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Serendipity [August-September 2007] Draft 2 – 6/7/07 Your daughters and your sons.........................................................................................................2 Supergran .........................................................................................................................................4 Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah!..........................................................................................................6 Waly Waly..........................................................................................................................................8 Vitamin Dance ................................................................................................................................10 Yerushalayim Shel Zahav................................................................................................................12 Fields of Athenry ............................................................................................................................14 Another Train .................................................................................................................................16 Hallelujah........................................................................................................................................18 Serendipity .....................................................................................................................................20 Travellin’ Soldier ............................................................................................................................22 Kacheche ........................................................................................................................................24 Gone the rainbow ..........................................................................................................................26 Sua Gan...........................................................................................................................................28 Skin .................................................................................................................................................30 I don’t work for a living..................................................................................................................32 Rip Rip Woodchip ..........................................................................................................................50 Drunken Landlady Tune Set.........................................................................................................49 Dunmore Lassess Tune Set ............................................................................................................50 Twinkletoes ....................................................................................................................................52 Wayne Richmond 38 Alleyne Avenue North Narrabeen NSW 2101 (02) 9913 7788 (0400) 803 804 wayne@humph.org Web: humph.org Your daughters & your sons Tommy Sands Adapted from an arrangement for unnaccompanied SATB choir by Tom Bridges (Jan '04) 1. 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Bb your wri to re saw ghet 'ry - one you pain stop bod nam nev got C your mu - sic and they that proud - ly hides the in Bel - fast and they re - li - gion but one ic's play - ing and the They could - n't And though your In Vi - et And though you And now you've would - n't brave - ly in that world where all the S. Bb ters ters ters ters ters and and and and and ters ters ters ters ters and and and and and 3 your your your your your 3 3 3 your your your your your F sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. Chorus S. 11 Bb In C F 3 your daugh -ters and your sons, in your T. In B. your daugh -ters and F sowed sowed there sowed sowed the the you the the seeds seeds sowed seeds seeds sowed the seeds sowed there sowed sowed B. the you the the seeds