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  1. Albatross Again
Peter Green, text: Evert Jan Bouman
| Albatross, on your wings sails a king, |  | 
| Albatross, on your wings sails a king, |  | 
| He offers you, he offers you |  | 
| Your nightly halo from dusk to dawn, |  | 
| Your nightly halo from dusk to dawn, |  | 
| Makes the face of mother earth, face of mother earth, |  | 
| it makes it frown, it makes it frown. |  | 
| I want to see you with your eyes, |  | 
| I want to see you with your eyes, |  | 
| The Ocean surface, the Ocean surface, |  | 
| I hear you speak and sing, |  | 
| I hear you speak and sing |  | 
| About a snow white angel, a snow white angel |  | 
| With a coal black ring, a coal black ring. |  | 
| Albatross, borrow me your wings, |  | 
| Albatross, borrow me your wings. |  | 
| Then my blue heart, my ocean blue heart, |  | 
| hear, it sings, Lord, it sings. |  | 
| Albatross, on your wings sails a king, |  | 
| Albatross, on your wings sails a king,. |  | 
| I see his eyes, his coal black eyes |  | 
| In that golden ring, that golden ring. |  | 
 
  2. Am Strand von Duisburg
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | A | E | A | 
| Wenn das Eis am | Pol geschmolzen | ist,  -  ist es Schluss mit Hollands Gnaden | frist. | 
|  | D | A | E7 | A | 
| Die blaue | Welle schwappt nach Holland ' | rein,  -  das orange | Völkchen nistet sich in Deutschland | ein. | 
| Wenn durch den Klimawechsel das Wasser stets steigt,  -  Sind die guten Deutschen den Holländern zugeneigt. |  | 
| Die Nordseeküste grenzt dann ans Revier,  -  Dann gibt's eine Überdosis rohen Matjes hier. |  | 
|  | D | A | E | A | 
| Am Strand von | Duisburg gibt's Frikandel Spe | zial, Am Strand von | Duisburg ist es Schluss mit Mo | ral. | 
|  | D | A | h | E | A | 
| Es wird ge | schluckt, geliebt und ständig wird ge | kifft; Und wer's nicht | will der wird nach | Übersee ver | schifft. | 
  
| Wenn das Wasser kommt ist Holland in Not,  -  Dann gibt's in Deutschland endlich leckeres schwammiges Brot. |  | 
| In den Tomaten wird das Wasser harmlos gemacht,  -  Doch es reicht nicht aus, Holland verschwindet über Nacht. |  | 
| Erst waren sie Nachbarn, doch dann sind sie da.  -  Sie verkaufen hier Tulpen und Vanille Vla. |  | 
| Klocken auf Klompen hinter jedem Ball,  -  Lassen sich nicht lumpen, sie sind jetzt überall. |  | 
| Am Strand von Duisburg... |  | 
  
| Es wird hier bunt, fröhlich wie noch nie;  -  Sie gründen hier eine neue Monarchie. |  | 
| Und ich, ich werde dann euer König sein,  -  Mein Zepter wird grob, doch der Zwirn bleibt fein. |  | 
| Und jedes Fahrrad heißt hier dann "Fiets",  -  Und wer's nicht hören will oder kann, mein Freund, der sieht's. |  | 
| In jeder Stadt gibt's einen Wohnwagenpark,  -  Das "orangene Elftal" wird wird unbesiegbar stark. |  | 
| Am Strand von Duisburg... |  | 
  
| Sie trinken Jenever zu Kibbeling,  -  Sie bauen in jeder Stadt einen Grachtenring. |  | 
| Und in Dortmund trinkt man Grolsch und Heineken Bier,  -  Und Ruhrpottdam heißt dann die Hauptstadt vom Revier. |  | 
| Wir sind alle Germanen, die Wurzeln sind gleich,  -  Wir bauen zusammen einen riesigen Deich. |  | 
| Aus jedem Liter Milch wird "Gouda Kaas" gemacht,  -  "Guten Morgen Deutschland" und "Holland, Gute Nacht". |  | 
| Am Strand von Duisburg... |  | 
  
 
  3. Cornelia
Text: Evert Jan Bouman, Musik: Tilmann Godau
|  | | | A |  | | | f# |  | | | h |  | | | E |  | | | - |  | | | A | | | C# |  | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
|  |  | (int | ro) |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Cor | - | nelia, |  |  |  |  | der Wind erzählt von dir und |  | mir, | 
|  | | | D |  | | | h | f# | | | E | 
|  |  |  | Wo |  | doch der Herbst des | Lebens in uns |  | weilt. | 
|  | | | E7 | | | A | | | C# |  | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
|  |  | Cor | - | nelia, |  |  |  |  | die Nacht gebärt der Morgen |  | glut, | 
|  | | | A |  | | | D | E | | | A | | | 
|  |  |  | Die |  | Liebe stimmt uns | froh, so dass sie |  | heilt. |  | 
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Cor | - | nelia, wir steigen |  | ein, |  | manchmal ein wenig |  | schief, | 
|  | | | D | | | h | f# | | | E | | | E7 | 
|  |  | In den |  | Chor, der seit dem | Paradies |  | erklingt. |  |  | 
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Ich |  | sage es im Lied, |  |  |  | ich kann es nicht im |  | Brief, | 
|  | | | A | | | D | E | | | F | | | F | G | 
|  |  | Weil meine |  | Seele im | Reim um Schönheit |  | ringt. |  |  |  | 
|  | | | C | | | a | | | d | B | | | G | G7 | 
| Cor | - | nelia, |  | vielleicht spürst du es auch, Dass |  | seit der Stunde | als wir uns ge | - | sehen, |  | 
|  | | | C | | | a | 
| Der |  | dunkle Staub verweht und |  | nur der weiße Rauch | 
|  | | | d | B | | | G | | | E7 | 
| Uns von |  | neuem lehrt das | Leben zu ver | - | stehen. |  |  | 
  
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Cor | - | nelia, |  |  |  | der Weg, den ich alleine |  | ging, | 
|  | | | D | | | h | f# | | | E | | | E7 | 
|  |  | War |  | doch für uns | beide stets be | - | stimmt. |  |  | 
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Die |  | Liebe, ach du |  | Mond, |  | sie ist ein zauberhaftes |  | Ding, | 
|  | | | A | | | D | E | | | F | | | F | G | 
|  |  | Sie |  | gibt während sie | auch das ihre |  | nimmt. |  |  |  | 
|  | | | C | | | a | | | d | B | | | G | G7 | 
| Cor | - | nelia, wer weiß, vielleicht |  | spürst du es auch, Dass |  | seit der Stunde | als wir uns ge | - | sehen, |  | 
|  | | | C | | | a | 
| Der |  | dunkle Staub verweht und |  | nur der weiße Rauch | 
|  | | | d | B | | | G | E7 | 
| Uns von |  | neuem lehrt das | Leben zu ver | - | stehen. |  | 
|  | | | a | | | F | | | d | B | | | G | E7 | 
| Cor | - | nelia, plötzlich |  | warst du da,  Deine |  | Augen zogen | mich in ihren |  | Bann. |  | 
|  | | | a | | | F | | | d | B | | | G | E7 | 
| Cor | - | nelia, völlig |  | unverhofft, Da |  | warst du einfach | Frau, ich einfach |  | Mann. |  | 
|  | | | F | | | G | | | A | | | A | - | 
| Ja, |  | du warst einfach Frau |  | und ich war einfach |  | Mann. |  |  |  | 
  
|  | solo: | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | | | D | | | h |  | f# | | | E | | | E7 | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | | | A | | | D |  | E | | | A | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Cor | - | nelia, wir werden |  | siegen, |  | die Herzen schlagen im gleichen |  | Takt, | 
|  | | | D | | | h | f# | | | E | | | E7 | 
|  |  | Das ver | - | lorene ist | endlich wieder |  | da. |  |  | 
|  | | | A | | | C# | | | C#7 | | | f# | 
| Was al | - | leine viel zu |  | schwer ist, |  | das wird gemeinsam ange | - | packt, | 
|  | | | A | | | D | E | | | A | 
|  |  | Das |  | Leben will von | uns ein klares |  | Ja! | 
|  | |: | f# |  | | | h | | | E | | | A | :| | f# | | | h | | | E | | | F | | | F |  | G | | | A | | | 
|  |  |  | Das |  | Leben will von |  | uns ein klares |  | Ja! |  |  |  | Cor | - | neli | - | a! |  |  |  | Corneli | - | a! |  | 
 
  4. Das Fundament der Liebe
Text: Christiane Lauf, Musik: Evert Jan Bouman
|  | gaj7 | a6 | gaj7 | a6 | 
|  | Das Fundament der | Liebe, | ist Aufrichtig | keit. | 
|  | gaj7 | a6 | gaj7 | a6 | 
|  | Das Fundament der | Liebe, | Ehrlichkeit zu | Zweit. | 
|  | gaj7 | a6 | gaj7 | a6 | 
|  | Das Fundament der | Liebe, | die Treue gibt ihm | Kraft. | 
|  | |: | C | Hdim | E | E7/D | C | H | a | :| | 
|  | |: Für | Dich und | mich‚ so | dass | es | Freu | de | schafft. | :| | 
|  | C | a | C | a | 
|  | So werden wir ver | suchen - | Auf diesem Fundament zu | bauen. | 
|  | C | a | 
|  | Wir setzen Stein auf | Stein. | 
|  | |: | E | E7/D | C | H | a | :| | 
|  | |:Die | Lie | be | schafft | Ver | trauen. | :| | 
|  | C | a | C | a | 
|  | Also werden wir ver | suchen, - | Auf diesem Fundament zu | bauen. | 
|  | C | a | 
|  | Während wir heiter und ver | bunden, | 
|  | |: | E | E7/D | C | H | a | :| | 
|  | |:Uns | in | die | Au | gen | schauen. | :| | 
  
| Ja dann sehen wir mehr, erleben Neue Welt. |  | 
| Die Verlockung drängt sich auf, doch die Verlockung fällt. |  | 
| Der quälende Gedanke, hält nicht lange stand. |  | 
| Nichts wird mehr entzweit, wir haben es erkannt. |  | 
| Auf dem Fundament der Liebe, tanzend Hand in Hand. |  | 
| So werden wir versuchen, - Auf diesem Fundament zu bauen. |  | 
| Wir setzen Stein auf Stein. |  | 
| Die Liebe schafft Vertrauen, - Die Liebe schafft Vertrauen. |  | 
| Also werden wir versuchen, - auf diesem Fundament zu bauen. |  | 
| Während wir heiter und verbunden, |  | 
| Uns in die Augen schauen, - Uns in die Augen schauen. |  | 
  
 
  5. Das Lied der betenden Witwe
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | a | G | a | 
|  | Hörst du die Glocken, meine | Liebe? Sie | rufen! | 
|  | G | a | 
| Die alten Witwen, sie | eilen her | bei. | 
|  | G | F | E | 
| Sie gehen auf die | Knie, vergessen | nie zu beten; - Auch für uns | zwei. | 
|  | a | G | a | 
| Hörst du die | Glocken, meine | Liebe? Sie | läuten! | 
|  | G | a | 
| Die alten Witwen, sie | sind schon da | bei; | 
|  | G | F | 
| Sie haben manches ge | sehen, können nicht alles ver | stehen, | 
|  | E | 
| Doch sie wissen: Die Liebe macht | frei. | 
|  | a | d | a | d |  | a | 
| Es ist das | Lied der | betenden | Witwe, das überwindet, |  | was | quält. | 
|  | G | F | 
| Es ist die Menschlich | keit - die die Wunden | heilt. | 
|  | E | a | G | a | 
| Und die letztendlich | zählt, Weil sie das | Lied der | Witwe be | seelt. | 
  
| Hörst du die Stimmen der scheinbaren Kleinen |  | 
| Die flüstern in jeder Nacht? |  | 
| Die haben niemals zerstört - und wer sie hört - Dem hat es Hoffnung gebracht. |  | 
| Hörst du die Stimmen der stillen Streiter |  | 
| die sich nicht beugen für Zwang oder Hass? |  | 
| Sie haben nur eins im Sinn, nicht den baren Gewinn |  | 
| Und nicht nur den billigen Spaß. |  | 
| Es ist das Lied der betenden Witwe, ... |  | 
  
| Hörst du die Herzen, meine Liebe? Sie schlagen |  | 
| Den Rhythmus zum ewigen Tanz. |  | 
| Für dich und für mich, nicht nur für sich, - Und nicht nur für Firlefanz. |  | 
| Hörst du die Witwen, meine Liebe? Sie singen |  | 
| Nicht für Ruhm, nicht für Applaus. |  | 
| Doch mit dem himmlischen Preis gehen sie leis' - In Frieden wieder nach Haus'. |  | 
| Es ist das Lied der betenden Witwe, ... |  | 
  
 
a) Am G | Am | Am G | Am | Am G | G F | F | F | E
b) Am Dm |  Am | Am Dm |  Am | Am G | G F | F | E | Am G |  Am
|: Strophe: a,a
Refrain: b (Jürgen 2.Stimme hoch)
a :|
Solo: a,a
R: b,b
Rumba gitano - un,dos,tres=>Schluss
 
