CHILDRENS SONGS

SONGS:

Alice the Camel Biplane Evermore (Irish Rovers)Cockles and Mussels - Molly Malone (Traditional) Frere Jacques / Brother John If you’re happy and you know itI know an Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly (Burl Ives)Home on the range I’ve Been Working On The Railroad Keep on the Sunny Side (Carter Family)KumBaya (Peter, Paul and Mary)Mary had a little lambMichael, Row the boat ashore (Peter, Paul and Mary)Land of the Silver Birch Oh Susanna Old MacDonaldOn top of Spaghetti Puff the Magic Dragon (Peter, Paul and Mary)She'll be coming round the mountain The Unicorn Song (Irish Rovers)The Wheels on the busThe Itsy-Bitsy SpiderThis Little Light This old Man Three Little Fishies (Saxie Dowell)You Are My Sunshine (The Rice Brothers)Waltzing Matilda (Ukulele Mike)We’re Going to be Friends (White Stripes)Where have all the flowers gone (Peter, Paul and Mary)

Alice the Camel

[C] Alice the camel has five humps.[G] Alice the camel has [C] five humps[C] Alice the camel has five humps. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

[C] Alice the camel has four humps.[G] Alice the camel has [C] four humps[C] Alice the camel has four humps. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

[C] Alice the camel has three humps.[G] Alice the camel has [C] three humps[C] Alice the camel has three humps. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

[C] Alice the camel has two humps.[G] Alice the camel has [C] two humps[C] Alice the camel has two humps. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

[C] Alice the camel has one hump.[G] Alice the camel has [C] one hump[C] Alice the camel has one hump. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

[C] Alice the camel has no humps.[G] Alice the camel has [C] no humps[C] Alice the camel has no humps. So [G] go, Alice, [C] go.(boom boom boom)

Now [C] Alice [G] is a [C] horse. [G] [C]

Biplane Evermore (Irish Rovers)

Intro: [C] [Am] [C] [Am]

[C]Way out in [F]London [C]airport in [F]hangar number [C]four[C]A lonely little [Am]biplane lived whose [Dm]name was Ever[G]more[C]His working [F]days were [C]over [F]no more would he [C]sail[F]Upon his wings a[C]bove the clouds fl[G]ying the royal [C]mail

Chorus:[C]Bye bye biplane [F]once upon a [C]sky plane[F]Bye bye [C]hushabye [G]lullabye [C]plane[C] [Am] [C] [Am]

[C]All the [F]mighty [C]jet planes would[F] look down their [C]nose[C]They'd laugh and say [Am]oh I'm so glad that [Dm]I'm not one of [G]those[C]And Ever[F]more would [C]shake away the [F]teardrops from his [C]wings[F]And dream of days when [C]he again could [G]do heroic [C]things

(Chorus)[ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/i/irish_rovers/the_biplane_ever_more.html ][C]Then one [F]day the [C]fog and rain had [F]closed the airport [C]down[C]And all the mighty[Am] jet planes were [Dm]helpless on the [G]ground[C]When a call came [F]to the [C]airport [F]for a mercy [C]flight[F]'Twould be too late, they [C]could not wait, [G] someone must fly [C]tonight

[One strum each chord for first two lines of this verse][C]Ah they rolled the little [Am]biplane out to [C]runway number [Am]fiveAnd [C]though he looked so [Am]small and weak he [Dm]knew he could sur[G]vive

[C]And as he [F]rose in[C]to the storm the [F]big jets hung their [C]wingsAnd they [F]hoped someday like [C]Evermore to [G]do heroic [C]things

(Chorus)

[C]And so my [F]baby [C]bundle I have [F]spun a tale for [C]you[C]You must learn there's [Am]nothing in this [Dm]world that you can't [G]do[C]Do not [F]be dis[C]couraged by [F]circumstance or [C]size[F]Remember Ever[C]more and set your [G]sights upon the [C]skies

(Chorus) x2 Goodnight WilburGoodily night, Orville

Cockles and Mussels - Molly Malone (Traditional) In [C] Dublin's fair [Am]city, where [Dm7]girls are so [G7]pretty, I [C] first set my [Am] eyes on sweet [D7] Molly Ma-[G7] lone, As she [C] wheeled her wheel-[Am]barrow,through [Dm7] streets broad and [G7] narrow, Crying, [C] Cockles and [Am]mussels, a- [G7]live, alive-[C] o!"

Chorus: "A-[C]live, alive-[Am] o! A-[Dm7] live, alive-[G7]o!" Crying, [C] Cockles and [Am]mussels, a- [G7]live, alive-[C] o!"