sowed seeds seeds your your daugh daugh daugh daugh daugh - You You It's You You and and andn and and 3 your your your your your 3 3 Verse 4 (Choir) S. A. Nnnn Nnnn T. B. Nnnn Nnnn ters ters ters ters ters and and andn and and Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn - Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn your your your your your Nnnn sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn 3 C7 sons. sons. sons. sons. sons. daugh daugh daugh daugh daugh F of free - dom in your of jus - tice in your the seeds of peace in your of e - qual - i - ty in your of free - dom in your sons. ters ters ters ters ters You You It's You You sons. C of free - dom in your of jus - tice in your the seeds of peace in your of e - qual - i - ty in your of free - dom in your Intro: |F Bb|C FC| (x 2) V1: Line 1 & 2: Sops Line 3: Sops + Tenors Line 4: Sops + Tenors + Altos Intro (2 bars only) V2: Line 1 & 2: Men Line 3 & 4: All Intro (2 bars only) V3: Line 1 & 2: Women Line 3 & 4: All Intro (2 bars only) V4: Line 1 & 2: F solo + Nnns Line 3 & 4: F solo + M solo + Nnns Intro (2 bars only) V5: Tutti (Repeat Chorus) (1st line a capella) (v1.2 10/7/07) Bb daugh -ters and 14 T. in your 3 S. A. your sons, C daugh -ters and 3 3 A. Bb Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn Nnnn 3 Supergran Phil Coulter & Billy Connolly Verse 1 F Stand back Sup - er - man, Ice - man, Spi - der - man, Bat- man, & Ro - bin too! Don't C7 5 wan - na cause a ruck - us, could be a F bit rau - cous, but I've got a match for you! F7 Bb She Bdim 9 makes them look like a bunch of fair - ies, she's got more bot - tle than U - ni - ted Dair - ies, F 13 Hang a bout, C7 look out F for Su per - gran. F 20 say Stal- lo - ney is 29 just a - noth - er pho - ney, He could - n't lace C7 his shoes. F7 Af - ter her they're all big girls blous - es, She's got more front than a row Bb Bdim F C7 Hang a bout, They 4 too. F 33 Sup Sup - Sup er -gran! You can take your he - roes, your Ro - bert De Ni - ros, Your Al Pa - ci - no 25 Sup Sup - Sup er -gran! Verse 2 look out for Su -per - gran! F of Sup -Sup - hous - es, Sup - er - gran! Bridge Bb7 38 G7 Sup -Sup F She's a ser - i - ous Gran - ny, - A Sup - er - gran! Ooh She'll do things that you ne - ver saw your Gran - ny do, ser - i - ous Gran - ny. 43 Sup -Sup C7 - Sup - er - gran! Is there nothing that she cannae' do? (spoken) Ah Verse 3 F 47 On your bike Won - der Wo - man,let's just say you had it com - in' This one is for real. 51 Char - lie's An - gels pack it in be - fore it gets em - bar - ras - sing, The la - dy's sol - id steel. C7 She F 55 F7 Bb Bdim comes on strong like a Ben - gal Lan - cer, She makes you all look like a bunch of (1 or 2 voices only) 59 F 64 Hang a bout, F C7 look out for Su -per - gran. C7 look out for Su -per - gran. F F C7 look out Sup - Sup chan - cers. - for Su -per - gran. Sup - er Gran! 5 Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah Vln. Fl. A E7 E7 Allan Sherman A Vln. Fl. 5 C#7 D A 9 E7 1. Hel - lo Mud - dah 2. All thecounsel - lors 3. Dear - est Fad - dah G#7 14 C#m A hik - ing don't want min - ute with Joe Spiv - ey this should scare ya' it's stopped hail - ing Fl. 6 D mem ber mem ber crick - et Leon ard Skin ner, Jef - frey Har - dy Gee that's bet - ter Camp Gra - na - da al - i - ga - tors lit - tle brud - dah? Fine E7 He de - vel - oped But my bunk mate Guys are swim - ming And it's And the Let me E7 And they say we'll have some fun if it stops rain - ing. So he reads to us from some - thing called U - lys - ses I would e - ven let Aunt Berth - a hug and kiss me E7 C#7 Here I am at And the lake has How's my prec - ious B7 22 A A Fl. E7 E7 Hel - lo Fad - dah hate the wai - ters Darl - ing Mud - dah ve - ry en - ter - tain - ing Head Coach wants no sis - sies come home if you miss me 18 A Coda A Poi - son Iv - y has ma - lar - ia guys are sail - ing I went Now I Wait a You re You re Play - ing A E7 A He got pto maine pois' ning last night af - ter din ner. They're a - bout to or - gan- ise a search ing par - ty. (to Bridge) Mud-dah