 
  6. Die Sehenden erblinden
Text: Evert Jan Bouman / Musik: H.-Jürgen Godau, Tilmann Godau
|  | a | e | 
| Die | namenlosen Kinder | wälzen sich im Dreck, | 
|  | d | a | 
| Die | Augen schimmern matt, zu viel ge | sehen. | 
|  | a | e | 
| Sie | war'n kaum da, da war die | Kindheit auch schon weg, | 
|  | d | a | 
| Sie | versuchen dumpf die Eltern zu ver | steh'n. | 
|  | a | e | 
| Der | Kampf ums nackte Dasein, die | Mutter und ihr Kind, | 
|  | d | a | 
| Papa | raubt und mordet für seinen | Gott. | 
|  | a | e | 
|  | Mama steht gerade im | Sturm und Gegenwind | 
|  | d | G | C | E7 | 
| Und | erntet dafür | auch noch Hohn und | Spott. |  | 
|  | a | E | 
| Die | Sehenden erblinden, die | Toten wollen die Macht, | 
|  | G | C | E7 | 
| Die | Taubstummen zerbrüllen jedes | Lied. |  | 
|  | a | E | 
| Auf dem | rechten Auge blind, wird das | Heiligtum bewacht, | 
|  | G | C | C | 
| Während das | linke Auge nur sich selber | sieht. |  | 
  
| Ein Jüngling wird erschossen, die Haut nicht hell genug; |  | 
| Das Mädchen wird verstümmelt, Blut und Rost. |  | 
| Viel zu laut geschrien ein-gepeitschter Lug und Trug. |  | 
| Draußen ist es Sommer, drinnen Frost. |  | 
| Die hölzern' Marionetten, sie mimen: alles klar. |  | 
| Keiner hat noch selber echt gedacht. |  | 
| Millionenfach gelogen ist immer noch nicht wahr, |  | 
| Der Ducker zahlt dem König seine Macht. |  | 
| Die Sehenden erblinden, die Toten wollen die Macht, |  | 
| Die Taubstummen zerbrüllen jedes Lied. |  | 
| Auf dem rechten Auge blind, wird das Heiligtum bewacht, |  | 
| Während das linke Auge nur sich selber sieht. |  | 
  
|  | | | a | | | e | | | d | | | a | | | a | | | e | | | d | | | a | | |  | | | a | | | E | | | G | | | C | E7 | | | a | | | E | | | G | | | C | | | H | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | | | e | | | h | | | a | | | e | | | e | | | h | | | D | | | G | H7 | | |  | | | e | | | H | | | D | | | G | H7 | | | e | | | H | | | D | | | G | | | G | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | h | 
| Der | König heißt Pilatus, wäscht die | Hände frei von Schuld, | 
|  | a | e | 
| Tritt mit den | Füßen voller Dreck immer nach | unten. | 
|  | e | h | 
| Der | Schwache wird bespuckt, der | Starke bekommt Huld | 
|  | D | G | G7 | 
| Und er | zündet seine unsichtbare | Lunte. |  | 
|  | C | H7 | 
| Die Amsel | singt auf dem Rollstuhl im | Flur vom Flüchtlingsheim, | 
|  | a | e | 
| Der | Zimmermann hält grade Mittags | ruh. | 
|  | e | H7 | 
| Den | Zorn der in ihm hochkommt er | stickt er schon im Keim | 
|  | D | G | H7 | 
| Und er | zieht betrübt den Vorhang wieder | zu. |  | 
|  | e | H | 
| Die | Sehenden erblinden, die | Toten wollen die Macht, | 
|  | D | G | H7 | 
| Die | Taubstummen zerbrüllen jedes | Lied. |  | 
|  | e | H | 
| Auf dem | rechten Auge blind, wird das | Heiligtum bewacht, | 
|  | D | G | 
| Während das | linke Auge nur sich selber | sieht. | 
  
 
  7. Ich will leben
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | riff: | | | A | / / / | | G | / / / | | D | - | / | - | C | / | | A | / / / | | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | A | E | 
|  | Ich will kein Gebot, ich will kein Surrogat.  Ich will | leben. | 
|  | A | 
| Und kein Geschwätz, gib mir lieber eine Tat.  Ich will | leben. | 
|  | E | 
| Ich will mich nicht ducken und schweigen aus Angst.  Ich will | leben. | 
|  | alle | A | 
| Ich will zusehen wie du um mich bangst. | Ich will | leben. | 
|  | | | D | mit til+christiane | A | 
|  | Ic | h | will offen sein, was | kommt ist egal, | 
|  | D | A | 
|  | Es gehört doch zu mir, | nenn es Schicksal. | 
|  | E | | - nur johnny | A | G |  | D |  | C |  | A | 
| Ich will | leben, | und wenn es geht, mit | dir | . |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
  
| Ich will keine Maske, ich will sichtbar sein.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Und keinen Süßstoff oder Wasser im Wein.   Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich bin keine Maschine oder Nummer im Amt.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich will mit dir sein wenn die Liebe entflammt.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich will offen sein, was kommt ist egal, |  | 
| Es gehört doch zu mir, nenn es Schicksal. |  | 
| Ich will leben, und wenn es geht, mit dir. |  | 
  
|  | |: | A | G | D | C | A | :| | A | E | A | E | D | A | D | A | E | |: | A | G | D | C | A | :| | 
|  | |:r | if | f |  |  |  | :|s | ol | o |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | |:r | if | f |  |  |  | :| | 
| Ich will nicht nur fragen, was kommt nach dem Tod  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich will nicht verkrampfen in der Kirche devot.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich will keine Frau die mein Verhalten diktiert.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Und keinen Chef der mich tyrannisiert.  Ich will leben. |  | 
| Ich will offen sein, was kommt ist egal, |  | 
| Es gehört doch zu mir, nenn es Schicksal. |  | 
| Ich will leben, und wenn es geht, mit dir. |  | 
  
| Ich will keine Kinder die alles tun was ich sag'.  Sie sollen leben. |  | 
| Meine Kinder sollen wählen, nicht nur mögen, was ich mag.  Sie sollen leben. |  | 
| Und keiner soll sich stören wenn sie laut schreien. Leben. |  | 
| Alle sollen's hören wenn sie laut schreien. Leben, leben, leben, ... |  | 
| Sie sollen offen sein und was kommt ist egal, |  | 
| Denn es gehört doch zu ihrem Schicksal. |  | 
| Sie sollen leben, und wenn es geht, mit mir. |  | 
  
 
  8. Kopf Hoch
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | E | A | 
|  | Du bist einzigartig, du | bist uniek, | 
|  | H | E | 
|  | Ein Bild für die Götter, ein | Mosaik. | 
|  | E | A | 
|  | Du bist gewollt und | du bist echt. | 
|  | H | E | 
|  | Und ohne dich ist mir | gar nichts recht. | 
|  | E | 
|  | Deine Fehler sind Chancen, | 
|  | A | 
| Dein Ver | sagen der Start. | 
|  | H | E | 
|  | Du bist wunderbar von | hart bis zart. | 
|  | E | A | 
|  | Kopf hoch! Mensch, du | bist grandios, | 
|  | H | E | 
|  | Und ohne dich ist hier | gar nichts los. | 
|  | E | A | 
|  | Kopf hoch! Mensch, du | bist einfach gut. | 
|  | H | E | 
|  | Steh zu dir selber, | absolut. | 
|  | E | A | H | E | 
|  | Kopf hoch | , und wenn der Nacken | dreckig ist. |  | 
|  | A |  | H | E | 
| Kopf hoch | , |  | auch wenn du manchmal | unten bist. Kopf hoch! | 
  
| Lass das Motzen, lass das Klagen, |  | 
| Du bist gottgewollt, lenke dein' Wagen. |  | 
| Du hast die Zügel in deiner Hand, |  | 
| Führe die Pferde durch Stadt und Land. |  | 
| Geradeaus, guck nicht zurück, |  | 
| Dort vorne ist dein Weg, das ist dein Glück. |  | 
 
| Deine Pickel sind Perlen in deinem Gesicht, |  | 
| Und wer das nicht sieht, sieht sich selber nicht. |  | 
| Du hast doch Gefühle, du hast doch ein Herz, |  | 
| Werd' kein Opfer des toten Kommerz. |  | 
| Du bist einfach schön, du bist wunderbar, |  | 
| Werde deiner Kraft gewahr. |  | 
 
 
|  | intro: | |: | C | d | G | G7 | C | G | :| | 
|  |  |  | Hu - | Hu - | Hu - | Hu - | Hu - | Hu. |  | 
 
  9. Luise
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | C | d | 
|  | Luise von der Kasse, - Ich | find' dich einfach Klasse, | 
|  | G | G7 | C | G | 
| Dein ver | schmitztes Lächeln | im Ge | sicht. |  | 
|  | C | d | 
| Durch | deine ranke, schlanke Gestalt - Fühl | ich mich nicht mehr alt; | 
|  | G | G7 | C | 
| Jedes | Wort ist leicht und | hat doch auch Ge | wicht. | 
|  | F | C | 
|  | Luise, Luise, eine | sanfte Frühlingsbrise | 
|  | d | G | C | C7 | 
| Im | Herbst, mit dem | Winter oh so | nah. |  | 
|  | F | C | 
|  | Luise, Luise, der | Duft der Sommerwiese, | 
|  | d | E | G | E | C | 
| Seit ich | dich zum | ersten | Male | tanzen | sah, | 
  
| Aus deinen klaren Augen - Will ich dein Licht aufsaugen. |  | 
| Deine Heiterkeit erfrischt mein müdes Herz. |  | 
| Luise mein, vom ersten Tag, - Wusste ich dass ich dich mag. |  | 
| Das ernste Wort entpuppt sich als ein Scherz. |  | 
| Luise, Luise, eine sanfte Frühlingsbrise, |  | 
| Im Herbst, mit dem Winter oh so nah. |  | 
| Luise, Luise, der Duft der Sommerwiese, |  | 
| Seit ich dich zum ersten Male tanzen sah, Cha Cha Cha. |  | 
  
| Du bist jung und voller Kraft, - Stehst voll im Lebenssaft, |  | 
| Schenkst mir davon in einem lieben Gruß. |  | 
| Finden wir ein wenig Zeit - Für ein Stündchen nur zu zweit |  | 
| Mit vielleicht einem Abschiedskuss zum Schluss. |  | 
| Luise, Luise, eine sanfte Frühlingsbrise, |  | 
| Im Herbst, mit dem Winter oh so nah. |  | 
| Luise, Luise, der Duft der Sommerwiese, |  | 
| Seit ich dich zum ersten Male tanzen sah, Cha Cha Cha. |  | 
  