She [C] was a fish-[Am] monger, but [Dm7] sure 'twas no [G7] wonder, For [C] so were her [Am] father and [D7] mother be-[G7] fore, And they [C] each wheeled their [Am] barrow,through [Dm7] streets broad and [G7] narrow, Crying, [C] Cockles and [Am] mussels, a- [G7]live, alive-[C] o!"

(Chorus)

She [C] died of a [Am] fever, and [Dm7] no one could [G7] save her. And [C] that was the [Am] end of sweet [D7] Molly Ma-[G7] lone, But her [C] ghost wheels her [Am] barrow, through [Dm7] streets broad and [G7] narrow, Crying, [C] Cockles and [Am]mussels, a- [G7]live, alive-[C] o!"

(Chorus)

Frere Jacques / Brother John

[C] Frere Jacques, Frere JacquesDormez vous? Dormez vous?Sonnez les matines,Sonnez les matines.

[C] Din, [G] Din, [C] Don[C] Din, [G] Din, [C] Don

[C]Are you sleeping, are you sleeping,Brother John, Brother John?Morning bells are ringing,morning bells are ringing,

[C] ding [G] ding [C] dong, [C] ding [G] ding [C] dong.

(Repeat)

If you’re happy and you know it

[C] If you're happy and you know it clap your [G] hands (clap clap)If you're happy and you know it clap your [C] hands (clap clap)If you're [F] happy and you know it,then you're [C] face will [E7] surely [Am] show itIf you're [Dm] happy and you [G7] know it clap your [C] hands (clap clap)

[C] If you're happy and you know it stomp your [G] feet (stomp stomp)If you're happy and you know it stomp your [C] feet (stomp stomp)If you're [F] happy and you know it,then you're [C] face will [E7] surely [Am] show itIf you're [Dm] happy and you [G7] know it stomp your [C] feet (stomp stomp)

[C] If you're happy and you know it show your [G] smile (smile)If you're happy and you know it show your [C] smile (smile)If you're [F] happy and you know it,then you're [C] face will [E7] surely [Am] show itIf you're [Dm] happy and you [G7] know it show your [C] smile (smile)

[C] If you're happy and you know it touch a [G] friend (touch someone)If you're happy and you know it touch a [C] friend (touch someone)If you're [F] happy and you know it,then you're [C] face will [E7] surely [Am] show itIf you're [Dm] happy and you [G7] know it touch a [C] friend (touch someone)

[C] If you're happy and you know it clap your [G] hands (clap clap)If you're happy and you know it clap your [C] hands (clap clap)If you're [F] happy and you know it,then you're [C] face will [E7] surely [Am] show itIf you're [Dm] happy and you [G7] know it clap your [C] hands (clap clap)

I know an Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly (Burl Ives)

(strum once at every chord)

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a fly.[Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly,Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a spider,That [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a bird;[Dm]How absurd, to [G]swallow a bird!She [C]swallowed the bird to [C]catch the spiderThat [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a cat. [Dm]Imagine that, she [G]swallowed a cat.She [C]swallowed the cat to [C]catch the bird ...She [C]swallowed the bird to [C]catch the spiderThat [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a dog. [Dm]What a hog! To [G]swallow a dog!She [C]swallowed the dog to [C]catch the cat...She [C]swallowed the cat to [C]catch the bird ...She [C]swallowed the bird to [C]catch the spiderThat [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a goat.Just [Dm]opened her throat and [G]swallowed a goat!She [C]swallowed the goat to [C]catch the dog ...She [C]swallowed the dog to [C]catch the cat...She [C]swallowed the cat to [C]catch the bird ...She [C]swallowed the bird to [C]catch the spiderThat [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [G]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a cow.[Dm]I don't know how she [G]swallowed a cow!She [C]swallowed the cow to [C]catch the goat... She [C]swallowed the goat to [C]catch the dog ...She [C]swallowed the dog to [C]catch the cat...She [C]swallowed the cat to [C]catch the bird ...She [C]swallowed the bird to [C]catch the spiderThat [Dm]wriggled and jiggled and [G]tickled inside her.She [C]swallowed the spider to [C]catch the fly.But [Dm]I dunno why she [Am]swallowed that fly -Perhaps she'll [C]die. [G7]

I [C]know an old lady who [Am]swallowed a horse - She's dead, of course.

Home on the range ¾ time 1, 2, 3 / 1, 2, ….