Fad - dah kind - ly dis - re-gard this let - ter! (to Coda) (v1.1 6/7/07) Bridge Am 26 H. Vln. pizz. Am 30 Take me Vln. Fl. 34 Am Vln. 38 Am oth H. Vln. Fl. (v1.1 6/7/07) boys, F Am rall. F Oh please don't make me stay, E7 a bear noise, or mess the house with Esus4 I've been here ea - ten by Dm make Esus4 be I prom - ise I will not I hate Gra - na - da. I might C er home, me out in the for - est where home, - me C Dm oh Mud - dah Fad - dah Take Dm Take me H. leave Am home, Don't H. Dm E7 one whole day! (to 3rd verse) arco. 7 O waly, waly (The water is wide) 3 Tune The wa - ter is 3 Women The wa - ter Flute Viola Cello 3 Dm have W have Rec. Vla. Vc. 8 wide, I wide, get o'er, I ca - not get o'er, to - fly. I wings I wings to fly. C7 Give me a C Nei - ther Nei - ther 3 ca - not Bb F 3 Fl. Bb Recorder T is F Traditional English Folk Song Am Bb boat that can car - ry a boat that can car - ry F 6 T two, W two, Rec. Fl. Vla. Vc. Dm [To Coda] C7 3 and both shall cross, F Bb my true love & F Bb F Bb F I. 3 both shall cross, my true love & F Bb I. * 3 3 3 Coda O, down in the meadows the other day, A-gath'ring flowers both fine and gay, A -gath'ring flows both red and blue, I little thought what love can do. I leaned my back up against some oak, Thinking that he was a trusty tree, But first he bended and then he broke, And so did my false love to me. A ship there is and she sails the sea, She's loaded deep as deep can be, But not so deep as the love I'm in; I know not if I sink or swim. 10 T Dm F/C rall. dew. Bb F Intro (pluckies only from *) V1: Solo (with pluckies) V2: Trio ( ) (+ flute & viola) V3: Choir (+ flute & viola) V4: Choir (as above) Instrumental (featuring recorder) V5: Solo (pluckies only) --> Coda (Instrumental) O, love is handsome and love is fine, And love's a jewel while it is new, But when it is old, it groweth cold, And fades away like morning dew. 9 The Vitamin Dance Intro Verse 1 --> Chorus Verse 2 --> Chorus Verse 3 --> Chorus Instrumental (verse x 2) Verse 4 --> Final Chorus Intro --> Instrumental (verse x 2) Verse 1 A 3 Some like to hip hop Leon Rosselson Intro A [3 times] E7 D E7 Some like to jive Some like to do A the nine to five A 7 D A D D G D Some like to boo - gie when they get the chance Chorus A D But I like to do the vi - ta - min dance E7 11 The vi - ta -min dance the E7 G vi - ta -min dance Let's all do the vi - ta -min dance The A 16 D E7 vi -ta -min dance is the dance for me, Verse 2 A AD es - pec -ia -lly -the one called Vi -ta -min D E7 A D A D A C. A 21 You can do it at break - fast you can do it at tea, all you need is some - thing with vi - ta - min C. You 26 A D A D D G D G E7 find it in sa - lad you find it in greens You find it in fruit, po - ta - toes and beans It's 30 A not in D A D D choc - late and it's not in G D G E7 cheese But it's there in to - ma - toes and ap -ples and peas. [to Chorus] 10 Verse 3 A 34 D E7 A If you want to do the vi - ta - min, here's what you do, You get your - self A D A Verse 4 D D take off the peel, G D E7 G Throw it in the bin Then you eat the jui - cy fruit with the vi - ta - min. [to Chorus --> Instrumental] A 43 or -ange or two, You 39 an D E7 A You get fir - mer mus-cles you get smooth - er skin, When you do the dance of the vi - ta - min. 48 A D A D D G D It's E7 G good for your blood, bones, teeth & gums. And it keeps a way the snee - zes when the win - ter comes. Final Chorus A D E7 52 The vi - ta -min dance the vi - ta -min dance Let's all do the vi - ta -min dance The D E7 AD A D A 57 vi -ta -min dance is the dance for me, A 61 es - pec -ia -lly -the one called Vi -ta -min D vi - ta -min dance the vi - ta -min dance A D 65 vi - ta - min dance is the dance for me, 69 pec -ia -lly -the one E7 Let's all do C. the vi - ta -min dance E7 Oh the The es - pec -ia - lly - the one pec -ia -lly -the one called vi - ta -min A C. [--> Intro --> Instrumental] (v1.1 6/7/07) 11 Yerushalayim Shel Zahav Dm Gm C7 F Intro 8 Verse S. 14 Gm S. Dm Gm A - vir ha - rim za - lul ka - ya - yin As clear as wine the wind is fly - ing Dm bay - im Im