 
 10. Schmetterling
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | C | 
|  | Schmetterling, du Schmetterling, | 
| Du farbenfrohes Buntluftding. |  | 
|  | G | C | 
| Der | Wind trägt dich über Wasser und | Erde; | 
| Gib nicht auf, nein, bleib dabei. |  | 
|  | G | C | 
| Die | Sonne wiegt dich zwischen "Stirb" und " | Werde". | 
|  | F | C | 
| Ja, | du schwebst klar von Blau nach | Rot. | 
|  | F | C | 
| Ja, | du bleibst wahr bis der | Tod | 
|  | G7 | C | 
| Dir sagt: Bis | hier, Regenbogen, | Blumentier! | 
  
| Verwandle dich im Sonnenlicht |  | 
| Bis eine Raupe sich verkriecht. |  | 
| Verborgen ruht er, um sich zu entfalten, |  | 
| Schmetterling, du Schmetterling. |  | 
| Geschlossen hat sich dann der Ring |  | 
| Und Schönheit lässt sich in den Farben walten. |  | 
| Ja, du schwebst klar von Blau nach Rot. |  | 
| Ja, du bleibst wahr bis der Tod |  | 
| Dir sagt: Vorbei, Bi-Ba-Butterfly! |  | 
  
| Du tanzt zu dem Akkordeon |  | 
| Und ich begleite dich im Walzertakt. |  | 
| Tanze weiter, bleib dabei, |  | 
| Ermunt're uns im bunten Liebesakt. |  | 
| Ja, du schwebst klar von Blau nach Rot. |  | 
| Ja, du bleibst wahr bis der Tod |  | 
| Ja, du schwebst klar von Blau nach Rot. |  | 
| Ja, du bleibst wahr bis der Tod |  | 
| Dir sagt: Bis hier, Regenbogen Blumentier! |  | 
  
C C C C G G C C
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 11. Widder
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | C | a | d | G | 
|  | Widder, wetze deine | Hörner, | Widder, zaghaft geht nicht | mehr. | 
|  | C | a | d | G | 
|  | Geballt, gebückt, kräftig | stoßen,  Al | leine vorwärts ohne | Heer. | 
|  | C | a | d | G | 
|  | Du, du, du kannst dich nicht ver | stecken,  Die | Zeit tickt weiter, fließt und | fließt. | 
|  | C | a | d | G | 
|  | Kein Zurück mehr, | vorwärts, Widder,  Das | frische Gras sprießt und | sprießt. | 
|  | F | C | F | C | 
|  | Merke, Widder, | aus der Stille, | Wird der Angriff | dir gelingen. | 
|  | F | C | G | - | C | G | 
|  | Wider deinen | Widderwillen  Kann kein | Stroh | mann dich be | zwingen. |  | 
  
| Auch wenn sie deine Wolle scheren,  deinen Schutz dir rauben, deine Saat, |  | 
| Sei dir bewusst, du kannst dich wehren,  du bist ein Widder, kein Kastrat. |  | 
| Die Schlächter, Widder, wollen schlachten,  Wollen dich als Osterlamm. |  | 
| Widder, wetze deine Hörner,  Rüste dich und stehe stramm. |  | 
| Merke, Widder, aus der Stille  Wird der Angriff dir gelingen. |  | 
| Wider deinen Widderwillen  Kann kein Strohmann dich bezwingen. |  | 
  
| Fresse, Widder, du brauchst Nahrung,  Nein, kein Käfig, keine Stäbe; |  | 
| Wiese, Felder, Wald und Lichtung,  Sag nicht dass es das nicht gäbe. |  | 
| April, April, Osterglocken,  Auferstehung, Widder stehe. |  | 
| Wenn sie schreien: Leg dich, hocke!  Sprich dann stille: Nein, ich gehe. |  | 
| Merke, Widder, aus der Stille  Wird der Angriff dir gelingen. |  | 
| Wider deinen Widderwillen  Kann kein Strohmann dich bezwingen. |  | 
  
 
 12. Witten, oh Witten
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | C |  | C | F | C | 
|  |  | Die | Zeit macht große Schritte und | bleibt für dich nicht | stehen. | 
|  | d | G | 
| Und einige, oh Witten, die | will ich mit dir | gehen. | 
|  | C | F | C | 
| Die | Zeit macht große Schritte und | macht vor dir nicht | Halt; | 
|  | d | G | 
| Und trotzdem, oh Witten, bist du | immer noch nicht | alt. | 
|  | F | C | 
|  | Du bist frisch, du bist stark und | immer noch in Schwung. | 
|  | F | C | G | C | 
|  | Witten, oh | Witten; im | Herzen ewig | jung. | 
|  | F | C | G | C | 
|  | Witten, oh | Witten; im | Herzen ewig | jung. | 
  
| Einst bauten die Germanen hier eine Siedlung an der Ruhr, |  | 
| Sie jagten und sie fischten, ganz Eins mit der Natur. |  | 
| Und wo jetzt das Rathaus steht, bauten sie aus gelbem Lehm |  | 
| Eine Bleibe für das Oberhaupt, er machte es sich bequem. |  | 
| Und aus der Vergangenheit mach ich jetzt einen Sprung |  | 
| Nach |: Witten, oh Witten, im Herzen ewig jung. :| |  | 
  
| Du ruhst an der Ruhr, doch schlafen tust du nicht. |  | 
| Die Menschen, die hier leben, ja, die sind dein Gesicht. |  | 
| Sie lachen und sie tanzen nicht nur am Wochenend', |  | 
| Du bist zwar groß, dochg klein genug, so dass man sich noch kennt. |  | 
| Wir schaffen immer Neues, nicht nur Erinnerung, |  | 
| In |: Witten, oh Witten, im Herzen ewig jung. :| |  | 
  
| Du locktest viele Menschen an mit Kohle und mit Stahl |  | 
| Und heut' mit deiner Uni, nicht nur anno dazumal. |  | 
| Aus aller Herren Länder, aus jeder Religion. |  | 
| Jede Frau ist wie Deine Tochter, jeder Mann ist wie Dein Sohn. |  | 
| Für Fremdenhass gibt's keinen Platz, keine Entschuldigung, |  | 
| In |: Witten, oh Witten, im Herzen ewig jung. :| |  | 
  
| Wir schaffen fröhlich weiter, du Perle an der Ruhr. |  | 
| Mal ernst und manchmal heiter, so wie das Leben pur. |  | 
| Eine Heimat für die Kinder, für die Alten jetzt und hier, |  | 
| So dass sie würdig leben, eine Heimat im revier. |  | 
| Der eine macht 'nen kleinen Schritt, der and're einen Sprung, |  | 
| In |: Witten, oh Witten, im Herzen ewig jung. :| |  | 
  
| Ich war in London und Paris und in Jerusalem, |  | 
| Ich war in Kopenhagen, ich war in Amsterdam. |  | 
| Ich zog durch die Dörfer, eine Heimat fand ich nicht, |  | 
| Außer in Dir, Witten, weil du meine Sprache sprichst. |  | 
| Von Holland oder Dortmund ist es ein Katzensprung |  | 
| Nach |: Witten, oh Witten, im Herzen ewig jung. :| |  | 
  
 
 13. On a Beautiful Day
Evert Jan Bouman
 
 14. Ein Marmeladenbrot
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | a | G | 
| Ein | Marmeladenbrot begrüßt mich | in den neuen Tag, | 
|  | F | G | a | 
| Der | alte, kaum ver | daut, gleitet jetzt | ab. | 
|  | a | G | 
| Ich | schau' aus meinem Fenster, was auch | immer kommen mag: | 
|  | F | G | a | 
| Ich | bin bereit, doch | komme nicht in | Trab. | 
|  | d | a | 
|  | Autos sind unterwegs, ich | mein' von Hü nach Hott. | 
|  | d | a |  | E7 | 
| Sie | brummen ihren Dreck in mein Re | vier, |  |  | 
|  | d | a | 
| Sie | mahnen mich: Sei wachsam, sonst ver | schlingt dich noch der Trott. | 
|  | F | E | a | 
| Geh deinen | Weg oder | bleibe einfach | hier. | 
|  | C | G | G7 | 
| Das | kann doch so nicht weitergehen! Sagt | mir dann mein Ver | stand. | 
|  | F | G | C | G | 
| Du hast doch | alles, was ein | Mensch so | braucht, |  | 
|  | C | G | G7 | 
|  | Schreite heiter weiter, nimm dein | Leben in die | Hand; | 
|  | F | G | C | G | 
| Ge | nug bist du ge | rädert und ge | schlaucht. |  | 
|  | C | G | G7 | 
|  | Genug geklagt, genug gestöhnt, ge | nug nun lamen | tiert. | 
|  | F | G | C | G | 
| Genug | rotiert um | immer einen | Punkt. |  | 
|  | C | G | G7 | 
|  | Genug hast du dein Schicksal mit | Mühsal kommen | tiert, | 
|  | F | G | C | C/H | a | 
| Genug vom | Grau, werde | endlich wieder | bunt. |  |  | 
  
| Ein Schritt, ein Tritt, der Schweinehund schnarcht lässig vor sich hin. |  | 
| Vollgefressen, ohne Lust und Last; |  | 
| Ich rüttle mich und schüttle mich, suche wieder nach dem Sinn |  | 
| Und säge unbewusst an meinem Ast. |  | 
| Vom halb zersägten Ast schau ich, ohne was zu sehen, |  | 
| Mich um in der Welt die mich umringt. |  | 
| Alles spricht, ich hör' es nicht, kann wieder nichts verstehen. |  | 
| Blind und taub für was der Tag mir bringt. |  | 
| Das kann doch so nicht weitergehen... |  | 
  
| Ich lass' mich 'runterfallen und gehe dann gebückt |  | 
| Mein' Stolpergang durch den Schlamm und den Dreck. |  | 
| Und was auch immer mir zulacht, es gibt nichts was mich entzückt. |  | 
| Ich zieh' mich nur zurück in mein Versteck. |  | 
| Die Vöglein sind am zwitschern, der Schmetterling, der tanzt, |  | 
| Ich spüre nur den Schmerz in meiner Brust |  | 
| Und wenn die Sonne strahlt, es gibt für mich keinen Glanz |  | 
| Ich lab' mich nur an meinem Frust. |  | 
| Das kann doch so nicht weitergehen!...endlich wieder bunt. |  | 
  
|  | F | G | 3/4 | F | G | A | E | F |  | C | 
| Genug vom | Grau, werde | endlich wieder | (kind | er | kar | uss | ell | ) |  | bunt. | 
  
 
 15. My Brother (He's a Spiderman Fan)
Evert Jan Bouman (2016)
|  | E | 
| My | brother ain't a donkey, - He's a lion in the dark. | 
|  | A | 
| My | brother ain't a monkey - He's a giant white shark. | 
|  | A | f# | g# | 
|  | He's a | Spiderman fan, - He's a | Spiderman fan. | 
|  | A | H7 | 
| From | mamma's baby boy child - To | daddy's old wise man. | 
  
| A crocodile for breakfast, - A lady in the night. |  | 
| White snow in the summer, - The hell of a friend at my side. |  | 
| He's a Spiderman fan, - He's a Spiderman fan. |  | 
| From mamma's baby boy child - To daddy's old wise man. |  | 
  
| He french fries a blue whale - With the tail of a rattlesnake. |  | 
| His heart is made to heal, - So he never takes a break. |  | 
| He's a Spiderman fan, - He's a Spiderman fan. |  | 
| From mamma's baby boy child - To daddy's old wise man. |  | 
  
| My brother first saw the light - In nineteen-fifty-eight. |  | 
| He's the father of two children - And his love is never late. |  | 
| He's a Spiderman fan, - He's a Spiderman fan. |  | 
| And with a lady in his heart - He becomes a schoolboy once again. |  | 
  
|  | E | 
|  | (He's a Spiderman fan and the hell of a friend) | 
 
 16. Wovon Ich singe
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | A | E | 
| Und jetzt mein | letztes sauberes Hemd  -  Und wie immer mit leeren | Taschen. | 
|  | E7 | A | 
| Im Spiegel bin ich mir selber fremd  -  Und stolper' | über die leeren | Flaschen. | 
|  | A7 | D | / / / | | d | / / / / | | 
| Familienfotos im Schub im Schrank  -  Und zwischen | drin ein goldener | Ring. |  |  |  | 
|  | A | h | E | A | 
| Ich | weiß nicht, wie es | kommt,  -  Dass ich trotz | alledem noch | singe. | 
| Auf dem Bild was hier schief hängt  -  Spielen die Kinder mit Katze und Hund. |  | 
| Ich habe den Schmerz ganz weit verdrängt,  -  Die Seele ist noch viel zu wund. |  | 
| Fragen die Kinder noch nach mir  -  Wenn ich keine teuren Geschenke bringe? |  | 
| Ich weiß nicht, wie es kommt,  -  Dass ich trotz alledem noch singe. |  | 
|  | D | A | 
| Für mich war | Leben ein Farbenspiel,  -  Nach vorne | streben, doch ohne Ziel. | 
|  | D | A | 
| Rutscht man | herunter, klettert man hinauf,  -  Man nimmt sein | Schicksal nicht nur in Kauf. | 
|  | |: |  | h | E | A | :| | 
|  |  | Es ist mir nicht | gleich, So sind die | Dinge wovon ich | singe. |  | 
  
| Auf der Fensterscheibe schreibe ich im Dreck  -  In Spiegelschrift, dass ich euch liebe. |  | 
| Doch meine Lieben sind alle weg,  -  Nur der Sand knirscht im Getriebe. |  | 
| Jedoch, die Amsel singt ihr Lied.  -  Sie weiß, dass ich dann weiter ringe |  | 
| Vielleicht weiß sie, wie es kommt,  -  Dass ich trotz alledem noch singe. |  | 
| Die Freunde sagen: Augen zu!  -  Gehe durch die letzte Wand, |  | 
| Schau nicht zurück, bewahre die Ruh'.  -  Das Glück ist immer ohne Pfand, |  | 
| Ich balanciere auf dem Seil  -  Und manchmal auf des Messers Klinge. |  | 
| Doch ich bin froh, dass es so ist,  -  Dass ich trotz alledem noch singe. |  | 
| Für mich war Leben ein Farbenspiel,  -  Nach vorne streben, doch ohne Ziel. |  | 
| Rutscht man herunter, klettert man hinauf,  -  Man nimmt sein Schicksal nicht nur in Kauf. |  | 
| Es ist mir nicht gleich,  -  So sind die Dinge wovon ich singe. |  | 
  
