WILL PICKVANCE

By G yon bonnie banks and by C yon bonnie D braes Where the G sun shines Em bright on Loch C Lo- D mond Where C me and my G true love were Am ever wont to C gae On the G bonnie, bonnie C banks o' Loch D7 Lo- G mond.

'Twas G there that we parted in C yon shady D glen On the G steep, steep Em side o' Ben C Lo- D mond Where C in purple G hue the hie- Am land hills we C view And the G moon coming C out in the D7 gloa- G min'.

The G wee birdies sing and the C wild flow'rs D spring And in G sunshine the Em waters are C sleep- D in' But the C broken heart it G kens nae Am second spring a- C gain Tho' the G waefu' may C cease frae their D7 greet- G in'.

I've Am just come down from the Isle of Skye I'm G no very well and I'm no very dry I Am ask a lassie as I pass by "GDonald, where's your Am trousers?"

A Am coat and vest and a shoes and hose A G bonnet on my head to keep off the crows With a Am fine sporran where the money goes Oh G Donald, where's your Am trousers?

I Am went to a bonnie lookin' drawing room crash They G had all the high-class food to smash A Am lady went standard and dropped her glass To see G Donald, where's his Am trousers?

The Am doctors they are in a terrible state They G think my disease is something great They Am want to put me in a little white crate 'Cause G Donald wears no Am trousers!

When F I was a lad, a Bb tiny F lad Why C7 did I ever F roam? Why did I leave the Bb silver F city With G7 all its love and C7 home? Oh F I have been to Bb distant F lands Seen D7 wonders old and Gm new But my Bb heart is in old F Aber- Dm deen With the Gm friends so C7 warm and F true.

I've F spent many nights in Bb foreign F parts And C7 modern cities F bright But give me the streets of Bb Bon-Ac- F cord Lit G7 by a northern C7 light And F I will return some Bb happy F day No D7 more from them to Gm roam To the Bb grey granite walls and the F silver Dm sand And the Gm dear old C7 folks at F home.

O my G Luve's like a C red, red G rose That's C newly sprung in D7 June; O my G Luve's like the C melo- G dy That's Am sweetly D7 play'd in G tune.

As G fair art thou, my C bonnie G lass, So C deep in luve am D7 I; And G I will luve thee C still, my G dear, Till Am a' the D7 seas gang G dry.

Till G a' the seas gang C dry, my G dear, And the C rocks melt wi' the D7 sun; I G will luve thee C still, my G dear, While the Am sands o' D7 life shall G run.

And G fare thee weel, my C only G Luve! And C fare thee weel a D7 while! And G I will come a- C gain, my G Luve, Tho' it Am were ten D7 thousand G mile.

Em Loud the winds howl, Am loud the waves roar, Em Thunderclaps rend the air; Baf- Em fled, our foes Am stand by the shore, Em Follow they will not dare.

Em Many's the lad that Am fought on that day, Em Well the Claymore could wield, When Em the night came, Am silently lay Em Dead on Culloden's field.

Em Burned are their homes, Am exile and death Em Scatter the loyal men; Yet Em ere the sword Am cool in the sheath, Em Charlie will come again.

Are you Am going to G Scarborough Am Fair? Parsley, C sage, rose- Am mary, and D thyme Re- Am member C me to G one who lives Am there For she Am once was a G true love of Am mine.

Tell her to Am make me a G cambric Am shirt Parsley, C sage, rose- Am mary, and D thyme With- Am out any C seams or G needle Am work Then she Am will be a G true love of Am mine.

Tell her to Am find me an G acre of Am land Parsley, C sage, rose- Am mary, and D thyme Be- Am tween the salt C water G and the sea Am strand Then she Am will be a G true love of Am mine.

Tell her to Am reap it with a G sickle of Am leather Parsley, C sage, rose- Am mary, and D thyme And Am gather it C all in a G bunch of Am heather Then she Am will be a G true love of Am mine.

In a G cavern, in a canyon, ex-ca-vating for a D7 mine Dwelt a miner, forty- G niner, and his D7 daughter, Clemen- G tine.

Light she G was and like a fairy, and her shoes were number D7 nine Herring boxes, without G topses, sandals D7 were for Clemen- G tine.