Oh [C] give me a [C7] home where the [F] buffalo roam,Where the [C] deer and the [D7] antelope [G7] play,Where [C] seldom is [C7] heard a dis-[F] -couraging [Fm] word,And the [C] skies are not [G7] cloudy all [C] day.

Chorus:[C] Home, [G7] home on the [C] range,Where the [Am] deer and the [D7] antelope [G7] play,Where [C] seldom is [C7] heard a dis-[F]-couraging [Fm] word,And the [C] skies are not [G7] cloudy all [C] day.

Where the [C] air is so [C7] pure, and the [F] zephyrs so free,The [C] breezes so [D7] balmy and [G7] light,That I [C] would not ex-[C7]-change my [F] home on the [Fm] range,For [C] all of the [G7] cities so [C] bright.

(Chorus)

How [C] often at [C7] night when the [F] heavens are bright,With the [C] light from the [D7] glittering [G7] stars,Have I [C] stood there a-[C7]-mazed and [F] asked as I [Fm] gazed,If their [C] glory ex-[G7]-ceeds that of [C] ours.

(Chorus)

Oh, I [C] love these wild [C7] flowers in this [F] dear land of ours,The [C] curlew I [D7] love to hear [G7] cry,And I [C] love the white [C7] rocks and the [F] antelope [Fm] flocks,That [C] graze on the [G7] mountain slopes [C] high.

(Chorus)

Oh [C] give me a [C7] land where the [F] bright diamond sand,Flows [C] leisurely [D7] down in the [G7] stream;Where the [C] graceful white [C7] swan goes [F] gliding [Fm] along,Like a [C] maid in a [G7] heavenly [C] dream.

(Chorus)

Then I [C] would not ex-[C7]-change my [F] home on the range,Where the [C] deer and the [D7] antelope [G7] play;Where [C] seldom is [C7] heard a dis-[F]-couraging [Fm] word,And the [C] skies are not [G7] cloudy all [C] day.

(Chorus)I’ve Been Working On The Railroad

Intro: [F] [C] [G7] [C] (LL - V1) [C]I’ve been working on the rail-[C7]]road [F]all the live-long [C]day. I’ve been working on the railroad just to [D7]pass the time a-[G7]way. Can’t you hear the whistle [C]blow - [C7]]ing, [F]rise up so early in the [E7]morn’ [F]Can’t you hear the captain [C]shouting, “Dinah, [G7]blow your [C]horn.”

Dinah, won’t you [C7]blow, [F]Dinah, won’t you [D7]blow, [G7]Dinah, won’t you blow your [C]horn? Dinah, won’t you [C7]blow, [F]Dinah, won’t you [D7]blow, [G7]Dinah, won’t you blow your [C]horn?

[C]Someone’s in the kitchen with Dinah, someone’s in the kitchen I [G7]know—ow—ow—ow [C]Someone’s in the [C7]]kitchen with [F]Dinah,[G7]strummin’ on the old ban-[C]jo…and [G7]singin’

[C]Fee fie fiddle-di-i-o, fee fie fiddle-di-i-[G7]o-o-o-o [C]Fee [C7]]fie [F]fiddle-di-i-o, [Hold][G7] strummin’ on the old ban-[C] jo

Keep on the Sunny Side (Carter Family) [C]There's a dark and a [F]troubled side of [C]lifeThere's a bright there's a sunny side [G7]tooThough we meet with the darkness and [C]strifeThe sunny [G7]side we also may [C]view

Chorus:

[C]Keep on the sunny side [F]always on the [C] sunny side[C]Keep on the sunny side of [G7]lifeIt [C]will help us every day it will [F]brighten all the [C]wayIf we'll keep on the [G7]sunny side of [C]life The storm and its [F]fury broke [C]todayCrushing hopes that we cherish so [G7]dearClouds and storms will in time pass [C]awayThe [G7]sun again will shine bright and [C]clear Chorus Let us greet with the [F]song of hope each [C]dayThough the moment be cloudy or [G7]fairLet us trust in our Savior [C]awayWho [G7]keepeth everyone in His [C]care

Chorus

KumBaya (Peter, Paul and Mary)

Intro: [Am] [G] [D7] [G] (L4 – V1)

[G]Kumbaya my Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaKumbaya my Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]yaKumba[G]ya my Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

[G]Someone's singing Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaSomeone's singing Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]ya[G]Someone's singing Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

[G]Someone's laughing, Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaSomeone's laughing, Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]ya[G]Someone's laughing, Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

[Am] [G] [D7] [G]

