The New Hlistrated TREASURY OF SONGS OO aia ad a for Over 60 Popular Tunes, Revised and UpdatedMinnie’s Yoo Hoo From Walt Disney's Mickey’s Follies Words by WALT DISNEY and CARL STALLING. Music by CARL STALLING. Moderately F 7 F they call lit - tle Mick - ey Mouse, bird down in_— the. cher -- ry. tree, neith - er fat nor skin-ny, she’s the eve - ning bells a - ring-in’, whip- poor- hors - es whin-ny she’s. my it’ = tle in - nie . When it’s wills + singin’ well they don’t mean — much to 7 For myfor the an - i -mals, nd they how! in the chick - en house, where [long F Adim a opt a7 cB A A 1 just turn my — heel, fo—the_-hen house steal, and Tl meet her there, mid that frag - rance rare, old tom cat with his meow, meow, meow, dog with his bow, wow, wow,hee - rack - et like an old buzz lis -tened to the Koo- koo kook his koo - koo, and I've heard the roost - er cock his doo - dle With the cows and the chick - ens, all sound like the dick -ens,when I = tle Min = nie’s- Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf? From Walt Disney's Three Little Pigs Words and Music by FRANK CHURCHILL ‘Additional Lyric by ANN RONELL Who's a-fraid of the big bad wolf, dig bad wolf, big badwolf? Who's a-fraid of the Who's a-fraid of the big bad wolf, big bad wolf, big bad wolf? Who's a-fraid of the big bad wolf?g0, there were three pigs, little hand-some pig - gy wigs. day when fate did frown and the wolf blew in - to town. D G D/Pt_Didim? AT D AT D G big_bad, ver-y big, ver-y bad_wolf they_ did- n't give three figs. Number one was yer- y eruff,“puff, puff” he puffed just e-nough and the hay house fell right down. One and Two were scared to DFE ATE. D G DP AME. G DIF Dédim? ay. andhe built his house with hay. With a _—hey-hey toot, he blew on his flute and he death of the big bad wolf-ie’s breath. “By the hair of your chin-ny-chin, I'll blow you in,” and the AT D D7 G on Fam BZ Em AT played a-round all day. Num - ber two was fond of jigs and so _ he built his twig house an-swered yes. No one left but num - ber Three to save the pig - let (ce == lo:D GDR G cn Fim Br. ET Ar Heigh did-dle did-dle, he playedon his fid-dle and danced with Ia - dy pigs. Num -ber When they knocked, he fast un - locked and —said,“Come in with me! Now they three said, “Nix on tri i i had no chance to all were safe in - si So, he slid down the chim-’ney and, G DiFt Dédim? AT dD opr no chord, sing and_ dance “cause. work and play don't mixt Ha ha hat The — two lit-tle, do lit-tle ‘oh, by Jim-’ney,inthe fi - re he was fried. Ha ha ha! The three lit-tle, free lit-tle pigs just winked and laughed, haha! pigs re - joiced and Jaughed, ha hatHeigh-Ho ‘The Dwarfs’ Marching Song From Walt Disney’s Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Words by LARRY MOREY Music by FRANK CHURCHILL the whole day to do ourEm AmiC BT Em when you dig there ain't a bet - ter thing all go march ~~ ing down the trail right a= you can whis to the rhy DIF D7. G BT c just keep (Whistle)you're feel en in you (Whistle) GID DT a br = in heigh - ho, heigh - ho.” “Heigh - heigh = a”Ay YY f ‘e. ee xI’m Wishing From Walt Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Words by LARRY MOREY Music by FRANK CHURCHILL Slowly wd ae ow oa cd Gm Gmt Gime Gm a F Fo Final? Fs Jong ~ ingGm Gmt Gm mvc