Drove she G ducklings to the water, ev'ry morning just at D7 nine Hit her foot against a G splinter, fell in- D7 to the foaming G brine.

Ruby G lips above the water, blowing bubbles, soft and D7 fine But, alas, I was no G swimmer, so I D7 lost my Clemen- G tine.

In G Dublin's fair city, where the Em girls are so pretty, I Am first set my eyes on sweet D7 Molly Malone, As she G wheeled her wheel-barrow, through Em streets broad and narrow, Crying, G "Cockles and D7 mussels, a- G live, alive, oh!"

She G was a fishmonger, and Em sure 'twas no wonder, For Am so were her father and D7 mother before, And they G each wheeled their barrow, through Em streets broad and narrow, Crying, G "Cockles and D7 mussels, a- G live, alive, oh!"

She G died of a fever, and Em no one could save her, And Am that was the end of sweet D7 Molly Malone; Now her G ghost wheels her barrow, through Em streets broad and narrow, Crying, G "Cockles and D7 mussels, a- G live, alive, oh!"

Oh, G Danny Boy, the pipes, the C pipes are calling From glen to G glen, and down the mountain D7 side. The summer's G gone, and all the C roses falling, It's you, it's G you must D7 go and I must G bide. But come ye G back when summer's C in the meadow, Or when the Bm valley's white with C snow, D7 And I'll be G here in sunshine C or in shadow, Oh, Danny G Boy, oh Danny D7 Boy, I love you G so!

But if you G come, and all the flowers are C dying, And I am G dead, as dead I well may D7 be, You'll come and G find the place where C I am lying, And kneel and G say an D7 Ave there for G me. And I shall G hear, though soft you tread a- C bove me, And all my Bm grave will warmer, C sweeter be, D7 For you will G bend and tell me C that you love me, And I shall G sleep in peace un- D7 til you come to G me.

I've G been a wild rover for many a C year, And I've G spent all my C money on D7 whiskey and G beer. But now I'm re- G solving to buy no more C trash, And I'll G never play the C wild rover D7 no G more.

I G went to an alehouse I used to fre- C quent, And I G told the land- C lady my D7 money was G spent. I asked for a G bottle, she said me "Nay, C down", Saying, "Land- G ladies like C customers D7 buy by the G pound".

I G pulled from my pocket ten sovereigns of C gold, And the G landlady's C eyes opened D7 wide to be- G hold. She said, "I have G whiskeys and wines of the C best, And the G words that I C spoke were only D7 in G jest".

I'll go G home to my parents, confess what I've C done, And G ask them to C pardon their D7 prodigal G son. And if they for- G give me as often be- C fore, Then I G never will C play the wild D7 rover no G more.

O the G summer C time is G coming And the C trees are sweetly G blooming And the C wild D mountain Em thyme Grows a- C round the D purple G heather.

I will G build my C love a G bower By yon C clear crystal G fountain And C on it D I will Em pile All the C flowers D of the G mountain.

If my G true love C were G gone I would C surely find no G other Where the C wild D mountain Em thyme Grows a- C round the D purple G heather.

G Amazing grace! How C sweet the G sound That saved a wretch like D7 me! I G once was lost, but C now am G found; Was blind, but D7 now I G see.

'Twas G grace that taught my C heart to G fear, And grace my fears re- D7 lieved; How G precious did that C grace ap- G pear The hour I D7 first be- G lieved!

Through G many dangers, C toils and G snares, I have already D7 come; 'Tis G grace hath brought me C safe thus G far, And grace will D7 lead me G home.

When G we've been there ten C thousand G years, Bright shining as the D7 sun, We've G no less days to C sing God's G praise Than when we'd D7 first be- G gun.

Every C summer contains lots of people who like to go down to the G7 sea They leave their houses, their cares, and their worries to follow their holiday C glee For A7 days and for weeks they will wander around, on the sands and the boardwalks they Dm stroll And D7 there is no sound in the world quite as grand as the sound of the ocean waves' G7 roll.