 
 17. Grüße an Lydie
Musik: Michael Machnik, Text: Evert Jan Boumann
| "Laissez faire - mon Ami" |  | 
| Schick meine Grüße an Lydie, so was schönes sah ich nie. |  | 
| Sie spielte auf zum Tanz - am Strand der Normandie. |  | 
| Die blonden Locken in der Sonn', an ihrem Bauch Akkordeon. |  | 
| Die Möwen tanzten Tango - im Takt von ihrem Chanson. |  | 
| Ohne zu Rasten - auf den Perlmutttasten |  | 
| Gleiten die Finger wie die Wellen - auf und ab. |  | 
| Oh, die Wunderschöne - verschenkte ihre Töne |  | 
| Sodass mein Herz - sich ihrer Kunst ergab. |  | 
| Ich konnte mich erheben, so wie die Möwen schweben. |  | 
| Muscheln kitzelten meine Füße - im warmen Sand. |  | 
| Später auf der Bühne - brachte dann die Kühne |  | 
| Manch alten Mann - wie mich um den Verstand. |  | 
| Schick meine Grüße an Lydie - die Königin der Melodie. |  | 
| Sie spielte auf zum Tanz - am Strand der Normandie. |  | 
| Die blonden Locken in der Sonn', an ihrem Bauch Akkordeon. |  | 
| Die Möwen tanzten Tango - im Takt von ihrem Chanson. |  | 
| Schick meine Grüße an Lydie! |  | 
 
 18. Die Amsel
Text: Evert Jan Bouman, Musik: Michael Machnik
|  | h | h9 | f# | G | 
|  | Heute Morgen | sang die Amsel | ihren Psa- | alm, | 
|  | e | E7 | a | C#7 | f# | D | 
|  | Worte | brauchte | sie wie | immer | nicht. |  | 
|  | h | h9 | f# | G | 
| Mein | Herz das wuchs und | wurde feder | leicht und | warm | 
|  | e | E7 | a | C#7 | f# | D | 
|  | Und ich | sah die | Welt aus | ihrer | Sicht. |  | 
|  | C | C7 | B | F7 | 
|  | Oben bleibt | oben und | unten bleibt bei | mir, | 
|  | c | f | B7 | c | 
|  | Ein Nebel | schleier um | hüllte meine | Brust. | 
|  | Eb | f | 
| Ich | tauchte ein in ihrem Luft- und | Licht-Revier | 
|  | Ab | H | B | 
| Und er | kannte was ich | immer schon ge | wusst. | 
|  | eb | Ab | Db | Db7 | Gb | 
| Mein | Kopf war frei | mit | wonnig | warmen | Füßen, | 
|  | H | H7 | F | b | B7 | 
| In | meiner | Mitte | ruhte mild der | Sinn. |  | 
|  | eb | Ab | Db | Db7 | Gb | 
| Sie be | stellte mi- | ir | König | Davids | Grüße, | 
|  | H | H7 | F | G | G7 | 
|  | Diese | Grüße wurden | mir zum Hauptge | winn. |  | 
|  | h | h9 | f# | G | 
|  | Ein letzter | Ton und sie | spreizte ihre | Flügel, | 
|  | e | E7 | a | C#7 | f# | D | 
|  | Meine | Augen | folgten | ihrem | Flug. |  | 
|  | h | h9 | f# | G | 
| Sie ver | schwand hinter den | immergrünen | Hügeln, |  | 
|  | e | E7 | a | C#7 | f# | F#7 | 
| Sie | meinte | wohl, das | war für | heut' ge | nug. |  | 
|  | C | C7 | 
| Ich | dachte noch, dieser schwarze | Minnesänger, | 
|  | B | F7 | 
| Sein rotes | Herz pulsiert in jedem | Ton. | 
|  | c | f | 
|  | Kommt er wieder und bleibt er dann | auch länger? | 
|  | B7 | c | G | 
| Eins | ist gewiss, er weiß jetzt, wo ich | wohn. |  | 
|  | c | f | 
|  | Kommt er wieder und bleibt er dann | auch länger? | 
|  | B7 | c | 
| Eins | ist gewiss, er weiß jetzt, wo ich | wohn. | 
 
 19. Mit Dir finde ich zu mir
Evert Jan Bouman
|  | D | A | 
| Du nimmst mich | mit zum Nordseestrand, Der Kopf wird | frei durch den Wind. | 
|  | G | D | 
| Wir turtel | tauben Hand in Hand,  Wir werden | endlich was wir sind. | 
|  | D | A | 
| Vorne | sinkt die Abendsonne   In einem | Meer aus rotem Licht. | 
|  | G | D | 
| Das Herz, das | wiegt sich in der Wonne,  Ein güldener | Glanz auf deinem Gesicht. | 
|  | D | A | D | D | A | D | 
| Mit | Dir finde | ich zu | mir,  Wo die | Liebe | wächst sind | wir. | 
|  | A | D | A | D | e | D | 
|  | Da sind | wir, | da sind | wir, | da sind | wir. | 
  
| Das Leben drängt in ganzer Fülle,   Ja, jeder Rahmen wird gesprengt. |  | 
| Und seelisch nackt, ganz ohne Hülle,  Hat so die Liebe sich geschenkt. |  | 
| Die Nacht ist als ob van Gogh   Die Sterne malt mit lauter Licht. |  | 
| Und was gestern noch ein Loch   Das füllt sich heute mit Gewicht. |  | 
| Mit Dir finde ich zu mir,  Wo die Liebe wächst sind wir. |  | 
| Da sind wir, da sind wir, da sind wir. |  | 
  
| Vorne die Ewigkeit im Meer,  Hinten Europa, in uns vereint. |  | 
| Das scheinbar Kleinste freut uns sehr,  Das Ungereimte wird gereimt. |  | 
| Das Meer, das schluckt was uns beschwert;  Es löst sich auf in dieser Nacht. |  | 
| In diesem Glück, so reich beschert,   Zeigt jetzt die Liebe ihre Macht. |  | 
| Mit Dir finde ich zu mir,  Wo die Liebe wächst sind wir. |  | 
| Da sind wir, da sind wir, da sind wir. |  | 
  
| Du nimmst mich mit zum Nordseestrand, Der Kopf wird frei durch den Wind. |  | 
| Wir turteltauben Hand in Hand, Wir werden endlich was wir sind. |  | 
| Mit Dir finde ich zu mir,  Wo die Liebe wächst sind wir. |  | 
| Da sind wir, da sind wir, da sind wir. |  | 
  
 
________ Songbirds on the Wire: Leonard Cohen _________
 20. Ouvertüre
 21. You Want it Darker
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: You Want it Darker (2016)
|  | e | 
|  | If you are the dealer, I'm out of the game. | 
|  | G | a | 
| If you are the healer, it means | I'm broken | and lame. | 
|  | e | 
|  | If thine is the glory then mine must be the shame. | 
|  | G | a |  | e | G | a | 
| You want it darker, |  |  | We kill the flame. |  |  |  | 
|  | e | 
|  | Magnified, sanctified, be thy holy name. | 
|  | G | a | 
| Vilified, crucified, in | the human fram | e. | 
|  | e | 
|  | A million candles burning for the help that never came -  You want it darker. | 
|  | G | a | C | G | D | e | G | a | 
| ( | Ooh | Ooh | Ooh | Ooh) | Hineni, hineni  -  I'm ready, my lord |  |  |  | 
  
| There's a lover in the story,  But the story's still the same. |  | 
| There's a lullaby for suffering - And a paradox to blame. |  | 
| But it's written in the scriptures,  And it's not some idle claim. |  | 
| You want it darker - We kill the flame. |  | 
| They're lining up the prisoners - And the guards are taking aim. |  | 
| I struggled with some demons,  They were middle class and tame. |  | 
| I didn't know I had permission to murder and to maim -  You want it darker. |  | 
| (Ooh-Ooh-Ooh-Ooh) -  Hineni, hineni  -  I'm ready, my lord |  | 
  
| Magnified, sanctified, be thy holy name. |  | 
| Vilified, crucified, in the human frame. |  | 
| A million candles burning for the love that never came. |  | 
| You want it darker - We kill the flame. |  | 
| If you are the dealer, let me out of the game. |  | 
| If you are the healer, I'm broken and lame. |  | 
| If thine is the glory then mine must be the shame. |  | 
| (Ooh-Ooh-Ooh-Ooh) -  Hineni, hineni |  | 
| (Ooh-Ooh-Ooh-Ooh) -  Hineni, hineni  -  I'm ready, my lord |  | 
  
| (Ooh-Ooh-Ooh-Ooh) -  Hi-ne-ni  -  (Ooh-Ooh-Ooh-Ooh) -  Hi-ne-ni |  | 
 
 22. Suzanne
Leonard Cohen
|  | E | 
|  | Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river, | 
|  | f# | 
| You can | hear the boat go by, and you spend the night beside her. | 
|  | E | 
| And you | know that she's half crazy, but that's why you want to be there | 
|  | g# | A | 
| And she | feeds you tea and oranges that come | all the way from China. | 
|  | E | f# | 
| And | when you mean to tell her that you | have no love to give her. | 
|  | E | 
| Then she | gets you on her wave-length | 
|  | f# | E | 
| And she | lets the river answer that you’ve | always been her lover. | 
|  | g# | A | 
| And you | want to travel with her, and you | want to travel blind, | 
|  | E | f# | 
| And you | know she will trust you for you’ve | touched her perfect body | 
  
| And Jesus was a sailor when he walked upon the water. |  | 
| And he spend a long time watching from his lonely wooden tower. |  | 
| And when he knew for certain only drowning men could see him |  | 
| He said: "All men will be sailors then until the sea shall free them". |  | 
| But he himself was broken long bevor the sky war open |  | 
| He sank beneath your wisdom like a stone. |  | 
| And you want to travel with him, and you want to travel blind |  | 
| And you think maybe you'll trust him for he's touched you perfect body |  | 
  
| Now Suzanne takes your hand and she leads you to the river |  | 
| She is wearing rags and feathers from Salvation Army counters. |  | 
| And the sun pours down like honey for our lady of the harbour, |  | 
| and she shows you where to look among the garbage and the flowers. |  | 
| There are heros in the seaweed, there are children in the morning |  | 
| They are leaning out for love |  | 
| And they will lean that way forever, while Suzanne holds the mirror. |  | 
| And you want to travel with her, and you want to travel blind, |  | 
| And you know that you can trust her for she's touched your perfect body |  | 
  
