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DENVER UKE COMMUNITY

DENVER UKECOMMUNITY

JULY MEETING

AMERICASONGS

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3295 S. Broadway

Englewood, CO 80113

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TO BE A COOL

KID ALL YOU HAVE

TO DO IS COME ALONG

Grandma’s Feather Bed Page 1 of 1 Grandma’s Feather Bed (Jim Connor)

G C When I was a little bitty boy, G D7 just up off-a the floor G C We used to go down to Grandma's house, G D7 G every month end or so C We had chicken pie and country ham G D7 and homemade butter on the bread G C But the best darn thing about Grandma's house D7 G was her great big feather bed

CHORUS: G It was nine feet high and six feet wide, C G soft as a downy chick

It was made from the feathers of forty 'leven geese A7 D7Took a whole bolt of cloth for the tick G It'd hold eight kids, four hound dogs C G and a piggy we stole from the shed C We didn't get much sleep but we had a lot of fun

D7 G On Grandma's feather bed

G C After the supper we'd sit around the fire, G D7 the old folks'd spit and chew G C Pa would talk about the farm and the war G D7 G and Granny'd sing a ballad or two C I'd sit and listen and watch the fire G D7 ‘til the cobwebs filled my head G C Next thing I’d know I'd wake up in the morning D7 G in the middle of the old feather bed

CHORUS �

G C Well I love my Ma, an' I love my Pa, G D7love Granny and Grandpa too G C I been fishing with my uncle, I wrestled with my cousin, G D7 G

I even kissed Aunt Lou (eeeew!) C But if ever had to make a choice, G D7

I guess it ought to be said G C That I'd trade ‘em all plus the gal down the road,

D7 Gfor Grandma's feather bed

CI'd trade ‘em all plus the gal down the road…..

CHORUS

A Summer Song (Key of F) by Chad Stuart and Clive Metcalfe (1964)

Intro: F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . Trees---------------------------------------- swaying in the sum--- mer breeze---------------

C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Showing off their sil--- ver leaves------------ as we walk by-----

Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . Soft------------------------- kisses on a sum-mer's day----------------

C . F . | Am . Bb . | C . F . | Am . Bb . | C . Laughing all our cares--- a- way----------- just you and I--------------------- F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . Swee---------------------------eet----------- sleepy warmth of sum-mer nights-----------

C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Ab . |Bb . |F . . . | Gazing at the distant--- lights----------- in the star--- ry sky------------ Bb . . . | C . . . | F . . . | Dm . . . | Bridge: They say that all good things must end----------- some day---------------

Bb . . . | C . . . | Dm\ --- \ \ --- | Dm\ --- \ \ Au----------------- tumn leaves--------- must fall-------------------

--- | F . . . | A7 . . . But don't you know------ that it hurts me so-----

| Dm . . . | Am . Gm . | To say good-bye to you---------u--u--u---------

Dm . . . | C . . . | Dm . . . | C . . Wish you didn't have to go-------- no, no-no--- no---------

. | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . And when the rain------------------------------------ beats a-gainst my win--- dow pane---------

C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | I'll think of summer days--- a-gain-------- and dream of you---------------

F . Ab . | Bb . | F . . . |

Bb . . . | C . . . | F . . . | Dm . . . | Bridge: They say that all good things must end----------- some day---------------

Bb . . . | C . . . | Dm\ --- \ \ --- | Dm\ --- \ \ Au----------------- tumn leaves--------- must fall-------------------

--- | F . . . | A7 . . . But don't you know------ that it hurts me so-----

| Dm . . . | Am . Gm . | To say good-bye to you---------u--u--u---------

Dm . . . | C . . . | Dm . . . | C . . Wish you didn't have to go-------- no, no-no--- no---------

. | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb . And when the rain------------------------------------ beats a-gainst my win--- dow pane---------

C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | F . Am . | Bb I'll think of summer days--- a-gain-------- and dream of you---------------

. C . | F . Am . | Bb . C . | D\ And dream of you--------------------------------

San Jose Ukulele Club

(v2c - 7/10/17)

Summer Breeze (Key of D) by James Seals and Dash Crofts (1972)

Dm . . . |C . G . |Dm . . . |C . G . | A ---------3--0-----------------------------------------3--0----------------------------------- E ------1------------3--1--0------------------------1-------------3--1--0------------------- C --2--------------------------2--0---2---------2---------------------------2--0---2-------- G -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

D . F . | C . G . | D . F . | See the curtains hangin’ in the window, in the evening on a Friday ni---- i---------- ight--------

D . F . | C . G . | D . . . | A little light a shinin’ through the window, lets me know every-thing’s all ri--------------- ight--- Gm7 . . . | Am . . . | Chorus: Summer breeze----- , makes me feel fine------