When C you are down by the beautiful shore, your worries will vanish a- G7 way The sun beats down on the water so bright, and the children are laughing in C play You A7 sit in a chair with your hat on your head, and you watch all the boats sailing Dm by And you D7 think to yourself there is nowhere on earth that is half as delightful and G7 dry.

The other C night dear, as I lay sleeping I dreamed I F held you in my C arms But when I F woke, dear, I was mis- C taken So I C hung my G7 head and I C cried.

I'll always C love you and make you happy If you will F only say the C same But if you F leave me and love an- C other You'll re- C gret it G7 all some C day.

You told me C once, dear, you really loved me And no one F else could come be- C tween But now you've F left me and love an- C other You have C shattered G7 all of my C dreams.

G Private Perks up to camp arrived, C no a soldier G he D7 Short and fat, G wearing a hat, A7 cross as he could D7 be G From his throat issued notes, C sad as any G bird D7 Till the sergeant G shouted out, A7 "Silence! Not a D7 word!"

G Private Perks he went out on march, C heavy load he G bore D7 Feet were sore, G boots were torn, A7 swore he'd walk no D7 more G But the captain turned around, C gave a hearty G cheer D7 "Keep your spirits G up, my lad, the A7 end is drawing D7 near!"

I D looked over Jordan, and G what did I D see, Coming for to carry me A7 home? A D7 band of angels G coming after D me, Coming for to A7 carry me D home.

If D you get there be- G fore I D do, Coming for to carry me A7 home, Tell D7 all my friends I'm G coming D too, Coming for to A7 carry me D home.

I'm D sometimes up and G sometimes D down, Coming for to carry me A7 home, But D7 still my soul feels G heavenly D bound, Coming for to A7 carry me D home.

Heaven, Cmaj7 I'm in Am7 heaven, Dm7 and my G7 heart beats so that Cmaj7 I can Am7 hardly Dm7 speak G7 And I Cmaj7 seem to find the E7 happiness I Am7 seek Fm7 When we're Cmaj7 out together Am7 dancing, Dm7 cheek to G7 cheek. Cmaj7

Heaven, Cmaj7 I'm in Am7 heaven, Dm7 and the G7 cares that hung a- Cmaj7 round me Am7 through the Dm7 week G7 Seem to Cmaj7 vanish like a E7 gambler's lucky Am7 streak Fm7 When we're Cmaj7 out together Am7 dancing, Dm7 cheek to G7 cheek. Cmaj7

Oh! I C7 love to climb a F mountain, G7 and to C reach the highest Am7 peak But it Dm7 doesn't thrill me G7 half as much as Cmaj7 dancing cheek to cheek. Oh! I C7 love to go out F fishing G7 in a C river or a Am7 creek But I Dm7 don't enjoy it G7 half as much as Cmaj7 dancing cheek to cheek.

Dm7 Dance with E7 me! I Am7 want my arms a- Fm7 round you The Cmaj7 charm about you Am7 will carry me Dm7 through to G7 heaven Cmaj7 I'm in Am7 heaven, Dm7 and my G7 heart beats so that Cmaj7 I can Am7 hardly Dm7 speak G7 And I Cmaj7 seem to find the E7 happiness I Am7 seek Fm7 When we're Cmaj7 out together Am7 dancing, Dm7 cheek to G7 cheek. Cmaj7

Some- Cmaj7 day, when I'm Am7 awfully Dm7 low, G7 When the Cmaj7 world is Am7 cold, Dm7 I will feel a G7 glow just thinking Cmaj7 of you Am7 And the Dm7 way you G7 look to- Cmaj7 night. Am7 Dm7 G7

Yes, you're Cmaj7 lovely, with your Am7 smile so Dm7 warm G7 And your Cmaj7 cheeks so Am7 soft, Dm7 there is nothing G7 for me but to Cmaj7 love you Am7 And the Dm7 way you G7 look to- Cmaj7 night. C7

With each Fmaj7 word your F#dim tenderness Cmaj7 grows C7 Tearing my Fmaj7 fears a- D7 part... Gmaj7 G7 And that Fmaj7 laugh that F#dim wrinkles your Cmaj7 nose, A7 Touches my Dm7 foolish G7 heart.