or Gmc cr won't you granthe'll she'll Bb Dm? ar —S= With your mag. ic spell,3 ‘won't you tell my loved one what to do? T P65 BbIC F Abdim Gm? C7‘ Some Day My Prince Will Come From Walt Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs ‘Words by LARRY MOREY Music by FRANK CHURCHILL Rather fast DIA» two though he’s to though she’s my love some day day when my Gm7 a | F AST Gm» Whistle While You Work From Walt Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Words by LARRY MOREY Music by FRANK CHURCHILL (whistle) (Pum) on that grin do your best whis - tle loud and sing your - self a 7 When there's too much toCCGive A Little Whistle From Walt Disney’s Pinocchio Words by NED WASHINGTON ‘Music by LEIGH HARLINE Moderately fast Eb Fédim7 BT 7 ‘When you don’t know right from whis + tle! (Whistle) Ebmajd E46 Fdim/Ab EWG BOT B Fédim7 (Whistle)4 ve - ry strong, give a lit-tle whis - dle! (Whistle) BF BT Ebmaj9_ E46 Fdimv/Ab EWG pmo Gm —— Give a little whis - tle! 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Gr tf your heart= fill - ment ofFn6 Gr G7#569) GT c ATBaby Mine From Walt Disney's Dumbo Words by NED WASHINGTON ‘Music by FRANK CHURCHILL Moderately slow 1S ‘BoD cm CvBe Ab Abm6 — AbmO/BE BT B BD cm Cobb 6 Abm6 — Abm6/Bb BT Con © 1941 by 8 Dey Prados ony Read wa ala Bure Co.55 EWG Fm7 Eb BbSsus Eb BD cm CmBb M6 Asm6 ad Abm6/Bb BLT B BoD cm CmvBb AS Abm6 Abm6/B5 BGT —__ Ab AIG ne I dim Im spar-kle and shine, oI ‘Somewhat fasteral Gm cm Ams Gm Dirt br ‘—s—, Just for the right —s— Fm7 BT Eb BD cm CoB) Ab6 Abm6Abm6/Bb BAT B BHD cm CmiBb Ab ‘Abm6 —Abm6/B> Bb7 — if o I I! Ain aI pre-cious to me, be, baby of Ab AIG Fm? cI ee oe — ety ot ineWhen I See An Elephant Fly From Walt Disney’s Dumbo Words by NED WASHINGTON Music by OLIVER WALLACE Moderately E66 Fm7 Bb? Eb6 © Fm? B49 Pb EbG Fm? Fm7/Bb BST Eb PbIG Fm BbY EBT eb EG Fm Fm7/Bb BRT Cm? ca Bb? 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Cm Bb Bo is - fact-ch'll.” Zip 7 2 B Be Gm cr 7 Bb Bb/D Dodim FI/C der-ful feel day.The Lord Is Good To Me From Walt Disney's Melody Time Words and Music by KIM GANNON and WALTER KENT Moderately ca (whistle)Co 2 a F6 G7. cr FE Fmaj7 it warn't for Him there'd be no apples on this limb, yes He'smy feath-ered friends, _ as canbe. ap - ple trees they will stil (whistley me. vaLavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) From Walt Disney's So Dear To My Heart Words by LARRY MOREY Music by ELIOT DANIEL Moderately c dil = ly, dill - ly,dil - ly heart feels + fy lit - tle church on adil’ - ly, dil - ly day" dil ly, dil ~ ly dress of iis, ay aaA Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes From Walt Disney's Cinderella Words and Music by MACK DAVID, AL HOFFMAN and JERRY LIVINGSTON Moderately stow, with expression G73 G Em? Am? D759) GG maj? rp Gus G Ag Am? D7_AmvE how your heart is you keep on = Wey ing, the dream —that_you : & wish will come true,Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo (The Magic Song) From Walt Disney's Cinderella Words by JERRY LIVINGSTON Music by MACK DAVID and AL HOFFMAN, Brightly r 7 Sa-la- ga-doo - Ia men-chic-ka boo - la bib- bi - di - bob-bi- di - boo 2 2 2 7 bib = bi - di - bob - bi - di - boo. Z put ‘em to- geth- er and what have you got z 2 bib - bi - di - bob - bi - di - boo 