ords and lyrics of just about every song by'Ihe Beatles. Chord symbols and guitar boxes. The Beatles Complete Chord SongbookThe Beatles Complete ChordSongbook Introduction ‘Welcome to one of the world’s greatest collections of popular music — the songs of ‘The Beatles. Thirty years and more have elapsed since many of these remarkable songs were written and recorded, but their ‘magic is undimmed. This book covers all the songs The Beatles wrote and recorded themselves, with the exception of instramentals and Lennon-McCartney songs recorded only by other artists. To assist your enjoyment of playing these songs here are some tips Shapes This book presents The Beatles’ songs ina format designed for a guitarist singing the songs unaccompanied, or with others. For this reason chord shapes have been simplified where possible. The Beatles made frequent use of barre chords up and down the neck, as on songs like ‘She's A Woman’ or‘I Feel Fine’. These can get tiring, especially onan acoustic guitar, so easier shapes have sometimes been substituted. Capo Some of these songs require a capo. Numbers like ‘Norwegian Wood’ used a capo on the original recordings, while in coher instances (such as ‘Your Mother Should Know and ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’) a capo has been used to make playing in difficult keys easier. Tuning All the songsin this book have been transcribed in the same keys as used on the original recordings. However, The Beatles did occasionally detune their guitars when recording (for example ‘Lovely Rita Meter Maid? used guitars with strings tuned down semitone, and ‘Yesterday’ used guitars tuned a tone below concert pitch). Also note that if you are playing along with the record you may need to tune slightly sharp or flat on some songs. This slight deviation from concert pitch occurs for a number of reasons, including the fact that The Beatles experimented with ‘vari-speeding’ their tapes, Sometimes this resulted ina song whose key is pitched between two notes. Muting and finger picking Players who wish to learn the correct Jinger-picking for songs such as ‘Blackbird’, ‘Julia’ and ‘Here Comes The Sun’ should seek out fully tabbed versions. The versions in this book are designed for strumming. George Harrison's Indian-influenced songs presenta special problem since they do not have chords in the conventional Western sense. An attempt has been made to give a flavour of the melody. Therefore in songs like ‘Within You Without You’ and ‘Love You To’ try playing the suggested chords with athumb and two fingers o avoid having to mute the other strings.A Day In The Life 6 A Hard Day’s Night 8 Across'The Universe 10 Alll’'ve Got To Do 12 All My Loving 14 All Together Now 16 All You Need Is Love 18 And I Love Her 20 And Your Bird Can Sing 22 Another Girl 24 Any Time At All 26 ‘Ask Me Why 28 Baby You're A Rich Man 30 Baby’s In Black 32 Back In'The USSR34 Because 36 Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite 38 Birthday 40 Blackbird 42 Blue Jay Way 44 Can’t Buy Me Love 46 Carry That Weight 48 Christmas ‘Time (Is Here Again) 49 Come Together 50 Cry Baby Cry 52 Day Tripper 58 Dear Prudence 55 Dig A Pony 60 Dig It 62 Do You Want To Know A Secret? 64 Doctor Robert 66 Don’t Bother Me 68 Don’t Let Me Down 70 Don’t Pass Me By 72 Drive My Car 74 Eight Days A Week 76 Eleanor Rigby 78 Every Little Thing 80 Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey 82 Fixing A Hole 84 For No One 8&6 For You Blue 88 From Me To You90 Get Back 92 Getting Better 94 3irl 96 Glass Onion 98 Golden Slumbers 63 Good Day Sunshine 100 Good Morning, Good Morning 102 Goodnight 104 Got To Get You Into My Life 106 Happiness Is A Warm Gun 108 Hello Goodbye 110 Hello Little Girl 112 Help! 14 Helter Skelter 116 Her Majesty 118 Here Comes The Sun 122 Here, There And Everywhere 124 Hey Bulldog 126 Hey Jude 128 Hold Me Tight 130 Honey Pie 132 Am The Walrus 19 4Call Your Name 134 IDon’t Want To Spoil The Party 136 IFeel Fine 138 I Me Mine 140 1 Need You 142 ISaw Her Standing There 144 I Should Have Known Better 146 1 Wanna Be Your Man 148 Want To Hold Your Hand 150 T Want To Tell You 152 IWant You (She’s So Heavy) 154 Twill 160 Tl Be Back 162 Till Cry Instead 164 Tl Follow The Sun 166 Til Get You 168 Pm A Loser 170 T'm Down 172 I'm Happy Just To Dance With You 174 I’m Looking Through You 176 T'm Only Sleeping 178 I'm So Tired 180 P've Got A Feeling 157 Tve Just Seen A Face 182 If] Fell 184 If [Needed Someone 186 If You've Got Trouble 188 In My Life 190 In Spite OF All The Danger 192 Tt Won't Be Long 194 It’s All Too Much 196 It’s Only Love 200 ‘Julia 202 Lady Madonna 204 Let It Be 206 Like Dreamers Do 208 Littl Longl Love Love Low Lucy In The Sk Magical ) Marthe Maxwell's Mean Mi M Mother? No Norwey Not AS: Not Nowt ObLaD Octopu Oh! Old Br One: Only AN PS.1 Paperb ‘Pem Pi Please Polyt! 1 Rev Revolution Rock Run Fo Savo ; Sex | Sgt. Pepper’s Lon ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Le (Ri She Came In T Ww SheL \ She Sa She’s She’s Le \ Sor / Strawberry Su Te Tell MeV104 » My Life 106 rm Gun 108 ht 130 132 rus 119 me 134 The Party 136 138 140 42 s There 144 vn Better 146 Man 148 ur Hand 150 tou 152 » Heavy) 154 9 162 164 Sun 166 168 170 172 ce With You 174 igh You 176 ing 178 180 ing 157 Pace 182 4 one 186 ble 188 Little Child 210 Long Long Long 199 Love Me Do 212 Love You To 214 Lovely Rita 216 Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 218 Magical Mystery Tour 220 Martha My Dear 226 Maxwell's Silver Hammer 223 Mean Mr Mustard 228 Michelle 232 Misery 234 Mother Nature’s Son 236 ‘No Reply 238 Norwegian Wood 240 Not A Second Time 242 Not Guilty 244 Nowhere Man 246 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 248 Octopus’s Garden 250 Oh! Darling 252 Old Brown Shoe 229 One After 909 254 Only A Northern Song 256 PS. 1 Love You 258 Paperback Writer 260 Penny Lane 262 Piggies 264 Please Please Me 266 Polythene Pam 270 Rain 268 Revolution 271 Revolution (single version) 274 Rocky Racoon 276 Run For Your Life 278 Savoy Truffle 280 ‘exy Sadie 282 Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 284 Sgt- Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band i (Reprise) 286 | She Came In Through The Bathroom | Window 288 i She Loves You 290 1 She Said She Said 292 { She’s A Woman 294 She's Leaving Home 296 \ Something 298 , Strawberry Fields Forever 300 | Sun King 287 \ ‘Taxman 302 ‘Tell Me What You See 304 ‘Tell Me Why 306 ‘Thank You Girl 308 That Means A Lot 310 ‘The Ballad Of John And Yoko 312 ‘The Cont. Story Of Bungalow Bill 316 "The End 315 The Foo! On The Hill 318 ‘The Inner Light 320 ‘The Long And Winding Road 322 ‘The Night Before 324 ‘The Word 326 There’s A Place 328 ‘Things We Said Today 330 Think For Yourself 332 This Boy 334 Ticket’To Ride 336 ‘Tomorrow Never Knows 338 ‘Two Of Us340 ‘Wait 342, ‘We Can Work It Out 344 What Goes On 346 What You're Doing 348 What's The New Mary Jane 350 When I Get Home 352 When I'm Sixty Four 354 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 356 Why Don’t We Do It In The Road 358 Wild Honey Pie 359 With A Little Help From My Friends 360 Within You Without You 362 Yellow Submarine 364 Yer Blues 366 Yes It 1s 368 Yesterday 370 You Can’t Do That 372 You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) 374 You Know What To Do 378 ‘You Like Me Too Much 380 You Never Give Me Your Money 382 ‘You Won't See Me 384 You'll Be Mine 377 You're Going To Lose That Girl 386 You've Got To Hide Your Love Away 388 Your Mother Should Know 390 Relative Timing Guide 5 Discography 392‘This book © Copyright 199 by Wie Publications Unauthorised reproduction of ny pat of hie publication by say rears incing photocopying an lsingement of copyeght Cover designed by Studio Twen:y Maric arraaged by Riky Rooksby ‘Murleeated by Arthur Dick Music engraved by The Pits ‘Coverstoma photograph by RicherdMiteell/Rex Feast Buck ever photograph by Rederne ISBN 0-b34-02229-6 HAL*LEONARD® ORPORATION Vist Hal Leonard Onin at Relative Tunin The guitar cant pipes or dedicat which are availe dealer. If you de you can use rela pitch of the 6th Eorat least acc high, as you mig tuning up). Ther positions on the your left hand o Sth fret of the E open A (or 5th: Sth fret of the A open D (or 4th Sth fret of the D open G (or 3rd 4th fret of the G open B (or 2nd Sth fret of the B open E (or ists Reading Chorc Chord boxes are illustrated. The the others are th The vertical lin: on the left to E The biack dots i Strings marked Strings markedRelative Tuning EADGBE ‘The guitar can be tuned with the aid of pitch Sth 5th 4th 3rd 2nd ist, Head pipes or dedicated electronic guitar tuners [o which are available through your local music | Nut dealer. If you do not have a tuning device, Lj ‘you can use relative tuning. Estimate the pitch of the 6th string as near as possible to E or at least a comfortable pitch (not too high, as you might break other strings in Ist tuning up). Then, while checking the various Fret positions on the diagram, place a finger from : your left hand on the: Sth fret of the E or 6th string and tune the 2nd open A (or Sth stzing) to the note (A) re Sth fret of the A or Sth string and tune the open D (or 4th string) to the note (D) rd Fret Sth fret of the D or 4th string and tune the open G (or 3rd string) to the note(G) th 4th fret of the G or 3rd string and fune the Fret open B (or 2nd string) to the note (B) 7 sth Sth fret of the B or 2nd string and tune the oan ‘open E (or Ist string) to the note (E) Reading Chord Boxes Chord boxes are diagrams of the guitar neck viewed head upwards, face on as illustrated. The top horizontal line is the nut, unless a higher fret number is indicated, the others are the frets. ‘The vertical lines are the strings, starting from E (or 6th) en on the left to E (or Ist) on the right. — Frets ‘The black dots indicate where to place your fingers. Strings marked with an O are played open, not fretted. 