 
 23. Lover Lover Lover
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: New Skin for the Old Ceremony (1974)
|  | h | e | h | 
|  | I asked my | father, I said, "Father change my | name." | 
|  | e | h | 
| The one I'm u | sing now it's covered up with fear and filth and cowardice and | shame. | 
|  | G | D | 
| Yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me, | 
|  | G | D | 
| yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me. | 
  
|  | D | e | h | 
|  | He said, "I | locked you in this body,I meant it as a kind of | trial. | 
|  | e | h | 
| You can | use it for a weapon, or to make some woman | smile." | 
|  | G | D | 
| Yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me, | 
|  | G | D | 
| yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me. | 
  
|  | D | e | h | 
|  | "Then let me | start again," I cried, "Please let me start a | gain. | 
|  | e | h | 
| I want a | face that's fair this time, I want a spirit that is | calm." | 
|  | G | D | 
| Yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me, | 
|  | G | D | 
| yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me. | 
  
|  | D | e | h | 
|  | "I never | never turned aside," he said, "I never walked a | way. | 
|  | e | h | 
| It was | you who built the temple, it was you who covered up my | face." | 
|  | G | D | 
| Yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me, | 
|  | G | D | 
| yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me. | 
  
|  | D | e | h | 
|  | And may the | spirit of this song, may it rise up pure and | free. | 
|  | e | h | 
| May it | be a shield for you, a shield against the ene | my. | 
|  | G | D | 
| Yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me, | 
|  | G | D | 
| yes and | lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover, lover come | back to me. | 
  
 
 24. So Long, Marianne
Leonard Cohen / Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967)
|  | G | a | C | G | 
| Come | over to the window, my little | darling, | I'd like to try to read your | palm. | 
|  | F | C | e | D | Dsus4 | D | 
|  | I used to think I was some kind of | Gypsy boy, | Before I let you take me | home. |  |  | 
|  | D7 | G | e | 
|  |  | So long, Marianne, | it's time that we began to | 
|  | D | Dsus4 | D | D7 | D | Dsus4 | D | D7 | G | Gsus4 | G | Gsus4 | G | 
|  | Laugh | and | cry | and | cry | and | laugh a | bout it all a | gain. |  |  |  |  | 
  
| Well you know that I love to live with you, but you make me forget so very much. |  | 
| I forget to pray for the angels and then the angels forget to pray for us. |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| Laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| We met when we were almost young, deep in the green lilac park. |  | 
| You held on to me like I was a crucifix, as we went kneeling through the dark. |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| Laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| Your letters they all say that you're beside me now, Then, why do I feel alone? |  | 
| I'm standing on a ledge and your fine spider web is fastening my ankle to a stone. |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| Laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| For now I need your hidden love, I'm cold as a new razor blade. |  | 
| You left when I told you I was curious, I never said that I was brave. |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| Laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| Oh, you are really such a pretty one; I see you've gone and changed your name again. |  | 
| And just when I climbed this whole mountainside, to wash my eyelids in the rain! |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| Laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
| Oh your eyes, well I forgot Your eyes; Your body's at home in every sea. |  | 
| How come you gave away your news to everyone, that you said was a secret for me. |  | 
| So long, Marianne, it's time that we began to |  | 
| laugh  and cry and cry and laugh about it all again. |  | 
  
 
 25. Joan of Arc
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Songs of Love and Hate (1971)
|  | G | D | 
|  | Now the flames they followed Joan of | Arc | 
|  | C | G | 
|  | As she came riding through the | dark. | 
|  | A | D | 
|  | No moon to keep her | armour bright, | 
|  | A | G | D | 
| No | man to get her through t | his (dark and) very smoky night. |  | 
| She said, "I'm tired of the war. |  | 
| I want the kind of work I had before, |  | 
| A wedding dress or something white |  | 
| To wear upon my swollen appetite." |  | 
|  | D/A |  | D | a | 
|  |  | La | la la, la la la, la la la la la | la, | 
|  |  |  | C | G | D | G | 
|  |  | La la la la la | la, la la la la la | la, | la la la la la | la. | 
  
| Well, I'm glad to hear you talk this way, |  | 
| You know I've watched you riding every day. |  | 
| And something in me yearns to win |  | 
| Such a cold and lonesome heroine. |  | 
| "And who are you?" she sternly spoke |  | 
| To the one beneath the smoke. |  | 
| "Why, I'm fire," he replied |  | 
| "And I love your solitude, I love your pride." - La la la... |  | 
| "Then fire, make your body cold |  | 
| I'm going to give you mine to hold," |  | 
| Saying this she climbed inside |  | 
| To be his one, to be his only bride. |  | 
| And deep into his fiery heart |  | 
| He took the dust of Joan of Arc. |  | 
| And high above the wedding guests |  | 
| He hung the ashes of her wedding dress. - La la la... |  | 
| It was deep into his fiery heart |  | 
| He took the dust of Joan of Arc. |  | 
| And then she clearly understood: |  | 
| If he was fire, oh then she must be wood. |  | 
| I saw her wince, I saw her cry, |  | 
| I saw the glory in her eye. |  | 
| Myself I long for love and light, |  | 
| But must it come so cruel, and oh so bright? - La la la... |  | 
 
 26. Tonight Will be Fine
Leonard Cohen : Songs from a Room (1969)
|  | A | E | A | 
|  | Sometimes I find I get to | thinking of the | past. | 
|  | A | E | A | 
| We | swore to each other then that our | love would surely | last. | 
|  | E | A | 
| You kept right on loving, | I went on a | fast, | 
|  | E | A | 
| Now I am too thin and your | love is too | vast. | 
|  | D | A | D | A | 
| But I | know from your | eyes, And I | know from your | smile: | 
|  | D | A | 
| That to | night will be | fine, will be fine, will be fine, | 
|  | E | E7 | A | 
| Will be | fine | for a | while. | 
  
|  | A | E | A | 
|  | I choose the rooms that I | live in with | care. | 
|  | A | E | A | 
| The | windows are small and the | walls almost | bare. | 
|  | E7 | G | D7 | A | 
| There's only one bed and there's | only - | only | one | prayer. | 
|  | C | E7 | 
| I listen all night for your | step on the | stair. | 
|  | D7 | A7 | D7 | A7 | 
| But I | know from your | eyes, And I | know from your | smile: | 
|  | D7 | A7 | 
| That to | night will be | fine, will be fine, will be fine, | 
|  | E | E7 | A | 
| Will be | fine | for a | while. | 
  
|  | A | E | A | 
|  | Oh sometimes I see her un | dressing for | me. | 
|  | A | E | A | 
| She's the | soft naked lady love | meant her to | be. | 
|  | E | A | 
| And she's moving her body so | brave and so | free. | 
|  | E | A | 
| If I've got to remember that's a | fine memo | ry. | 
|  | D | A | D | A | 
| But I | know from your | eyes, And I | know from your | smile: | 
|  | D | A | 
| That to | night will be | fine, will be fine, will be fine, | 
|  | E | E7 | A | 
| Will be | fine | for a | while. | 
  
 
 27. The Guests
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Recent Songs (1979)
|  | e | D | C | D | 
|  | One by one, | the guests arrive, | the guests are coming | through. | 
|  | e | D | C | E | 
|  | The open-hearted m | any, | the broken-hearted | few. | 
|  | A | D | 
| And | no one knows where the | night is going | 
|  | A | D | 
| And | no one knows why the | wine is flowing | 
|  | C | 
|  | Oh love I need you, I need you, I need you, I need you | 
|  | E7 | A | 
|  | now - - I need you | now. | 
  
| And those who dance, begin to dance, those who weep begin |  | 
| And "welcome, welcome" cries a voice "let all my guests come in." |  | 
| And no one knows where the night is going |  | 
| And no one knows why the wine is flowing |  | 
| Oh love I need you, I need you, I need you, I need you |  | 
  
| And all go stumbling through that house, in lonely secrecy |  | 
| Saying "do reveal yourself", or "why has thou forsaken me? " |  | 
 
| All at once, the torches flare, the inner door flies open |  | 
| One by one, they enter there, in every style of passion |  | 
 
| And here they take their sweet repast, while house and grounds dissolve |  | 
| And one by one the guests are cast, beyond the garden wall |  | 
 
| And those who dance, begin to dance, those who weep begin |  | 
| Those who earnestly are lost, are lost and lost again |  | 
 
| One by one, the guests arrive, the guests are coming through |  | 
| The open-hearted many, the broken-hearted few |  | 
 
 
 28. Dance Me To The End Of Love
Leonard Cohen
|  | c | g | 
|  | Dance me to your beauty with a | burning violin | 
|  | c | g | 
|  | Dance me through the panic 'til I'm | gathered safely in | 
|  | c | g | 
|  | Lift me like an olive branch and | be my homeward dove | 
|  | |: | D7/A | g | :| | c |  | g |  | D7/A |  | g |  | 
|  | |: | Dance me to the end of | love | :| |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
  
| Oh let me see your beauty when the witnesses are gone |  | 
| Let me feel you moving like they do in Babylon |  | 
| Show me slowly what I only know the limits of |  | 
| Dance me to the end of love, Dance me to the end of love. |  | 
  
| Dance me to the wedding now, dance me on and on |  | 
| Dance me very tenderly and dance me very long |  | 
| We're both of us beneath our love, we're both of us above |  | 
| Dance me to the end of love,  Dance me to the end of love. |  | 
  
| Dance me to the children who are asking to be born |  | 
| Dance me through the curtains that our kisses have outworn |  | 
| Raise a tent of shelter now, though every thread is torn |  | 
| Dance me to the end of love |  | 
| Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin |  | 
| Dance me through the panic till I'm gathered safely in |  | 
| Touch me with your naked hand or touch me with your glove |  | 
|  | |: | D7/A | g | :| 3x | 
|  | |: | Dance me to the end of | love. | :| | 
  
 
 29. I'm Your Man
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (1988)
|  | | | e | | | | | h | | | | | A | | | f# | | | h | | | 
|  | | | / / / / | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | 
|  | h | e | h | 
|  | If you want a | lover, I'll do anything you | ask me to, | 
|  | e | D | 
| And if you want an | other kind of love, I'll wear a | mask for you. | 
|  | h | 
| If you want a | partner, take my hand, | 
|  | G | A | 
| Or if you want to | strike me down in anger, |  | 
|  | h | 
| Here I stand: I'm your | man! | 
| If you want a boxer, I will step into the ring for you, |  | 
| And if you want a doctor, I'll examine every inch of you. |  | 
| If you want a driver, climb inside, |  | 
| Or if you want to take me for a ride, |  | 
| You know you can: I'm your man! |  | 
|  | D | G | 
| Ah, the | moon's too bright, the | chain's too tight, | 
|  | A | D | 
| The | beast won't go to | sleep. | 
|  | f# | 
| I've been | running through these promises to you | 
|  | h | 
| That I | made and I could not keep. | 
|  | f# | h | 
| Ah, but | a man never got a woman back, not by b | egging on his knees; | 
|  | G | A | 
| Or I'd | crawl to you baby, And I'd | fall at your feet, | 
|  | G | A | 
| And I'd | howl at your beauty like a | dog in heat, | 
|  | G | G# | 
| And I'd | claw at your heart, And I'd | tear at your sheet; | 
|  | A | h | 
| I'd say | please: (please) I'm your | man! | 
| And if you've got to sleep a moment on the road, I will steer for you. |  | 
| And if you want to work the street alone, I'll disappear for you. |  | 
| If you want a father for your child, |  | 
| Or only want to walk with me a while |  | 
| Across the sand: I'm your man! |  | 
| If you want a lover, I'll do anything you ask me to, |  | 
| And if you want another kind of love, I'll wear a mask for you... |  | 
 
