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June 26 , 2018

Old City Hall Restaurant—Upstairs

7400 Monterey St. Gilroy

2 Bring Me Sunshine

3 Achy Breaky Heart

4 Yellow Rose of Texas

5 Cold, Cold Heart

6 Cool Water

7 Folsom Prison Blues

8 I Walk The Line

9 Wagon Wheel

11 Waltz Across Texas

12 Ragtime Cowboy Joe

14 Your Cheatin’ Heart

15 Walkin’ After Midnight

16 On The Road Again

18 King Of The Road

19 I’m an Old Cowhand…

20 Hey, Good Lookin’

21 Back In The Saddle Again

22 Don’t Fence Me In

23 Crazy

24 Happy Trails

BREAK: OPEN MIC

Bring Me Sunshine

(INTRO:) /Dm /G7 /C /C\

(VERSE 1:)

/C / /DM /

Bring me sunshine, in your smile,

/G7 / /C / Bring me laughter, all the while

/C7 / /F /

In this world where we live, there should be more happiness

/D7 / /G7\ /G7\

So much joy you can give, to each brand new bright tomorrow

(VERSE 2:)

/C / /Dm /

Make me happy, through the years,

/G7 / /C /

Never bring me, any tears

/C7 / /F /D7

Let your arms be as warm as the sun from up above

/Dm /G7 /C /C\

Bring me fun, bring me sunshine, and bring me love

second time go to (TAG)

(VERSE 3:)

/C / /Dm /

Bring me sunshine, in your eyes

/G7 / /C /

Bring me rainbows, from the clear blue skies

/C7 / /F /

Life's too short to be spent having anything but fun

/D7 / /G7\ /G7\

We can be so content if we gather little sunbeams

(VERSE:4) /C / /Dm /

Be light hearted, all day long,

/G7 / /C /

Keep me singing, happy songs

/C7 / /F /D7

Let your arms be as warm, as the sun from up above

/Dm /G7 /C /C\


(REPEAT VERSES 1 & 2)

(TAG:) /Dm /G7 /C


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Achy Breaky Heart Don Von Tress, 1991 (Billy Ray Cyrus, 1992) YouTube video tutorial: http://youtu.be/7KHeeWbRZlU

VERSE 1: F You can tell the world - you never was my girl

C7 You can burn my clothes - when I’m gone

Oh, you can tell your friends - just what a fool I've been F

And laugh and joke about me on the phone

You can tell my arms - go back onto the farm C7

You can tell my feet to hit the floor

Or you can tell my lips - to tell my fingertips F

They won't be reaching out for you no more

VERSE 2: F You can tell your ma - I moved to Arkansas

C7 Or you can tell your dog to bite my leg

Go tell your brother Cliff - whose fist can tear my lip F

He never really liked me anyway

Or tell your Aunt Louise - tell anything you please C7

My self already knows I'm not ok

And you can tell my eyes - to watch out for my mind F

It might be walkin' out on me today

INTRO: [EVEN STRUM: D-DUDUDU] F C7 F | X X X X | X X X X | X X X X | X X X X|

CHORUS: F Don't tell my heart - my achy breaky heart

C7 I just - don't - think he'd understand

And if you tell my heart - my achy breaky heart F

He might - blow - up and kill this man

Oooooooohhhhhhhh!

REPEAT INTRO

REPEAT CHORUS (without the “oooooh”)

REPEAT CHORUS

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Yellow Rose Of Texas Traditional; first published in 1853. YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/jT6-XFZ071c

INTRO:[Fast, even strum: D-dududu] F | X X X X | X X X X | X X X X | X X X X|

VERSE 1: F

There’s a yellow rose in Texas - that I am gonna see C7 Nobody else could miss her - not half as much as me

F She cried so when I left her - it like to broke my heart Bb F C7 F And if I ever find her - we never more will part

VERSE 2: (F)

Where the Rio Grande is flowin - and starry skies are bright C7

She walks along the river in the quiet summer night F I know that she remembers, when we parted long ago Bb F C7 F I promised to return to her, and not to leave her so

VERSE 3: (F)

Oh now I’m gonna find her, for my heart is full of woe C7

We’ll do the things together - we did so long ago F

We’ll play the banjo gaily - she’ll love me like before

ukulele Bb F C7 F

And the yellow Rose of Texas shall be mine forevermore

OUTRO: Bb F C7 F

Yes the yellow Rose of Texas is the only girl for me

CHORUS: F

She’s the sweetest little rosebud - that Texas ever knew C7 Her eyes are bright as diamonds - they sparkle like the dew