kol pa - 'a dy - ing a lone - ly bell Dm Gm 19 D A7 Dm A. T. B. S. 30 Bb chol heart A. T. chol heart B. 12 C7 F Dm shee - rei - ich I trea - sure v' -shel n' - cho - shet v' - shel or Ye - ru -sha - la - yim, bronze & light a your ni gol - a your ni kee - nor Dm Ye -ru -sha Ye - ru -sha Ye -ru -sha ni gold gold Shvu the mah. wall. F7 ha - lo l' With -in my ha - lo l' With -in my Am Dm kee - nor den sight. shee - rei - ich I trea - sure 2. Am Dm F v' -shel n' - cho - shet v' - shel or Ye - ru -sha - la - yim, bronze & light 1. Gm/D Dm A7 Dm Gm C7 Gm C7 Ye - ru -sha - la - yim shel za - hav la - yim all of gold Gm Gm Am/C Ni - sa be - ru -'ah ha - 'ar As eve - ning light is slow - ly Ha - ir ash - er ba - dad yo - she - vet U - ve - lib - bah ho A - round her heart my ci - ty car - ries a lone - ly an - cient Gm Uve - tar - de - mat i - lan va - e - ven So ma - ny songs so ma - ny sto - ries Ye - ru -sha - la - yim shel za - hav la - yim all of gold E7 Dm Dm mon - im. still chimes. Dm ve - rei - 'ah o - ra - nim a - mong the drea - my pines. S. Chorus A DmGm D Dm yah ba - hal - o - mah sto - ny hills re - call. 25 Gm S. Dm Naomi Shemer (Adapted from an arrangement by Ron K. Cytron) - - kee - nor. en sight. en sight. Fine Fl. Interlude 36 Vc. Vln. A Fl. Vln. Vc. 40 Fl. 45 Vln. Vc. 2. 1. 51 Fl. Vln. Vc. Fl. B Vln. Vc. 58 (v1.1 6/7/07) Interlude --> Intro Verse (Hebrew) Chorus (Hebrew) Instrumental (Verse + Chorus) Verse (English) Chorus (English) + extra Hebrew chorus 13 The Fields of Athenry C C S. C S. 15 have ta - ken you ters Mar - y when sailed out a - gainst - G F/A G pri - son ship lies you must raise our lone - ly 'round the ing. ing. ing. For you Against the Sure she'll so the young might see the morn. I re - belled, they cut me down. for her love in Bo - tan - y Bay. wai - ting child with fields of in dig Ath - As that G G7 - a - way. your free. the sky. C stole Tre - vel - y - n's corn, fa - mine and the Crown, wait and hope and pray, S. C I heard a young girl call I heard a young man call She watched the last star fall F Mich - ael, they Noth - ing mat pri - son ship 11 F By a lone - ly pri - son wall, By a lone - ly pri - son wall, By a lone - ly har - bour wall, 7 Pete St John (Arr. Tom Bridges) C Now a Now It's so the bay. ni - ty. en - ry. Chorus 19 S. A. T. B. C Low lie the Low 14 F lie the C Am fields fields of of Ath - en - ry, Ath - en - ry, where where S. 23 C once A. once T. B. 27 S. C love A. love T. B. F/A was on was on the wing, T. B. lone - ly the wing, lone - ly A. small 31 S. small we watched the 'round the 'round the we watched the G free birds free birds C fields of to to It's so Ath - en - ry. It's so Ath - en - ry. sing. of sing. fields Our C we had dreams and songs G7 Our G we had dreams and songs fly. fly. [4 bar guitar/harp turnaround] 15 Another train C Flute G7 A. G/B Am G7 Verse 1 16 Fl. Vla. Vla. C/E Fl. Vla. G7 C and will al - ways be. G7 You've been listen - ing S. to those C F you look so G Am sad, C you missed your chance. G/B who say F G C C You say you lost your chance, F/A But that means noth - ing, G7 C/G then fate brought you de - feat. G/B Am Am 28 Dm C/G A. F G/B now, G/B The be - gin - ning is A. Fl. C C 22 Pete Morton (Adapted from a Jane Thompson arrangement) Chorus 33 There's a -noth -er train, A. There's a -noth -er train, B. C 16 There's a -noth -er train, G/B Am there al -ways is there al -ways is there al -ways is G/B F/A May -be the next one is yours May -be the next one is yours May -be the next one is yours S. 39 A. up and C/E Am C/G your own breath there's no such is F/A Re - grets C C/E Dm Am and think too much. C When it's drag - ging G7 Verse 4 91 C And I know it's hard C/E C/G (v1.1 6/7/07) down G/B so you feel you can - not move. F/A C/G G7 I - ma - gin - a - tion C [Chorus] Am G C wor - ri - some fools. [Chorus] F G/B worlds plays you. You can crown your - self with fears C You're build - ing what the earth can do, of when you feel con - fused, Dm Am C F load don't turn a - round, G/B a - noth - er C drain on - ly break our hearts. And I know you've seen F/A Then we fill our heads with cra C/G Am ly C/G G7 G - G/B F past mis - takes will on We crawl in the dark some - times G/B now, C Am Though you're stand - ing on your own The be - gin - ning is C of thing. G7 king. G7 Verse 3 85 A. G/B Dm C/G 79 A. there's a -noth -er train. there's a -noth -er train. zy things that A. G/B climb a board C 74 A. climb a board You say you're done, 68 A. and G7 Verse 2 62 A. up C Get up and climb a board there's a -noth -er train. 