 30. First we Take Manhattan
Leonard Cohen
|  | d | a | 
| They | sentenced me to twenty years of | boredom, | 
|  | d | a | 
| For | trying to change the system from | within. | 
|  | d | a | 
| I'm | coming now I'm coming to | reward them: | 
|  | G | F | E | a | 
|  | First we take Man | hattan, | then we take Ber | lin. | 
| I'm guided by a signal in the heavens.  I'm guided by this birthmark on my skin. |  | 
| I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons:  First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. |  | 
|  | C | G | F | 
| I'd | really like to live beside you, | baby. |  | 
|  | C | a | 
| I love your | body and your spirit and your | clothes, | 
|  | C | a | 
| But you | see that line there moving through the | station. | 
|  | G | F | E | a | 
| I | told you - I | told you - I | told you I was one of | those. | 
  
| You loved me as a loser but now you're worried that I just might win. |  | 
| You know the way to stop me but you don't have the discipline. |  | 
| How many nights I prayed for this: to let my work begin: |  | 
| First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. |  | 
| I don't like your fashion business, mister.  I don't like these drugs that keep you thin. |  | 
| I don't like what happened to your sister:  First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. |  | 
| I'd really like to live beside you, baby. |  | 
| I love your body and your spirit and your clothes. |  | 
| But you see that line there moving through the station: |  | 
| I told you - I told you - I told you I was one of those. |  | 
  
| And I thank you for those items that you sent me.  The monkey and the plywood violin. |  | 
| I practiced every night and now I'm ready:  First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. |  | 
| Remember me, I used to live for music.  Remember me, I brought your groceries in. |  | 
| It's Father's Day and everybody's wounded:  First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin. |  | 
 
 31. The Future
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: The Future (1992)
|  | d | 
| Give me back my broken night, my | mirrored room, my secret life, | 
|  | G6 | E7 | a | 
| It's | lonely here, there's no | one left to | torture. | 
|  | d | 
| Give me absolute control | over every living soul | 
|  | G6 | a | 
| And | lie beside me, baby, that's an | order! | 
|  | d | 
| Give me crack and anal sex, | take the only tree that's left, | 
|  | G6 | E7 | a | 
|  | stuff it up the | hole in your cul | ture. | 
|  | d | 
| Give me back the Berlin Wall, | give me Stalin and St. Paul. | 
|  | G6 | E7 | a | 
| I've | seen the future, | brother:  it is | murder. | 
|  | d | C | 
|  | Things are gonna slide, ( | slide) in all directions, | 
|  | d | C | 
| Won't be | nothing (won't be) nothing you can't | measure anymore. | 
|  | d | F | 
| The | blizzard, the blizzard of the | world has crossed the threshold | 
|  | f | C | 
| and it's | overturned the order of the | soul. | 
|  | |: |  | G | 
|  | |: | When they | said (they said) Repent (repent) Repent (repent) | 
|  | a | :| | 
| I wonder | what they meant. | :| (3x) | 
  
| You don't know me from the wind, you never will, you never did, |  | 
| I'm the little jew who wrote the bible. |  | 
| I've seen the nations rise and fall, I've heard their stories, heard them all, |  | 
| But love's the only engine of survival. |  | 
| Your servant here, he has been told to say it clear, to say it cold: |  | 
| It's over, it ain't going any further. |  | 
| And now the wheels of heaven stop, you feel the devil's riding crop, |  | 
| Get ready for the future: it is murder. |  | 
| Things are gonna slide, (slide) in all directions. |  | 
| Won't be nothing, (won't be) nothing you can measure anymore. |  | 
| The blizzard, the blizzard of the world has crossed the threshold |  | 
| And it's overturned the order of the soul. |  | 
| |: When they said (=) repent (=), repent (=) - I wonder what they meant. :| (3x) |  | 
  
|  | a | d | 
|  | There'll be the breaking of the ancient western code,  Your | private life will suddenly explode. | 
|  | a | F7 | E | 
| There'll be | phantoms, there'll be fires on the road,  And the white man | dancing. |  | 
|  | a | d | 
| You'll see your | woman hanging upside down,  her | features covered by her fallen gown. | 
|  | a | F7 | E | 
| and all the | lousy little poets coming around  trying to sound like Charlie | Manson |  | 
|  | a | 
| And the white man | dancing. | 
|  | A | A | G | A | C | G | A | C |  | G | C | A | A | 
| ( | riff | jum | pin | g | jack | fla | sh | ) |  |  |  |  |  | 
| Give me back the Berlin Wall, give me Stalin and St. Paul, |  | 
| Give me Christ, or give me Hiroshima! |  | 
| Destroy another fetus now, we don't like children anyhow, |  | 
| I've seen the future, baby:  it is murder. |  | 
| Things are gonna slide, (slide) in all directions. |  | 
| Won't be nothing, (won't be) nothing you can measure anymore. |  | 
| The blizzard, the blizzard of the world has crossed the threshold |  | 
| And it's overturned the order of the soul. |  | 
| |: When they said (=) repent (=), repent (=) - I wonder what they meant. :| (3x) |  | 
  
 
 32. Who by Fire
Leonard Cohen
|  | a | G | a | a | G | a | 
| And | who | by | fire, | who | by | water. | 
|  | C | G7 | C | C | G7 | C | 
|  | Who | in the | sunshine, | who | in the | nighttime. | 
|  | a | G | a | a | G | a | 
|  | Who | by high | ordeal, | who | by common | trial, | 
|  | C | G7 | C | 
| Who | in your | merry, merry | month of May, | 
|  | C | G7 | C | a | faj7 | E | 
|  | Who by | various | slow  decay and | who shall I | say is | callling. | 
| And who in her lonely slip, who by barbiturate, |  | 
| who in these realms of love, who by something blunt, |  | 
| who by avalanche, who by powder, |  | 
| who for his greed, who for his hunger, |  | 
| and who shall I say is calling? |  | 
| And who by brave assent, who by accident, |  | 
| who in solitude, who in this mirror, |  | 
| who by his lady's command, who by his own hand, |  | 
| who in mortal chains, who in power, |  | 
| and who shall I say is calling? |  | 
 
 33. Bird on the Wire
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Sogs from a Room (1969)
|  | A | E | A | D | 
| Like a | bird on the | wire, like a | drunk in a midnight | choir, | 
|  | A | E | A | Asus4 | A | 
| I have | tried in my | way to be | free. |  |  | 
|  | A | E | A | D | 
| Like a | worm on a | hook, like a | knight from some old-fashioned | book, | 
|  | A | E | A | Asus4 | A | 
| I have | saved all my | ribbons for | thee. |  |  | 
|  | D | A | 
|  | If I, if I have been un | kind, | 
|  | h | A | 
|  | I hope that you can just let it go | by. | 
|  | D | A | 
|  | If I, if I have been un | true, | 
|  | h | E | 
|  | I hope you know it was never to | you. | 
  
|  | A | E | A | D | 
| Like a | baby still | born, like a | beast with his | horn, | 
|  | A | E | A | Asus4 | A | 
| I have | torn every | one who reached out for | me. |  |  | 
|  | A | E | A | D | 
| But I | swear by this | song and by | all that I have done | wrong! | 
|  | A | E | A | Asus4 | A | 
|  | I will make it | all up to | thee. |  |  | 
|  | D | A | 
|  | I saw a beggar leaning on his wooden | crutch. | 
|  | h | A | 
|  | He said to me, "You must not ask for so | much." | 
|  | D | A | 
|  | And a pretty woman leaning in her darkened | door, | 
|  | h | E | 
|  | She cried to me, "Hey, why not ask for | more?" | 
  
|  | A | E | A | D | 
| Like a | bird on the | wire, like a | drunk in a midnight | choir, | 
|  | A | E | D | A | 
| I have | tried in my | way to be | free |  | 
 
 34. Everybody Knows
Leonard Cohen, Sharon Robinson / Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (1988)
|  | a | 
| Everybody | knows that the dice are loaded. | 
|  | F | 
| Everybody | rolls with their fingers crossed. | 
|  | a | 
| Everybody | knows the war is over. | 
|  | F | 
| Everybody | knows the good guys lost. | 
|  | d | E | 
| Everybody | knows the fight was | fixed: | 
|  | G | a | 
| The poor stay | poor, the rich get | rich. | 
|  | B | E | a | 
| That's how it | goes. | Everybody | knows. | 
| Everybody knows that the boat is leaking, |  | 
| Everybody knows that the captain lied. |  | 
| Everybody got this broken feeling |  | 
| Like their father or their dog just died. |  | 
| Everybody talking to their pockets, |  | 
| Everybody wants a box of chocolates |  | 
| And a long-stem rose - Everybody knows. |  | 
| Everybody knows that you love me baby, |  | 
| Everybody knows that you really do. |  | 
| Everybody knows that you've been faithful, |  | 
| Ah, give or take a night or two. |  | 
| Everybody knows you've been discreet |  | 
| But there were so many people you just had to meet |  | 
| Without your clothes - And everybody knows. |  | 
|  | C | G | 
| Everybody | knows, everybody | knows. | 
|  | a | G | C | 
| That's how it | goes | - Everybody | knows. | 
|  | C | 
| Everybody | knows, everybody knows. | 
|  | a | G | C | 
| That's how it | goes | - Everybody | knows. | 
  
| And everybody knows that it's now or never, |  | 
| Everybody knows that it's me or you. |  | 
| And everybody knows that you live forever, |  | 
| Ah, when you've done a line or two. |  | 
| Everybody knows the deal is rotten, |  | 
| Old Black Joe's still pickin' cotton - |  | 
| For your ribbons and bows - And everybody knows. |  | 
| And everybody knows that the Plague is coming, |  | 
| Everybody knows that it's moving fast. |  | 
| Everybody knows that the naked man and woman |  | 
| Are just a shining artifact of the past. |  | 
| Everybody knows the scene is dead |  | 
| But there's gonna be a meter on your bed - |  | 
| That will disclose - What everybody knows. |  | 
| And everybody knows that you're in trouble; |  | 
| Everybody knows what you've been through - |  | 
| From the bloody cross on top of Calvary |  | 
| Everybody knows it's coming apart, |  | 
| Take one last look at this Sacred Heart - |  | 
| Before it blows - And everybody knows. |  | 
| Everybody knows, everybody knows. |  | 
| That's how it goes - Everybody knows. |  | 
| Everybody knows, everybody knows. |  | 
| That's how it goes - Everybody knows. |  | 
| Everybody knows, everybody knows. |  | 
| That's how it goes - Everybody knows. |  | 
  
 
 35. There is a War
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: New Skin for the Old Ceremony (1974)
|  | a | 
| There is a | war between the rich and poor a | 
|  | G | 
| War be-tween the  man and the | woman. | 
|  | a | 
| There is a | war be-tween the  ones who say there is a | 
|  | G | 
| war   and    the ones who say there | isn't. | 
|  | D | C | G | 
| Why don't you | come on back to the | war, that's right, get | in it, | 
|  | D | C | G | 
| Why don't you | come on back to the | war, it's just be | ginning. | 
  
| Well I live here with a woman and a child, |  | 
| The situation makes me kind of nervous. |  | 
| Yes, I rise up from her arms, she says "I guess you call this love"; |  | 
| I call it service. Why don't you come on back to the war, don't be a tourist, |  | 
| why don't you come on back to the war, before it hurts us, |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, let's all get nervous. |  | 
  
| You cannot stand what I've become, |  | 
| You much prefer the gentleman I was before. |  | 
| I was so easy to defeat, I was so easy to control, |  | 
| I didn't even know there was a war. |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, don't be embarrassed, |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, you can still get married. |  | 
  
| There is a war between the rich and poor, |  | 
| A war between the man and the woman. |  | 
| There is a war between the left and right, |  | 
| A war between the black and white, |  | 
| A war between the odd and the even. |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, pick up your tiny burden, |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, let's all get even, |  | 
| Why don't you come on back to the war, can't you hear me speaking? |  | 
  