F You may talk about your Clementine and sing of Rosa Lee

Bb F C7 F

But the yellow Rose of Texas is the only girl for me

REPEAT CHORUS

REPEAT CHORUS

1st Note 1 7 ♭

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Cold, Cold Heart Hank Williams, Sr, 1951 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/7fZu8dlvZ08

INTRO: [Slow cowboy strum: duD duD]

G7 |12 13|14 1212- 1010- 88- -| |13 14|15 1313- 1212- 1010- 6| |- -|- - - -|- - - -| |- -|- - - -|- - - -|

C |- 8 7 5|3 - - -| |7 7 7 7|3 - - -| |- - - -|- - - -| |- - - -|- - - -|

VERSE 1: (C) I tried so hard my dear to show

G7 That you’re my every dream

Yet you’re afraid each thing I do C

Is just some evil scheme

A memory from your lonesome past F

Keeps us so far apart ─ G7

Why can’t I free your doubtful mind C

And melt your cold, cold heart

VERSE 2: (C) Another love before my time

G7 Made your heart sad and blue

And so my heart is paying now C

For things I didn’t do

In anger unkind words are said F

That make the teardrops start ─ G7



G7 C

VERSE 3: (C) You’ll never know how much it hurts

G7 To see you sit and cry

You know you need and want my love C

Yet you’re afraid to try

Why do you run and hide from life F

To try it just ain’t smart ─ G7



VERSE 4: (C) There was a time when I believed

G7 That you belonged to me

But now I know your heart is shackled C

To a memory

The more I learn to care for you F

The more we drift apart ─ G7

Why can’t I free your doubtful mind [S-L-O-W-E-R] C And melt your cold, cold heart

1st Note

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Cool Water written by Bob Nolan

C G7

1. All day I face the barren wasteC G7 C C

Without the taste of water, cool water

F G7

Old Dan and I with throats burned dry

C F C C G7 G7 C

And souls that cry for water, cool, clear, water

CHORUS

C G7

Keep a-movin' Dan don't ya listen to him Dan

C G7 C C He's a devil of a man and he spreads the burning sand with water

F C

Dan can you see that big green tree

F

Where the water's running free

G7 C C

And it's waiting there for you and me?

C G7

2. The nights are cool and I’m a fool

C G7 C C

Each Star’s a pool of water, cool water

F G7

But with the dawn I’ll wake and yawn C F C C G7 G7 C

And carry on to water, cool, clear, water

CHORUS

C G7

3. The shadows sway and seem to say

C G7 C C

Tonight we pray for water, cool water

F G7

And way up there He’ll hear our prayer

C F C C G7 G7 C And show us where there’s water, cool, clear, water

CHORUS

C G7

4. Dan’s feet are sore he’s yearning for

C G7 C C

Just one thing more than water, cool water

F G7

Like me I guess he’d like to rest

C F C C G7 G7 C

Where there's no quest for water, cool, clear, water

G7 G7 C

Cool, clear water

CFN

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Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash, 1955 YouTube video tutorial: http://youtu.be/BQQPWGzpcGY

[Even, rhythmic strum reminiscent of a train’s spinning wheels: D-duDudu]

VERSE 1: G I hear the train a-comin

It’s rollin round the bend

And I ain’t seen the sunshine

Since - I don’t know when C I’m stuck in Folsom Prison

G And time keeps drag - gin - on

D But that train keeps a-rollin

G On down to San Antone

VERSE 2: G When I was just a baby

My mama told me, “Son

Always be a good boy

Don’t ever play with guns” C

But I shot a man in Reno G

Just to watch - him - die D

When I hear that whistle blowin G

I hang my head and cry

INSTRUMENTAL VERSE: G G G G C C G G D D G

VERSE 3: G I bet there’s rich folks eatin

In a fancy dining car

They’re probably drinkin coffee

And smoking big cigars C

But I know I had it comin G

I know I can’t - be - free D

But those people keep a-movin G

And that’s what tortures me

VERSE 4: G

Well, if they freed me from this prison

If that railroad train was mine

I bet I’d move it on a little

Farther down the line C Far from Folsom Prison

G That’s where I want - to - stay

D And I’d let that lonesome whistle

G Blow my blues away

INTRO: D G

555 | 9 9 5 1 0 2 - - - || - - - - | 3 - - - || - - - - | 2 - - - || - - - - | 0 - - - |