57 A. Get 51 G7 45 A. F Get A. B. C/G Am that don't ex - ist, G the worst C tricks. [Chorus x 2] 17 Intro Verse --> Chorus (for all 5 verses) Instrumental (bars 18-24) Chorus x 2 Hallelujah Flute Intro F Viola Verse 9 S. 13 2 C (Choir "oohs") Am Am pleased the Lord but on the roof, her walked the floor, I on be - low, but learned from love was C 2 heard there was a se - cret chord, faith was strong but you need - ed proof, May - be I've been here be - fore, was a time you let me know, May - be there's a God a - bove, F F 2 I've S. C 2 Leonard Cohen C G that Da - vid played and it you saw her bath - ing I know this room; I've what's real and go - ing and all I e - ver G7 C G7 you don't real - ly care for mu - sic do ya? beau - ty and the moon - light o - verthrough ya. used to live a - lone be - fore I knew ya. now you nev - er show it to me do ya? how to shoot at some - one who out - drew ya. It She I've And re And it's 18 C F G Am F G S. goes like this: the fourth,the fifth, the tied you to a kitch - en chair, she seen your flag on the mar - ble arch, mem - ber when I moved in you, the not a cry you can hear at night, it's R. Fl. Vla. 18 mi - nor fall, the ma - jor broke your throne; she cut our Love is not a vic - t'ry ho - ly dove was mo - vin' not some - body who's seen the lift, the baf - fled king com hair, and from your lips she march, it's a cold and it's a too, and ev - 'ry breath we light, It's a cold and it's a (v1.2 7/7/07) 23 E Am F Am Chorus S. A. T. B. R. Fl. Vla. pos - ing Hal - le drew the Hal - le bro - ken Hal - le drew was Hal - le bro - ken Hal - le lu lu lu lu lu - - S. F lu - jah, B. R. Fl. Vla. Hal -le - lu G - lu (v1.2 7/7/07) C - Hal -le - lu - lu - Hal -le - lu - lu - Am [To bar 18 verse 5] C Hal -le - lu - jah, Hal -le - Hal -le - lu - jah. Hal -le - lu - jah, Hal -le - lu - jah. Hal -le - lu - jah, Hal -le lu - jah, T. Hal -le - lu - jah. lu - jah, A. 30 jah. jah. jah. jah. jah. Hal -le - C jah. Am 2. Your jah. 4. There jah. 19 Intro Verse 1 (Solo) --> Chorus Verse 2 (Duet) --> Chorus Verse 3 (Choir) --> Chorus Intro Serendipity q = 110 Am Dm Verse 8 M. M. F goes rush - ing by. of youth grow dim. ren - dip - i - ty. Am We 20 F Vague sha - dows from the past. So dai - ly fan that flame. Just take the chance you'll see, Dm all know We all Dm know F in in spite spite Bb Am Bb F we say good - bye. the days with - in. phi - lo - soph - y. F Mem - or - ies fade fast. To play in life's sweet game. that's how life's meant to be. of of Am all our best laid plans. laid plans all Bb While you plan for some - thing new. To play in life's sweet game. that's how life's meant to be. we re - al - ise. the days with - in. phi - lo - soph - y. Too soon Quenched by That's my F Am Too late Quenched by That's my That life's what happens to you. So dai - ly fan that flame. Just take the chance you'll see, 25 Inst. M. Am Time goes tum - bling by. The fires of youth grow dim. Se - ren - dip - i - ty. Chorus W. Dm 16 W. Time 2. The fires 3. Se W. Am F Kevin Murray (late 80s) our best C Bb 30 W. still deals Life still deals Inst. 34 Dm Seize Seize M. Life M. W. Gm Inst. F the day the day F that that un - ex - pec - ted un - Am C be - fore it seiz -es you. be - fore it seiz -es Bb Live your life you. ex - pec - ted Gm Live your life hand. So hand. F like ev - 'ry day is new. like ev - 'ry day is new. 1-2 Bb 42 Inst. F 3. Live your 46 W. M. Inst. Bb Live your Live your F life. life. Live life. Bb F your life. Live Live your your life. life. 21 Travelin' Soldier Bruce Robison 1 A Verse A D Two days past eight- een. He was