Gm7 . . . | F . . . blowin’ through the jasmine in my mi------------- ind

Gm7 . . . | Am . . . | Summer breeze----- , makes me feel fine------

Gm7 . . . | F . . . blowin’ through the jasmine in my mi------------- ind Dm . . . |C . G . |Dm . . . |C . G . | A ---------3--0-----------------------------------------3--0----------------------------------- E ------1------------3--1--0------------------------1-------------3--1--0------------------- C --2--------------------------2--0---2---------2---------------------------2--0---2-------- G -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

D . F . | C . G . | D . F . | See the paper laying on the sidewalk, a little music from the house next do----------------- or----

D . F . | C . G . | D . . . | So I walk on up to the doorstep, through the screen and a-cross the flo------- o-------- oor----

Gm7 . . . | Am . . . | Chorus: Summer breeze----- , makes me feel fine------




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Dm . . . | C . G . | Bridge: Sweet days of sum------- mer, the jasmine’s in bloom--------

Dm . . . | C . G July is dressed up and playing her tune

. | Gm7 . . . | Am . . And I come home--------------- from a hard day’s work

. |Gm7 . . . | Am . . . | Gmaj7 . D . | and you’re waitin’ there-------, not a care----------- in the wo--- o--- or--- orld.

D . F . | C . G . | D . F . | See the smile waitin’ in the kitchen, food cooking and the plates for two- o--- o--------- o-------

D . F . | C . G . | D . . . | Feel the arms that reach out to hold me, in the evening when the day is throu--------------- ough Gm7 . . . | Am . . . | Chorus: Summer breeze----- , makes me feel fine------




Dm . . . |C . G . |Dm . . . |C . D\ A ---------3--0-----------------------------------------3--0-------------------------------------- E ------1------------3--1--0------------------------1-------------3--1--0---------------------- C --2--------------------------2--0---2---------2---------------------------2--0------2-------- G --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


(v2d - 6/01/16)

| A --0-1-3-1-0----- | E ----------------1---

| A --0-1-3-1-0----- | E ----------------1---

America by Paul Simon (1968)

Intro: C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | Hm---------------- hm------------------ hm---------------- hm----------- hm hm-hm hm---------------------------

C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | Hm---------------- hm------------------ hm---------------- hm----------- hm hm-hm hm--------------------------- C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | Let us be lov--- ers, we'll mar-ry our for--- tunes to-geth-er-----------------------

C . . | CMaj7 . . | Am . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | I've got some real--- e-state here in my bag-------------------------- (Oo------ oo-oo-

Em7 . . | . . . | A . . | . . . | Em7 . . | . . . | A . . | . . oo-------- ) So we bought a pack of cigar-ettes, and Mrs------------ Wag--- ner's pi-i-ies-------------

. | D . . | C . . | G . . | C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . |

And walked------ off------- to look for--- A- mer-------------------------- i---- ca-----

F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . |

C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | “Kath-y,” I said as we board-ed a Grey-hound in Pitts-burg----------------

C . . | CMaj7 . . | Am . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | “Mich-i---gan seems--- like a dream--- to me now-----------------------”

G . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | It took me four days--- to hitch-hike from Sag-a--- naw

D . . | G . . | D . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | I've--------- come--- to look for---- A- mer---------------------------- i---- ca------------------------

Bridge:

BbMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | Laugh-ing on the bus--------------- playing games--- with the fac-es----------------

BbMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | She said the man--- in the ga---- ber-dine suit was a spy--------------------------------

F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | I said be care-ful his bow-tie is real-ly a ca------- mer-a----------------------------------

F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . |

C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | Toss me a cig---- ar--- ette I think there's one in my rain-coat----------------

C . . | CMaj7 . . | Am . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | We smoked the last one an ho--- ur a--- go--------------------------------- (Oo----- oo-oo-

Em7 . . | . . . | A . . | . . . | Em7 . . | . . . | A . . | . . oo--------- ) So I looked at the scener-y------- she read her maga-zine------------

. | D . . | C . . | G . . | C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | And the moon------ rose-------- o--- ver an o------------------------------ pen field

F . . | . . . | . . . | . . . |

C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | . . . | . . . | . . “Kath-y I'm lost-------,” I said---, though I knew she was sleep-ing---------------------

. | C . . | CMaj7 . . | Am . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | I'm emp-ty and ach--- ing and I----------- don't----- know--- why--------- y- y-- y-------

G . . | . . . | . . . | . . Count-ing the cars on the New Jer-sey Turn-pike

. | D . . | G . . | D . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | They've all-------------- come--- to look for--- A- mer--------------------------- i---- ca-----------------------

D . . | G . . | D . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | all-------------- come--- to look for---- A- mer--------------------------- i---- ca----------------------- (for------------------------- A-- mer----- i---- ca-----------------------) D . . | G . . | D . . | CMaj7 . . | . . . | . . . | . . . | all-------------- come--- to look for--- A- mer--------------------------- i---- ca----------------------- (for------------------------- A-- mer----- i---- ca-----------------------)

Outro: C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | Am . . | Dm . . | F . . |

[Slowly fade] C . . | CMaj7 . . | C6 . . | C/g . . | F . . | Am . . | Dm . . | F . . | C\


AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL w. Katharine Lee Bates 4/4 1…2…123 m. Samuel Augustus Ward

(Practice triplets)

Oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain.

