s A Over Troubled Water/Mrs. Robinson/The Sound Of Silence/The Boxer/The Barn ‘Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ ea ce Fair = = veal Sana hse Sneha nt ee og enn ao Sh aSimon and Garfunkel’s Greatest Hits America Bookends Bridge Over Troubled Water Cecilia El Condor Pasa For Emily, Whenever | May Find Her Homeward Bound 888s Be Am A Rock Kathy’s Song Mrs. Robinson Scarborough Fair/Canticle The Boxer The 59th Street Bridge Song (FEELIN’ GROOVY) The Sound of Silence 54 32 12 20 24 Err)Mrs. Robinson Words and Music by PAUL SIMON Moderately bright ‘And here's to you,— + in ~ son, loves you more. Ee 7 —— than you will know, (©1968 PALL SINON International Copyright Mage'in USA At Mohs ee= a 2 God bless you, please, Mrs. + in + son, Heav-en holds a place_ eae uf stat —— for those who pray, (Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. G7 ga Verse: 1, We'd like to knowa lit’ = tle bit a bout-_ you for our fileslike to help you learn to help your - N Look a-round you, all you see__are a+ round til you feel at_—home.___ And here's to you —Put Go it > ing to your the Hide iin Sit ting on place where ona pan try with can di~ date your cup de~ bate, Ws a tit -tle se Laugh a bout it, — shout cret, just the Rob- a’. bout it,Eb cm 2 = in = son af Most of al When you've got to Every way you look. FT the kids, Coo, c00, ca = Where have you Chorus: a Je > sus loves you more— ma -tion turns it's than you — will know, ——______ (Wo, wo, wo ) lone- ly eyes— to. you, (Woo, woo, woo }Gm . & Heav- en holds___ a “Jolt - in’ Joe\—_ has (Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. (Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her Words and Music by PAUL SIMON Moderate tempo mp sempre legato of smok-y Bur-gun- dy; Soft - er than the SC SAA Rights Reserved1 wan - dered emp - ty streets down, the -dral_— bells trip-ping down the al you to me your10 cheeks flushed with the We walked frost - ed fields of ju ni- per and lamp ~ light, and felt you warm and1 kissed your hon - ey hair with my grateful Eb Bb BbmajsThe Boxer Words and Music by PAUL SIMON 2 poor boy. Though my Am G af have squandered my of — mumbles, such are prom-is = "eS iF (©1968 2euL SIMON internat nel Capp ah cute MRA APRate Reson@ man hears what he wants to hear, And When I Ieft_ my homeand my fam14 Dm? | sail - way sta - tion Am a run-ning scared, = quar - ters where theAsk-ing on ly work-man’s wag - es16 job, but I get Dm? © ee = — from the whores on Seventh Av Am Dm7 S F do de - clare, there were times. 0 Ione-some I took some comfort these7 Tren I'm lay -ing out my G7 Am & win - ter clothes and wish ing I was gone, Where the New York Cit-y win ~18 In the clear ~ ing stands laid him down. Or cut him till he cried___ out in his an - ger and his shame,19 Am Fr eB et leay - ing.” But the fight - er still re-mains._ Fade Ary Am20 The 59th Street Bridge Song (FEELIN’ GROOVY) Words and Music by PAUL SIMON Eb Bb cmtsus Bb Eb fa a af ie Ee ae Slow down, — You got to make the mom- Cm7sus Bb Eb Bb Cmisus ‘Bb a i a fh a ~ in’ down + ble stones, — @ 1066 PaLt SIMON \gtamations Coojrant secure Magen US Al Pigs Reseneaa Eb Bb Cmisus Bb Eb Bb a ay 10 iS ‘eS lookin’ for fun and Feel - in’ Groov - 3 Eb Cm7sus Bb Eb Bb i a i ye what - cha_know - in? ve come to watch your flow - Cmisus Bb Eb Cmisus Bb Eb Bb Cmteus Bb Eb Bb CmTaus Doot -in’ doo-doo, Feelin’ Groov- y.22 Eb Bb Cmtsus Bb Eb Bb ] a eg Ea no deeds to do, no prom-is- es to. keep. Tm dap -pled and ar ns Eb Bb cm? Bb @ # eg 3 3 3: 3: 3 IS aye read - y to sleep, Let the — mom-ing- time drop all it's. pet - als on me. Te Lio Eb Bb Bb Eb Bb Cmisus Bb Life, 1 love you, Eb Bb Cm7sus Bb Eb Bb Cm7sus Bb ©. Repeat and fade out“ The Sound of Silence Words and Music by PAUL SIMON Moderately Dm (1) Hel- lo dark-ness, my old (Melody) mm ve come to talk with you a - gain, a Wie sion soft -Iy left its see while that was plant-ed 1964 PAUL SION International Copyright Secured Magen USA APAaets Reservesa i with-in The Sound (2) In rest -lessdreams 1 walked a - lone (3) And in the nak-ed light I saw mp (Melody) 1 nar - row streets of cob - ble ~ "Neath the ha- lo of a ten thou-sand people, may-be more. Peo - ple talk ing with-out ae street lamp, Ttumed my col- lar to the cold and damp— speak - ing, peo- ple hear- ing with-out —lis- ten_ ingBb e eyes were stabbed_ by the flash of a ne - on light that split the writ ing songs that voi - ces nev - er share and no one ey i a andtouchedThe Sound dis-turb The Sound (4)"Fools!"said 1, “You do not know si-lence like a can-cer grows.” = “Hear my words that 1 might teach Take my armsthat I mightreach you But my words like si lent’ —_ain- drops in the wells (5) And the peo ple bowed and prayed to the ne-on god they made. ‘And the sign flashed out its