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CShut the light, shut the shade D D7You don't have to be a-fraidF G G7! C C7 I'll be your baby to-night

FWell that mockingbird’s gonna sail awayC We're gonna forget it D D7That big fat moon is gonna shine like a spoonG! G7! We're gonna let it, you won't regret it

CKick your shoes off, do not fear D D7Bring that bottle over here|:F G G7! C :|x3 I'll be your baby to-night

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C / C6 / Cmaj7 / C6 /Hello, hello, hello… what a C / Em Ebm Dm / G /wonderful word, hel-lo Dm / G / Dm7 / G7 /Hello, hello, hello… you can Dm7 / G7 / C6 / / /hear it where-ever you go. C7 / /A stranger in a strange place/ F / / /can't be near-rer, butD / D7 /When you hear the hello song it’sGs4 / G /dear - rer. C C6 A / A7 / Hello, hello, hello... What a Dm7 / G7 / C! G7! C!wonderful word – hello!

David Paymer sings the Hello Song in CRAZY PEOPLE (1990) starring Dudley Moore, Daryl Hannah and Paul Reiser.

F C F CGrab your ukuleles and the party will begin F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll raise a din and yell like sin C FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!

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F C Limber up your larynxes F C7with voices fair or fowl, F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll howl n’ growl, we’re on the prowl,C C7 FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!

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Bb Happy Birthday Ukesters!, FYour friends may hoist a few – Bb To honour your nativity, G7 C C7We’ll have a drink or two or three or –F C7For tonight, you’ll just sit tight, F C C7And leave it all to us, F F7 Bb BbmWe’ll kick ‘n fuss ‘n stomp ‘n cuss C C7 FIt’s birthday time in Corktown!|F F7| Bb Bbm | C C7 | F! C7! F! |

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G~~/~~/~~G7!~Ohhhhhhhhhh! C G7 The buzzing of the bees Cand the cigarette trees F CAt the soda water fountain, G G7 Where the lemonade springs CAnd the bluebird sings, G G7 CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountain.

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C G7 On a summer day C G7in the month of May, C G7 CA burly bum came hiking. C G7Down a shady lane C G7through the sugar cane C G7 CHe was looking for his liking

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G G7As he strolled along Che sang a song G G7 COf the land of milk and honey C G7 C G7Where a bum can stay for many a day C G7 CAnd he won't need any money

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C In the Big Rock Candy Mountains F Cyou never change your socksF CLittle streams of alcohol D D7 G G7come a-trickling down the rocks

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CThe farmers’ trees are full of fruit F CAnd the barns are full of hay F CI’m bound to go F Cwhere there ain't no snow F CWhere the sleet don't fall F Cthe winds don't blow G7 CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountains



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CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountains F Cthe cops have wooden legs F CThe bulldogs all have rubber teeth D D7 G G7and the hens lay soft-boiled eggs

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CThe brakemen have to tip their hats F CThe railway bulls are blind F C F C There's a lake of stew of whisky too F C You can paddle all around F CIn a big canoe G G7 CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountains



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CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountains, F CThe jails are made of tin. F C And you can walk right out again, D D7 G G7As soon as you are in.

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CThere ain’t no short-handled shovels, F CNo axes, saws nor picks, F CI’m bound to stay F CWhere you sleep all day, F CWhere they hung the jerk F CThat invented work G G7 CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountains.


G~~/~~/~~G7!~Ohhhhhhhhhh! C G7 The buzzing of the bees Cand the cigarette trees F CAt the soda water fountain, G G7 Where the lemonade springs CAnd the bluebird sings, G G7 CIn the Big Rock Candy Mountain. G G7 C G7 C!In the Big Rock Candy Mountain.

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Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – Fred Rose 1

4|4 |F | |FIn the twilight glow I see themC7 FBlue eyes cryin' in the rainFWhen we kissed goodbye and partedC7 FI knew we'd never meet again

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BbLove is like a dyin' emberF C7Only memories remainFThrough the ages I'll rememberC7 FBlue eyes cryin' in the rain

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BbSome day when we meet up yonderF C7We'll stroll hand in hand againF In a land that knows no partin'C7 FBlue eyes cryin' in the rain

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FNow my hair has turned to silverC7 FAll my life I've loved in vainFI can see her star in heavenC7 FBlue eyes crying in the rain

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