Yes, you're Cmaj7 lovely, Am7 never, ever Dm7 change G7 Keep that Cmaj7 breathless Am7 charm, Dm7 won't you please ar- G7 range it? 'Cause I Cmaj7 love you Am7 Just the Dm7 way you G7 look to- Cmaj7 night.

I've got you Bbm7 under my Eb7 skin. I've got you Abmaj7 deep in the Fm7 heart of me. So Bbm7 deep in my heart that you're Eb7 really a part of me. I've got you Abmaj7 under my skin.

I'd tried so Bbm7 not to give Eb7 in. I said to my- Cm7 self: this affair never will go so F7 well. But Bbm7 why should I try to re- C7 sist when I baby so well That I've got you Dbmaj7 under my Eb7 skin?

I'd sacrifice Bbm7 anything Eb7 come what may For the Abmaj7 sake of having you Fm7 near In spite of a Bbm7 warning voice that Eb7 comes in the night And re- Cm7b5 peats, repeats in my F7 ear: Don't you know, Dbmaj7 little fool, you never can Ddim win? Use your Abmaj7 mentality, Fm7 wake up to reality.

But each Bbm7 time I do just the C7 thought of you Makes me Fm7 stop before I be- Db7 gin 'Cause I've got you Bbm7 under my Eb7 skin, Abmaj7 yes under my skin.

Am6 Summertime, Bm7b5 and the E7alt livin' is Am6 easy Fish are Dm7 jumping, and the cotton is F7 high. E7 Your daddy's Am6 rich, Bm7b5 and your E7alt mamma's good Am6 lookin' So C hush, little Am baby, Dm7 don't E7 you Am6 cry.

One of these Am6 mornings, Bm7b5 you're gonna E7alt rise up Am6 singing Then you'll spread your Dm7 wings, and you'll take to the F7 sky. E7 But till that Am6 morning, Bm7b5 there's a' E7alt nothing can Am6 harm you With C daddy and Am mammy Dm7 standing E7 by.

Bb I got Cm7 rhythm, F7 Bb I got Cm7 music, F7 Bb I got Cm7 my man, F7 who could Bb ask for F7 anything Bb more?

Bb I got Cm7 daisies F7 in Bb green Cm7 pastures, F7 Bb I got Cm7 my man, F7 who could Bb ask for F7 anything Bb more?

D7 Old Man Trouble, G7 I don't mind him, C7 You won't find him F7 'round my door.

Bb I got Cm7 starlight, F7 Bb I got Cm7 sweet dreams, F7 Bb I got Cm7 my man, F7 who could Bb ask for F7 anything Bb more?

There's a C somebody F I'm C longing to G7 see I C hope that C7 he turns F out to Fm be Some- C one to D7 watch G7 over C me. Dm7 G7

I'm a C little lamb F who's C lost in the G7 wood I C know I C7 could al- F ways be Fm good To C one who'll D7 watch G7 over C me. C7

Al- F though he may not be the Fm man some Con- C sider a C7 handsome big C6 guy He E7 takes the key to my Am heart Now, won't you D7 tell him please to put on some speed, G7 follow my lead, oh, how I need...

Some- C one to F tell me C to be- G7 have Some- C one who'll C7 guide me F to my Fm grave Oh, C how I'd D7 love a big G7 watch C over me.

Blue C moon, Am7 you saw me Dm7 standing a- G7 lone With- C out a Am7 dream in my Dm7 heart, G7 with- C out a Am7 love of my Dm7 own. G7

Blue C moon, Am7 you knew just Dm7 what I was G7 there for You C heard me Am7 saying a Dm7 prayer for G7 some- C one I Am7 really could Dm7 care for. C

And then there Dm7 suddenly ap- G7 peared be- C fore me The only Dm7 one my arms will G7 ever C hold I heard some- Fm7 body whisper Bb7 please a- Ebmaj7 dore me And when I G7 looked the moon had turned to gold!

Blue C moon, Am7 now I'm no Dm7 longer a- G7 lone With- C out a Am7 dream in my Dm7 heart, G7 with- C out a Am7 love of my Dm7 own. C

The falling Dm7 leaves drift by the G7 window The autumn Cmaj7 leaves of red and Fmaj7 gold I see your Bm7b5 lips, the summer E7 kisses The sun-burned Am7 hands I used to hold.