654321 Strings marked with an X should not be played. StringsA Day In The Life Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Em Em? c CIB Asus2 H: GE Gt oe Be Dsus? B/sust BB D A 7 ogy 2 mm tim Verse I Verse 2 le Bm lemem le le G Bm Em Em? Tread the news today, oh boy, c cs Asus? About a lucky man who made the grade, Bm Em Em? And though the news was rather sad, c F Em Em7 Well, I just had to laugh, c F Em ¢ Tsaw the photograph. G 6 Bm Em Em? ‘He blew his mind out in a car, c CIB Asus? He didn’t notice that the lights had changed. G Bm Em Em7 A crowd of people stood and stared, c F They'd seen his face before, Em Nobody was really sure Em? c If he was from the House of Lords. © Copyright 1967 Northern Songs, AM Rights Reserved, Internationa Copytigt Secured Verse 3 Instrumental Middle Interlude Verse 4 Instrumental IAsus2 i Verse 3 Interlude Verse 4 Instrumenal It wc. | we. | ne. | ue. | we. le 6 Bm Em Em? I saw a film today, oh boy, c op Asus? ‘The gis army had just won the war. G Em Em7 Actowd people tured away, c Em But I just had to look, Em7 c Having read the book. N.C(B5) I'd love to turn you on I we. | we. | me. | me. Nc. «) Dsus? Woke up, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my head, E B7sust Found my way downstairs and drank a cup B7sust 87 ‘And Fooking up [noticed I was late, Ha, ha, ha. E Found my coat and grabbed my hat, Dsus? Made the bus in seconds flat, E Bysust Found my way upstairs and had a smoke E B7sus4 And somebody spoke and I went into a dream, ©¢G DAE ca dAleEDcod| Ab,— ah, ah, ah, ah, cs Bm Em Em? Tread the news today, oh boy, c cre Asus? on thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire. Em Em? Sand though the holes were rather small, c F They had to count them all; Em Em? ‘Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall N.C.B5) Td love to turn you onVerse 1 Verse 2 A Hard Day's Night Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Gisust GG c ogee tn Bm Em o7 m HE a Gisus4 Gc G Tr’s been a hard day’s night, & G And I've been working like a dog. c G It's been a hard day’s night, F G T should be sleeping like a log. c But when I get home to you, D T find the things that you do, GcGa ‘Will make me feel al - right. G cG You know I work all day, F SG To get you money to buy you things. c G And it’s worth it just to hear you say, F G You're gonna give me everything. c So why on earth should I moan, D "Cause when I get you alone, G CTG ‘You know I feel O. K. © Copyright 1964 Northern Songs. All Rights Reserved. Inerational Copyright Secured. ‘Middle 1 Verse 3 Instrumental Middle 2 Hom < omMiddle 1 Verse 3 Instrumental Middle 2 Verse 4 Outro Bm When I'm home Em Bm Ev'rything seems to be sight. G When I'm home, Em Feeling you holding me ooo Tight, tight, yeah. As Verse 1 Fe c le F s 4 c So why on earth should 1 moan. D “Cause when I get you alone, G CG You know I feel O. K Bm When I’m home Em Bm Ev‘rything seems to be right. 6 When I’m home, Em Feeling you holding me c7 D7 ‘Tight, tight, yeah. As Verse 1 co aoe You know I feel al - right, cr G Caddo Fadd F* You know I feel al - right. [rads of | Fada Ft il Repeat to fadeAcross The Universe Chorus2 Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Fém A Bm Em7 Ar Gm G TH fie lial Gea "aE a Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 10 ‘Tune guitar down one semitone D | Fm A I Verse 3 D Bm Fém Words are flying out like endless rain into a paper cup, Em? a7 They slither wildly as they slip away across the universe. D Bm Fim Pools of sorrow, waves of joy are drifting through my open mind, Em? Gm Possessing and caressing me. Chorus 3 D ar Jai. Guru. Deva. Om. A Nothing’s gonna change my world, G D Nothing's gonna change my world. A Nothing’s gonna change my world, G D Nothing's gonna change my world. Outro Bm Fam Em7 Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes, av ‘They call me on and on across the universe D Bm Fém ‘Thoughts meander like a restless wind Em? av ‘They tumble blindly as they make their way across the universe. ide a letter box, {© Copyright 1968 Norther Sons. AI Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.ie Chorus 2 Verse 3 PB. open mind, Chorus 3 Outro Em? million eyes, vox, : 2 universe, ar - Guru. Deva. Om. D I A Nothing's gonna change my world, @ D Nothing’s gonna change my world. A Nothing's gonna change my world, G D Nothing’s gonna change my world. Bm Fem Sounds of laughter, shades of life are tinging through my opened ears, Em7 cm Inciting and inviting me. D Bm Fim Em? Limitless, undying love which shines around me like a million suns, ar It calls me on and on across the universe. D aT Jai. Guru. Deva. Om. A Nothing's gonna change my world, G D Nothing's gonna change my world. A Nothing's gonna change my world, G D Nothing’s gonna change my world. ‘) IF dai. Guru. Deva, Repeat to fade WIntro Verse 1 Verse 1 Chorus 1 12 I Verse 3 All I've Got To Do E125) cim E Fim Am A 7a { Ae HE i GH i | ens) eee ctm E Whenever I want you around, yeah, ctm Fim All gotta do ___ is call you on the phone And you’ll come running home, Yeah, that’s all I gotta do. And when I, I wanna kiss you, yeah, Ouro chm Fem All I gotta do is Whisper in your ear ‘The words you long to hear, am E And Pll_____be kissing you. rn And the same goes for me, ‘Whenever you want me at all, cém I'll be here, yes I will, whenever you call, A E cim You just gotta call on me, yeah, A E You just gotta call on me. ‘© Copyright 1963 Northern Songs ‘All Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Securedie Verse 3 Chorus 2 Outro Nc. cém E ‘And when I, ___ I wanna kiss you, yeab, ct Fim All gotta do __ is call you on the phone And you'll come running home, Am E Yeah, that’s all gotta do. A ‘And the same goes for me, Whenever you want me at all, cém I'll be here, yes I will, whenever you call, A E Chm ‘You just gotta call on me, yeah, A E You just gotta call on me, A e ‘You just gotta call on me. cim E Cém Mmm. — Fade out BAll My Loving Words & Music by John Lennon & Pasl McCartney Fém B E cém A ie “He “age Rae D 87 Caug ar e im Ein NA Fim B Verse 1 Close your eyes and I'll kiss you, E im ‘Tomorrow Ill miss you, A Fém D oBT Remember, I'll always be true. Fim B And then while I’m away E cém T'll write home every day, A Bt E And I'll send all my loving to you. N.C. Fim B Verse 2 T'll pretend that I’m kissing. E ctm The lips Iam missing A Fim > B87 And hope that my dreams will come true. Fim B And then while I'm away E ctm Pll write home every day, A B — And I'll send all my loving to you. cim aug E Chorus I All my teving I will send to you, Clim Caug E All my loving, darling 1°1l be true. {© Copyright 1963 Northern Songs. All Rights Reserved. ntertional Copyright Secured 14 Solo Verse 3 Chorus 2 > > b> >Solo Verse 3 Chorus 2 lar | ar le | Br | er le NC. Fim B Close your eyes and I'll kiss you, —E cém “Tomorrow I'll miss you, A Fim DBT Remember, I'll always be true. Fim B And then while I'm away E cém Tl write home every day, A B E And I'll send all my loving to you. cém Caug E All my loving Twill send to you, cém Caug € All my loving, darling P'Il be true. cém Allmy loving, E All my loving 00-o0h, ckm All my loving Ee I will send to you. 15All Together Now Verse 3 Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney br ce Ds te H Chorus 2 Intro Verse 1 One, two, three, four, can I have a little more? G bo? G Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, [love you, Bridge 2 G D7 Verse 2 A,B,C, D, can I bring my friend to tea? G D7 G E, FG, H,1,J, Hove you. Bridge 1 (Boom boom boom ce Boom boom boom.) Sail the ship, G (Boom boom boom.) Chop the tree, co (Boom boom boom.) Skip the rope, De ov (Boom boom boom.) Look at me! —__ Chorus 3 (All together now.) G Chorus 1 All together now, (all together now.) All together now, (all together now.) v7 All together now, (all together now.) G All together now, (all together now.) Chorus 4 (© Copyright 1968 Nonibern Songs All Rights ReseavedInverstional Copyright Secured. 16Verse 3 Chorus 2 Bridge 2 Chorus 3 Chorus 4 G o7 Black, white, green, red, can I take my friend to bed? G D7 6 Pink, brown, yellow, orange and blue, I love you. (All together now.) s |: Ant together now, (ail together now.) All together now, (all together now.) po Altogether now, (all together now.) G All together now, (all together now.) (Boom boom boom ce Boom boom boom.) Sail the ship, G (Boom boom boom.) Chop the tree, cs (Boom boom boom.) Skip the rope, Ds p7 (Boom boom boom.) Look at me! (All together now.) s I: All together now, (all together now.) All together now. (all together now.) D7 All together now, (all together now.) G All together now, (all together now.) Go All together now, (all together now.) Alll together now, (all together now.) po All together now, (all together now.) @ All together now. 7All You Need Is Love Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney ee oor eons oe fa ER TRE OviFt DE DIC DFE AT A . B87 Em fe HA} GHB EH GEE GR Intro «op jie le po |i G D_ Em Love, love, love, G D_ Em Love, love, love, OTA G DTI DIE Love, love, love. D pe |b I 6 DiFé Em? Verse 1 ‘There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done, G DiFt Em? Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung, DIA G Nothing you can say, DiF# DE But you can learn how to play the game, D pe D Is easy. G Dit Em? Verse 2 Nothing you can make that can’t be made, G Dirt Em? No-one you can save that can’t be saved, DIA G Nothing you can do, DIF DE But you can lean how to be you in time, D pe D It’s easy. (© Copyright 1967 Nonhern Songs All Rights Reserved. Itemational Copyright Secured. 