wait - in' for the bus in his ar- my greens. Satdown in a booth in a ca - fé A there. Gave his 4 or - der to a girl with a bow in her hair. 6 lit - tle shy He's a so she gives him a smile. And he D said, "Would you mind sit - tin' A 8 11 down for a while and talk G in' D lit - tle low." A [Strings & accord. start] She said,"I'm off in an hour and I to me? I'm feel - in' a know where we can go." [Bass starts] So they went down and they sat on the pier. He said,"I bet you got a boy - friend but I don't care. I got A G D A D 14 no one. to send a let - ter to. Would youmind if I B Chorus 18 F#m I cried, A 20 Too young for him they told her. 22 sent one back here to you?" D nev -er gon -na hold the hand of an -oth -er guy. E Wait - in' for the love of a trav -el - in' sol - dier. F#m 22 D Our love will nev - er end. Wait - in' for the sol - dier to come back E A 24 Ne -ver more to be a -lone when the let - ter said A a sol -dier's com in' home. C Verses 2 & 3 A a - gain. 27 2. So D the let 3. Fri - ters came from an ar - my camp in Cal - i - for - nia, then Vi - et - nam And he told - day night at a foot - ball game, the Lord's prayer and the An - them sang, a man 30 A her of his heart. It might be love and all said "Folks, would you bow your heads for a 33 list of the things he was so scared of of lo - cal Viet - nam dead. (Extra bar verse 4 only) He said, "When it's get - tin' kind of rough o - ver here, Cryin' all a - lone un - der the stands was D I a think of that day sit - tin' pi - co - lo player in the 35 my one name eyes read G and and see no 37 wor pret - ry, but I won't - ty lit - tle girl your - body pret real - ty - ly smile. cared. a - ble to with write for a bow a in while. her at the pier. And I close band. On - ly - ing A D be down march Don't but a A hair. Verse 1 (solo + guitar) (strings start bar 10, bass starts bar 12) Chorus Verse 2 Chorus Instrumental (verse) Verse 3 (with extra bar in middle) Chorus (sans last bar) Chorus Instrumental (A | D | A | D | etc.) (fades) 23 Kacheche (African wagtail bird) Preset 357 D Intro Hp. Intro Verse 1 --> Chorus Verse 2 --> Chorus --> Interlude Verse 3 --> Chorus --> Coda Em D D 12 Hp. Hp. 34 Hp. F#m D Em/G D 50 O O O - nde ge nde ge ro ho 58 O O O - O nde ge O nde ge O ro ho yan gu Bm S. Hp. A7 D Verse S. Hp. D 42 Hp. Bm Em/G A D Bm 22 nde ge nde ge ro ho A7 A7 u - na u - na weru - ka im ba ru ka vi le D Em D u - na im u - na ru we - im - ba vi F#m/A ba ka le D Em/G n - a fur m ba li m ba li a ha sa na sa na n - a fur m ba - li n - a fur a. sa na. a ha. n - gu fu ya - ma ya a ma 24 D S. 65 Hp. sa ta ta na. ta. ta. 71 D S. Em7 U - na U - na We - ru - ka Chorus Ka A. Ka B. Hp. - - D S. 79 Ka A. Hp. B. Ka - - che -che che -che Ka Ka - O. O. O. A7 Ka che -che a a e che -che - ba ka le - Ka - che -che che -che Ka Ka - che -che Ka che -che - A7 - Ka - Interlude (before verse 3) D Rec. G 96 Rec. D Ka. che - che che - che Ka. che - che D che - che [--> Coda] Ka. Ka. [--> Coda] D 3 87 D im ru vi A [--> Verse 3] D rit. Coda 103 Hp. 25 Gone the rainbow Am 5 Am Shule, Shule, Em shule I saw my in - ble bib - ble F my the boo shy Lor in the boo shy Lor Am Am Beal come bab - by Beal come Am (Interlude starts here) bab - by Sal - ly E7 Em Sal - ly shule - a - rak - shak, Shule a - ba - ba - coo. saw shule - a - rak - shak, Shule a - ba - ba - coo. I C Em shule - a - roo bib 26 When shule - a - roo 11 shule C Am When Em 9 Peter, Paul & Mary (Arr. Maria Dunn 2003) - ey. - ey. 13 Am G F Am C Here I sit on But - ter - milk Hill; I sold my flax, I sold my wheel To Oh, my ba - by, oh, my love, Recorder Vs 1&2 Concertina Vs 3 Concertina Recorder C 17 Vs 1&2 Em Am Vs 3 Am Em F Ev' - ry tear would turn a mill, So it in bat - tle he might wield, Your fa - ther was my on - ly love; Am Who could blame me, cry my fill; buy my love a sword of steel, Gone the rain bow, gone the dove; Em John - ny's gone Am for a sol - dier. Interlude 21 Am Em Am Em Em Am F E G 25 C Am C Intro --> Chorus (solo) --> Chorus (Tutti) Interlude Verse 1 --> Chorus Verse 2 --> Chorus Verse 3 --> Chorus