2 27 it - "ll do mag-ie be-lieve it or not, bib - bi - di - Bob bi - di - boo. z ‘men-chic-ka boo -le-roo, but the thing-a-ma-bob that does the job is J 2 Gm7y C7 FE Z 7 bib-bi- di- bob-bi- di - boo. Sa-Ia- ga-doo - la men-chie-ka boo 1a 2 2 z 7 i-di-bob-biedi _bib-bi-di- bob-bi-di - boo. 3 i-di -bob-bi-di bib! 2 t 2I’m Late From Walt Disney's Alice In Wonderland Words by BOB HILLIARD Music by SAMMY FAIN for ‘a ver-y_im-por- tant date. tate, Pm late and ‘Coonan Renewedtoo much time to shave. G ~ hop, hop, hop, I wish that I could fly, dare to stop and br or here's the reason why, (you see) I'm © yen say good = bye, hel - lo, late, I'm late, Tm late.rhe Second Star To The Right From Walt Disney's Peter Pan Words by SAMMY CAHN Music by SAMMY FAIN Moderately stow with expression Bb GT cm Gm ‘The sec-ond star to the right shines in the night for you id Ab BATIA EWG © Fm? AS/Bb ASO F/G = Fm7 BB7/F BL, to tell you that thedreamsyou plan real -ly can come star to the right shines with a light that's and if it's Nev-er» WG C9 Fm7 —_Ab/B) BOB) Fm7 Fidim B/G Ab Bom? Land you need, it’s light will lead you ‘Twin-kle, twin-kle where you are, gleam-ing in the skies a - bove, And when you bringhimmy way, each time we say “Good- night,” T AS BBT/Ay BG Cho Fm7Ab/Bb Bb7#S(9) Bb Fm7¥7 || E46 AbGIE ESO we'll thank the lit tle star that shines the sec-ond from the — right. right.You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly! From Walt Disney's Peter Pan Words by SAMMY CAHN Music by SAMMY FAIN, Moderately slow Eb Think of the pres-ents you're brought, = y_ mer-ry lit- tle thought, Think of | Christ- mas, think of snow,‘Think of the hap-pi-est things, that’s the way to get your wings. Look! You're ris - ing Don't won - derG Am7 D7 G Bm6 Gtéim Soon you'll zoom all a- round the room, all it takes is faith and But the thing that’s a pos = fit-tle bit of Pix - ie When there’s a smile in your heart there’s no bet-ter time to start.Ws a ver = y sim = ple plan. 38’ Bella Notte (This Is The Night) From Walt Disney's Lady And The Tramp Words and Music by PEGGY LEE and SONNY BURKE Slowly, with expression G 2 3 2 2 Ge Bodim? ‘This is the night, it’s a beau - ti ful night__ and we call it be - la 2 z J a mp DT Look at the skies, they have stars — — im their eyes ____on this 2 2 2 | aDG c ares Cmaj7 a= bout this time Em? Ag Em? AS ¥ Am7D D7 keep from fall - ing like a star______whenyou make that diz. - zy 2 Am” DAIGS) 2 2 Bm75 TAS 7 this isthe night and the heav-ens are right___‘on this 3 3 2Once Upon A Dream From Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty Words and Music by SAMMY FAIN and JACK LAWRENCE Adapted From A Theme By Tchaikovsky Gm6 Moderately oo 1 walked with you once8 F Cdim7_ Gm D7 vis - fons are sel T know what you'll EyGt FIA F DT Gm Gmc a you'll love me atCruella De Vil From Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Words and Music by MEL LEVEN. BB Slow Blues B 29 ES 19 BS Cru el - Ia De~ Vil, Cruel = Ia De- Vil, if she does-n't scare. you no see her is to take a sud - den curl of her lips, —on Bb 9 By Bo & £49 ice im her stare; ‘all in - no-cent chil - dren had bet - ter be - like a spi - der wait - ing for the At first. youthink Cruel = la isthe dev il, af - ter time haswore a-way the shock, you come to re- a-lize_seen her kindof eyes— watch-ing you fromun - der-neath a rock. BS Bo B 9 Be Bio she ought to be locked. up and B 59 Bb ao Ab%S__G9 ney - er re - leased. world was such a whole-someplace un - tilHigitus Figitus From Walt Disney's The Sword In The Stone ‘Words and Music by RICHARD M, SHERMAN ‘and ROBERT B. SHERMAN, Moderately Fm cr Hig-i-tus fig-i-tus zum-ba-ba-zing, I want your at-ten - tion ey - ‘ry thing! We're Fmaj7 pack-ing to leave let's go, - ways first you know.