 
 36. Tower of Song
Leonard Cohen/Leonard Cohen: I'm your Man (1988)
|  | G | 
| Well my | friends are gone and my hair is grey, | 
| I ache in the places where I used to play, |  | 
|  | C | G | 
| And I'm | crazy for love but I'm not coming | on. | 
|  | D | C | G | 
| I'm just | paying my rent every | day - In the Tower of | Song. | 
| I said to Hank Williams: How lonely does it get? |  | 
| Hank Williams hasn't answered yet. |  | 
| But I hear him coughing all night long. |  | 
| A hundred floors above me - In the Tower of Song. |  | 
| I was born like this, I had no choice. |  | 
| I was born with the gift of a golden voice, |  | 
| And twenty-seven angels from the Great beyond, |  | 
| They tied me to this table right here - In the Tower of Song. |  | 
| So you can stick your little pins in that voodoo doll. |  | 
| I'm very sorry, baby, doesn't look like me at all. |  | 
| I'm standing by the window where the light is strong. |  | 
| They don't let a woman kill you, not - In the Tower of Song. |  | 
| Now you can say that I've grown bitter, but of this you may be sure: |  | 
| The rich have got their channels in the bedrooms of the poor, |  | 
| And there's a mighty judgement coming. But I may be wrong: |  | 
| You see, you hear these funny voices - In the Tower of Song. |  | 
|  | e | D | 
|  | I see you standing on the | other side. | 
|  | e | D | 
|  | I don't know how the river | got so wide. | 
|  | C | G | 
| I | loved you, baby, way back | when, | 
|  | e | D | 
|  | And all the bridges are burning that we | might have crossed. | 
|  | e | D | 
|  | But I feel so close to everything | that we lost, | 
|  | C | D | 
| We'll | never have to lose it a | gain. | 
| I bid you farewell, I don't know when I'll be back. |  | 
| They're moving us tomorrow to that tower down the track. |  | 
| But You'll be hearing from me, baby, Long after I'm gone. |  | 
| I'll be speaking to you sweetly from a window - In the Tower of Song. |  | 
 
 37. Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Various Positions (1984)
|  | C | a | 
| Well, I | heard there was a | secret chord | 
|  | C | a | 
| That | David played, and it | pleased the Lord | 
|  | F | G | C | G | 
| But | you don't really | care for music, | do ya? |  | 
|  | C | F | G | 
| Well, it | goes like this: the | fourth, the | fifth, | 
|  | a | F | 
| The | minor fall and the | major lift, | 
|  | G | E | a | 
| The | baffled king com | posing Halle | lujah | 
|  | F | a | F | C | G | C | 
| Halle | lujah, Halle | lujah, Halle | lujah, Halle | lu |  | jah | 
  
| Well, your faith was strong, but you needed proof, |  | 
| You saw her bathing on the roof |  | 
| Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew ya |  | 
| And she tied you to her kitchen chair, |  | 
| And she broke your throne and she cut your hair, |  | 
| And from your lips she drew the Hallelujah |  | 
| Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah |  | 
  
| You say, "I took the Name in vain, |  | 
| I dont even know the Name". |  | 
| But if I did, well really, what's it to you? |  | 
| There's a blaze of light in every word |  | 
| It doesnt matter which you heard |  | 
| The holy or the broken Hallelujah |  | 
| Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah |  | 
  
| I did my best, but it wasn't much. |  | 
| I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch. |  | 
| I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you. |  | 
| And even though it all went wrong, |  | 
| I'll stand before the Lord of song, |  | 
| With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah. |  | 
| Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, |  | 
| Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah... |  | 
  
 
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 38. Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967)
|  | F | 
| I | love you in the morning our kisses deep and warm, | 
|  | d | 
| Your | hair upon the pillow like a sleepy golden storm. | 
|  | B | 
| Yes, | many loved before us I know that we are not new, | 
|  | F | 
| In | city and in forest they smiled like me and you. | 
|  | d | 
| But | now it's come to distances and both of us must try | 
|  | B | 
| Your | eyes are soft with sorrow | 
|  | C | F | C | 
|  | Hey, that's no way to say good | bye- | ye | 
| I'm not looking for another |  | 
| Our steps will always rhyme |  | 
| You know my love goes with you |  | 
| As your love stays with me |  | 
| It's just the way it changes |  | 
| Like the shoreline and the sea |  | 
| But let's not talk of love or chains |  | 
| And things we can't untie |  | 
| Your eyes are soft with sorrow |  | 
| Hey, that's no way to say goodbye |  | 
| I loved you in the morning |  | 
| Your hair upon the pillow |  | 
| Like a sleepy golden storm |  | 
| Yes, many loved before us |  | 
| I know that we are not new |  | 
| They smiled like me and you |  | 
| But let's not talk of love or chains |  | 
| And things we can't untie |  | 
| Your eyes are soft with sorrow |  | 
| Hey, that's no way to say goodbye. |  | 
 
 39. The Partisan (La Complainte du Partisan)
Bernard, Anna Marly, Hy Saret (engl. Text) /Leonard Cohen: Songs from a room (1969)
|  | e | G | D | e | G | D | e | 
|  | When they | poured a | cross the | border  I was | cautioned | to sur | render, | 
|  | G | D | C | G | H7 | e | 
| This I | could not | do. | I took my gun and | vanished. |  |  | 
| I have changed my name so often,  I've lost my wife and children, |  | 
| But I have many friends.  And some of them are with me. |  | 
| An old woman gave us shelter,  Kept us hidden in the garret. |  | 
| Then the soldiers came:  She died without a whisper. |  | 
| There were three of us this morning,  I'm the only one this evening. |  | 
| But I must go on,  the frontiers are my prison. |  | 
| Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing  Through the graves, the wind is blowing. |  | 
| Freedom soon will come,  Then we'll come from the shadows. |  | 
| Les Allemands étaient chez moi.  Ils me dirent: resigne-toi. |  | 
| Mais je n'ai pas pu,  J'ai repris mon arme. |  | 
| J'ai changé cent fois de nom.  J'ai perdu femme et enfants. |  | 
| Mais j'ai tant d'amis,  J'ai la France entière. |  | 
| Un vieil homme dans un grenier  Pour la nuit nous a cachés. |  | 
| Les Allemands l'ont pris,  Il est mort sans surprise. |  | 
| Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing  Through the graves, the wind is blowing. |  | 
| Freedom soon will come,  Then we'll come from the shadows. |  | 
 
 40. Closing Time
Leonard Cohen / Leonard Cohen: The Future (1992)
|  | G5 | D5 |  | G | 
|  |  |  | Ah, we're | drinking and we're dancing and the band is really happ'nin', | 
|  | e | 
| and the | Johnny Walker wisdom running high, | 
|  | h | 
| And my | very sweet companion, she's the angel of compassion, | 
|  | e | 
| She's | rubbin' half the world against her thigh. | 
|  | C | 
| And eve'y | drinker, every dancer lifts a happy face to thank her, | 
|  | G | H | e | 
| The | fiddler fiddles | somethin' so sub | lime. | 
|  |  | D | 
|  | All the | women tear their blouses off, the men, they dance on the polka dots, | 
|  | C | 
| And it's | partner found, it's partner lost, and it's hell to pay when the fiddler stops: | 
|  |  | C | 
|  | Yeah the | women tear their blouses off, and the men, they dance on the polka dots, | 
|  | G | H | e | C | 
| And it's | partner found, and it's | partner lost, and it's | hell to pay when the | fiddler stops: | 
|  | C5 |  | G5 | D5 | 
|  |  | It's | closin' time. |  | 
  
|  | G | 
| Ah, We're | lonely, we're romantic, and the cider's laced with acid, | 
|  | e | 
| And the | Holy Spirit's crying, "Where's the beef?" | 
|  | h | 
| And the | moon is swimming naked, and the summer night is fragrant | 
|  | e | 
| With a | mighty expectation of relief. | 
|  | C | 
| So we | struggle and we stagger down the snakes and up the ladder | 
|  | G | H | e | 
| To the | tower where the | blessed hours | chime. | 
|  | D | 
| And I | swear it happened just like this: A sigh, a cry, a hungry kiss; | 
|  | C | 
| The | Gates of Love they budged an inch. I can't say much has happened since | 
|  | G | 
| but | closing time. (|: closing time. :|) | 
|  | C | 
| I | swear it happened just like this: A sigh, a cry, a hungry kiss; | 
|  | G | H | e | C | 
| The | Gates of Love they | budged an inch. I | can't say much has | happened since | 
|  | C5 | G5 | D5 | 
| (|: | can't say much has happened since :|) but | closin' time. | closin' time. | 
  
|  | e | 
| I | loved you for your beauty but that doesn't make a fool of me; | 
|  | h | 
|  | You were in it for your beauty, too. | 
|  | e | 
| And I | loved you for your body, there's a voice that sounds like God to me, | 
|  | A | 
| De | claring (declaring) declaring (declaring) | 
|  | D | 
| De | claring that you're body's really you. (really really really really) | 
|  | C | 
| And I | loved you when our love was blessed, and I love you now there's nothin' left | 
|  | G | H | e | 
| But | sorrow and a | sense of over | time. | 
|  | D | 
| And I | missed you since the place got wrecked, and I just don't care what happens next. | 
|  | C | 
| Looks | like freedom but it feels like death. it's something in between, I guess, | 
|  | C | 
| Yeah, I | missed you since the place got wrecked by the winds of change and the weeds of sex, | 
|  | G | H | e | C | 
| And it | looks like freedom but it | feels like death, it's | something in | between, I guess. | 
  
|  | G | 
| Yeah, we're | drinking and we're dancing, but there's nothing really happening, | 
|  | e | 
| And the | place is dead as Heaven on a Saturday night; | 
|  | h | 
| And my | very close companion gets me fumblin', gets me laughin', | 
|  | e | 
| She's a | hundred but she's wearin' somethin' tight. | 
|  | C | 
| And I | lift my glass to the Awful Truth which you can't reveal to the ears of youth, | 
|  | G | H | e | 
| Ex | cept to say it | isn't worth a | dime. | 
|  | D | 
| And the | whole damn place goes crazy twice, And it's once for the Devil and it's once for Christ, | 
|  | C | 
| But the | Boss don't like these dizzy heights, we're busted in the blindin' lights | 
|  | G | 
| Of | Closin' Time. (Closing Time...) | 
|  | C | 
| The | whole damn place goes crazy twice, And it's once for the Devil and it's once for Christ, | 
|  | G | H | e | C | 
| But the | Boss don't like these | dizzy heights, we're | busted in the | blindin' lights | 
|  | C5 | G5 | D5 | 
| (|: | busted in the blindin' lights :|) Of | Closin' Time. | Closing Time. | 
  
|  | G | D | 
| Oh, the | women tear their blouses off, and the men, they dance on the polka dots, it's | closin' time. | 
| And it's partner found, and it's partner lost, And it's hell to pay when the fiddler stops: it's closing time. |  | 
| I swear it happened just like this: A sigh, a cry, a hungry kiss, it's closing time. |  | 
| The gates of love, they budged an inch; I can't say much has happened since but closing time. |  | 
| I loved you when our love was blessed, I love you now, there's nothing left but closing time. |  | 
| And I missed you since our place got wrecked by the winds of change and the weeds of sex, it's closing time. |  | 
 
_________________ Klassiker _________________
 41. Sunny Afternoon
R. D. Davies / the Kinks: Face to Face (1966)
|  | d | C7 | 
| The | taxman's taken | all my dough, | 
|  | F | C7 | 
| And | left me in my | stately home; | 
|  | A | d | 
|  | Lazin' on a sunny after | noon. | 
|  | d | C7 | 
|  | And I can't | sail my yacht, | 
|  | F | C7 | 
| He's | taken every | thing I've got; | 
|  | A | d | 
|  | All I've got's this sunny after | noon. | 
|  | D7 | G7 | 
|  | Save me, save me, save me from this | greed, | 
|  | C7 | F | A7 | 
| I got a big | fat mama tryin' to break | me. |  | 
|  | d | G7 | 
| And I | love to live so | pleasantly, | 
|  | d | G7 | C7 | 
|  | Live this life of | luxu | ry; | 
|  | F | A7 | d | 
|  | Lazin' on a | sunny after | noon - | 
  
| My girlfriend's run off with my car, |  | 
| And gone back to her ma and pa; |  | 
| Tellin' tales of drunkenness and cruelty. |  | 
| Sippin' at my ice-cooled beer; |  | 
| Lazing on a sunny afternoon. |  | 
| Help me, help me, help me sail away. |  | 
| Who give me two good reasons why I are to stay? |  | 
| 'Cause I love to live so pleasantly - Live this life of luxury; |  | 
| Lazin' on a sunny afternoon - In the summertime, |  | 
  
| Save me, save me, save me from this greed. |  | 
| I got a big fat mama, tryin' to break me; |  | 
| And I love to live so pleasantly - Live this life of luxury; |  | 
| Lazin' on a sunny afternoon - In the summertime - |  | 
  