[G]Someone's crying, Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaSomeone's crying, Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]ya[G]Someone's crying, Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

[G]Someone's praying, Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaSomeone's praying, Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]ya[G]Someone's praying, Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

[Am] [G] [D7] [G]

[G]Someone's sleeping, Lord, [C]kumba[G]yaSomeone's sleeping, Lord, [Am]kumba[D7]ya[G]Someone's sleeping, Lord, [C]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya[Am]Oh [G]Lord, [D7]kumba[G]ya

Mary had a little lamb[G] Mary had a little lamb, [D7] little lamb, [G] little lamb[G] Mary had a little lamb, its [D7] fleece was white as [G] snow

[G] Everywhere that Mary went, [D7] Mary went, [G] Mary went[G] Everywhere that Mary went, that [D7] lamb was sure to [G] go

[G] It followed her to school one day, [D7] school one day, [G] school one day[G] It followed her to school one day, which [D7] was against the [G] rules

[G] It made the children laugh and play, [D7] laugh and play [G] laugh and play[G] It made the children laugh and play to [D7] see a lamb at [G] school

[G] Mary had a little lamb, its [D7] fleece was white as [G] snow

Michael, Row the boat ashore (Peter, Paul and Mary)

Intro: [G] [C] [G] [Bm] [Am] [G] [D7] [G] (V1)

[G]Michael row the boat ashore, halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael [Bm]row the boat a[Am]shore, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah

[G]Sister help to trim the sail, halle[C]lu[G]jahSister [Bm]help to trim the [Am]sail, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah[G]Michael row the boat ashore, halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael [Bm]row the boat a[Am]shore, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah

[G]River Jordan is chilly and cold, halle[C]lu[G]jahChills the [Bm]body but not the [Am]soul, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah[G]Michael row the boat ashore, halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael [Bm]row the boat a[Am]shore, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah

[G]Jordan river is deep and is wide, halle[C]lu[G]jahI've got a [Bm]home on the other [Am]side, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah[G]Michael row the boat ashore, halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael [Bm]row the boat a[Am]shore, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah

[G]Michael's Boat is a music boat , halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael's [Bm]Boat is a music [Am]boat , halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah[G]Michael row the boat ashore, halle[C]lu[G]jahMichael [Bm]row the boat a[Am]shore, halle[G] [D7]lu[G]jah

Land of the Silver Birch [Am] Land of the silver birch, Home of the beaver[F] Where still the [C] mighty moose[G] Wanders at [Am] will Refrain:[F] Blue lake and [C]rocky shore[G] I will re[Am]turn once more[Am]Boom diddy [Em] boom boom[Am]Boom diddy [Em] boom boom[Am]Boom diddy [Em] boom boom[Am]boom

[Am] High on a rocky ledge, I’ll build my wigwam[F] Close to the [C] water’s edge[G] Silent and [Am] still

(Refrain)

[Am] My heart grows sick for thee, here in the low lands[F] I will re [C] turn to thee[G] Hills of the [Am] north

(Refrain)

[Am] Swift as a silver fish, Canoe of birch bark [F] By mighty [C] waterways,[G] Carry me [Am] forth

(Refrain)

[Am] High as an eagle soars, Over the mountains[F] My spirit [C] rises up, [G] free as a [Am] bird

(Refrain)

[Am] Land of the silver birch, home of the beaver[F] Where still the [C] mighty moose[G] Wanders at [Am] will

(Refrain) (x2)

Oh Susanna Intro: [C] [G] [C] (C – LL)

[C]I come from Alabama with a ukulele on my [G]knee;I’m [C]goin’ to Louisiana, my true love [G]for to [C]see.

Chorus: [F]Oh, Susanna! Oh, [C]don’t you cry for [G]me, For I [C]come from Alabama with a ukulele [G]on my [C]knee.

It [C]rained all night, the day I left, the weather it was [G]dry; The [C]sun so hot, I froze to death, Susanna [G]don’t you [C]cry.

(Chorus)

I [C]had a dream the other night when everything was [G]still;I [C]thought I saw Susanna, a-comin’ [G]down the[C]hill.

(Chorus)

The [C]buckwheat cake was in her mouth, the tear was in her [G]eyeSays [C]I, I’m comin’ from the south, Susanna [G]don’t you [C]cry.

(Chorus)

I [C]soon will be in New Orleans, and then I'll look [G]aroundAnd [C]when I find my gal Susanne, I'll [G]fall upon the [C]ground.