18 Chorus 1 Link Chorus 2 Verse 3 Chorus 3 Chorus 4 Coda “ a b a It ro a k aChorus 1 Link Chorus 2 Verse 3 Chorus 3 Chorus 4 Coda G ay Dor All you need is love, G ayo or All you need is love, 6 B7 Em Em? All you need is love, love, c 7 G Love is all you need. GD Em (Love, love, love,) G D Em? (Love, love, love,) D/A G DIFF D7/E (Love, love, love.) ld ve |o I As Chorus 1 G DiF# Em? ‘There's nothing you can know that isn’t known, 6 Dirt Em7 ‘There's nothing you can see that isn’t shown, Dua G There’s nowhere you can be Diet ove ‘That isn’t where you're meant to be, D De »D Ws easy. As Chorus 1 As Chorus 1 8 Love is all you need. (Love is all you need.) @ I Love is all you need y (Love is all you need.) ‘I Repeat to fade 19And | Love Her Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Fim Es cim A B E Gim = eG Ge me ae Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge x4 i a Fs qi |Fim | Fim | es | es Fém ckm give her all my love, Fim ctm That's all Ido, Fém ctm And if you saw my love, A B You'd love her too, E Tove her. Fim ctm She gives me everything, Fém tm ‘And tenderly, Fim cém The kiss my lover brings, A B She brings to me, E And I love her. cim B A love like ours ctm Gim Could never die ctm Gim As long as | B a7 Have you near me © Copyright 1964 Noxthem Sones All Rights Reserve. Imerational Copyright Secured. Verse 3 Solo Verse 4 CodaSolo Verse 4 Coda Fém cm Bright are the stars that shine, Fém chm Dark is the sky, Fém cém Tknow this love of mine A B Will never die, E And I love her. lem [om |em |om | em {om |e |e |r fe Gm Dm Bright are the stars that shine, Gm Dm Dark is the sky, Gm Dm T know this love of mine Bb c ‘Will never die, F And J love her. Jem jem |e jr | lem lem |o Il 21Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge 1 2 And Your Bird Can Sing Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney D Em G Fim BEF ES ie Fémimaj?) F#m7 B7 A GD Gm a = ee lo D 'p D D ‘You tell me that you've got everything you want, And your bird can sing, Em But you don’t get me, 6 D You don’t get_me. D You say you've seen seven wonders, ‘And your bird is green, Em But you can’t see me, G D You can’t see me. Fém Fém(maj?) When your prized possessions Fem? By Start to weigh you down, D Em Look in my direction, A T'llbe ‘round, I'll be ‘round. © Copyright 1966 Northern Songs. ‘Alt Riehts Reserved, International Copyright Secured Solo1 Bridge 2 Verse 3 Salo 2 CodaMa S a Solo 1 Bridge 2 Verse 3 Solo 2 em | lo i) Fim Fém(maj?) When your bird is broken, Fim? 87 Will it bring you down? D Em ‘You may be awoken, A I'll be *round, I'll be "round, D ‘You tell me that you've heard every sound there is, And your bird can swing, Em But you can’t hear me, 6 D ‘You can’thear_ me. lem la D D | lo D D a | 23Another Girl Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney AT o7 A G D & c ‘if iia i a? eH BRS EO ng 5 N.C. Av OF Ay D7 A Intro ForIhave got another gitl, another girl. (A) G A Verse 1 You're making me say that I've got D ‘Nobody but you, A G A But as from today, well I’ve got D Somebody that’s new. pr e Lain’t no fool and I don’t take what I don’t want, NC AT DT OAT DF ForIhave got another girl, another girl (a) G A Verse 2 She's sweeter than all the girls and D Fve met quite a few, A G A Nobody in all the world can D Do what she can do, o7 7 ‘And so I'm telling you this time you’d better stop, NC. AT O7 A? DF 24 For Ihave got another girl. © Copyright 1965 Norther Songs. _AUights Reserve, International Copytight Secured Gr Bridge 1 Verse 3 Bridge 2 Verse 4 > 7 e mz 0 o>Bridge 1 HR anes Bridge 2 Verse 4 c G7 c Another girl who will love me till the end, Gr c Through thick and thin, 7 Bee She will always be my friend. a 6 A don’t wanna say that I’ve been D Unhappy with you, A 6 A But as from today, well I've seen D Somebody that’s new. br e Tain’t no fool and I don’t take what I don't want, NC. aT Dy oa? D7 For] have got another girl. c a c Another girl who will love me till the end, qr c ‘Through thick and this 7 A er She will always be my friend. A G A T don’t wanna say that I've been D Unhappy with you, A G A Buias from today, well I've seen D Somebody that’s new. o = Tain’t no fool and J don’t take what I don’t want, NC. Av? DT OAT For I have got another girl. pb? AT or A Another girl, another girl. 25Chorus 1 Verse 1 Verse 2 Chorus 2 26 Any Time At All Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Bm A G Dsust ae ae i Dsus? Fémict Gmv/Bb AAT be: Hip Hie 4 @ EAB Ne. Bm D Any time at all, A Any time at al, em Any time at all, G All you've got to do is call A Dsus# D Dsus? D And I'll be there. D Fimich If you need somebody to love, Bm Gmvet Just look into my eyes, D/A A D T'llbe there to make you feel right. Fémict If you're feeling sorry and sad, Bm Gm! T'd really sympathise. DIA A Dsus4 D Dsus? D Don’t you be sad, just call me tonight. As Chorus | © Copyrighe 1964 Nortbem Sones ‘All Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured. Verse 3 Verse 4 Chorus 3 Solo Chorus 4 Bm oe Wi Br pie Ca Ar AL At Al ALVerse 3 Verse 4 Chorus 3 Solo Chorus 4 D Fimict If the sun has faded away, Bm Gm/B> Tll try to make it shine. DIA A D ‘There is nothing I won’t do. Fémicé When you need a shoulder to cry on, Bm Gms! Thope it will be mine. D/A A Dsust D Dsus? D Call me tonight, and I'll come to you. As Chorus 1 Ja lar ja lar je ja | le A | Dsust D Dsusz |p | Ne. Bm D Any time at all, A Any time at all, Bm Any time at all, c All you've got to do is call A Dsus4 D Dsus? D And T'll be there, G Any time at all, A All you've got to do is call Dsus’ D Dsus? D And I'll be there. 21Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 28 rs Ask Me Why Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney E Fam7 Gim7 G7 cém aay Th eR “a ee Am Fer 8 Eaug Ef SE le h E Fim? Gém7 Fim? T love you, E *Cause you tell me things I want to know. E Fem? Gém7 Fim? Andit’s true E That it really only goes to show Giz ‘That { know cim Am Fi7 B ‘That I, I, I, I should never, never, never be biue. E Fim? Gim? Fim? Now you're mine E My happiness still makes me ery. E Fim? Gém7 Ffm7 And in time E You'll understand the reason why Gi? Iflcry cim It's not because I’m sad, Am E Eaug But you're the only love that I've ever had. (© Copyright 1963 Dick James Music Limite, 47 British Grove, London Wa. ‘All Rights Reserved, Tnernational Copyright Seared Bridge 1 Chorus 1 Verse 3 Chorus 2 Bridge 2 Chorus 3 la la As rll Ar a Yo a YoAB E Eaug Bridge 1 can’t believe it’s happened to me, A 8B ENC. © Tcan’tconceive of any more misery. E Ffm? Gtm7 a Chorust Ask me why, 8 i. Pll say Hove you AY Gim7 ADE a And I'm always thinking of you. —_ — Fim? Gim7 Fém7 Verse 3 T love you, E *Cause you tell me things I want to know. E Fim? Gtm? F¥m7 Andit’s true ___ E That it really only goes to show Gi That I know cim Am Fi7 BB ‘That I, I, I, I should never, never, never be blue. __ E Ftm7 Gim7 3 Chorus2— Ask me why, — a ll say Hove you Gém? AYE Eaug And I'm always thinking of you, Bridge 2 As Bridge 1 — Fim? Gim7 Chorus 3 Ask me — why, rn Tl say Hove you Gém7 AOE ‘And I’m always thinking of you. —__ a E You, At Gtm7 You. ws. 29Baby You're A Rich Man cnt ‘Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney CG or FIG F 1 HE HE fe i Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Chorus 1 30 Verse 3 la lea la lee la las le loo | 6 cic a How does it feel to be one of the beautiful people? G FIG Now that you know who you are, F G c What do you want to be? G Fig Chorus 2 And have you travelled very far? F Gc oc Far as the eye can see. G cg qr How does it feel to be one of the beautiful people? s FIG How often have you been there? FOS c Often enough to know. G FIG ‘What did you see when you were there? F e o¢ ‘Nothing that doesn’t show. @ Baby you're a rich man, c Baby you're a rich man, G c Baby you're a rich man too, Bie ae oc You keep all your money in a big brown bag Gr Inside a 200. Outro c What a thing to do, © Copyright 1967 Northern Songs. Al Righis Reserved, International Copyright SecuredM an cont, Bs G7B HER anes ler \ee |i Chorus 2 Outro G Baby you're a rich man, c Baby you're a rich man, G c Baby you're a rich man too. G ce G7 How does it feet to be one of the beautifull people? G FIG Tuned to a natural E, F a oc Happy to be that way. 6 FIG Now that you've found another key, F G c ‘What are you going to play? G Baby you're a rich man, c Baby you're a rich man, 6 c Baby you're a rich man too. BS GB c ‘You keep all your money in a big brown bag qr Inside a 200. c What a thing to do. 6 Baby you're @ rich man, c Baby you're a rich man, G c Baby you're a rich man too. G It Baby you're a rich man, c Baby you're a rich man, G c Baby you're arich man too. “| Repeat and fade 31Baby's In Black ‘Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney D ar Hy: ay Intro Chorus 1 Verse 1 Chorus 2 Verse 2 Bridge 1 32 ®W we) A | A e7 Oh dear, what can I do? v7 E Baby's in black and I’m feeling blue, AD A Tell me, oh, what can 1 do? A She thinks of him, ar D And so she dresses in black, A And though he'll never come back, E A She's dressed in black. As Chorus 1 A 1 think of her, ar D But she thinks only of him, A And thongh it’s only a whim, E A She thinks of him. Fim BT Oh, how long will it take, D & A Till she sees the mistake she has made. © Copyright 1964 Northern Songs. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured Chorus 3 Solo Bridge 2 Chorus 4 Verse 3 Chorus 5 wo 0 4007 um> > uP wo woop 4Chorus 3 Fém 87 Solo Bridge 2 Chorus 4 Verse 3 Chorus 5 7 ‘Oh dear, what can [ do? D7 E Baby’s in black and I’m feeling blue, AD A ‘Tell me, oh, what can I do? A E {ole Jao la I Fim Br Oh, how long will it take, Dog A Till she sees the mistake she has made. e Dear, what can I do? o7 E Baby’s in black and I'm feeling blue, AOD A Tell me, oh, what can | do? A She thinks of him, av D And so she dresses in black, A And though he’ll never come back, E A She’s dressed in black, A er Oh dear, what can I do? o7 E Baby’s in black and ¥'m feeling blue, AD A Tell me, oh, what can [ do? 33Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 34 Back In The USSR Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul MeCartney & A D c wie Moen teat a HE oD B pb ts ee Ee i] HE 7 ev \e le A D Flew in from Miami Beach B. O. A. c D Didn’t get to bed last night. A D On the way the paper bag was on my knee, c D Man, Thad a dreadful flight. A I'm back in the U. S$. S.R., — © D ‘You don’t know how lucky you are boy. (D) N.C. A 7 Back in the U. S. S. R. A D Been away for so long I hardly knew the place, c D Gee it’s good to be back home. A D ‘Leave it till tomorrow to unpack my case, c DB Honey, disconnect the phone. © Copyright 1968 Northern Songs. All Rights Reserved, International Copyright Secured Chorus 2 Bridge 1 Solo Chorus 3 Bridge 2 Verse 3 Chorus 4Chorus 2 Bridge 1 Solo Chorus 3 Bridge 2 Verse 3 Chorus 4 A I'm back in the U.S.S.R., — c D You don’t know how lucky you are boy. (D) N.C. A Back in the U.S., back in the U.S., back in the U. S. 8. R. D Well the Ukraine girls really knock me out, A They leave the West behind, D* D c B And Moscow girls make me sing and shout ev D7 A ev That Georgia’s always on my mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mind, ka lo le lo ol A Y'm back in the U.$.8.R.,— © D You don’t know how lucky you are boys. Onc. A Back in the U. 8. SR. As Bridge 1 A D ‘Show me round your snow-peaked mountains way down south, c D ‘Take me to your daddy's farm, A D Let me hear your balalaikas ringing out, c D Come and keep your comrade warm. A T'm back in the U.S. S.R., c D You don’t know how lucky you are boy. © Nec. A Back in the U. S. 8. R. ev A Oh, let me tell you honey. Play 3 times kala da 1 35Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge 36 Ve 3 Because od cém Dém7s Gi7 A AT fie ite ingame Ff # i? “He “ae El eae EO, be oo we paca i i Fit Ht im letm — | cém Dim7s | Giz A | cim av D pts) Ddim Ah, ctm Because the world is round Dimzis Gt Itturns me on, A Cim AT ATaddt3 Because the world is round, DDG) Ddim Ah. ctm Because the wind is high Dém7s Giz It blows my mind, A Cim ay Avadats Because the wind is high, D Dts) Ddim Ah. (Odin) Fe Love is old, love is new, ai Love is all, love is you. (© Copyright 1969 Nother Songs. All Rights Reserve, Intemational Copyrint Secured | areas | Be Itr Be Abco Verse 3 Instrumental cém Because the sky is blue Dém7>5 G#7 Inmakes me ery, A Cim AT ATadata Because the sky is blue, ___ D DGS) Ddim Ah lctm | ctm — | pémrs | at (Ah.) __ (Ah.) la cm lar | avagass | (Ah) Ah. lo | Dé pdm I Ah. 37eal cont. Me Being For The Benefit e Th Of Mr Kite An Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Solo |p Bb A Dm G cm Gaug Dm7 | w on fe ne if se te : a ° le Gm —_Dm(maj7)_— pmé B c eer THe 8 a eal He F iat He bi HH Verse 3 Th Intro le la Jom @ |) wl cm Gaug An Verse 1 For the benefit of Mr. Kite, Bb Dm G Gaug Te ‘There will be a show tonight on trampoline. cm Gaug Ha ‘The Hendersons will all be there, Bb bm A A Late of Pablo Fanque’s fair, what a scene! Dm Dit Ap Over men and horses, hoops and garters, Bt A Dm Lastly through a hogshead of real fire! Solo lo Gm A Dm In this way, Mr. K. will challenge the world, ke Link am a \pom o | cm Gaug Verse 2 The celebrated Mr. K. BP Dm G Gaug Performs his feat on Saturday at Bishopsgate. cm Gaug ‘The Hendersons will dance and sing Bb Dm A ‘As Mr. Kite flies through the ring, don’t be late! © Copyright 1967 Neches Songs AIDRights Reserved. Inrational Copyciht Secured 38iefit Dm? aug cont. Solo Verse 3 Solo Dm Dm? Messers K. and H. assure the public B A Dm ‘Their production will be second to none Gm A And of course, Henry the Horse dances the (waltz!) {om pmimajy | omz oms | La waltz! | om Dmimaj7 | om? ome |B Em Em? | le B lemem7|c Bp lem |e | cm Gaug The band begins at ten to six, BS pm cS Gaug When Mr. K. performs his tricks without a sound. cm Gaug And Mr. H. will demonstrate Bb Dm A ‘Ten sommersets he'll undertake on solid ground. Dm m7 Having been some days in preparation, BP A Dm A splendid time is guaranteed for all Gn A Dm Gm A ‘And tonight Mr. Kite is topping the bill |pm pmimaj|om7 pms |A [A | |bm Dmimajn | m7 pms |B | Item em7|c 8 lem em7|c B dem | 39Birthday Words & Music by Jobn Lennon & Paul McCartney Intro Verse I Link Bridge Middle 1 40 (an) (an) ag. ‘You Jan lan lan |on |on Jan len len jan lan N. ay it’s your bisthday, AT NC. It’s my birthday too, yeah. 7 You Ar Nc. say it’s your birthday, Ne. We're gonna have a good time. E7 Nc. I'm glad it’s your birthday, Ar Ne. Happy birthday to you, | Drumsforspars |e |e || E Yes, we're going to a party, party, ‘Yes, we're going to a party, party, Yes, we're going to a party, party. c G I would like you to dance, G © (Birthday) Take a cha-cha-cha-chance, c G (Birthday) I would like you to dance, c G E (Birthday) Dance! —__ {© Copyright 1968 Northern Songs. A Rights Restved, International Copyright Secured. r Instrumental | (x |w |w Middle 2 Verse Y I's Coda AInstrumental lan lan lan ian | on Middle 2 Verse 2 Coda Jan lan len len lan lw |w @\w |we@ | c G I would like you to dance, c G (Birthday) Take a cha-cha-cha-chance, c G Birthday) I would like you to dance, c G E Birthday) Dance! ar ‘You say it’s your birthday, It’s my birthday too, yeah. br ‘You say it’s your birthday, AT ‘We're gonna have a good time. ca I'm glad it’s your birthday, rS Happy birthday 10 you. lon | an 41Emimaj?) fre Blackbird Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney G Am? GiB eo c cidim =D Dédim cm ar br (Dvsust fe Dm J frWiy ert WES MEE Aste Ss A ty i He HE? es] eH, i oS die Sy dig oat Link 1 Verse 2 Bridge 1 42 G Am ap |G I G Am? oe Gt Blackbird singing in the dead of night, c cidim D Digim Em Em(maj7) ‘Take these broken wings and learn to fly. D cfdim ¢ cm All your life, as ar pb G You were only waiting for this moment to arise. le ap a \oreust 6 || G Am? oe Gt Blackbird singing in the dead of night, c claim D Dédim = Em Em(maj7) ‘Take these sunken eyes and learn to see. D Cédim c cm Allyour life, oe av v7 G You were only waiting for this moment to be free. F CE Dmc Ble Cc Black - bird, fly. ___ F CIE DmC BIS Ay Black - bird, fly. Dsus GS Into the light of a dark black night. {© Copyight 1968 Norther Songs Al Rights Reserved emational Copyright Sure, Link 2 Bridge 2 Link 3 Verse 3 Coda le (iy !o FO Bla F Bla Inte le (nit le G Bla c Tak D All GB Yor c You c ‘Yor‘maj) 197) Link 2 Bridge 2 Link 3 Verse 3 Coda Jo am7 ae |a |e cfaim 0 pédim | Em Emimaj? | (night.) I> ctaim |c cm |e az | drsust || F Ci Dmc Bec Black - bird, fly. F CIE Dm Bi Ar Black - bird, fly. D7sus¢ G Into the light of a dark black night. loam cee |e le | (night) |G am7 ae lc ae a7 | drsust || G Am? GB Gt Blackbird singing in the dead of night, c cidim Dp Didim Em Em(maj?) Take these broken wings and learn to fly. D Ctdim © cm All your life, GB Av D’sust GG You were only waiting for this moment to arise. c GB AT D7sust G You were only waiting for this moment to arise. c GIB OAT Disust G You were only waiting for this moment to ariseBlue Jay Way Words & Music by George Harrison cmajt 5 Cada® dim cts) fe i a Ha PE Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 Chorus 2 J |@ | es ema | cs cmajr | | cmaj7 8 cmaj7 cadas | ¢ cmaj | ¢ Nc. c There's a fog upon L.A. Cdim c ‘And my friends have lost their way. Cdim cis) We'll be over soon, they said, aim c Now they've lost themselves instead. 8) Cmaj7 C5 Cmaj7 Please don’t be long, a Please don’t you be very long, 8 maj? C5 Cmaj7 Please don’t be long, cs C5 Cmaj7 cs cs OrT may be a - sleep. Ne. c ‘Well it only goes to show, Caim c ‘And I told them where to go: Cdim ces) ‘Ask a policeman on the street, Cdim c There’s so many there to meet. ‘As Chorus 1 (© Copyright 1967 Northern Songs Ail Rights Reserved, International Copyright Secure, Chorus 3 Chorus 4 Link Chorus 5 Link Chorus 6 Chorus 7 Nc. No dim An dim Soc Cdim Sitt AsCt ce Please ce Pleas cs Pleast | os ASC les AsCl Don’ Don’ Don’: Don’ Don’| Verse 3 dim cts) Chorus 3 Chorus 4 Chorus 6 Chorus 7 N.C. Cc Now it’s past my bed, I know, Caim c ‘And I'd really like to go. Cdim tbs) Soon will be the break of day, Cdi c Sitting here in Blue Jay Way. As Chorus 1 cs Cmajr cs Cmayr Please don’t be long, cs Cmaj7 C5 Cmaj7 Please don’t you be very long, cs cmaj’ c5 Comal? Please don’t be long, les je || ‘As Chorus 4 Jes Jes | As Chorus 4 c Don’t be long, don’t be long, Don’t be long, Don’t be long, Don’t be long, don’t be long, Don’t be long, 45Can't Buy Me Love Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul MeCartney Em Amma cr Fr or nd 4 fin oa t Te ORR me ie Ee ea Fy Em Am Em Am Intro Can't buy me love, love, Dm Ge Can't buy me love. co Verse 1 Pll buy you a diamond ring my friend, If it makes you feel alright. Fr T'll get you anything my friend, c If it makes you feel alright. G7 Fr “Cos I don't care too much for money, c7 (For) money can’t buy me love. cr Verse 2 Tl give you all I've got to give, If you say you love me too. Fr Imay not have a lot to give, c7 But what I've got I'll give to you, cr Fr Tdon’t care too much for money. cr (For) money can’t buy me love. {© Copyright 1964 Nomhern Songs. {All Rights Reserve, International Copyriht Secured 46 Chorus 1 Verse 3 ct at Solo Chorus 2 | Verse 4 | | Outro | i | Can't cr Every Can'tt Dm No, no cr Say yo And” Fv Tell m That m fo Idon’t (For) n ler ler As Che As Ver: Can't Can't crChorus 1 Gd G7 Verse 3 Solo Chorus 2 Verse 4 Outro Em Am Can't buy me love, cr Everybody tells me so. Em Am Can't buy me love, Dm an No, no, no, no. c7 Say you don’t need no diamond rings And I'll be satisfied. Fr Tell me that you want the kind of things cr ‘That money just can’t buy. 7 Ff Tdon’t care too much for money. cr (For) money can’t buy me love. ler ler le le | ler ler ter le | ler le ler le | ‘As Chorus 1 As Verse 3 Em Am Em Am Can't buy me love, love, Dm Ge Can’t buy me love cr Oh. 47Carry That Weight Christm Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney GB Am? = Amv/D. D7 Gr : me ani fe HH i a me Spoken Chorus 1 Link / Soto Verse 1 Chorus 2 48 . 