<= y that words in your Hock-et - y pock-et - y wock-et - y wack, tus mig- i - tus mum, Hig-i-tus fig -i-tus zoom-a- ea-zam, don't get incr Fmaj? traf - fic jam. Sug - ar bowl you're get - ting rough, the poor old tea set's cracked e-nough. Hock- et = y pock-et - y wock-et - y wack, Hig -i- tus fig -i- tus mig - Hig-i- tus fig -i- ts mig- i - tus mum,Hig -i- tus a Bdim7 der please. cr + y small, we've got fig -i- tus mig Alii - ca-fez tus mum, bal -a- ca-zex, to save e-nough room be - long to the “C's mal- a~ camer mer =i Fmaj7 pha-bet - i - cal pi-des, di” A Spoonful Of Sugar From Walt Disney's Mary Poppins Words and Music by RICHARD M. SHERMAN. and ROBERT B. SHERMAN job thatmust be donethere is an el-e-ment —of-— fun. You feath - er-ing his nest has ver-y lit-tle time to rest. while bees that fetchthe nec - tar from the flow - ers to the comb —_nev-er Bodim? D9 Diep? c find thefun and snap the job’s a game" And ‘ev-"ry task —youun - der - gath - er-ing his bits of twine and twig. Though quite in - tent in his pur - tire of ev- er buzz - ing to and fro. Be- cause they take a ‘lit - de ? BT G aT Am? Bodim7 D7 Daim? take be - comes a piece of cake. spree! suit, hehas a mer = ry tune to toot. song nip, from ev-"ry flow - er that they sip. findAm? Ddim? D7___Bedim7 Dr very dear to see. That a move the job a - long. © For a task is not a grind, For a med-i- cine of sug-ar —helps- the med-i-cine go. down F roy wim orn Lo A rob - in ‘The hon - eySupercalifragilistic- expialidocious From Walt Disney's Mary Poppins ‘Words and Music by RICHARD M, SHERMAN and ROBERT B, SHERMAN Brightly iG, Cmaj7 6 Cédim7 oar Mary Poppins: Sup -er-cal - i = frag + E - ven though the sound of cmaj7 cr F loud —€ nough, you'll al’ - ways sound pre (© 1963 Wonder Musc Company, ne Cony Renewed [A Rihs Rete Use by PermsUm did - dle did - dle ay! Um did dle did- dle did - dle, or G Cmaj7 = fraid to speak when + round the world. and got your tongue, there's | cs f me fa_~ ther gave me nose a tweak and he'd use his. word and all would say, “There just sum - mon up this. word and then you've101 E ~ ven though the Sup -er - cal - i=cmaj7 co F Fo Padim7 loud © - nough, you'll al - ways sound pre - co frag - il - is tic - ex - pi - al - i - do F6 Fedim7 ig Cédim7— GT c103 2 The Bare Necessities From Walt Disney's The Jungle Book Words and Musi by ERY GILRYSON Bright tempo (with spirit) 7 Bb Bomaj7 Look for the wor - ries and your strife. wor - ries and your strife. Moth - er Na ture’s why a bear canthat bring the bare ne = ces = sities fife with just’ the bare me - ces - si-ties of F no chord cr F —— Wherey = er To wan de" wher- ever 1 roam, = Whenyou_ pick a paw ‘or prickl - y ; 3. So just try to re - lax (Oh yeah!) in my back yard, s no chord fe FE I could + n't be fond - er_________of_- my