Music for Everyone

  299. Tomorrow is Another Day ( The Rescuers )  Come a- B (I) long Will there be sunshine shinin' Will we find a silver linin'? Come a- c# (ii) long, sing a F# (V) song When today becomes tomorrow Will we find joy or sorrow? Sing a B (I) song  Is it wrong To put all our hopes together  And wish for something better? Is it E (IV) wrong to be F# (V) loved? To face the future with another Who means more than any other Is to be B (I) loved We'll g# (vi) paint the gray d# (iii) clouds With E (IV) pretty rainbow F# (V) hues And we'll g# (vi) brush the d# (iii) gloom away And E (IV) save it for a rainy F# (V) day Rainy [G] day, oh to- [C] day If troubles cast a shadow  And shadows make the sun af- [d] raid to stay, why it's o- [G] kay  'Cause there'll be sunshine shinin'  and we'll find a silver linin' a- [C] nother day [C] Tomorrow is another day [F] [C]  How I hope you'll always [F] stay [C]  Tomorrow is another [F] day [C] 

  298. Somebody’s Waiting For You ( The Rescuers )  Be D (I) brave, little one e (ii) Make a A (V) wish for each D (I) sad little tear A (V) Hold your head up, though f# (iii) no one is near E7 (II7) Someone's waiting for e (ii) you A (V) Don't D (I) cry, little one e (ii) There'll be a A (V) smile where a D (I) frown used to be C# (VII) You'll be part of the f# (iii) love that you see C# (VII) Someone's waiting for f# (iii) you Always B7 (VI7) keep a little prayer in your e (ii) pocket And you're B7 (VI7) sure to see the e (ii) light C# (VII) Soon there'll be joy and f# (iii) happiness And B7 (VI7) your little E7 (II7) world will be A (V) bright Have D (I) faith, little one e (ii) 'Til your hopes and your A (V) wishes come true B7 (VI7) You must try to be e (ii) brave, little a (v) one Some D (I) one's b (vi) waiting e (ii) to A7 (V7) love D (I) you  

  244. Spoonful of Sugar ( Mary Poppins )  In every F (I) job that must be done There is an element of fun You find the fun and [Ab] snap! The job's a C (V) game And every Bb (IV) task you under- [Db] take Be- F (I) comes a piece of G (II) cake A C (V) lark! G (II) A C (V) spree! G (II) It's C (V) ve- G (II) ry C (V) clear G (II) to C7 (V7)  see that Chorus: A C (V) Spoonful of sugar helps the F (I) medicine go down The C (V) medicine go down-wown The F (I) medicine go down Just a C (V) spoonful of sugar helps the F (I) medicine go down F (I) In a most de- g (ii) light- C (V) ful F (I) way A robin F (I) feathering his nest Has very little time to rest While gathering his [Ab] bits of twine and C (V) twig Though quite in- Bb (IV) tent in his pur- [Db] suit  He has a F (I) merry tune to G (II) toot He C  V) knows G (II) a C (V) song G (II) will C (V) move G (II) the C (V) job G (II) a- C (V) long  For Chorus The honey F (I) bees that fetch the nectar from the...

  243. Feed the Birds ( Mary Poppins )  F# (I) Feed the a# (iii) birds, B (IV) tuppence a F# (I) bag, B (IV) Tuppence, F# (I) tuppence, G# (II) tuppence a C# (V) bag F# (I) "Feed the a# (iii) birds, B (IV) "that's what she F# (I) cries B (IV) While over- F# (I) head, her C# (V) birds fill the F# (I) skies All a- d# (vi) round the ca- A# (III) thedral the d# (vi) saints and a- A# (III) postles Look d# (vi) down as she A# (III) sells her d# (vi) wares. Al- F# (I) though you can't C# (V) see it, you F# (I) know they are C# (V)  smiling Each F# (I) time someone A# (III) shows that he d# (vi) cares C# (V)  F# (I) Though her a# (iii) words are B (IV) simple and F# (I) few B (IV) Listen, F# (I) listen, she's G# (II) calling to C# (V) you F# (I) "Feed the a# (iii) birds, B (IV) tuppence a A# (III) bag B (IV) Tuppence, G# (II) tuppence, C# (V) tuppence a F# (I) bag