1 Boy, you're gonna carry that weight, ae c Carry that weight a long time. c G | Boy, you're gonna carry that weight, c oe Carry that weight a long time. | | mz Am7/D Dm7 | G7 |csust c cma | | rma | em7s ev | Am I Am? Am7/D Dm? Tnever give you my pil - low, Gr Csust © Cmaj7 Lonly send you my in - vi - tations, Fmaj7 Bm7s E7 Am? Gc é ‘And in the middle of the cele - brations I break down. | | Verse 2 Verse 3 c G Boy, you're gonna carry that weight, c Carry that weight a long time. c G Boy, you're gonna carry that weight, c GBA Carry that weight a long time. le oe la I (© Copyright 1969 Nomher Songs. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured John L. Inter-p D Christ Christ Gr Christ D Christ Em? Ain'tl D Christ OU As Ve D Christ Christ Gr Christ D Christ Em? Ain't D Christit Christmas Time (Is Here Again) ‘Words & Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison & Ringo Starr Te, > gE eH Hel> EB a3 Spoken Inter-planetary mix... page four hundred and forty four, D Verse 1 Christmas time is here again, Christmas time is here again, a Christmas time is here again, D Christmas time is here again, Em7 A Ain’t been round since you know when, : D . r y omar | Christmas time is here again, A O-U-T spells ‘out’ Verse 2 As Verse 1 ne GCG Verse 3 ee time is here again, 2ak down. | 7 Christmas time is here again, a Christmas time is here again, ! D Christmas time is here again, —Em7 A | Ain't been round since you know when, | D i Christmas time is here again. Fade out © Copyright 1967 Nosherm Sons. Alt Rights Reserved, Intemational Copyright Secured. [L 49Intro Verse 1 Link Verse 2 Chorus 1 Link 50 Come Together I: om? (Shoot me.) (Shoot me.) Dm7 Here Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney A oy Bm BnvA G | om? 4 oine old flat top, he come grooving up slowly, He got joo joo eyeball, he one holy roller, A He got G7 N.C. hair down to his knees, Got to be a joker, he just do what he please. Dm7 Dm7 m7 | pm7 | pm7 || He wear no shoe shine, he got toe jam football, He got monkey finger, he shoot Coca Cota, A He say, “{ know you, you know me. G7 N.C. One thin, g Ican tell you is you got to be free.” Bm ‘Come together, BVA G A Right now, Nc. Over (me.) |om7 | me. m7 | om | om7_ |) © Copyright 1969 Norter Songs ‘All Rights Reserve International Copycight Secured | Verse 3 Chorus 2 Verse 4 Chorus 3 Link Coda Dm7 He He x He x or Hold Com Bm/A Righ N.C, Over | om: me. la (Cor Dm7 Hee He si q7 | Gott Com Bmit Righ N.C. Over | om me.r verse 3 Chorus 2 » slowly, Link Verse 4 Chorus 3 Link Coda Dm7 He bag production, he got walrus gumboot, He got Ono sideboard, he one spinal cracker, A He got feet down below his knee, G7 NC. Hold you in his armchair, you can feel his disease. Bm Come together, Bm/A G A Right now, Nc. Over (me.) Jom7 =| pm? lpmz | pm? | om? | pm7 | me. (Right!) (Come.) la la a la |om | pm || (Come) Dm? He roller coaster, he got early warning, He got muddy water, he one mojo filter, A He say, “One and one and one is three.” @7 N.C. Got to be good looking ‘cause he’s so hard to see. am Come together, BWA G A Right now, Ne. Over (me.) {m7 | om7 | pm? | pm || mz | pm me. Oh! Dm? Ik Come together, yeah!‘ Repeat to fade 51Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Cry Baby Cry Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney G am F Em ah He i Ba Re ar Emimaj7) Em? Ems c7 Fr nina) en io fa f EF GF # ff G Am F G Cry baby cry, — make your mother sigh, She's old enough to know better. Em Em(maj7) ‘The King of Marigold Em7 ‘Was in the kitchen Ems cG Cooking breakfast for the Queen, Em Em(may?) ‘The Queen was in the parlour, Em7 Playing piano Ems cr For the children of the King. G Am F G Cry baby cry, make your mother sigh, Em AT She's old enough to know better. _ G So cry baby cry. (© Copyright 1968 Nomherm Songs. AI Rights Reserved, International Copyright Secured. Chorus 2 Verse 3 Chorus 3 E ‘The K Pickin ‘Who c 5 The Q Paintir For the s Cry ba \ She's « F So cry E The D Alway And a E The D With ¢ At the G Cry be She's F So cryVerse 2 Chorus 2 Verse 3 Chorus 3 Em Em(maj7) The King was in the garden, Em? Ems Picking flowers for a friend c G Who came to play. Em Em(maj7) ‘The Queen was in the playroom, Em? Painting pictures Emé cr For the children’s holiday. & Am F se Cry baby cry, make your mother sigh, Em Ay She's old enough to know better. F G So cry baby cry. Em Emimaj?) ‘The Duchess of Kirkaldy, Em? Always smiling, Ems co G And arriving late for tea. Em Emimaj?) ‘The Duke was having problems Em? With a message Ems co At the local Bird and Bee. se Am F G Cry baby cry, make your mother sigh, Em ar She’s old enough to know better. F G So ery baby cry.Verse 4 Chorus 4 Coda 54 Em Em(maj”) At twelve o’clock a meeting Em7 Round the table Emé cG For a seance in the dark. Em Em(maj7) With voices out of nowhere, Em? Put on specially Ems or By the children, for a lark, G Am F G Cry baby cry, make your mother sigh, Em ar She's old enough to know better. F G So cry baby cry. Am F G Cry, ery, cry baby, make your mother sigh, Em a She's old enough to know better, F G So cry baby cry. Am F G Cry, ery, cry, make your mother sigh, Em ar She's old enough to know better, F Em So cry baby cry. Fm7 Can you take me back where I came from Can you take me back? Can you take me back where I came from Brother can you take me back Can you take me back? Fade out Intro Verse 1 Link 1 D ar 33, HEH lps o Fade In |p Dear Won't Dear Greet ‘The su Gn It's ber Dear P Won't DD (play.Intro Verse 1 Link I Dear Prudence Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Poe eee oe a Cae wees ogy oe og ote «ine AD oD D QDIC Gali fs ap = BR es a GmBb c G GID F A ane EOE “ne Boom sng don oD |e Dsusz4|p* cor |ao an loo — || Fade In lb pe Gmaj7iB_ Grveb | D DIC Gmaj7/B Gms Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B G/B! ‘Won't you come out to play? D DIC Gmaj7/B Gm/B> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj/B GmiB! Greet the brand new day. —__— D pic ‘The sun is up, the sky is blue, Gmaj/B —_ Gmv/B> It’s beautiful and so are you, D pic Dear Prudence, c G Won't you come out to play. |> pre | Gmajve amet || (play.) (© Copyright 1968 Norther Songs Al Rights Reserve, Intemational Copyright Secured 55Verse 2 Link 2 Bridge Link 3 Verse 3 56 D DIC Gmaj7/e Gm/B! Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj/B GmB> Open up your eyes. D DIC Gmaj7/B Gm/B> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B GmB! See the sunny skies. D pic The wind is low, the birds will sing, Gmaj7/B Gv ‘That you are part of everything, D pic Dear Prudence, c G Won't you open up your (eyes?) |p ao |am eo |i (eyes?) D GD Look around round, (round round round AD i) Round round round, round round.) D GD Look around, round round (round round AD GID Round round round, round round,) F ARG Look around, ah {> pe | mays cme || D DIC Gmaj7/B Gm/B> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B GmB> Let me see you smile. D DIC Gmaj7/B GmvB> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B Gmi/Bt Like a little child. c cont. Thee | Gr | So let Dear k Won’ | Link 4 |p (smi Verse 4 Dear Greet | The s Irs b | Dear Won’ Coda DsVerse 4 Coda D pic ‘The clouds will be a daisy chain Gma7iB GmB} So let me see you smile again, D Dic Dear Prudence, c G Won't you let me see you smile? p oc — | Gmaj78 Gnvet || (mile?) D DIC Gmaj/s GmvB> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B GmBb ‘Won't you come out to play? D DIC Gmaj7/B GmiB> Dear Prudence, D DIC Gmaj7/B Gm/B> Greet the brand new day. D bc The sun is up, the sky is blue, Gmaj7/B = Gm/Bb It’s beautiful and so are you, D DIC Dear Prudence, c G D Won't you come out to play. co ap loo |o | Fade out \ ps Dsus2a | p+ cio 37Intro Verse I Link Verse 2 58 Day Tripper Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney [py fo Gu Gy aT 115 fre om 7 GRRE SE len len be ler e7 a Got a good reason For taking the easy way out. ar Got a good reason 7 For taking the easy way out, now. Fi She was a day tripper, ‘One way ticket, yeah. AT Gi7 cr It took me so long to find out, 87 And I found out. jen len a 7 e7 She’s a big teaser, She took me half the way there, ar She’s a big teaser, 7 She took me half the way there, now. ‘© Copyright 1963 Northern Songs. Al Rights Reserved, Inlerational Copyright Secured, i cont. Solo Verse 3 Link 2 Coda She w One v It tool And kev len Ev ‘Tried She o ar Tried 7 She o She w Sunde It tool And ke e I Dar Day bcont. | | cH 87 | im | &7 \e | Solo | i | Verse 3 | i i Link 2 Coda Fi She was a day tripper, One way ticket, yeah, AT G#7 ci It took me so. long 10 find out, 7 And I found out. ker | er 87 Br jen len E7 ler ev Tried to please her, She only played one night stands, ry Tried to please her, e She only played one night stands, now, FAT She was a day tripper, Sunday driver, yeah. Ar Gtr cn It took me so_long to find out, 87 And [ found out. ken len ler E7 e I: Day tripper, day tripper, yeah. Day tripper, day tripper, yeah. A] Play three times Repeat to fade 59Dig A Pony Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney A D/A fee 127s Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Chorus 1 Verse 3 aay” BBE ke oy | w | A DEA A DEA A DEA A I Fém Dig a pony, Bm qr Well, you can celebrate anything you want, Bm a E Yes, you can celebrate anything you want, oh! ‘A DSIA A DOIA A DSA A I Fim Doa road hog, Bm qv Well, you can penetrate any place you g0, Bm qr E Yes, you can penetrate any place you go, I told you so. Geeba Al All I want is you, G D A Everything has got to be just like you want it to. Nc. Because. ‘A DOIA A DEA A DEA A 1 Fim Pick a moondog, Bm a Well, you can radiate everything you are, Bm G7 E Yes, you can radiate everything you are, oh now. © Copyright 1970 Northern Sones AAI RightsReserved, International Copyright Secured Chorus 2 Solo Verse 5 Verse 6 Chorus 3 Coda A DOA Rollas Well, Bn Yes, y As Che Fim a A DEA Feel thi Well, y Bn Yes, y A DOA Cold ar Well, yi Yeah, As ChoLyou so, Verse 4 Chorus 2 Solo Verse 5 Verse 6 Chorus 3 Coda A DEA A DE/A A DSA A 1 Fim Roll a stoney, Bm G7 Well, you can imitate everyone you know, Bm @ E ‘Yes, you can imitate