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5 years ago927George Burns

[E]At a b[A]ar down in [F#7]Dallas an [Bm]old man c[A]himed [Bm]in, And I t[Bm7-5]hought he was[E7-9] out of[Fdim] his h[A]ead. [E][Cm7-5][E7] [E]Just b[A]eing a y[F#7]oung man I j[Bm]ust laughed [A]it [Bm]off When I he[D9]ard w[A]hat t[E]hat[Bm7-5] old [E7/6]man h[E7]ad sa[A]id. [E]He [Cm7-5]said I[E7]'ll n[A]ever ag[F#7]ain turn the...

5 years ago136112 Tender Love SongsPat Boone

[Em6]On [Edim] a da[D]y like t[DM7]oday We p[Em]assed the [Em7]time a[E7]way Writing l[A7]ove letters [Em7]in [Gdim] the sa[D]nd.[Bm][G] [Em6]How [Edim]you la[D]ughed when I cr[DM7]ied Each ti[Em]me I [Em7]saw the t[E7]ide Take our l[A7]ove letters [Em7]from [A7]the s[D]and.[Gdim][D] Bridge: You [D9]made a [F#7]vow that you Would...

5 years ago2352Days of Wine and Roses (1963),May Each Day (1966)Andy Williams

[E]May each d[A]ay of the [Dm]week[E7/6] be a [A9]good d[A]ay,[AM7][A7] [A7/6]May the L[D9]ord[D9sus4] al - w[D9]ays [Gdim]watch [C#m7-5] over y[Bm]ou,[Bm7-5] [E7]And may [A]all of your h[Gdim]opes turn to [D]wishes,[Dm6] [Fdim]And may [A]all of y[D9]our [Bm7-5]wish -[Fdim] es c[E7]ome t[A]rue. [E]May each d[A]ay of the [Dm]mont[E7/6]h be a...

5 years ago802Happy Heart (1969)Andy Williams

[A]Memories, p[D]ressed between the [Dm6]pages [E7]of my m[A]ind [A]Memories, s[D]weeten thru the [Dm6]ages j[E7]ust like w[A]ine Q[C]uiet thought come [Dm7]floating [C]down And [CM7]settle softly [Dm7]to the g[CM7]round Like [C7]golden autumn [Dm7]leaves a[C7]round my f[F]eet I to[Dm]uched them [Dm+7]and they b[Dm7]urst a[Dm6]part with...

5 years ago1162Moody River (1961)Pat Boone

Refrain: [G]Moody river, [Em]more deadly [G]than the vainest [Em]knife, [G]Moody river, your [G7]muddy water t[C]ook[C/B] my [Am7]ba -[Am7/G] by's l[G]ife. [Em]Last Saturday [B7]evenin', c[Em]ame to the old oak t[B7]ree; It s[Em]tands beside the r[B7]iver where y[C]ou [C/B] w[Am7]ere to[Am7/G] meet [G]me. [Em]On the ground your g[B7]love I...

5 years ago1859Greatest Hits (2015)The Chordettes

[G7]Mr. Sa[CM7]ndman, [CM7/6]bring me a drea[B7]m; [E7]Make him the cutest that I'v[A7+5]e ever see[A7]n. [D7]Give him two lips like [G7]roses in clover, C C/B Am7 Am7/G Fdim(III) G And tell him that his lonesome nights are over. [CM7]Sandman, I'[CM7/6]m so alone[B7], Do[E7]n't have nobody to cal[A7+5]l my own[A7]; Dm Dm7 Fdim(I) Please...

5 years ago2200Never on Sunday (1959)The Chordettes

D DM7 D D9 D Dsus4 A7(V) Oh, you can kiss me on a Mon - day, G#7 A7(V) G#7 A7(V) G#7 A7(V) Gdim D A Monday, a Monday is very very good D DM7 D D9 D Dsus4 A7(V) Or you can kiss me on a Tuesday G#7 A7(V) G#7 A7(V) G#7 GM7 G A7 A7/6 D A Tuesday, a Tuesday, in fact I wish you would D DM7 D D9 D Dsus4 A7(V) Or you can kiss me on a...

5 years ago1439Hoagy Carmichael

[A7]Ole [Em7]butter[A7]milk s[D]ky,[G/B] [D] I'm k[Em7]eeping [A7]my e[D]ye p[G]eeled on y[D]ou. [A7sus4]What's the g[A7]ood [D]word ton[Em7]ight?[D] Are you you[A7sus4] gonna [A7]be m[D]ellow to ni[G]ght?[D] [Em7]Ole [A7+5]butterm[A7]ilk s[D]ky,[G/B] [D] can't you [Em7]see my [A7]little [D]donk[G]ey and [D]me? [A7sus4]We're as...

5 years ago1871Songs From My Fair Lady and Other Broadway Hits (1964)Andy Williams

[Am7]I h[D7]ave [G6]often w[Em]alked [Am7] d[D9]own t[Am7]his st[G]reet bef[Am7]ore,[G] Am7 D7 G+7 B7 Em7/9 Am7alt Am7 D7 But the pavement always stayed beneath my feet before; [Am7]All [Em7]at [CM7]once am[Em7] I [A7/9] s[D9]everal s[G]tories h[G/F#]igh,[Em] [Em7]Know [Em7sus4]- ing I[C]'m [Am]on [Am7]the s[Cdim]treet [Gdim]where [D7]you...

5 years ago1921Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head (1969)Andy Williams

[E7]My w[A]orld is like a[A7sus4] riv - [A7]er,[A7/9] as d[D]ark [F#m] as it is d[D6]eep; N[E]ight[Cdim] after ni[E7]ght [D9]the [Fdim]past [Cdim]slips [E7]in and [Fdim]gathers [E7]all[Bm7-5] my sl[A]eep. [E7]My d[A]ays are just an[A7sus4] end - e[A7]ss s[A7/9]tream [A7]of e[D]mpti[F#m]ness to [D6]me, [B7]Filled [D]only[DM7] by [D6]the...