Since you went a- Dm7 way the days grow G7 long And soon I'll Cmaj7 hear old winter's Fmaj7 song But I Bm7b5 miss you most of E7 all, my darling, When Am7 autumn leaves start to fall.

C Georgia, E7 Georgia, Am7 the whole day F through Fm Just an C old sweet A7 song keeps D7 Georgia G7 on my C mind. E7

C Georgia, E7 Georgia, Am7 a song of F you Fm Comes as C sweet and A7 clear as D7 moonlight G7 through the C pines. C7

Other Am arms reach F out to me, Am other D7 eyes smile tenderly Still in Am peaceful F dreams I C see the road leads D7 back to G7 you.

C Georgia, E7 Georgia, Am7 no peace I F find Fm Just an C old sweet A7 song keeps D7 Georgia G7 on my C mind.

My funny Am valentine, Ammaj7 sweet comic Am7 valentine, Am6 You make me Fmaj7 smile with Dm7 my heart. Bm7b5 E7 Your looks are Am laughable, Ammaj7 unphoto- Am7 graphable, Am6 Yet you're my Fmaj7 favorite Dm7 work of art. Fm7 Bb7

Is your figure Cmaj7 less than Dm7 Greek? Em7 Dm7 Is your mouth a Cmaj7 little Dm7 weak? Em7 Dm7 When you Cmaj7 open it to E7 speak, are you Am smart? F7 E7

Don't change a Am hair for Ammaj7 me, not if you Am7 care for Am6 me, Fmaj7 Stay, little Bm7b5 valentine, E7 stay! Am Each day is F7 Valen- E7 tine's Am day.

I see C trees of Em green, F red roses Em too Dm7 I see them C bloom, for E7 me and Am you, And I Ab think to myself, G7 what a wonderful C world. G7

I see C skies of Em blue and F clouds of Em white, The Dm7 bright blessed C day, the E7 dark sacred Am night, And I Ab think to myself, G7 what a wonderful C world.

The G7 colors of the rainbow, so pretty in the sky Are C also on the faces of people passing by I see Am friends shaking G hands, saying, "How do you do?" They're F really saying, C "I love you."

I hear C babies Em cry, I F watch them Em grow Dm7 They'll learn much C more than E7 I'll ever Am know, And I Ab think to myself, G7 what a wonderful C world.

Oh, the C6 shark, babe, has such Dm7 teeth, dear And it G7 shows them pearly Cmaj7 white Just a Am7 jackknife has old Mac- Dm7 heath, babe And he G7 keeps it out of C6 sight.

When the C6 shark bites with his Dm7 teeth, dear Scarlet G7 billows start to Cmaj7 spread Fancy Am7 gloves, though, wears old Mac- Dm7 heath, babe So there's G7 never, never a trace of C6 red.

On the C6 sidewalk, Sunday Dm7 morning, Lies a G7 body oozin' Cmaj7 life And some- Am7 one's sneakin' round the Dm7 corner Could that G7 someone be Mack the C6 Knife?

From a C6 tugboat down by the Dm7 river A cement G7 bag's just droppin' Cmaj7 down The ce- Am7 ment's just for the Dm7 weight, dear Bet you G7 Mackie's back in C6 town!

Em Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, Cmaj7 Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, Am7 Brown paper D7 packages G tied up with C strings, G These are a C few of my Am favorite B7 things.

Em Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels, Cmaj7 Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles, Am7 Wild geese that D7 fly with the G moon on their C wings, G These are a C few of my Am favorite B7 things.

E Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, Amaj7 Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes, F#m7 Silver-white B7 winters that E melt into A springs, E These are a A few of my F#m favorite B7 things.

G Edel- D7 weiss, G edel- C weiss, G Every Em morning you Am7 greet D7 me. G Small and D7 white, G clean and C bright, G You look D7 happy to G meet me.

D7 Blossom of snow may you G bloom and grow, C Bloom and A7 grow for- D ever. D7

G Edel- D7 weiss, G edel- C weiss, G Bless my D7 homeland for- G ever.