everyone you know, I told you so. ‘As Chorus 1 ‘a pv la psa |a Doa | A boa | |rim |etm lpm jez | ler lam l@—fe le I A DOA A DSA A DEA A I Fém Feel the wind blow. Bm Gr Well, you can indicate everything you see, Bm @ E Yes, you can indicate anything you see, oh now A DSA A DSA A DSA A I Fim Cold and lonely Bm co Well, you can syndicate any boat you row. Bm a E Yeah, you can syndicate any boat you row, I told you so. As Chorus 1 ke ir) A A 61Verse Coda 62 Dig It Words & Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison & Ringo Starr Bh F c a Bor BC Like a rolling stone, 8 oF Bbc Like a rolling stone, BOF BC Like the F. B. 1 BOF Bbc ‘And the C.1. A. BF BC ‘And the B. B. C. BP FBC B.B. King, Bh oF BC And Doris Day, B Matt Busby. FB Dig it, dig it, c BP Dig it, dig it, F BP Dig it, dig it, Fade out © Copyright 1970 Northem Songs, Harrsoags Limited, Stang Mase Limited A RightsReserved. International Copyright Secured Intro Verse 1 Chorus Verse 2 Q = Hed Pe ie > 3 Am7 Once t or Once t 7 Sleep} ar ‘And c Golde: Smiles E7 Sleep} a ‘And ‘Am? Once t ar Oncet e Sleep Gr And20 Star sie Limited, Intro Verse 1 Chorus Verse 2 Golden Slumbers Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul MeCariney Dm G7 c ev a a mE Ef Am Asus? Dmadd® Fadd® age Ane ie) fet iat oa Jamz |) Amz? Dm Once there was a way to get back homeward, a © Once there was a way to get back home. 7 Am Asus2 Dmadd? Sleep pretty darling, do not ery, q@ c ‘And I will sing a lullaby. c Fadds c Golden slumbers fill your eyes, Fadd? c Smiles awake you when you rise. Er Am Asus? Dmadd® Sleep pretty darling, do not cry, Gr c And I will sing a lullaby. Am? Dm ‘Once there was a way to get back homeward, ar c Once there was a way to get back home. 7 Am Asus? Dmadd? Sleep pretty darling, do not cry, a c ‘And I will sing a lullaby. (© Copyright 1969 Nonbera Songs. All Rights Reserved. International Copytiht Secured 63Do You Want To Know A Secret? Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCarey 87 E Gém7 fie FRE} har em A CtmiG? = Fm chm Bm “Ge Gee ER se verse 2 Listen Do yo Do yo Gim7 Closer Let m i fm GE oe Br I'm A Em Am Em Intro ‘You'll never know how much I really love you, Bridge ue G F a7 es oa ‘You'll never know how much [ really care. en cém E Gém? Gm7 Fém7 re Verse 1 Listen, 87 E Gtm? Gm7 Ftm7 es fF Do you want to know a secret? ferse visten B7 E D Do you promise not to tell? 0 yO Gém? Gm? Fim? Am7 Woh - on - oh. po E Gtm7 Gm? Féin? Gim7 Closer, B87 E Gim7 Gm? Fim7 el Let me whisper in your ear, oa) 87 A Say the words you long to hear, Lem B7 cimiat Fém7 87 T'm in love with you, woo - 00 - 00 ~ ooh. © Copyright 1963 Nonber Sons. {All Rights Reserved. Intemational Copy:iht Secured 64E Gim7 7 cm fre ou, S4m7 aa He Bm iy Verse 2 Bridge Verse 3 E — Gém? Gm? Fim7 Listen, 87 E Gém7? Gm7 Fim? Do you want to know a secret? B7 E Do you promise not to tell? Gim? Gm? Fém7 Am7 Woh - oh - oh. E Gim? Gm7 Fim7 Closer, 87 E Gém? Gm7 Fim? Let me whisper in your ear, 87 A Say the words you long to hear, B87 CtmiG? Fim7 B7 T’'min love with you, woo - 00 - 00 - ooh. A Fim cém Bm T’ve known a secret for a week or two, A Fm Nobody knows, Cim Bm Fim B7 Just we two. E —Gtm7 G7 Fém7 Listen, 87 E Gém? Gm7 Fém7 Do you want to know a secret? 87 E Do you promise not to tell? Gim7 Gm7 Ffm7 Am7 Woh - oh - oh. E Gin? Gm? Fim? Closer, 87 © Gim7 Gm7 Fém7 Let me whisper in your ear, 87 A Say the words you long to hear, 87 cémigé Fém7 B7 T’m in love with you, woo - 00 - 00 = ooh. Gtmvat Fim? B7 Woo-00-00 - ooh. 4] Repeat to fade 65Intro Verse I Verse 2 Bridge 1 66 aT Doctor Robert Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Asust FHT e B cae fa fim GE iE | a7 Asust| a7 Asust| a7 Asust| A7 Asusé a Ring my friend, I said you'd call, Doctor Robert, Day or night, he'll be there any time at all, Doctor Robert. Fe Doctor Robert, you're a new and better man, He helps you to understand, ev FT B He does everything he can, Doctor Robert. ar If you're down, he'll pick you up, Doctor Robert. Take a drink from his special cup, Doctor Robert. Fi7 Doctor Robert, he’s a man you must believe, Helping anyone in need, e7 Fi7 B No-one can succeed like Doctor Robert. B EB 8B Well, well, well, you're feeling fine, eB Well, well, well, he'll make you, ar Doctor Robert. {© Copytight 1966 Norther Songs, All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. T ar verse 3 My frien You'll pi Doctor He helps He does B Bridge 2 Well, we ‘Well, we Doctor} ar Coda Ring my Doctor} Ring my Doc Rol 1 Doctor]oust || ert. setor Robert. ert, ert. Verse 3 Bridge 2 Coda wv ‘My friend works for the National Health, Doctor Roben. You'll pay money just to see yourself with Doctor Robert. Fir Doctor Robert, you're a new and better man, He helps you to understand, 7 fyi He does everything he can, Doc Robert. B eB B Well, well, well, you're feeling fine, EB ‘Well, well, well, he’ll make you, ar Doctor Robert. PG Ring my friend, 1 said you'd call Doctor Robert. Ring my friend, I said you'd call Doc Robert Fi? B Doctor Robert! Fade out 67Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge 1 68 Don't Bother Me Words & Music by George Harrison ae oe a eee (em) 87 ar G ‘Since she’s been gone, I want no-one to talk to me. 87 ar G It’s not the same, but I’m to blame, it’s plain to see. Em’ A Em* So go away, leave me alone, don’t bother me. 87 AT G Em ve that she would leave me on my own. a7 ar G It's just not right when every night 'm all alone. Em* A Em* I've got no time for you right now, don’t bother me, I can’t bel D Em Tknow I'll never be the same D em If [don’t get her back again, Bm Am Because I know she'll always be c Em The only girl for me. (© Copyright 1963 Dick James Music Limited, 47 Brith Grove, London WS, ‘AI Rigs Reserved. International Copyright Secured =m verse 3 solo Bridge 2 Verse 4 But till Tillety Don’te | er 87 N.C. ve got know IfIdon Becaus: c The onl Nc. But till Tiilety Don’te A kdele ose 3 sola k tome. Bridge 2 asee, G Em own, | we Verse 4 Em* rme. don WS. 87 ar Gem But till she’s here, please don’t come near, just stay away. Br AT Go Pll let you know when she’s come home, until that day, Em* A Em Don’t come around, leave me alone, don’t bother me. ier lar [a lem | lfszaeee lfaceeea (creel clee a Nc. Em A Em* I've got no time for you right now, don’t bother me. D Em I know I'll never be the same D Em If I don’t get her back again, Bm Am Because I know she'll always be c Em ‘The only girl for me. Neo. B7 av G Em But till she’s here, please don’t come neat, just stay away. B87 Av SG T'll let you know when she’s come home, until that day, Em* A Em* ‘Don’t come around, leave me alone, don’t bother me. A Em Don’t bother me. “4 Repeat to fade 69Intro Chorus 1 Verse 1 Chorus 2 70 Don't Let Me Down Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Esust Fim = Fém7)— Emaj7_—B7. mi aE el ge |e esust |e I Fim Don’t let me down, E Esust & Don’t let me down, Fim Don't let me down, E Esust & Don't let me down, NC. Fém7 Nobody ever loved me like she does, Emaj7 Esust E Ooh she does, yes she does, N.C. Fim7 And if somebody loved me like she do me, Emaj? Esust E Ooh she do me, yes she does Fim Don’t let me down, E Esust & Don’t let me down, Fim Don’t let me down, E Esust & Don't let me down. {© Copyright 1969 Nonhern Songs. Al Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured Bridge I Chorus 3 Verse 2 Chorus 4 Nc. T'min Don't Wsak Wsak Don't Don't Don't Don’t Don't Don't Don't Don't Fém Don Don't Can ye Don’twn 87 Bridge 1 Chorus 3 Verse 2 Chorus 4 NC. E T’'min love for the first time, Br Don’t you know it’s going to last. It’s a love that iasts forever, E Esust & It's a love that has no past. Fém Don’t let me down, E Esust £ Don’t let me down, Fém Don’t let me down, E Esust E Don't let me down. Ne. Fim7 And from the first time that she really done me, Emaj? Esust & Ooh, she done me, she done me good. Nc. Fim7 T guess nobody ever really done me, Emaj’ Esust & Ooh she done me, she done me good. Fim Don’t let me down, hey! 13 Esus¢ E Don’t let me down, Fim Don’t let me down, E Esus4 E Don’t let me down, Fim E Esust E Don’t let me down, Fim Don’t let me down. Can you dig it? E Esust & Don’t let me down. 1Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Chorus 1 nR Don't Pass Me By Words & Music by Ringo Starr F G Dm? c a z t le le I c listen for your footsteps coming up the drive, F Listen for your footsteps, but they don’t arrive s ‘Waiting for your knock, dear, on my old front door, F I don't hear it, c Does it mean you don’t love me anymore? c I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf, F See the hands a-moving, but I’m by myself. @ I wonder where you are tonight and why I'm by myself, F Idon’t see you, c Does it mean you don’t love me anymore? c Don't pass me by, don’t make me cry, Don’t make me blue, F *Cause you know, darling, [love only you. c You'll never know it hurt me so, I hate to see you go, G F Don’t pass me by, don’t make me cry. —__ (© Copyright 1968 Starting Music Limited Al Rights Reserve. International Copyright Secured Chorus 2 Link Chorus 3 Coda le c I'm sor F You we G ‘You sai Tsay th I'm wai Don't p Don'tn "Cause You'll Don't p le Don't p Don't "Cause You'll Don’t p ledoor, by myself, rou go, Link Verse 3 | Chorus 2 Link Chorus 3 Coda le le \ c I'm sorry that I doubted you, I was so unfair, F ‘You were in a car crash and you lost your hair. G You said that you would be late, about an hour or two, F Tsay that’s alright, c T’'m waiting here, just waiting to hear from you. c Don’t pass me by, don’t make me cry, Don’t make me blue, F *Cause you know, darling, I love only you. c You'll never Know it hurt me so, I hate to see you go, G aa Don’t pass me by, don’t make me ery. le le | Drums for2bars || ¢ c I Cc Don’t pass me by, don’t make me cry, Don’t make me blue, F “Cause you know, darling, Tove only you. c You'll never know it hurt me so, I hate to see you go, G F Don’t pass me by, don’t make me cry. c |c |r |e |om7 c | Viointotade |i Bbr fe aa fe Intro Verse 1 Chorus I Verse 2 Chorus 2 4 Drive My Car Words & Music by Jobn Lennon & Paul MeCartney Gl Avaug Br fe mE elm | iat fae & | o | i Fe o ie br or Asked a girl what she wanted to be, br a7 She said, baby, can’t you see? ob? a I wanna be famous, a star of the screen, Avaug But you can do something in between. Bm @7 Bm a Baby, you can drive my car, yes I’m gonna be a star, Bm E A D GA Baby, you can drive my car, and maybe I'll love you. bv or told that girl that my prospects were good, p7 Gr She said, baby, it’s understood. bo? a Working for peanuts is all very fine, ‘Avaug But I can show you a better time. Bm G7 Bm a Baby, you can drive my car, yes I’m gonna be a star, Bm EA D 6 Baby, you can drive my car, and miaybe I'll love you. ANG. Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah! AIL Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured. T Solo Chorus 3 Verse 3 Chorus 4 |v lov Bm Baby, ye Bm Baby, yc o7 Itold o7 And s| b7 Tre ge Ara But I've Bm Baby, ye Bm Baby, ye ANC. Beep! A EF” BeeGr astar, e you. qr star, 2 you. solo Chorus 3 Verse 3 Chorus 4 | pv \@ pr | er | lor |@ A A i Bm G7 Bm Gr Baby, you can drive my car, yes I'm gonna be a star, am an D Ga Baby, you can drive my car, and maybe I'll love you. b a Told that girl } could start right away, br Gr And she said, listen, babe, I’ve got something to v7 qr ¥'ve got no car, and it’s breaking my heart, Avaug But I’ve found a driver, and that’s a stast. Bm G7 Bm @ Baby, you can drive my car, yes I'm gonna be a star, Bm e A D G Baby, you can drive my car, and maybe 1'll love you. ANC. DG Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah! A DG | Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah! — Repeat to fade 5Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 16 Eight Days A Week Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Dado EY Gs fnopreg? tg te (A RE EEE) D E Ooh, I need your love, babe, G D Guess you know it’s true. D & Hope you need my love, babe, G D Just like I need you. Bm GS Hold me, love me, Bene Hold me, love me. D ev Tain’t got nothing but love, babe, G D Eight days a week, D ev Love you every day, girl, G D You're always on my mind. D E7 One thing I can say, gis], G D Love you all the time. © Copytight 1968 Norther Songs AM Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured Toa 2 Middle 1 Verse 3 Chorus 3 Middle 2 Verse 4 Chorus 4 Outro Bm Hold m Bm Hold m D Tain’t g G Bight A Eight di am Tlove. E Eight di G6 Is notes As Vers, As Cho; As Mid: As Vers Bm Hold m: Bm Hold m: D Tain't g G Eight 6 Bight G Bight | paaasChorus 2 Middle 1 | Verse 3 Chorus 3 Middle 2 Verse 4 Chorus 4 Outro Bm ‘Hold me, love me, Bm Hold me, love me. D ev Tain’t got nothing but love, girl, G D Eight days a week. A Eight days a week, Bm Ilove___ you. E ght days a week 6 A Is not enough to show I care. As Verse 1 As Chorus 1 As Middle 1 As Verse 2 Bm G Hold me, love me, Bm E Hold me, love me, D e Lain’t got nothing but love, gisl, G D Eight days a week. 6 ight days a week. \ vada |e | es Daa || 1Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 8 Eleanor Rigby Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney c Em. Em7 Em? Ems Emaug ei He ie ey ae c =m Ah, look at all the lonely people! c Em Ah, look at all the lonely people! Em Eleanor Rigby, c Picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been, Em Lives in a dream. __ Waits at the window, Em Wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door, Em Who is it for? Em? Ems Emaug Em All the lonely people, where do they all come from? Em? Ems Emaug Em Alll the lonely people, where do they all belong? Em Father McKenzie, c Writing the words of a sermon that no-one will hear, Em No-one comes near. Look at him working, c Darming his socks in the night when there’s nobody there, Em ‘What does he care? © Copyright 1964 Northern Songs. AI Rights Reserved, Incrationsl Copyright Secured, chorus 2 sridge Verse 3 Chorus 3 Em7 Alll the Ic Em7 Alll the Ic c Ah, look c Ah, look Em Eleanor Died int Nobody Father Wiping No-one: Em? All the I Em7 Alll the LEmaug c g has been, or, Em rom? 9 hear, c vody there, [ Chorus 2 Bridge Verse 3 Chorus 3 Em? Ems Emaug Em All the lonely people, where do they all come from? Em? Ems Emaug Em Alll the lonely people, where do they all belong? c Em Ah, look at all the lonely people! c Em Ah, look at all the lonely people! Em Eleanor Rigby c Died in the church and was buried along with her name, Em Nobody came. Father McKenzie, c Wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave, Em No-one was saved, Em7 Emé Emaug Em ‘All the lonely people, where do they all come from? Em7 Emé Emaug Em All the lonely people, where do they all belong? 9Intro Verse 1 Chorus 80 Every Little Thing Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney fe fe ae ine eat \ ww jo © |i A DE When I’m walking beside her, A Gop People tell me I’m luck-¥, Bm BMA GH A “Yes, Lknow I'm a lucky guy. DE T remember the first time A @D was lonely without her, Bm BmiA EGE A Yes, I’m thinking about her now. rN G Every little thing she does, GIA AY GIA AY She does forme, yeah, c And you know the things she does, GIA AY GIA AY She does for me, ooh. (© Copyright 1964 Nortern Sons. AI Rights Reserved. International Copycat Secured, Verse 2 Chorus 2 Solo Chorus 3 Coda When Just to Bm Yes Ih ‘There is Twill Bm § For Th Every She does And you She does Every She does And you She doesse2 ng 7 Chorus 2 | Solo Chorus 3 i Coda A DE When I’m with her I’m hap-py, A G D Sust to know that she loves me, Bm Bmv/A EGt A ‘Yes I know that she loves me now. DE There is one thing I’m sure of, A GoD I will love her forev-er, Bm Bm/A eG? A For I know love will never die. A G Every little thing she does, GIA AY GIA AY She does forme, yeah, —_ G ‘And you know the things she does, GIA AY GIA At She does forme, ooh. ja lo & Ja |@ oD |em Bwaleict a A G Every litle thing she does, GIA AY GIA AY She does forme, yeah, —— G ‘And you know the things she does, GIA A* GIA AY She does forme, ooh, —_ ADE Every little thing. ‘| Repeat to fade 81Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney 87 G ce D ine is Intro Ike csust a |e esust a ‘| Verse 1 Come on, come on, Come on, come on. Come on is such a joy, Come on is such a joy. ‘Come ons take it easy, Come on is take it easy. A Chorus 1 Take it easy, D Take it easy, 87 Everybody's got something to hide E valealo | Except for me and my monkey. E Verse 2 The deeper you go, the higher you fly, ‘The higher you fly, the deeper you g0, So come on, come on (© Copyright 1968 Norther Songs. A Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. 82 cont. Chorus 2 Verse 3 Chorus 3 Coda E Come ¢ Come Come Come ¢ As Cho E Your in Your ot Socom Come c Come ¢ Come c Come ¢ Make it Make it B Everybi Except Ne. (Come let b Fe es (Comenething Me 2y ce j hag p> [ cont. Chorus 2 Verse 3 | Chorus 3 | | Coda E Come on is such a joy, Come on is such a joy. Come on is make it easy, Come on is take it easy. As Chorus 1 E Your inside is out when your outside is in, Your outside is in when your inside is out, So come on, come on. Come on is such a joy, Come on is such a joy. Come on is make it easy, Come on is make it easy. A Make it easy, D Make it easy. 87 Everybody's got something to hide E peleclio | Except for me and my monkey. N.C. (Come on, come on, come on) ad lib. |c# p+ c# p+] c# D+ ct Dl ct D+ ce Del Fe esust a |e esust A fl Repeat ad lib. 10 fade (Come on, come on, come on) 83Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge 1 84 Fixing A Hole Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney F Caug Fm? BS Fm. tc & oe & Fm By gmc ar Fe HAE UR ED lr lcaug |Fmz |p || F Caug Fm? Fmé I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in, Fm? Bis And stops my mind from wandering Fm7 Be Fm Bb7 Where it will go F Caug Fz Fmé I'm filling the cracks that ran through the door, Fm7 Bis And kept my mind from wandering Fm? BS Fm7* BST Where it will go. F Gm/c F And it really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong, Gmc F T'mright where I belong, Gmc F T'mright where I belong. c or See the people standing there c Gr Who disagree and never win, c @ c And wonder why they don’t get in my door. (© Copyright 1967 Northern Sones All Rights Rererved International Copyright Secured. verse 3 Solo Bridge 2 Verse 4 Verse 5 F T'm pain Fm And whe There Fz Ooh-oot |F cau hey. | mz F And itre Pm righ T'm righ Cc Silly pec c They wo c Why the B Pm okir Fim That wer And I sti F k rma: Fm7 And stop Where it Where itverse 3 Fmé 7 ea Solo | Bridge 2 i | | | Verse 4 Verse 5 F Caug Fm Fs T'm painting the room in a colourful way, Fm? Bis And when my mind is wandering, Fn7 BIS. There I will go, Fm7 Bi7 Ooh-ooh wh-uh, hey hey hey.) — | caug | Fm7 ems | Fm | alo | hey, \emz | Bs Fm7 | Bie | F Gmc F ‘And it really doesn’t matter if I'm wrong, Gmc F Tmright where I belong, Gmc F I'm right where I belong Cc a Silly people run around, Cc a ‘They worry me and never ask me c Ga c Why they don’t get past my door. F Caug Fm? Fms I'm taking the time for a number of things Fm7 Bio ‘That weren’t important yesterday, Fmt Bb Fm? B)7 And I still go, F Caug Fm7 Fmé I: rm fixing a hole where the rain gets in, Fm7 Bis And stops my mind from wandering Fm? Bb9 Where it will go. Fmm Bi7 Where it will go.