REPEAT INTRO

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I Walk The Line by Johnny Cash

1st verse

G7 C

I keep a close watch on this heart of mine

G7 C

I keep my eyes wide open all the time

F C

I keep the ends out for the tie that binds

G7 C

Because you're mine, I walk the line

2nd verse

G7 C

I find it very, very easy to be true

G7 C

I find myself alone when each day is through

F C

Yes, I'll admit I'm a fool for you

G7 C


3rd verse

G7 C

As sure as night is dark and day is light

G7 C

I keep you on my mind both day and night

F C

And happiness I've known proves that it's right

G7 C


4th verse

G7 C

You've got a way to keep me on your side

G7 C

You give me cause for love that I can't hide

F C

For you I know I'd even try to turn the tide

G7 C


5th verse

G7 C

I keep a close watch on this heart of mine

G7 C

I keep my eyes wide open all the time.

F C

I keep the ends out for the tie that binds

G7 C


CFNIsland Strum

G7 C


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Wagon Wheel – (Rock Me Mama)

co-written by Bob Dylan and Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show

4/4 time

Strum: Island D-Du-U-Du

Intro:

[G][D][Em][C] |

[G][D][C][C] | x2

1st verse

G D

Headed down south to the land of the pines

Em C

And I'm thumbin' my way into North Caroline

G D C C

Starin' up the road and pray to God I see headlights

G D

I made it down the coast in seventeen hours

Em C

Pickin' me a bouquet of dogwood flowers

G D C C

And I'm a hopin' for Raleigh I can see my baby tonight

Chorus

G D

So rock me mama like a wagon wheel

Em C

Rock me mama anyway you feel

G D C C

Hey__, mama rock me

G D

Rock me mama like the wind and the rain

Em C

Rock me mama like a south-bound train

G D C C

Hey__, mama rock me

2nd verse

G D

Runnin' from the cold up in New England

Em C

I was born to be a fiddler in an old-time stringband

C DE G

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Crow_Medicine_Show

G D C C

My baby plays the guitar I pick a banjo now

G D

Oh, the North country winters keep a gettin' me now

Em C

Lost my money playin' poker so I had to up and leave

G D C C

But I ain't a turnin' back to livin' that old life no more

Chorus

Bridge

G\ D\ |

Walkin' to the south out of Roanoke |

Em\ C\ | LET

I caught a trucker out of Philly had a nice long toke |

G\ D\ | RING

But he's a headed west from the Cumberland Gap |

C C |

To Johnson City, Tennessee |

3rd verse:

G D

And I gotta get a move on before sun

Em C

I hear my baby callin' my name and I know that she's the only one

G D C C

And if I die in Raleigh at least I will die free

Chorus

End G D C C

Hey__, mama rock me

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Waltz Across Texas by Talmadge Tubb (recorded by Ernest Tubb) [3/4 time]

C C G G G7 G7 C C / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / . .

C G When we dance together, my world's in disguise

G7 C C It's a fairy-land tale that's come true.

C G And when you look at me with those stars in your eyes,

G7 C C I could Waltz Across Texas with you.

C G Waltz across Texas with you in my arms,

G7 C C Waltz Across Texas with you. C G Like a story-book ending I'm lost in your charms,

G7 C CAnd I could Waltz Across Texas with you.

C G My heartaches and troubles are just up and gone,

G7 C C The moment that you come in view.

C G And with your hand in mine dear, I could dance on and on,

G7 C C I could Waltz Across Texas with you.

C G Waltz across Texas with you in my arms,

G7 C C Waltz Across Texas with you. C G Like a story-book ending I'm lost in your charms,

G7 C F C And I could Waltz Across Texas with you.

/

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Ragtime Cowboy Joe by Lewis Muir & Maurice Abrahams (1912)

Intro: F . Dm . |F . Dm . |F . Dm . |F\

-．----(T．aci．t)----- |F . . . | . . . . |G7 . .

He al--- ways sings, raggy music to his cattle as he swings

. | . . . . |C7 . . . | . . . back and forward in his saddle on his horse that is synco-pated gaited.

. |F . . . | G7 . C7 And there’s such a funny meter to the roar of his re-peater.

. |F . . . | . . . . | How they run, when they hear that feller's gun, be-cause the

G7 . . . | . . . . |Dm . . . | West-ern folks all know------------ He's a hi-fa-lootin', rootin'-tootin'

. . . . |F . C7 . |F . . . | Son-of-a-gun from Ari--- zona, Rag-time Cow-boy Joe.