(Chorus)

Old MacDonald

[C]Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OAnd on his farm he [F]had a [C]cow, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OWith a "moo-moo" here and a "moo-moo" thereHere a "moo" there a "moo"Everywhere a "moo-moo"Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]O

[C]Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OAnd on his farm he [F]had a [C]pig, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OWith a "snort-snort" here and a "snort-snort" thereHere a "snort" there a "snort"Everywhere a "snort-snort"Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]O

[C]Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OAnd on his farm he [F]had a [C]horse, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]OWith a "neigh, neigh" here and a "neigh, neigh" thereHere a "neigh" there a "neigh"Everywhere a "neigh-neigh"Old Macdonald [F]had a [C]farm, E-I-[G]E-I-[C]O

Other verses:Dog "woof"Cat "meow"Bird "tweet"Sheep "baa"Turkey "gobble"Chickens "cluck"Duck "quack"

On top of Spaghetti

¾ time 1, 2, 3 / 1, 2, …

On [G] top of spa-[C]-ghetti, all covered in [G] cheeseI lost my poor [D7] meatball, when somebody [G] sneezed.

It [G]rolled off the[C] table, and onto the [G]floorAnd then my poor [D7]meatball, it rolled out the [G]door.

It [G]rolled into the [C]garden, and under a [G]bushAnd now my poor [D7]meatball, is nothing but [G]mush.

The [G]mush was as [C]tasty, as tasty can [G]beAnd early next [D7]summer it grew to a [G]tree.

The[G] tree was all [C]covered with beautiful [G]mossAnd on it grew [D7]meatballs and spaghetti [G]sauce.

So [G]if you eat spa-[C]-ghetti, all covered in [G]cheeseHang on to your [D7]meatball and don't ever [G]sneeze! Ah-choo!

Puff the Magic Dragon (Peter, Paul and Mary)

Intro: (Refrain Second part): [G] [Bm] [C] [G] [C] [G] [Em] [A7] [D7] [G] [D7]

Verse:[G]Puff, the magic [Bm]drag-on [C]lived by the [G]sea And [C]frol-icked in the [G]au-tumn [Em]mist in a [A7]land called Ho-nah-Lee-[D7], [G]Lit-tle Jack-ie [Bm]Pa-per [C]loved that rascal [G]Puff And [C]brought him strings and[G]sealing [Em]wax and [A7]other [D7]fancy [G]stuff. [D7]Oh!

Refrain:[G]Puff, the magic [Bm]drag-on [C]lived by the [G]sea And [C]frol-icked in the [G]au-tumn [Em]mist in a[A7]land called Ho-nah-Lee-[D7], [G]Puff, the magic [Bm]drag-on [C]lived by the [G]seaAnd [C]frol-icked in the [G]au-tumn [Em]mist in a[A7]land called [D7]Ho-nah-[G]Lee. - [D7] ^ last time to Coda

[G] - To- get-her they would [Bm]trav-el on a [C]boat with bil-lowed [G]sail, -[C]Jack-ie kept a [G] look-out [Em]perched on [A7]Puff's gi-gan-tic [D7]tail,[G]No-ble kings and [Bm]princ-es would [C]bow when-e'er they [G]came,[C]Pi-rate ships would [G]low'r their [Em]flag when [A7]Puff roared [D7]out his [G]name. [D7]Oh! …(Refrain)

[G]A drag-on lives for-[Bm]ev-er but [C]not so lit - tle [G]boys,-[C]Paint-ed wings and [G]gi-ant [Em] rings make [A7]way for oth-er [D7]toys,[G]One grey night it [Bm]hap-pened, Jack-ie [C]Pa-per came no [G]more And[C]Puff that might-y [G]drag-on, [Em] he [A7]ceased his [D7]fear-less [G]roar. [D7]

[G]His head was bent in [Bm]sor-row [C]green scales fell like [G]rain,-[C]Puff no long-er [G]went to [Em]play a - [A7]long the cher-ry [D7]lane, With-[G]out his life-long [Bm]friend [C]Puff could not be [G]brave So [C]Puff that might-y [G]drag-on, [Em]sad - ly [A7]slipped in-[D7]to his [G] cave. [D7]Oh! …(Refrain)

Coda: [A7]land called [D7]Ho - nah - [G]Lee. [C] [G] [D7] [G]She'll be coming round the mountain

She'll be [C] coming 'round the mountain when she comes (toot toot)She'll be coming 'round the mountain when she [G7] comes (toot toot)She'll be [C] coming 'round the mountain,She'll be [F] coming 'round the mountain,She'll be [C] coming 'round the [G7] mountain, when she [C] comes. (toot toot)

She'll be driving six white horses when she comes(whoa back)

Oh we'll all go out to meet her when she comes(hi babe)

She'll be wearing pink pyjamas when she comes(wolf whistle)

Oh we’ll all drink apple cider when she comes(glug glug)

Oh we'll all have chicken and dumplings when she comes(yum yum)

And she'll have to sleep with grandma when she comes(snore snore)

The Itsy-Bitsy Spider

[C]The itsy-bitsy spiderWent [G]up the water[C] spout.[C] Down came the ran and[G] Washed the spider [C]out.