___ Repeat and fade 85Verse 1 Verse 2 Chorus 1 86 For No One Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney vino fe i Esus4 E mee Capo second fret, A AlGé Your day breaks, your mind aches, Fém Fémve ‘You find that all her words D @ Of kindness linger on A When she no longer needs you, A ANGt She wakes up, she makes up, Fim Fém/E She takes her time ° G ‘And doesn’t feel she has to hurry, A She no longer needs you. Bm Fe And in her eyes you see nothing, Bm ei No sign of love behind the tears cried for no-one, Bm Esust E A love that should have lasted years. © Copyright 1966 Northem Songs [NV Rights Reserved etemational Copyright Secured verse 3 Solo Chorus 2 Verse 4 Verse 5 Chorus 3 ‘You v Fém ‘And ‘When s| ‘You thir And in] Bm No si Bm Alov Yous Fim She s But now She doe A Your: Fém There G Will fill A ‘You wor And inl Bm No si Bm Alov-one, Verse 3 Solo Chorus 2 Verse 4 Verse 5 Chorus 3 A NG# ‘You want her, you need her, Fim Ferme, And yet, you don’t believe her D G ‘When she says her love is dead, A ‘You think she needs you. la wa? |Ftm rime |D G lA I Bm Fi ‘And in her eyes you see nothing, Bm Fe No sign of love behind the tears cried for no-one, Bm Esus4 E A love that should have lasted years. A AG? You stay home, she goes out, Fém Fem/E D She says that long ago she knew someone, G But now she’s gone, A She doesn’( need him, a AIGt Your day breaks, your mind aches, Fém Fine D There will be times when all the things she said G Will fill your head, A ‘You won't forget her. Bm FH And in her eyes you see nothing, Bm eT ‘No sign of love behind the tears cried for no-one, Esust E years. 87Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Solo break 88 For You Blue Words & Music by Sanne Hanon yen gee fe He He Capo thet Jar lor jer ler le |i av br Because you're sweet and lovely, ar Girl, Hove you. ov ar Because you're sweet and lovely, gil, it’s true. ev ov Ay OE Llove you more than ever, girl, I do. ar b7 T want you in the morning, a7 Girl, Love you, py ar T want you at the moment I feel blue, e v7 are? I'm living every moment, girl, for you. ar | v7 | ar | ar | ov oz aerae| (Bop) (Bop cat bop} lar lars ler lor daz Were Go Johnny go) (Same old 12 bar blues) | av | pv | ar | ar \ | o7 | ov | av | ar | (Elmore James got nothing on this baby) |e | or jar |e I Copyright 1970 Harrisongs Limited Al Rights Reserve, International Copytight Secured verse 3 Verse 4 a Te love D7 You loo] 7 Ifeel ity av Because A Girl, Lc ov Because Ee Hove ycVerse 3 Verse 4 7 | pv (Bop cat bop) |e | ¢ old 12 bar blues) 7 | bing on this baby) tL ar Doar T've loved you from the moment I saw you, o7 ar You looked at me, that’s all you had to do, Ev o7 aT Ey 1 feel it now, I hope you feel it too. ar 7 use you're sweet and lovely, ar Girl, Love you. o7 a Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it’s true. 7 pb AT Ilove you more than ever, girl, I do. 89Intro Verse 1 Verse 2 Bridge 1 90 From Me To You Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Da da da da-da dum dum da, c Am Da da da da-da dum dum da. c Am If there’s anything that you want, c a If there’s anything { can do, F Am Just call on me and I'll send it along, c Gr Cc Am With love from me to you. Cc Am T've got everything that you want, c G7 Like a heart that’s oh so true, F Am Just call on me and [’|I send it along, c aoc c With love from me to you. Gm c I got arms that long to hold you, F And keep you by my side, p 1 got lips that long to kiss you, 6 Gaug ‘And keep you satisfied. (© Copyright 1963 Northern Songs, Al Rights Reserved, International Copyright Secured, terse 3 solo Bridge 2 Verse 4 If there's If there’s F Just call « c ‘With love Is | cee F Bust call c With love Gm T got arm F And keey o7 I got lips G And keey Ue there's If there’s F Just call c With low Am To you, Amim To you, c To you.c Am verse 3 If there’s anything that you want, c a If there’s anything I can do, F Am Just call on me and I'll send it along, c @ Cc. Am With love from me to you. ‘Solo !e | 4m From me. le ler Toyou. F Am Just call on me and I'll send it along, c armac Wan ce With love from me to you Gm c Bridge 2 I got arms that long to hold you, F And keep you by my side, o7 1 got lips that long to kiss you, G Gaug And keep you satisfied. c Am Verse 4 If there’s anything that you want, c Gr If there’s anything I can do, F Am Just calf on me and I'll send it along, Cc a ec With love from me to you. Am To you, Am(maj7) To you, c Am To you, a1Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Solo Chorus 2 92 Get Back ‘Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney as ar opr gon 5 - ae 7 Jas las las las a va ll as ojo was a man who thought he was a loner D AS But he knew it couldn’t last. Jojo left his home in Tucson, Arizona D AS For some California gras ar Get back, get back, br AS & DIA Get back to where you once belonged. AT Get back, get back, or AS Get back to where you once belonged. Get back Jojo. kas las lo {as a oad ar Get back, get back, 7 as & DIA Get back to where you once belonged. Ar Get back, get back, aS D Get back to where you once belonged. As Get back Jo. (© Copyright 1969 Northern Songs. Al RightsReserved, Intemational Copyeight Secured, solo verse 2 Chorus 3 Solo Chorus 4 kas AS Sweet Le D But she v All the g D But she ¢ Av Get back 7 Get back av Get back br Get back Get back kas Av Get back bv Get back aT Get back br Get back kasDIA a | oA solo virse 2 Chorus 3 Solo Chorus 4 kas las lo las a oad AS Sweet Loretta Martin thought she was a woman D aS But she was another man. All the girls around her say she’s got it coming D AS But she gets it while she can. ar Get back, get back, b7 AS G DIA Get back to where you once belonged. AT Get back, get back, D7 AS Get back to where you once belonged. Get back Loretta. Fas las |b as 6 pail ar Get back, get back, bo AS G DIA Get back to where you once belonged. AT Get back, get back, bv D Get back to where you once belonged. Ooh. as | as D as @ va‘ Repeat to fade Get back. 93Fadd9 Getting Better Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney c Dm G cg Em Intro Verse 1 Chorus 1 Link 1 Verse 2 94 mi TY Ee sae aa HES | Fade? | Fadas || c Dm7 It’s getting better all the time. 6 oe Tused to get mad at my school, G cia ‘The teachers that taught me weren't cool. G You're holding me down, turning me round, ci Filling me up with your rules. c Dm Tve got to admit, it’s getting better, Em F A little better all the time. c Dm Thave to admit, it’s getting better, Em F It's getting better since you've been mine. le |e ae | G Cla G ce Me used to be angry young man, G CG SG cI Me hiding me head in the sand. G cle You gave me the word, G cl I finally heard G CG G CG ¥'m doing the best that I can, © Copyright 1967 Norther Songs. AI RightsReserved International Copyright Seared. Chorus 2 Chorus 3 Link 2 Verse 3 Chorus 4 Coda c I've got A little t c Thave ic Its getti F Getting © kes Em Better, b le @ Tused to Theat hei From the @ CG AndT'm c Tadmi: A little bc c ‘Yes, [adr It's gettin F Getting s c “ws, Em Better, be F Getting scr chorus 2 Chorus 3 Link 2 Verse 3 Chorus 4 Coda c Dm I've got to admit, it's getting better, Em F A little better all the time. c Dm Ihave to admit, it’s getting better, Em F It’s getting better since you've been mine. F Getting so much better all the time. c Dm It’s getting better all the time, Em F Better, better, better. @ used to be cruel to my woman, Theat her and kept her apart From the things that she loved. Gog «6 cre G ce Man, I was mean, but I’m changing my scene, G cia G CG And I'm doing the best that I can. c Dm L admit, it’s getting better, Em F A little better all the time. © Dm Yes, I admit, it’s getting better, Em F It's getting better since you've been mine. F © Getting so much better all the time, c Dm Ir ~ ws getting better all the time, Em F Better, better, better. F c Getting so much better all the time. 95Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 Chorus 2 96 Girl em ee ao im ie ee ae Capo eighth fret Em a7 Em Em? Is there anybody going to listen to my story, Am GBT All about the girl who came to stay? Em 87 Em Em? She’s the kind of girl you want so much it makes you sorry, Am Em Still, you don’t regret a single day. G Bm Am D7 Ah, girl G Bm Am 07 Girl, girl. Em B7 Em Em? When I think of all the times Y've tried so hard to leave her, Am G a7 She will turn to me and start to cry. Em B7 Em Em? And she promises the earth to me and Ibe-lieve her, Am Em ‘After all this time, I don’t know wy. G Bm Am D7 Ab, girl___ G Bm Am 07 Girl, girl. (© Copyright 1965 Nonthee Songs. Al Rights Reserved, International Copyright Secure Bridge Chorus 3 Verse 3 Chorus 4 Solo Chorus 5 Am She’s the Who puts You feel: Am When yor E She acts < Am She's coo G Bm Girl G Bm Girl, gir. ' ‘Was she t Am Did sheu En ‘That am Am Will she ¢ G Ab, girl G Bm Girl, gir. lem B7 | em B7 G An, gitl G_ Bm Girl, gin.1 Em? tkes you sorry, Em7 dito leave her, wv veher, Fou Chorus 3 Verse 3 | Chorus 4 Solo Chorus 5 am She's the kind of gin} E Who puts you down when friends are there, am E You feel a fool. Am ‘When you say she’s looking good, E She acts as if it’s understood, Am c She's cool, ooh, ooh, ooh. G Bm Am D7 Girl G Bm Am D7 Girl, girl Em 87 Em Em? Was she told when she was young that pain would lead to pleasure? Am G 87 Did she understand it when they said, Em 87 Em Em? ‘That a man must break his back to eam his day of leisure? Am Em ‘Will she still believe it when he’s. dead? G Bm Am O07 Ab, girl G Bm Am 07 Girl, girl, \em e7 |em em7|am |G B7 lem pr lem em7|am lem — |i G_ Bm Am D7 Ab, girl G Bm Am D7 Girl, girl. Fade out 97Verse 1 Verse 2 98 Glass Onion Words & Music by John Lennon & Paul McCartney Am Fr Gm? CTs cr 7 am Maen tenes t fr3 F “if EE ee G Ams Ams Am7 7 Eb7 eee “ie “a Am Fr I told you ‘bout Strawberry Fields, Am F7 “You know, the place where nothing is real. m7 Crs another place you can go c7 Where everything flows. Fr v7 Looking through the bent-backed tulips Fr br ‘To see how the other half live, Fr G Looking through a glass onion. Am F7 Ttold you "bout the walrus and me, man, Am Fr ‘You know that we're as close as can be, man, Am Gm? cts Well, here’s another clue for you all Gm7 7 “The walrus was Paul Fr o7 Standing on the cast iron shore, yeah, FT bo Lady Madonna trying to make ends meet, yeah, F7 6 Looking through a glass onion, © Copyright 1968 Northern Songs. {A Rights Reserved, Inerational Copyright Secure, Instrumental | Am Am 1 Oh ye 7 Looking verse 3 Ttold: Gm? Listen to Fv Fixing a F7 Trying: Fr Looking Fr Coda I