F . Dm . |F . Dm . Out in Ari-zona where the bad men are------

|F . Dm . |G7 . C7 . the only friend to guide you is an Eve-ning star------

|F . Dm . |F . Dm . | The rough-est, tough-est man by far is

G7 . C7 . |F . . . |

Rag-time Cow-boy Joe

F . Dm . | F . Dm . | Got his name from sing-ing to the cows and sheep

F . Dm . |G7 . C7 . | Ev'ry night they say he sings the herd to sleep

F . Dm . |F . Dm . |G7 . . . |C . . . |C7\ In a bass so rich and deep, croon-in' soft and low----------------

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-．----(T．aci．t)----- |F . . . | . . . . |G7 . .

He al--- ways sings, raggy music to his cattle as he swings

. | . . . . |C7 . . . | . . . back and forward in his saddle on his horse that is synco-pated gaited.

. |F . . . | G7 . C7 And there’s such a funny meter to the roar of his re-peater.

. |F . . . | . . . . | How they run, when they hear that feller's gun, be-cause the

G7 . . . | . . . . |Dm . . . | West-ern folks all know------------ He's a hi-fa-lootin', rootin'-tootin'

. . . . |F . C7 . | Son-of-a-gun from Ari--- zona, He's some cowboy --

F . C7 . |F . C7 . |F\ C7\ F\ Talk a-bout your cowboy -- Rag-time Cow-boy Joe.

San Jose Ukulele Club (v2 - 9/5/17)

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Your Cheatin’ Heart - in Gby Hank Williams

Intro: G . . . | C . . . | D7 . . . | G . . . |

(sing d)

G\ (--Tacet--------) | G . . . | . . . . | C . . . | Your cheat-in' heart_____________ will make you weep___________

. . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ You'll cry and cry_______________ and try to sleep___________

G\ (--Tacet-----------) | G . . . | . . . . | C . . . | __ But sleep won't come____________ the whole night through___________

. . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ Your cheat-in' heart_____________ will tell on you____________

Chorus: G\ (--Tacet---------------) | C . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ When tears come down________________ like fall-in' ra__ain______

. . . . | A7 . . . | . . . . | D7 . . . | __ You'll toss a__round_______________ and call my name___________

D7\ (--Tacet----------) | G . . . | . . . . | C . . . | __ You'll walk the floor______________ the way I do____________

. . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ Your chea-tin' heart____________ will tell on you__________

Inst: G . . . | . . . . | . . . . | C . . . | . . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . |

G\ (--Tacet--------) | G . . . | . . . . | C . . . | Your cheatin' heart______________ will pine some__day__________

. . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ and crave the love______________ you threw a__way__________

G\ (--Tacet-------) | G . . . | . . . . | C . . . | __ The time will come_____________ when you'll be blue__________

. . . . | D7 . . . | . . . . | G . . . | __ Your cheat-in' heart______________ will tell on you____________

Chorus:

End: G\ D7\ G\ San Jose Ukulele Club

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Walkin' After Midnight Don Hecht and Alan Block, Patsy Cline

Intro: C C7 F Fm C (F - G7) C

I go out C walking, after

F

C7 midnight

Fm Out in the moonlight just like we used to do

I'm always C walking, after

(F - midnight

G7) searching for

C you

G7 I walk for

C miles, along the

C7 highway

Well that's just C

F my way of

(F

Fm saying I love you

- G7) C I'm always walking after midnight searching for you

C7 I stop to

F see a weeping willow

Crying on his pillow F

C maybe he's

G7 C C7 crying for me

And as the skies turn gloomy C G7

Night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be


F

C7 midnight Fm

Out in the starlight just hoping you may be

Somewhere a C walking after

(F - midnight

G7) C searching for me

C7 I stop to

F see a weeping willow

Crying on his pillow F

C maybe he's

G7 C C7 crying for me

And as the skies turn gloomy C G7

Night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be


F

C7 midnight Fm

Out in the starlight just hoping you may be

Somewhere a

Somewhere a

C walking after C walking after

(F - midnight

(F - midnight

G7) C searching for me G7) C searching for me

CJFfN

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On the Road Again

C G7 [stop]

Insisting that the world be turnin' our way, and our way...

Willie Nelson, 1979. Ukulele arrangement Austin Ukulele Society, 2011.