big_—_home. and you__ prick a raw paw next be = ware. if you act like that bee acts you're work-in’ too hard. 2 Fr Be Bom F ‘The bees are buzz - in’ in the — tree to make some _— hon ey just for Don't pick the prick- ly pear by _—_paw, when you pick a pear, try to use the Don't spend your time just look-in’ a - round for some-thing you want that can’t beYou look — un-der the rocks and plants and take a glance you don’t need — to use the claw when you pick a pear you find out you can live with- out it and go adong may - be try a giv = en you a think-in’ about it, Tl fell you some-thing P r ‘no chord 2.3. Look forTrust In Me (The Python’s Song) From Walt Disney's The Jungle Book ‘Words and Music by RICHARD M. SHERMAN and ROBERT B. SHERMAN Moderately —Shut :—$— your eyes Sowr109 Ev’rybody Wants To Be A Cat From Walt Disney's The Aristocats Words by FLOYD HUDDLESTON Music by AL RINKER D7 Em(maj7) m7 Em6 Cmaj7 because a cat's the on - ly cat a BT Em Em(maj7) Em? Em6 x knows where it's at! _ Ey-/'ry-bod - y pick-in’ up on the fe - line beat,— 2 Cmaj7 2 Bm Em Bm Em Am Am(maj7) Am7 D7 cause ev-ry-thing else is ob- so -lete. Be - ware of a square. when he of-fers to share. his 4milk to sip! If it has-n'theen tried, I sug -gest youpro-vide_ your Em Am B7 6 BT Em Em(maj7) Em? Em6 T've heard some corn-y birds who tried to sing, Cmaj7 b7 cr BT Em Em? Em6 Em(maj7) cat’s the on-ly eat who knows how to swing! ‘A purr be-tween two fur - ry friends may be old hat, — | lo 1 ‘To next strain || 2 Em Bm? Em Am BT Em But ev -’ry-bod - ywants to be a cat! €maj7um Fém7 BT Ftm7 BT E C7 Fim 87 Come on, scat cat, turn me on, I'll take my horn and my best tone, then blow a lit - tle soul in-to the 2 2 Emaj? Amaj?— Emaj7 Gm, chs Gm? cL tune, Let’s take it to an-otheer key, mod - ulate, then wait for me, T'll 2 2 Fmaj7 Gm? Fmaj7 Abm7 Ds7 take a few ad libs and pret-ty soon the oth - er cats will all com-mence 3s 2 TW D.C.al Fine Ab, Ds Amd Dis Am AmbS Fém7? BT con ~gre-gat-ing on the fence, be - neath the al-ley’son-ly light, where ev—"ry night is out of sight! 2 2The Age Of Not Believing From Walt Disney's Bedknobs And Broomsticks Words and Music by RICHARD M, SHERMAN ‘and ROBERT B. SHERMAN Fmaj7 Moderately gC Dm? Em? ‘_ When you rush a ~ round im hope -less cir = cles search -ing set a = side your child-hood he = = roes ‘and your face the age of not be -liey - ing, doubt “ing if ey try = where for some-thing dreams are lost upon a ev -"ry -thing you ev - er 2 7all the hap = py end - ingscopa GTsus a DS. al CodaOo-De-Lally From Walt Disney's Robin Hood Words and Music by ROGER MILLER Rob-in Hood and Lit-tle John walk-in’ thru the for - est, _laugh-in’ back and forth at_what the Rob-in Hood and Lit-tle John run-nin’thru the for - est, ji * fen-ces dodg-in’ trees and other “un has to say. tryin’ to get a- way. hay -in’ such a good — time, cape and fin -"ly makin’ it, Rem-i - nise-in’ this’n that’n Con-tem-plat-in’ noth-in’ but es - Oo -de - lal - ly, Hoo-de = tal - ly,Neveer ev-er think-in’ there was dan-ger in the wa-ter they were Bb drink - in’, they just guz-zled it down, a schem-in’ sher-iff and his pos-se was a - watch-in’ them and gath-er-in’ a - round. copa —— 0 - de- lal -Iy, Hoo-de- lal -ly, gol -ly what a day!Someone’s Waiting For You From