Interlude Am 27 Suo-Gân Sop A D Sleep, Are Alto Sleep, Are Sleep, Tenor Are Bass Sleep, Are CM2 my dear one, you dream - ing, my dear one, you dream - ing, my dear one, you dream - ing, my dear one, you dream - ing, S. D 5 Moth CM1. CM2. Vc. 26 dar - ling ba - by, dar - ling ba - by, dar - ling ba - by, dar - ling ba - by, snug on & co - sy, this love - ly, snug on & co - sy, this love - ly, snug on & co - sy, this love - ly, snug on & co - sy, this love - ly, arms will D G A D gent - ly rest. peace - ful night? gent - ly rest. peace - ful night? gent - ly rest. peace - ful night? gent - ly rest. peace - ful night? G A make qui - a warm and et vis - ions, gen - tle nest. warm & bright. a - round you sur -round you, make qui - a warm and et vis - ions, gen - tle nest. warm & bright. a warm and et vis - ions, gen - tle nest. warm & bright. a - round you sur -round you, a - round you sur -round you, make qui - make qui - a warm and et vis - ions, gen - tle nest. warm & bright. D a - round you sur -round you, A arms will Bm Moth - er's lov -ing Dreams of beau -ty dar - ling ba - by, dar - ling ba - by, arms will - er's lov - ing Dreams of beau -ty B. dar - ling ba - by, dar - ling ba - by, arms will Moth - er's lov -ing Dreams of beau -ty T. A G Moth - er's lov -ing Dreams of beau -ty A. G CM1 Cello Traditional Welsh Lullaby (Arr. Fiona Munro) B D S. 9 In those arms, no Heav'n - ly an -gels A. T. B. CM1. G D harm dance F#m will find you; a -bove you; Em7 none dis -turb your smil - ing on your A7 slum - ber deep; slum - ber deep. In those arms, no Heav'n - ly an -gels harm dance will find you; a -bove you; none dis -turb your smil - ing on your slum - ber deep; slum - ber deep. those arms, no Heav'n - ly an -gels harm dance will find you; a -bove you; none dis -turb your smil - ing on your slum - ber deep; slum - ber deep. In those arms, no Heav'n - ly an -gels harm dance will find you; a -bove you; none dis -turb your smil - ing on your slum - ber deep; slum - ber deep. In Vc. CM2. 13 C D S. Soft - ly, calm - ly, A. B. CM1. Soft Vc. CM2. A dar - ling ba - by, D F#m with your moth -er - ly, calm - ly, dar - ling ba - by, with your moth -er Soft - ly, calm - ly, dar - ling ba - by, with your moth -er Soft - ly, calm - ly, T. Em dar - ling ba - by, with your moth -er G A D[to Coda] G A D sweet -ly sleep. sweet -ly sleep. sweet -ly sleep. sweet -ly sleep. Vc. 1. Instrumental: CM1 (Sam) CM1. 2. Verse 1 3. Instrumental: CM1 (Sam) CM2 (John) 4. Verse 2 5. Instrumental: as above + Sop (Fiona), Alto (Helen), Tenor (Barry) CM2. 6. Verse 1 Coda Coda D 18 G Em A7 D 27 Skin Leon Rosselson iq = q K e Chorus Sop D A7 You need skin, D 5 A. A7 D A7 A7 D Keep it clean. Soa -py wa -ter ev 'ry day will wash the dirt & smells a - way 'Cos you need skin. A7 3 3 Whe -ther you're fat Whe -ther you're black Whe -ther you're dark 3 or whe -ther you're thin it or whe -ther you're brown it or whe -ther you're fair 3 3 S. A7 11 30 D 9 3 S. A. Soa -py wa -ter ev 'ry day will wash the dirt & smells a - way 'Cos you need skin. Verse A A7 Keep it clean. B. A. E7 take good care of it, Don't harm a hair of it What would you do with out it? S. D You need skin, Bass A7 take good care of it, Don't harm a hair of it What would you do with out it? Alto D 3 3 3 D keeps the germs from craw - ling in. keeps your tummy from tumb - ling down. Skin's the thing for growing your hair. D rit. 3 A7 Whe -ther you're skin - ny or whe - ther you're stout. It stops the blood from tric - kl - ing out! Whe -ther you're sil - ly or whe - ther you're smart. It keeps your bonesfrom fall - ing a - part! Wa - ter proof in rain - y weather.And keeps the bits of your bo - dy to - gether! 