For purple mountain majesties, above the fruited plain.

America!..... A-mer-i-ca! God shed His grace on thee.

And crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea.

Oh, beautiful for patriot dreams, that sees beyond the years.

Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by human tears.

America!...... A-meri-ca! God shed His grace on thee.



Pink Floyd - Grantchester MeadowsAdded to UG By Mikhailo ([email protected])______________________________________________

E A/E E

E A/E EIcy wind of night be gone. This is not your domain.

A/E EIn the sky a bird was heard to cry.

A D/A EMisty morning whisperings and gentle stirring sound

A/E EBelied a deathly silence that lay all around.

A G F#m EHear the lark and harken to the barking of the dog-fox gone to ground.

A G F#m ESee the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water.

A G F#m EAnd a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees,

A G F#m ELaughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea.

E A/E EIn the lazy water meadow I lay me down.

A/E EAll around me golden sunflakes settle on the ground.

A D/ABasking in the sunshine of a by-gone afternoon,

E A/E EBringing sounds of yesterday into this city room.


A G F#m E

See the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water.



E A/E EIn the lazy water meadow I lay me down.

A/E EAll around me golden sunflakes covering the ground.

A D/ABasking in the sunshine of a by-gone afternoon,

E A/E EBringing sounds of yesterday into my city doom.


A G F#m ESee the splashing of the kingfisher flashing to the water.



In The Summertime chords

Mungo Jerry *

F Bb F C Bb F

F

In the summertime when the weather's high,

you can stretch right up and touch the sky,

Bb

when the weather's fine,

F

you got women, you got women on your mind.

C

Have a drink, have a drive,

Bb F

go out and see what you can find.

F

If her daddy's rich, take her out for a meal.

If her daddy's poor, just do as you feel.

Bb

Speed along the lane,

F

Do a ton, or a ton and twenty-five.

C Bb

When the sun goes down, you can make it,

F

make it good in a lay-by.

F

We're not grey people, we're not dirty, we're not mean.

We love everybody, but we do as we think.

Bb

When the weather's fine

F

we go fishing or go swimming in the sea.

C

We're always happy,

Bb F

life's for living, yeah, that's our philosophy.

F

Sing along with us, dee-dee-dee-dee-dee.

Da-da-da-da-da...Yeah, we're happy happy,

Bb F C Bb F

da-da-da-da-dah da-da-da-da-dah da-da-da-da-dah

F Bb F C Bb F

F

When the winter's here, then it's party time.

Bring a bottle, wear your bright clothes.

Bb

It'll soon be summertime, and we'll sing again,

F

we'll go drivin' or maybe we'll settle down.

C

If she's rich, if she's nice,

Bb F

bring you're friends and we'll all go into town.

F Bb F C Bb F

SUMMERTIME

Intro: Am E7 Am E7

Am E7 Am

Summer time

E7 Am E7 Am E7

and the living is easy

Dm

Fish are jumpin'

F E7 Am

and the cotton is high

Am E7 Am

Your daddy's rich

E7 Am E7 Am E7

and your mum is goodlookin'

C Am E7 Am E7 Am E7

So hush little baby don't you cry

Am E7 Am

One of these mornings

E7 Am E7 Am E7

you're gonna rise up singin'

Dm

Then you'll spread your wings

F E7

And you'll take to the sky

Am E7 Am

But 'till that morning

E7 Am E7 Am E7

There's a'nothing can harm you

C Am E7 Am E7 Am E7

with daddy and mummy standing by

Am E7 Am

Summer time

E7 Am E7 Am E7

and the living is easy

Dm

Fish are jumpin'

F E7 Am

and the cotton is high

Am E7 Am

Your daddy's rich

E7 Am E7 Am E7

and your mum is goodlookin'

C Am E7 Am E7 Am E7

So hush little baby don't you cry

UNDER THE BOARDWALK 4/4 1…2…123

Oh, when the sun beats down and burns the tar upon the roof

And your shoes get so hot you wish your tired feet were fire-proof

Under the boardwalk, down by the sea…yeah

On a blanket with my baby, that’s where I’ll be

UT-BW, out of the sun, UT-BW, we’ll be havin’ some fun, UT-BW people walkin’ above