Walt Disney's The Rescuers ‘Words by CAROL CONNORS and AYN ROBBINS Music by SAMMY FAIN Gently, expressively D Em? GIA Dmmaj7_D6 2 Make a wish for each sad lit - tle tear, With pedal throughout GIA Ftm7 Bm? ET Hold your head up though no, Some-one’s wait- ing for ad d ‘There'll be a smile where a 1 alt Disney Music Company and Sammy Fain TrustDmaj7__D6 an FA You'll be part of the love that you see. — Some-one’s waiting for_—_-you, and you're sure Em ar Pan Fim7bs BT Soon there'll be joy and hap - pi - ness and your lit-tle world will be 4 J Eyuy GIA D Em? Am_3— Havefaith lit-tle one “til your hopes and your wish- es come true. Im dd OO ‘You must try tobe brave lit tle one. d' Winnie The Pooh From Walt Disney's The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh Words and Music by RICHARD M. SHERMAN ‘and ROBERT B, SHERMAN cr F 87 Win-nie The Pooh, tub - by lit - tle cub-by all stuffed with Muff, He's ‘Moderate Waltz c. Win -'nie The Pooh, Win-nie The Pooh, wil -Iy nil - ly sil -ly ole where Chris = to - pher Ronm you will find ‘Tempo T cr F Gm? a PF Fédim Gm? cr don-key named Ee- yore is his friend, and Kang-a and lit - te F Gm, cr F Dm Dm? G7 cr F D.C. al Coda Roo.___ There's Rabbit and Pig-let and there’s Owl but most of all Win-nie-The-Pooh. copaThe Wonderful Thing About Tiggers From Walt Disney’s The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh Words and Music by RICHARD M. SHERMAN ‘ and ROBERT B. SHERMAN Brightly $ C7 FE or — 1,3. The won - der - ful thing a - bout Tig - gers is Tig-gers are won - der - fal 2. won -der - ful thing a - bout Tig - gers is Tig-gers are won - der - ful ‘Their tops are made out of ‘They're load - ed with vim and with cr F Bb F Bb F bottoms are made out of springs! Terre boun = ey, troun + ey, Moun + ey, poun = 6} love fo leap in your laps! ‘They're jump - y, bump - y, clump - y, thump - y,Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun! Funt But the most wonder -ful thing a - bout tig- gers is T ir To next strain [3 nr Ir — Tig - gers are cud -di - ly fel - las, = peat and re - peat: TheCandle On The Water ‘Smoothly ei Dm G7 TH be your can-dle on the TH be your can-dle on the B G BG Am I know you're lost my soul is there don’t give up you have some-where to soon you'll see a gold - en stream of m Walt Disney's Pete’s Dragon turn, Words and Music by AL KASHA and JOEL HIRSCHHORN FE G C Am OF wa my love for you will al-ways wa “til ev'ry wave iswarm and cnG E. CE ut the clouds are lift - ing, let this can - dle guide you and drift-ing, be-side you,Be c cL Fsus F Bb c cr ‘A. cold and{friend-less tide has found don’t let the storm-y dark-ness » T'M paint “ray of hope a - round cir-cling in the air lighted by a SS . T'll be your can-dle on the flame in-side Of me will grow. Keep hold- inghere’s my hand so take it, look for me reach-ing out to d c as sure as riv-ers flow, PM nev-er let TI never let youBest Of Friends From Walt Disney's The Fox And The Hound Words by STAN FIDEL Music by RICHARD JOHNSTON Moderately c Dm7ic ig When you're the best of friends hav-ing so much fun to-geth- Bef hap - py game, —__ you could clown a - round for-ev - e+ yen a - ware you'resuch a fun you're not your nat ur'l Nei-ther one of you sees __ Dm7Em F | GT @ ee ee Life's a Life's one hap - py _—