It was a C (I) teenage wedding And the old folks wished them well You could see that Pierre did Truly love the mademoi- G (V) selle And now the G (V) young monsieur and madame have rung the chapel bell "C'est la vie", say the old folks It G7 (V7)  goes to show you never can C (I) tell They furnished C (I) off an apartment With a two room Roebuck sale The coolerator was crammed with Tv dinners and ginger G (V) ale But when G (V) Pierre found work The little money comin' worked out well "C'est la vie", say the old folks It G7  (V7) goes to show you never can C (I) tell They had a C (I) hi-fi phono Boy, did they let it blast Seven hundred little records All rock, rhythm and G (V) jazz But when the G (V) sun went down The rapid tempo of the music fell "C'est la vie", say the old folks It G7 (V7) goes to show you never can C (I) tell They bought a C (I) souped-up jitney 'Twas a cherry red '53 The...

  288. Son of a Preacher Man ( Pulp Fiction ) page 1 E (I) Billy Ray was a preacher's son And when his A (IV) daddy would visit he'd E (I) come along E (I) When they gathered around and started talkin' B7 (V7) That's when Billy would take me walkin' B7  (V7) Out through the back yard we'd go walkin' B7  (V7) Then he'd look into my eyes B7 (V7) Lord knows, to my surprise Chorus: The E (I) only one who could ever reach me A (IV) Was the son of a E (I) preacher man The E (I) only boy who could ever teach me  A (IV) Was the son of a E (I) preacher man Yes, he E (I) was, he B7 (V7) was, A (IV) ooh, yes, he was E (I) Bein' good isn't always easy A (IV) No matter how E (I) hard I try E (I) When he started sweet-talkin' to me B7  (V7)  He'd come and tell me "Everything is all right" B7  (V7) He'd kiss and tell me "Everything is all right" B7  (V7) Can I get away again tonight? Chorus      288. Son of a Preacher Man ( Pulp ...

  287. Lonesome Town ( Pulp Fiction ) B (I) There's a place where D# (III) lovers go To E (IV) cry their F# (V) troubles a- B (I) way E (IV) And they e (iv) call it B (I) lonesome g# (vi) town E (I) Where the F# (V) broken hearts B (I) stay (lonesome town) B (I) You can buy a D# (III) dream or two E (IV) To last you F# (V) all through the B (I) years E (IV) And the e (iv) only B (I) price you g# (vi) pay E (IV) Is a F# (V) heartful of B (I) tears (full of tears) E (IV) Goin' down to d# (iii) lonesome town E (IV) Where the F# (V) broken hearts B (I) stay E (IV) Goin' down to d# (iii) lonesome town To C# (II) cry my troubles a- F# (V) way B (I) In the town of D# (III) broken dreams E (IV) The streets are F# (V) paved with re- B (I) gret E (IV) Maybe e (iv) down in B (I) lonesome g# (vi) town E (IV) I can F# (V) learn to for- B (I) get (to forget) E (IV) Maybe e (iv) down in B (I) lonesome g# (vi) town E (IV) I can F# (V) learn to for- B (I) get

  286. Let’s Stay Together ( Pulp Fiction)   INTRO: Bb (IV) a (iii) g (ii) a (iii) Bb (IV) a (iii) g (ii) C7 (V7)  F (I) I, I'm I'm so in a/D love with you Whatever you Bb (IV) want to do Is all bb (iv) right with me Cause a (iii) you g (ii) make me F (I) feel  e (vii) so brand d (vi) new And a (iii) I g (ii) want to F (I) spend my a (iii) life with d (vi) you Let me say that F (I) since, baby, since we've been to- a/D gether Loving you for- Bb (IV) ever Is what I bb (iv) need Let a (iii) me, g (ii) be the F (I) one you come e (vii) running d (vi) to a (iii) I'll g (ii) never F (I) be untrue a (iii) Oh d (vi) baby g (ii) Let's, let's stay to- a (iii) gether ('gether) Lovin' you g (ii) whether, whether Times are Bb (IV) good or a (iii) bad, d (vi) happy or C (V) sad Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah Whether Times are Bb (IV) good or a (iii) bad, d (vi) happy or C (V) sad F (I) Why, why some people a/D break up Then turn around and Bb (IV) make up I just can't bb (...