UT-BW, we’ll be fallin’ in love, under the boardwalk, boardwalk

From the park you hear the happy sound of a carou-sel

You can almost taste the hot dogs and french fries they sell

Under the boardwalk, down by the sea…yeah

On a blanket with my baby, that’s where I’ll be

UT-BW, out of the sun, UT-BW, we’ll be havin’ some fun, UT-BW people walkin’ above

UT-BW, we’ll be fallin’ in love, under the boardwalk, boardwalk

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Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer

Charles Tobia and Hans Carste, Nat King Cole

[G] Roll [Gdim] out [D7] those [G] lazy, hazy, crazy days of [A7] summer, those days of [D7] soda and pretzels and [G] beer Roll [G] out [D7] those[G] lazy, hazy, crazy days of [A7] summer, dust off the [D7] sun and moon and sing a song of [G] cheer

Just fill your [B7] basket full of sandwiches and weenies then lock the house up now you’re [Em] set And on the [A7] beach you’ll see the [Em7] girls in their bi[A7]kinis, as cute as ever but they never get them [D7] wet

Roll [Gdim] out [D7] those [G] lazy, hazy, crazy days of [A7] summer, those days of [D7] soda and pretzels and [G] beer Roll [G] out [D7] those[G] lazy, hazy, crazy days of [A7] summer, you’ll wish that [D7] summer could always be [G] here

Don’t have to [B7] tell a girl and feller ‘bout a drive-in or some romantic movie [Em] scene Why from the [A7] moment that those [Em7] lovers start a[A7]rrivin’ You’ll see more kissing in the cars than on the [D7] screen


And there’s the [B7] good old fashioned picnic, and they still go, always will go any [Em] time And there will [A7] always be a [Em7] moment that can [A7] thrill so, as when the old quartet sings out “Sweet Ade[D7]line”


you’ll wish that [D7] summer could always be [G] here you’ll wish that [D7] summer could always be [G] here

This Land is Your Land by Woody Guthrie (1944)

Intro: D . . . | . . .

. | G . . . | D . . This land is your land, this land is my land

. | A . . . |D . . From Cali-for-nia to the New York Is-land

. | G . . . | D . . . | From the redwood for-est to the Gulf Stream wat-ers,

A . . . | D . . This land was made for you and me.

. | G . . . | D . . As I went walk-ing, that ribbon of high-way

. | A . . . | D . . I saw a-bove me, that endless sky-way

. | G . . . | D . . . | I saw be- low me, that golden val-ley


. | G . . . | D . . I roamed and ramb-led and I followed my foot-steps

. | A . . . | D . . To the sparkling sands of her diamond de-serts

. | G . . . | D . . . | While all a-round me, a voice was sound-ing

A . . . | D . . This land was made for you and me. . | G . . . | D . . When the sun came shin-ing, and I was strol-ling

. | A . . . | D . . And the wheat fields wav-ing, and dust clouds roll-ing,

. | G . . . | D . . . | A voice was chant-ing, as the fog was lift-ing,


. | G . . . | D . . This land is your land, this land is my land

. | A . . . | D . . From Cali-for-nia to the New York Is-land

. | G . . . | D . . . | From the redwood for-est to the Gulf Stream wat-ers,

A . . . | D . . . | This land was made for you and me. A . . . | D . . A\ D\ This land was made for you and me.


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Summer Wind

Frank Sinatra

Intro: [D] [D6] [Dma]7 [D6]

The [D] summer wind [D6] came [Dmaj7] blowin‘ in [D6] From a[Em7]cross the [A7] sea [Em7] [A7] It [Em7] lingered [A7] there, so [Em7] warm and [A7] fair To [D] walk with me [D6] All [Am7] summer [D7] long, we [Am7] sang a [D7] song And [Gmaj7] strolled on golden [Gm6] sand [D6] Two [B7] sweethearts [Em7] and [A7], the [D] summer wind [A7]

Like [D] painted [D6] kites, those [Dmaj7] days and [D6] nights Went [Em7] flyin‘[A7] by [Em7] [A7] The [Em7] world was [A7] new, Be[Em7]neath a [A7] blue um[D]brella sky [D6] Then [Am7] softer [D7] than, a [Am7] piper [D7] man one [Gmaj7] day, It called to [Gm6] you [D6] And I [B7] lost you [Em7] to [A7] The [D] summer wind [A7]

The [D] autumn [D] wind and the [Dmaj7] winter [D6] wind Have[Em7] come and [A7] gone [Em7] [A7] And [Em7] still the [A7] days, those [Em7] lonely [A7] days Go [D] on and on [6D] And [Am7] guess who [D7] sighs, his [Am7] lulla[D7]bies Through [Gmaj7] nights that never [Gm6] end [D6] My [B7] fickle [Em7] friend, [A7] The [D] summer wind ….. [A7] The [D] summer wind ….. [A7] The [D] summer wind [D6]

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