[C] Out came the sun and[G] Dried up all the [C] rainAnd the itsy-bitsy spiderWent [G] up the spout a[C] gain.

The Unicorn Song (Irish Rovers)Intro: [C] [G] [C]

A [C] long time ago, when the [Dm] Earth was green There was [G] more kinds of animals than [C] you've ever seen They'd [C] run around free while the [Dm] Earth was being born And the [C] loveliest of all was the [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corn

There was [C] green alligators and [Dm] long-necked geese Some [G] humpty backed camels and some [C] chimpanzees Some[C] cats and rats and elephants, but [Dm] sure as you're born The [C] loveliest of all was the [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corn

The [C] Lord seen some sinning and it [Dm] gave Him pain And He [G] says, "Stand back, I'm going to [C] make it rain" [C] He says, "Hey Noah, I'll [Dm] tell you what to do [C] Build me a [Dm] floa[G] ting [C] zoo, and take some of those...

[C] Green alligators and [Dm] long-necked geese Some [G] humpty backed camels and some [C] chimpanzees Some[C] cats and rats and elephants, but [Dm] sure as you're born[C] Don't you forget My [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corns

[C] Now Noah was there to [Dm] answer the call He [G] finished up making the ark just as the [C] rain started to fall He [C] marched the animals [Dm] two by two And he [C] called out as [Dm] they [G] came [C] through, Hey Lord,

I've got [C] green alligators and [Dm] long-necked geese Some [G] humpty backed camels and some [C] chimpanzees Some [C] cats and rats and elephants, but [Dm] Lord, I'm so forlorn I[C] just can't find no [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corns"

And [C] Noah looked out through the [Dm] driving rain Them [G] unicorns were hiding, [C] playing silly games [C] Kicking and splashing while the [Dm] rain was pourin’[C] All, them silly [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corns

There was [C] green alligators and [Dm] long-necked geese Some [G] humpty backed camels and some [C] chimpanzeesNoah [C] cried, "Close the door because the[Dm] rain is pourin’ And [C] we just can't wait for no [Dm] u[G] ni[C] corns"

The [C] ark started moving, it [Dm] drifted with the tide The [G] unicorns looked up from the [C] rocks and they cried And the [C] waters came down and sort of [Dm] floated them away (That's why you never seen a unicorn to this very day)

You'll see [C] green alligators and [Dm] long-necked geese Some [G] humpty backed camels and some [C] chimpanzees Some [C] cats and rats and elephants, but [Dm] sure as you're born You're [C] never gonna see no [Dm] u__[G] ni__[C] co___rns

The Wheels on the bus

[C] The wheels on the bus go round and round[G7] Round and round, [C] round and round[C] The wheels on the bus go round and round[G7] All around the[C] town

2. The wipers on the bus go swish swish swish

3. The driver on the bus goes "Move on back!"

4. The people on the bus go up and down

5. The horn on the bus goes beep beep beep

6. The baby on the bus goes "Wah wah wah!"

7. The parents on the bus go "Sh sh sh"

8. The wheels on the bus go round and round

This Little Light

[C] This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.[F] This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it [C]shine.[C] This little light of mine, [E7] I'm gonna let it [Am]shine.Let it [C]shine, let it [G7]shine, let it [C]shine.

[C] Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine.[F] Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it [C]shine.[C] Hide it under a bushel? No! [E7]I'm gonna let it [Am]shine.Let it [C]shine, let it [G7]shine, let it [C]shine.

[C] Shine all over Ottawa! I'm gonna let it shine.[F] Shine all over Ottawa! I'm gonna let it [C] shine.[C] Shine all over Ottawa! [E7] I'm gonna let it [Am] shine.Let it [C]shine, let it [G7]shine, let it [C]shine.

[C] Don't let anybody whoosh it out! I'm gonna let it shine.[F] Don't let anybody whoosh it out! I'm gonna let it [C] shine.[C] Don't let anybody whoosh it out! [E7] I'm gonna let it [Am] shine.Let it [C]shine, let it [G7]shine, let it [C]shine.