IntroC C C C

Verse 1C

On the road again,

E7

Just can't wait to get on the road again

Dm

The life I love is makin' music with my friends

F G7 C

And I can't wait to get on the road a–gain

Verse 2C

On the road again,

E7

Goin' places that I've never been

Dm

Seein' things that I may never see again,

F G7 C


BridgeF

On the road again,

C

Like a band of gypsies we go down the highway

F

We're the best of friends,

Chords in this song

C

F

Dm

E7

G7

2nd time go to *** 16

travellers----------

On the Road Again

Verse 3[no chords] C

Is on is on the road again

E7


Dm


F G7 C


Repeat Verse 1

Repeat Verse 2

Repeat Bridge

Repeat Verse 3 and Ending[no chords] C

Is on is on the road again

E7


Dm


F G7 C


F G7 C


F G7 C G7 C [hold]

And I can't wait to get on the road a–gaaaaain

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King Of The Road Roger Miller, 1964 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/wQV3cfcrJBk

INTRO: [Light bouncy strum: D-DU-UDU]

VERSE 2: C F Third boxcar, midnight train G7 C Destination Bangor, Maine

F Old worn out suit and shoes G7[stop] I don’t pay no union dues, I smoke

C F Old stogies I have found G7 C Short - but not too big around, I’m a C7 F Man - of means, by no means G7-G7[stop] C King of the road

BRIDGE: C F

I know every engineer on every train G7 C All of their children, and all of their names

F And every handout in every town G G7 And every lock and key when no one’s around, I sing

OUTRO: C7 F

I’m a - man - of means, by no means G7-G7[stop] C King of the road

VERSE 1: C F Trailer for sale or rent G7 C Rooms to let fifty cents

F No phone, no pool, no pets G7[stop] I ain’t got no cigarettes, ah but

C F Two hours of pushin broom buys a G7 C Eight - by twelve four-bit room, I’m a C7 F Man - of means, by no means G7-G7[stop] C King of the road

REPEAT VERSE 1

1

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I’m An Old Cowhand

From The Rio Grande Johnny Mercer (Bing Crosby, 1936) YouTube video tutorial: http://youtu.be/-0azYXqZiD0

[BOUNCY COWBOY STRUM: D-DuDuDu] F G7 C [STOP]

F G7 C Am I’m an old cowhand from the Rio Grande

F G7 C But my legs ain’t bowed and my cheeks ain’t tanned Am Em I’m a cowboy who never saw a cow

Am Em Never roped a steer cus I don’t know how Am Em I sure ain’t a-fixin to start in now


F G7 C And I learned to ride fore I learned to stand Am Em I’m a ridin fool who is up to date

Am Em I know every trail in the Lone Star state Am Em Cus I ride the range in a Ford V8

F G7 C Am We’re old cowhands from the Rio Grande

F G7 C And we come to town just to hear the band

Am Em We know all the songs that the cowboys know

Am Em Bout the big corral where the doggies go Am Em

We learned em all on the radio


F G7 C Where the west is wild round the border land

Am Em Where the buffalo roam around the zoo

Am Em And the Injuns run up a rug or two

Am Em And the old Bar X is a barbeque

INSTRUMENTAL START: F G7 C Am F G7 C Am Em I’m a pioneer who began from scratch

Am Em I don’t bat an eye in a shootin match Am Em

They don’t call me Elmer they call me Satch

CHORUS: F G7 C Am Yipee-i-o-ki-ay F G7 C[STOP] Yipee-i-o-ki-ay

REPEAT CHORUS

REPEAT CHORUS

REPEAT CHORUS

REPEAT CHORUS

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C

D7 G7 C G7

C

D7 G7 C C 7

F C

F C

F C

D7 G7

C

D7 G7 C

C

D7 G7 C G7

C

D7 G7 C C 7

F C

F C

F C

D7 G7

C

D7 G7 C (turn G7)

F C 7C D7 G7

Hey, Good Lookin'

Hey, Good Lookin' by Hank Williams (June 1951)has been covered by

Ames BrothersAnita BryantArto SotavaltaBarbara MandrellBill Black's ComboBobby RydellBoxcar WillieBruce SpringsteenBuckwheat ZydecoCarl PerkinsCharlie RichConnie FrancisConnie StevensConway TwittyLoretta LynnDean MartinDel Shannon

Dinah WashingtonDon HelmsDwight YoakamEddy ArnoldErnest TubbFloyd CramerFrankie LaineFreddy FenderGene VincentGeorge ClintonGeorge JonesHank Williams, JrHelen MerrillHelen O'ConnellHomer & JethroJerry Lee LewisJimmy DaleJohnny Cash

Willie NelsonLeon RussellPiano RedRay CharlesRay PriceRoger MillerRonnie HawkinsRoy AcuffRoy BuchananRoy ClarkRoy OrbisonSleepy LaBeefSpike JonesTab HunterTennessee Ernie FordHelen O'ConnellWaylon Jennings

and many many others !

