breakfast at tiffanys

BREAKFAST AT TIFFANYS

D GYou say that we've gotA Dnothing in common,

G A Dno common ground to start from,

G A D G Aand we're falling apart.

D GYou'll say the world has A Dcome between us,

G A Dour lives have come between us,

G Astill I know you just don't D G Acare.

D And I said what aboutA GBreakfast at Tiffany's,

D Ashe said I think I remember Gthat film

Dand as I recall I think weA Gboth kind of liked it,

D Aand I said well that's the one Gthing we've got.

D G AI see you're the only one Dwho knew me

G A and now your eyes see D through me,

G A D G AI guess I was wrong.

D G ASo what now it's plain to see Dwe’re over

G Aand I hate it when things are Dover

G Aand so much is left D G Aundone.

D GYou say that we've gotA Dnothing in common,

G A Dno common ground to start from,

G A D G Aand we're falling apart.

D GYou'll say the world has A Dcome between us,

G A Dour lives have come between us,

G Astill I know you just don't D G Acare.

CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE

CTried to amend my D Gcarnivorous ha bits

C D GMade it nearly seventy days

C DLosin' weight without speed, Geatin' sunflower seeds

ADrinkin' lots of carrot juice Dand soakin' up rays

C DBut at night I'd have these Gwonderful dreams

C D EmSome kind of sensuous treat

C GNot zucchini, fettucini or C Gbulgar wheat

C GBut a big warm bun and a D Ghuge hunk of meat

C D GCheeseburger in paradise

C DHeaven on Earth with an Gonion slice

C D CNot too particular, not too Gprecise

C GI'm just a Cheeseburger in D Gparadise

C DHeard about the old time Gsailor men

C DThey eat the same thing Gagain and again

G CWarm beer and bread they D Gsaid could raise the dead

AWell it reminds me of the Dmenu at a Holiday Inn

C G DBut times change, sailors Gthese days

C DWhen I'm in port I get what EmI need

C GNot just Havanas or bananas C Gor daiquiris

C GBut that American creation D Gon which I feed

C D GMedium rare with mustard

be nice

C DHeaven on Earth with an Gonion slice

Tacet: I like mine with lettuce and tomato Heinz 57 and French fried potatoes Big kosher pickle and a cold draft beer Well good God almighty which way do I steer for my

C DMakin' the best of every G Cvirtue and vice

C DWorth every damn bit of Gsacrifice to get a

C GCheeseburger in D Gparadise

C GI need a Cheeseburger in D Gparadise

BYE, BYE LOVE

G7There goes my baby With-a Csomeone new.

G7She sure looks happy. I sure Cam blue.

FShe was my baby 'Til he Gstepped in.

G7Goodbye to romance That Cmight have been.

F CBye bye, love. F CBye bye, happiness.

F C Hello, loneliness. F G7 CI think I'm a-gonna cry-y.

F CBye bye, love. F CBye bye, sweet caress.

F C Hello, emptiness. F G7 CI feel like I could di-ie.

C G7 CBye bye, my love, goodby-ye.

G7There goes my baby With-a Csomeone new.

G7She sure looks happy. I sure Cam blue.

FShe was my baby 'Til he Gstepped in.

G7Goodbye to romance That Cmight have been.

F CBye bye, love. F CBye bye, happiness.

F C Hello, loneliness. F G7 CI think I'm a-gonna cry-y.

F CBye bye, love. F CBye bye, sweet caress.

F C Hello, emptiness. F G7 CI feel like I could di-ie.

C G7 CBye bye, my love, goodby-ye.

AMAZING GRACE

C C7 FAmazing grace, how sweet Cthe sound.

C G7That saved a wretch like me.

C C7 FI once was lost, but now I'm Cfound,

CWas blind, but G7 C(4) G7(4)now I see.

C C7'Twas grace that taught my F Cheart to fear,

C G7And grace my fears relieved.

C C7How precious did that F Cgrace appear,

C G7The hour I first C(4) G7(4)believed.

C C7Through many dangers, F Ctoils and snares,

C G7I have already come,

C C7'Twas grace that brought me F Csafe thus far,

C G7And grace will lead me C(4) G7(4)home.

C C7 FThe lord has promised good Cto me,

C G7His word my hope secures

C C7 F CHe will my Shield and Portion be,

C G7 C(4) G7(4)As long as life endures.

C C7When we've been there ten F Cthousand years,

C G7Bright shining as the sun,

C C7 F We've no less days to sing CGod's praise,

G7 C G7(4)Than when we first begun.

C G7 C(4) F(4)Was blind, but now I see. C(~)(A - men)

Proud Mary

G Left a good job in the city, workin for the man every night and day

G and I never lost one minute of sleepin', worryin' 'bout the way things might have been.

D7Big wheel a-keep on turnin' EmProud Mary keep on burnin',

GRoll - in', rollin', rollin' on the river.

G Cleaned a lot of plates in Memphis, pumped a lot of pain down in New Orleans

G But I never saw the good side of the city, till I hitched a ride on a river boat queen.

G if you come down to the river, bet you're gonna find some people who live

G you don't have to worry, cause you have no money, people on the river are happy to give.


End

Proud Mary

End

Bad Moon Rising

C Bb F C I see the bad moon rising, C Bb F C I see trouble on the way

C Bb F C I see earthquakes and lightning, C Bb F C I see bad times today

F Don't go around tonight, Cwell it's bound to take your Bb FLife. There's a bad moon on Cthe rise

C Bb F CI hear hurricanes blowing, C Bb FI know the end is coming Csoon

C Bb F CI fear rivers overflowing, C Bb FI hear the voice of rage and Cruin

C Bb FHope you got your things Ctogether, C Bb Fhope you are quite prepared Cto die

C Bb FLooks like we're in for nasty Cweather, C Bb Fone eye is taken for an Ceye


(Ad Nauseum)

Bad Moon Rising -- End

The Buckin’ Song

By Robert Earl Keen

C I had a horse named Bad LuckShe weren't good looking but she sure could buck F C Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

C I put my mama on her, she threw her in the air My mama said son "that's a mother buckin' mare" F C Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

C Took her to the rodeo, she won second place She was really buckin' good in the buckin' barrel race F C Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

C She won a thousand dollars, I put it in my hat Bought a brand new saddle she bucked me out of that F C Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

C She bucked me on the pick-up truck, she bucked me on the fence My daddy said "son, you got no buckin' sense" C F Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

C So if you got a bucker, don't ever buck around That buckin' mother bucker will buck you on the ground F C Yahoo hey hey G C Yippee yi cy yey

The Buckin’ Song

The End

Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport

C FTie me kangaroo down, sport,G CTie me kangaroo down.

C FWatch me wallabies feed mate, G Cwatch me wallabies feed.

CHey look there a dangerous F

breed mate, G Cso watch me wallabies feed.

C FKeep me cockatoo cool Curl, G Ckeep me cockatoo cool.

C FDon't go acting the fool Curl, G CJust keep me cockatoo cool.

C FTake me koala back Jack, G Ctake me Koala back.

CHe lives somewhere out on Fthe track Mac, G Cso take me Koala back.

C FMind me Platypus duck bill,G Cmind me Platypus Duck.

CDon't let him go runnin' a Fmuck bill, G Cjust mind me Platypus duck.

C FPlay your didgeridoo, Blue G CPlay your didgeridoo.

C Fkeep playin' 'til I shoot thru, Blue G CPlay your didgeridoo.

C FTan me hide when I'm dead, Fred G CTan me hide when I'm dead.

CSo we tanned his hide when Fhe died, Clyde GAnd that's it hangin' on the Cshed!!

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