[C] This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.[F] This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it [C]shine.[C] This little light of mine, [E7] I'm gonna let it [Am]shine.Let it [C]shine, let it [G7]shine, let it [C]shine.

This old Man  [C] This old man, he played one,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my thumb.

Chorus (repeat after each verse): With a [C] knick-knack paddywhack, give your dog a bone,[G] this old man came rolling [C] home. [C] This old man he played two,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my shoe.     

[C] This old man he played three,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my knee.

[C] This old man he played four,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my door.  

[C] This old man, he played five,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my hive.

[C] This old man he played six,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my sticks.  

[C] This old man he played seven,[F] He played knick-knack [G] up in heaven.    

[C] This old man he played eight,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my gate. 

[C] This old man he played nine,[F] He played knick-knack [G] on my spine.    

[C] This old man he played ten,[F] He played knick-knack [G] once again.

Three Little Fishies (Saxie Dowell)Intro: last two lines of verse one[G] [G6] [C] [C#dim] [D7] [C7] [D7] [G]

[G] Down in the [G6] meadow in a [C] little bitty [D7] poolSwam [G] three little [G6] fishies and a [C] mamma fishie [D7] too[G] "Swim" said the [G6] mamma fishie [C] "Swim if you [C#dim] can"And they [D7] swam and they [C7] swam right [D7] over the [G] dam.

Chorus:[G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [C#dim] Chu!And they [D7] swam and they [C7] swam right [D7] over the [G] dam.

[G] "Stop" said the [G6] mamma fishie "or [C] you'll get [D7] lost"But the [G] 3 little [G6] fishies didn't [C] want to be [D7] bossedSo the [G] 3 little [G6] fishies went [C] off on a [C#dim] spreeAnd they [D7] swam and they [C7] swam right [D7] out to the [G] sea.

Chorus:[G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [C#dim] Chu!And they [D7]swam and they[C7] swam right [D7]out to the [G]sea.

[G] "Whee" said the [G6] little fishes [C] "here's a lot of [D7] funWe'll [G] swim in the [G6] sea till the [C] day is [D7] done"So they [G] swam and they [G6] swam and [C] it was a [C#dim] larkTill [D7] all of a [C7] sudden they [D7] saw a [G] shark!

Chorus:[G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [C#dim] Chu!Till [D7]all of a [C7]sudden they [D7]saw a [G]shark!

[G] "Help" cried the [G6] little fishies [C] "Look at the [D7] whales!"And [G] quick as they [G6] could, turned [C] on their [D7] tailsAnd [G] back to the [G6] pool in the [C] meadow they [C#dim] swamAnd they [D7] swam and they [C7] swam back [D7] over the [G] dam.

Chorus:[G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [D7] Chu![G] Boop boop [G6] dit-tem dat-tem[C] what-tem [C#dim] Chu!And they [D7]swam and they [C7]swam back [D7]over the [G]dam

You Are My Sunshine (The Rice Brothers)

Chorus:You are my [C]sunshine, my only sunshine [C7]You make me [F]happy when skies are [C] gray [C7]You'll never [F]know dear, how much I [C]love you [Am]Please don't [C] take my [G7]sunshine a[C] way

The other [C]night dear, as I lay sleeping [C7]I dreamed I [F]held you in my [C] arms [C7]But when I a[F]woke, dear, I was mis[C] taken [Am]So I [C] hung my [G7]head and I [C] cried. [G7]

(Chorus)

I'll always [C]love you and make you happy, [C7]If you will [F]only say the [C] same. [C7] But if you [F] leave me and love a[C] nother, [Am] You'll [C] regret it [G7]all some [C] day. [G7]

(Chorus)

You told me [C] once, dear, you really loved me [C7] And no one [F] else could come bet[C] ween. [C7]But you've [F] left me and love ano[C] ther; [Am]You have [C] shattered [G7]all of my [C] dreams. [G7]

(Chorus)

Waltzing Matilda (Ukulele Mike) Intro: [C] [Am] [G7] [C] (LL - V1)