3 3 3 3 31 I don't work for a living C Tune Chorus I Women I Men G7 T. 9 I I W. M. I I M. T. W. M. 32 liv -ing I get a -long all right toil all day, peace - ful - ly, F work fam work fam C get a -long all right toil all day, peace - ful - ly, 24 don't live Some peo - ple I love my liv -ing I W. work for a don't live Some peo - ple I love my don't 17 C T. work for a don't Mullen/Freeman - early 20th century? (Adapted from an arrangment by Chloe and Jason Roweth) - with - out. with - out. C G7 I sup -pose it's be - cause I'm not built that way. La -bour dis - putes ne - ver wor - ry me. for love, i - ly, I sup -pose it's be - cause I'm not built that way. La -bour dis - putes ne - ver wor - ry me. for love, i - ly, - F G G and say it's all and the miss - us oh and say it's all and the miss - us oh G7 But if I can't have sun -shine with - out a - ny work. I de - ci -ded to make them all hap -py that's why, But if I can't have sun -shine with - out a - ny work. I de - ci -ded to make them all hap -py that's why, G7 C sun -shine how I and gain. a - dore, sun -shine how I and gain. a - dore, C I think I'll stay out in the rain. I ne -ver go home an - y - more! I think I'll stay out in the rain. I ne -ver go home an - y - more! Verse 1 32 T. C G7 They say we're all born with a pur - pose, 41 T. Some peo - ple like to be They say we're all born with a gift. far - mers, I sup - pose it's by 48 T. T. But if I've got a C hard work and thrift. There's lots of us fight - ing and striv - ing, G7 56 for a seat down in the old A. C. C seat in me trous - ers, T., G7 and a mis sus to work for me. [to Chorus] Interlude 65 T. C Verse 2 73 T. 80 T. F C Now give me G7 wall. a G7 nail And give me a strong step - lad - der, 97 T. And give me a cou - ple of wai - ters, And I bet you I'll hang up that pic - ture, pic - ture to for you know that and a 89 T. and a ham - mer, C I hang on the C might fall. G7 and a bar - rel of good old Bass Ale, C if some - bo - dy drives the 4 bars guitar (C) Chorus Verse 1 Chorus Interlude Verse 2 Chorus (alternative words) G7 nail! [to Chorus] 33 Rip Rip Woodchip Intro G Verse 1 clap C3 C 3 thighs mouthpop G raspberry C D What am I go - nna do? 9 G C 3 G should - n't I get C 3 G O - ver the hill swanee click clap G D the bush D 3 O - ver the hill I G is sa - cred? Rip rip G G kill - ing a - no - ther moun - tain G Em wood - chip Em turn Em Em one Verse 2 G C 32 D G C Cross - cut black - butt 50 G D ta - llow - wood and ce - dar C life will fade the bin Em G G G rasp rasp de - lay Why D G a - way D G can't go slow like D G G no news D G a shear - er's blow to - day G eye -sore more de -cay D big swipe D cymbal Fill the quo - ta can't go slow G Em Re - mem - ber the axe - men knew their tim - ber 37 throw it in D C it in - to pa - per click one big swipe a shear - er's blow G C C D swanee Go - tta fill the quo - ta G Night -mare dream -ing can't you hear the scream -ing chain - saw Huge ma - chin - er - y bikehorn C wi - ping out the scen - e - ry 25 An - cient go G Huge ma - chin - er - y 3 I go C G G mouthpop 21 thighs G Go - tta draw the line with - out rasp D C 3 G D Chorus cymbal C3 C 17 rasp G What a - bout the fu - ture? e - mo - tion - al 13 D 3 5 John Williamson (Arr. Maria Dunn 2007) Interlude 1 C C D G cared a - bout the way they bought it down C build a - no - ther bung - a - low C D G pi - on - eer town. G 41 C D I I am ko - a - la C D G in my blood go - nna make a stand G 53 go G G C D hand in hand I am the bush like Ban - jo and Hen - ry it's Em D G Em D Intro G 65 Em D G G clap Chorus 69 G 1. Rip 2. & 3. Rip C3 raspberry thighs Em Em cymbal rasp Em G swanee Em D D C C thighs mouthpop 3 3 click clap rasp G Em D bikehorn D G Em 1-2 D swanee G G 3. D make G click cymbal rasp rasp Em Night -mare dream -ing Night -mare dream -ing chain -saw eye - sore more de - cay. stirs my blood gon - na make a stand. D G rip wood -chip turn it in - to pa - per throw it in the bin no news to - day! rip wood -chip turn it in - to pa - per throw it in the bin don't un - der - stand. can't you hear the scream -ing can't you hear the scream -ing D mouthpop 74 C 3 G Rip rip wood -chip turn it in -to pa -per throw it in the bin no news to -day I am the bush Night -mare dream -ing can't you hear the scream -ing chain -saw eye -sore more de -cay G Em Em D We are one G in my blood make a stand C Chorus G we are one go hand in hand G I am the bush and 47 G am the bush G a stand. 51