It won't be C easy, you'll think it Fmaj7 strange When I try to ex- plain how I feel That I C still need your love after all that I've G7 done You won't be- Am lieve me, you'll look at me and Fmaj7 see a girl you once knew Al- though she is D7 dressed up to the nines At sixes and G7 sevens with you.

Have I said C too much? There's nothing Fmaj7 more I can think of to say to you. But all you have to C do is look at me to know that every G7 word is true.

C Midnight, not a sound from the Am pavement. Has the moon lost her F memory? She is smiling a- Em lone. In the Dm7 lamplight the withered leaves G7 collect at my feet, And the C wind begins to moan.

C Memory, all alone in the Am moonlight I can smile at the F old days, I was beautiful Em then I re- Dm7 member the time I knew what G7 happiness was Let the C memory live again.

Em Burnt out ends of C smoky days, The Em stale cold smell of C morning The G streetlamp dies, an- C other night is G over, an- D7 other day is G7 dawning.

C Touch me, it's so easy to Am leave me All alone with the F memory of my days in the Em sun If you Dm7 touch me, you'll understand what G7 happiness is Look, a C new day has begun.

There was a C time when men were Am7 kind, Their voices F soft, their words in- Dm7 viting. There was a C time when love was Am7 blind, And the F world was a song, and the Dm7 song was ex- citing.

I dreamed a C dream in time gone Am7 by, When hope was F high and life worth Dm7 living. I dreamed that C love would never Am7 die, I dreamed that F God would be for- Dm7 giving.

But the Am tigers come at F night, With their C voices soft as G thunder As they Am tear your hope a- F part, As they C turn your dream to E7 shame.

He C slept a summer by my Am7 side, He filled my F days with endless Dm7 wonder... He took my C childhood in his Am7 stride, But he was G gone when autumn C came. And still I C dream he'll come to Am7 me, That we will F live the years to- Dm7 gether, But there are C dreams that cannot Am7 be, And there are F storms we cannot G weather.

I got Am chills, they're multiplying, and I'm F losing con- C trol 'Cause the E7 power you're supplying, it's e- Am lectrifying!

You better shape C up, 'cause I G need a man, Am and my heart is set on F you You better shape C up, you better G understand, Am to my heart I must be F true Nothing left, nothing left for me to E7 do...

If you're Am filled with affection, you're too F shy to con- C convey, Med- i- E7 tate in my direction, feel your Am way.

C Summer F loving, G had me a F blast, C summer F loving, G happened so F fast C I met a F girl G crazy for A7 me, Dm7 met a G7 boy cute as can C be Summer F days G drifting a- A7 way, to, Dm7 oh, the G7 summer C nights!

C She swam F by me, G she got a F cramp, C he ran F by me, G got my suit F damp C I saved her F life, G she nearly A7 drowned, Dm7 he showed G7 off, splashing a- C round Summer F sun, G something's be- A7 gun, but, Dm7 oh, the G7 summer C nights!

What C good is sitting alone in your room? Come hear the music G7 play. Life is a ca- baret, old buddy, Dm7 come to the G7 ca- bar- C et.

Put C down the knitting, the book and the broom. Time for a holi- G7 day. Life is a ca- baret, old buddy, Dm7 come to the G7 ca- bar- C et.

Come taste the F wine, come hear the Em band. Come blow a Dm7 horn, start celebrating; right G7 this way, your table's waiting.

No C use permitting some prophet of doom to wipe every smile a- G7 way. Come hear the music C play! Life is a Dm7 ca- bar- G7 et, old buddy, C come to the ca- baret!

C Some- Em where F over the C rainbow, F way up C high, F There's a C land that I heard of Dm7 once in a G7 lulla- C by.

C Some- Em where F over the C rainbow, F skies are C blue, F And the C dreams that you dare to Dm7 dream really G7 do come C true.

Some- C day I'll wish upon a star and Dm7 wake up where the clouds are far be- G7 hind me Where C troubles melt like lemon drops, a- B7 way above the chimney tops, That's Em where you'll Dm7 find G7 me.

C Some- Em where F over the C rainbow, F bluebirds C fly. F Birds fly C over the rainbow, Dm7 why then, oh G7 why can't C I?