[C] Once a jolly [G] swagman, [Am] camped by a [F] billabong,[C] Under the [Am]shade of a [F]coolibah [G7] tree,And he [C] sang as he [E7] watched and [Am] waited til his [F] billy boiled[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Waltzing Matilda, [F] waltzing Matilda,[C] You'll come a [Am] waltzing Ma[F] tilda with [G7] me,And he [C] sang as he [E7] watched and [Am] waited til his [F] billy boiled[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Down came a [G] jumbuck to [Am] drink at the [F] billabong,[C] Up jumped the [Am] swagman and [F] grabbed him with [G7] glee,And he [C] sang as he [E7] stowed that [Am] jumbuck in his [F] tucker bag,[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Waltzing Matilda, [F] waltzing Matilda,[C] You'll come a [Am] waltzing Ma[F] tilda with [G7] me,And he [C] sang as he [E7]stowed that [Am] jumbuck in his [F] tucker bag,[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Up rode the squ[G] atter [Am] mounted on his [F] thoroughbred,[C] Up rode the [Am] troopers, [F] one, two, [G7] three,Wh[C] ere’s that jolly [E7] jumbuck you've [Am] got in your [F] tucker bag?[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Waltzing Matilda, [F] waltzing Matilda[C] You'll come a [Am] waltzing Ma[F] tilda with [G7] me,[C] Whose that jolly [E7] jumbuck you've [Am] got in your [F] tucker bag? [C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Up jumped the sw[G]agman, and [Am]sprang into the [F] billabong,[C] You'll never [Am] take me [F]alive said [G7] he,And his [C]ghost may be [E7] heard as you’re [Am] passing by that [F] billabong,[C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me.

[C] Waltzing Matilda, [F] waltzing Matilda[C] You'll come a [Am] waltzing Ma[F] tilda with [G7] me,And his [C]ghost may be [E7] heard as you’re[Am] passing by that [F] billabong, [C] You'll come a [Am]waltzing Ma[G7] tilda with [C] me. [C] [Am] [G7] [C]

We’re Going to be Friends (White Stripes)

[G]Fall is here, hear the yell, back to school, ring the bell[C]Brand new shoes, walking blues, [G]climb the fence, books and pens[D]I can tell that [C]we are gonna be [G]friends [D]I can tell that [C]we are gonna be [G]friends

[G]Walk with me, Suzy-Lee, through the park, and by the tree [C]We will rest upon the ground [G]and look at all the bugs we've found[D]Safely walk to [C]school without a [G]sound [D]Safely walk to [C]school without a [G]sound

[G]Well here we are, no one else, we walked to school all by ourselves[C]There's dirt on our uniforms, [G]from chasing all the ants and worms[D]We clean up and [C]now it's time to [G]learn [D]We clean up and [C]now it's time to [G]learn

[G]Numbers. letters, learn to spell, noun, and books, and show and tell[C]At playtime we will throw the ball, [G]back to class, through the hall [D]Teacher marks our [C]height against the [G]wall[D]Teacher marks our [C]height against the [G]wall

Bridge:[C]And we don't notice any time [G]pass [C]We don't notice any[G]thing [A]We sit side by side in every class[C]Teacher thinks that I sound funny, [D]But she likes the way you sing

[G]Tonight I’ll dream while I’m in bed, when silly songs go through my head[C]About the bugs and alphabet, [G]and when I wake tomorrow I'll bet [D]That you and I will [C]walk together [G]again [D]’Cause I can tell that [C]we are going to be [G]friends[D]’Cause I can tell that [C]we are going to be [G]friends[D]’Cause I can tell that [C]we are going to be [G]friends

Where have all the flowers gone (Peter, Paul and Mary)Intro: [C] [Am] [C] [Am][C]Where have all the [Am] flowers gone? [F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am]flowers gone? [F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am]flowers gone?[F]Young girls have picked them [G]everyone[F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]

[C]Where have all the [Am] young girls gone? [F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am]young girls gone? [F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am]young girls gone?[F]Gone for husbands [G]everyone[F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]

[C]Where have all the [Am] husbands gone? [F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am]husbands gone? [F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am]husbands gone? [F]Gone for soldiers [G]everyone[F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]

[C]Where have all the [Am] soldiers gone? [F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am] soldiers gone? [F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am]soldiers gone?[F]

Gone to graveyards, [G]everyone [F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]

[C]Where have all the [Am] graveyards gone?[F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am] graveyards gone?[F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am] graveyards gone? [F]Gone to flowers, [G]everyone[F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]

[C]Where have all the [Am] flowers gone?[F]Long time [G]passing[C]Where have all the [Am] flowers gone? [F]Long time [G]ago

[C]Where have all the [Am] flowers gone?[F] Young girls have picked them [G] everyone[F]Oh, when will [C]they ever learn? [F]Oh, when will [G]they ever [C]learn? [Am] [C]