216 Intro: D7 G7 C G7

End: C/ C/ C/ 20

BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN-Gene Autry/Ray Whitely

Intro: | F | C A7 | D7 G7 | C G7 | Strum: D D U U D U

C G7 C C7 F F C C7

I'm back in the saddle a-gain, out where a friend is a friend

F F C A7 D7 D7 G7 G7

Where the longhorn cattle feed on the lowly jimson weed, I'm back in the saddle a-gain.

C G7 C C7 F F C C7

Riding the range once more, totin' my old forty-four

F F C A7 D7 G7 C C7

Where you sleep out every night and the only law is right, I'm back in the saddle a-gain.

F F C C C C G7 G7

Whoopi ti-yi-yo, rocking to and fro, back in the saddle a-gain

F F C C D7 G7 C C

Whoopi ti-yi-yay, I go my way, back in the saddle a-gain.

Instrumental: first 2 lines: C G7 C C7 F F C C7


C G7 C C7 F F C C7

I'm back in the saddle a-gain, out where a friend is a friend


Where the longhorn cattle feed on the lowly jimson weed, I'm back in the saddle a-gain.

C G7 C C7 F F C C7

Riding the range once more, totin' my old forty-four

F F C A7 D7 G7 C C7

Where you sleep out every night and the only law is right, I'm back in the saddle a-gain.

F F C C C C G7 G7

Whoopi ti-yi-yo, rocking to and fro, back in the saddle a-gain

F F C C D7 G7 C A7 D7 G7 C C/ C/ C/

Whoopi ti-yi-yay, I go my way, back in the saddle a-gain, back in the saddle a-gain

HCJKFN

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Don't Fence Me In By Cole Porter & Robert Fletcher

D . . . |

(sing a)

D\ --- --- --- |D . . . | . . . . | . . . . |A7 . . Oh give me land, lots of land under starry skies a-bove Don't fence me in

. | . . . . | . . . . | . . . . |D . . Let me ride thru the wide open country that I love Don't fence me in . | . . . . |D7 . . . | Let me be by my-self in the eve-nin' bre-eze G . . . |G7 . . . | Listen to the murmur of the cotton-wood tree-ees D . . . |B7 . . . |E7 . A7 . |D\ Send me off for-ever but I ask you ple-ease Don't---- fence me in

--- --- --- |G . . . | . . . . |D . . . | Just turn me loose let me straddle my old saddle under-neath the western skies-------------- . . . . |G . . . | . . . . |D . . . |

On my Cay-use let me wander over yonder till I see the mountains rise---------------

A7\ --- --- --- |D . . . |D7 . . . I want to ride to the ridge where the west com-men-ces

|G . . . |G7 . . . And gaze at the moon un-til I lose my sen-ses |D . . . |B7 . . . |E7 . A7 . |D . . . | I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fenc-es Don't---- fence me in E7 . A7 . |D . . . |E7 . A7 . |D\ A7\\ D\ Don't---- fence me in Don't---- fence me in

San Jose Ukulele Club (v2b - 9/11/17)

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Dm

G7 (Dm – G7)

Dm

G7 (C – F)(C–C7)

F

D7 (G7 – Dm) G7

Dm

1ST

END

2ND

END

(F - Em) (Dm - Cmaj7)

(Dm - G7)

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Happy Trails Dale Evans (Roy Rogers & Dale Evans), 1952

YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/Y6eZU16fqKA

[Bouncy cowboy strum: D-uD-u]

VERSE:

C G7

Happy trails - to you - until we meet again

C

Happy trails - to you - keep smiling until then

F

Who cares about the clouds when we’re together

A7 D7

Just sing a song and bring the sunny weather

C A7 [Dm-G7] C

Happy trails - to you - til we meet again

Whistle the first 2 lines of the verse:

C C C G7

G7 G7 G7 C

VERSE:

C G7

Happy trails - to you - until we meet again

C

Happy trails - to you - keep smiling until then

F

Who cares about the clouds when we’re together

A7 D7[HANG]

Just sing a song and bring the sunny weather

C A7 [Dm-G7] C C/

Happy trails - to you - til we meet again

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