 
 42. Fever
Eddie Cooley, John Davenport, Peggy Lee / Peggy Lee: Things Are Swingin' (1958)
|  | e | 
|  | Never know how much I love you,  Never know how much I care. | 
|  | H7 | e | 
| When you put your arms around me    I get a | fever that's so hard to | bear. | 
|  | n.c. | e |  | 
|  | You give me fever! |  | When you kiss me; | 
|  | C6 | e | 
|  | Fever!   When you hold me | tight! | 
|  | H7 | e | 
| Fever  -  In the mornin'  -  Fever all | through the | night. | 
  
| Sun lights up the day time,   Moon lights up the night. |  | 
| I light up when you call my name    And you know I'm gonna treat you right. |  | 
| You give me fever!    When you kiss me; |  | 
| Fever!  When you hold me tight! |  | 
| Fever  -  In the mornin'  -  Fever all through the night. |  | 
  
| Everybody's got the fever  -  That is somethin' you all know. |  | 
| Fever isn't such a new thing  -  Fever started long ago. |  | 
| Romeo loved Juliet  -  Juliet, she felt the same. |  | 
| When he put his arms around her  -  He said: Julie, baby, your my flame! |  | 
| Thou giveth fever - When we kisseth. |  | 
| Fever!   with thy flaming youth. |  | 
| Fever  -  I'm a fire  -  Fever, yeah, I burn for sooth. |  | 
  
| Captain Smith and Pocahontas  - Had a very mad affair. |  | 
| When her daddy tried to kill him  -  She said: Daddy, oh don't you dare! |  | 
| He gives me fever  -  With his kisses; |  | 
| Fever!   When he holds me tight. |  | 
| Fever  -  I'm his misses  -  Daddy won't you treat him right. |  | 
  
| Now you've listened to my story  -  Here's the point that I have made: |  | 
| Chicks were born to give you fever  -  Be it fahrenheit or centigrade. |  | 
| They give you fever  -  When you kiss them; |  | 
| Fever!  If you live you learn. |  | 
| Fever  -  Till you sizzle  -  But what a lovely way to burn. |  | 
  
 
 43. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Bob Dylan
|  | D | G | 
| You | must leave now, take what you need you | think will last. | 
|  | D | G | 
| But | whatever you wish to keep you better | grab it fast! | 
|  | D | C | G | 
|  | Yonder stands your | orphan with his | gun; | 
|  | D | C | G | 
|  | Crying like a | fire in the | sun. | 
|  | H7 | D | 
|  | Look out the Saints are comin' | through: | 
|  | |: | a | C | G | :| | 
|  |  | It's all over | now, Baby | Blue. |  | 
  
| The highway is for gamblers, better use your sense. |  | 
| Take what you have gathered from coincidence. |  | 
| The empty handed painter from your streets |  | 
| Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets. |  | 
| This sky too, is folding under you: |  | 
| It's all over now, Baby Blue; It's all over now, Baby Blue. |  | 
  
| All your seasick sailors, they are rowing home. |  | 
| All your reindeer armies, are all going home. |  | 
| The lover who just walked out your door |  | 
| Has taken all his blankets from the floor. |  | 
| The carpet too, is moving under you: |  | 
| It's all over now, Baby Blue; It's all over now, Baby Blue. |  | 
  
| Leave your stepping stone behind, something calls for you. |  | 
| Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you. |  | 
| The vagabond who's rapping at your door |  | 
| Is standing in the clothes that you once wore. |  | 
| Strike another match, go start anew: |  | 
| It's all over now, Baby Blue; It's all over now, Baby Blue. |  | 
  
 
 44. Johnny B. Goode
Chuck Berry (1958)
|  | E | 
| Deep | down in Louisiana, close to New Orleans, | 
| Way back up in the woods among the evergreens, |  | 
|  | A | 
| There | stood a log cabin made of earth and wood | 
|  | E | 
| Where | lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode | 
|  | H | 
| Who | never ever learned to read or write so well, | 
|  | E | 
| But he could | play the guitar just like a ringin' a bell. | 
|  | E | 
|  | Go! Go! Go, Johnny, go! Go! | 
|  | H | E | 
| Go, Johnny, go! Go! | Johnny B. | Goode! | 
  
| He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack, |  | 
| And sit beneath the tree by the railroad track. |  | 
| Living in the city sittin' in the shade, |  | 
| Strummin' to the rhythm that the drivers made. |  | 
| When people passed him by they would stop and say, |  | 
| "Oh my but that little country boy could play". |  | 
| Go! Go! Go, Johnny, go! Go! |  | 
| Go, Johnny, go! Go! Johnny B. Goode! |  | 
  
| His mother told him: "Someday you will be a man, |  | 
| And you will be the leader of a big old band. |  | 
| Many people coming from miles around |  | 
| To hear you play your music when the sun goes down. |  | 
| Maybe some day your name will be in lights - |  | 
| Saying Johnny B. Goode tonight!" |  | 
| Go! Go! Go, Johnny, go! Go! |  | 
| Go, Johnny, go! Go! Johnny B. Goode! |  | 
  
 
 45. Apache
Jerry Lordan / the Shadows (1960)
Intro:
   Am           D
E-------------|-----------------------|
B-------------|-----8/10-8-5----------|
G----5-7-7B-7-|---5------------------o|
D--7----------|-7--------------------o|
A-------------|-----------------------|
E-------------|-----------------------|
1st theme:                                 
  (D)      Am             D                 Am  
E------|----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
B------|----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
G------|o--2--------2---|-----------------|-----|-----o|
D----2-|o-------2-------|-2H4----2----0---|-2---|-(2)-o|
A------|----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
E------|----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
2nd theme:
 (Am)      D              G                  D 
E-----|-----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
B-----|----3--------3---|-----------------|-----|------|
G---2-|--------2--------|-2H4----2----0---|--2--|------|
D-----|-----------------|-----------------|-----|--(2)-|
A-----|-----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
E-----|-----------------|-----------------|-----|------|
3rd theme:
      F                                                                Am         
E---------------------------------|--------------------------------|-------------|----|
B---------------------------------|--------------------------------|-------------|----|
G---------------------------------|--------------------------------|-------------|---o|
D-----------3--3--3-------3--3--3-|-----------3--3--3------3--3--3-|---2---------|---o|
A-----3--------------3------------|--3----------------3------------|---------(0)-|----|
E---------------------------------|--------------------------------|-------------|----|
4th theme:
                                   |1st /3rd             |2nd
   F                 G             | C               Am  |  C             Am    
E----------------------------------|---------------|-----|--------------|--------|
B--------------1-----0-----1-----3s|-s5---3---1----|-----|------3s5--3h-|-h5--8--|
G--------2-------------------------|-------------2-|-----|--0-----------|-------o|
D--3-------------------------------|---------------|-----|--------------|-------o|
A----------------------------------|---------------|-----|--------------|--------|
E----------------------------------|---------------|-----|--------------|--------|
Sequence:
 Intro   | 1. | 1. |         2. |           1. | 3. | 3. | 4. | 4. | 4. | 3. | 3. |
 (tremolo) 1. | 1. | (clean) 2. | (tremolo) 1. | 4. | 4. | 4. | 3. | 3. | Intro (repeat & fade out) |
 
 
 46. Hoochie Coochie Man
Willie Dixon / Muddy Waters (1954 )
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | The gypsy woman told my mother, | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | Before I was born | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | I got a boy child's comin', | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | He's gonna be a son of a gun | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | He gonna make pretty women's, | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | 
|  |  | Then the world wanna know, | 
|  | E/G/E/G | A | A | A7 | 
|  |  |  | what this all a | bout | 
|  | D7 | A | 
|  | everybody knows I'm | him | 
|  | E | 
| Well you know I'm the | hoochie coochie man, | 
|  | D | D7 | A | E7 | 
|  | every | body knows I'm | him |  | 
  
| I got the Johnny Concheroo, |  | 
| I'm gonna make you girls, |  | 
| Then the world will know, |  | 
| Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man, |  | 
  
| He was born for good luck, |  | 
| I got seven hundred dollars, |  | 
| Well you know I'm the hoochie coochie man, |  | 
  
 
 47. Ring of Fire
June Carter & Merle Kilgore / Johnny Cash (1963)
|  | Intro: |  | G |  | C | G |  | G |  | D | G |  | 
|  |  | |: | / | / | / | / | | | / | / | / | / | :| | 
|  | G | C | G | G | D | G | 
|  | Love is a | burnin' | thing  and it | makes a | fiery | ring. | 
|  | G | C | G | G | D | G | 
|  | Bound by | wild de | sire | I fell into your | ring of | fire | 
|  | D | C | G | 
|  | I fell into a | burnin' ring of | fire | 
|  | D | C | G | 
| I went | down, down, down and the | flames, they got | higher | 
|  | C | G | D | G | 
| And it burns, burns, burns, that | ring of | fire, that | ring of | fire. | 
  
| The taste of love is sweet, when hearts like ours meet. |  | 
| I fell for you like a child, Oooh, but the fire went wild. |  | 
| I fell into a burnin' ring of fire |  | 
| I went down, down, down and the flames, they got higher |  | 
| And it burns, burns, burns, that ring of fire, that ring of fire. |  | 
  
 
 48. Samba pa Ti
Carlos Santana / Santana: Abraxas (1970)
|  | |: | | | G | | | h | | | e | | | a7 | | | G | | | h | | | e | | | a7 | | | 
|  | |:   - | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | 
|  | | | D | | | a7 | | | D | | | | | a | | | h | | | a | | | D | :| | 
|  | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | |  - | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | /  - | :| | 
|  | | | | | G | | | h | | | a | | | D | | | G | | | h | | | a | | | D | | | 
|  | |  - | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | / / / / | | | 
|  | |: | G | | | a | :| | 
|  | |: | / / / / | | | / / / / | :| | 
 
 49. School's Out
Alice Cooper, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, Neal Smith / Alice Cooper: School's Out (1972)
    Em     (A)   Em     (G)  Em     (A)  (G)  
E-|------------------------------------------|
B-|------------------------------------------|  main riff
G-|---------14-----------12----------14---12-|
D-|-14--14--14---14--14--12--14--14--14------|  (repeat through verse)
A-|-14--14-------14--14------12--14----------|
E-|-12-----------12----------12--------------|
 
|  | e | 
|  | Well we got no choice, All girls and boys, | 
| Making  all that noise, Cause they found new toys. |  | 
|  | C | D | Eb | 
| Well | we cant salute you can't find the flag. |  | If that don't suit you that's a drag! | 
|  | g | B | C | f | - | g | g | B | C | f | - | g | 
|  | Schools | out | for |  |  | summer, | schools | out | for |  |  | ever, | 
|  | g | B | C | F-g | A | G | F | 
|  | School's been | blown | to | pieces. |  |  |  | 
|  | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | e | - | A | e | - | G | e | - | A | - | G | 
|  | No | more | pen | cils, | no | more | bo- | oks, | no | more | tea | chers, | dir | ty | lo- | oks. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | 
|  | Well we got no class, And we got no principles, | 
| And we got no innocence, We can't even think of a word that rhymes. |  | 
|  | g | B | C | f | - | g | g | B | C | F-g | 
|  | School's | out | for |  |  | summer, | School's | out | for | ever, | 
|  | g | B | C | f | - | g | A | G | F | 
|  | School's been | blown | to |  |  | pieces. |  |  |  | 
|  | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | e | - | A | e | - | G | e | - | A | - | G | 
|  | No | more | pen | cils, | no | more | bo- | oks, | no | more | tea | chers, | dir | ty | lo- | oks. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | C | D | 
|  | Out | for | sum | mer, | Out | till | fa- | all, | We | might | not | go | back at | all. | 
|  | g | B | C | f | - | g | g | B | C | f | - | g | 
|  | School's | out | for |  |  | ever, | School's | out | for |  |  | summer, | 
|  | g | B | C | F | g | g | B | C | f | - | g | 
|  | School's | out | wit | h f | ever, | School's | out | com | pl | e | tely. | 
 
 50. The Wind Cries Mary
Jimi Hendrix
|  | |: | D | (I.) | D# | E | - - - | D | (octave) | C# | D | - - - | :| | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | After all the | jacks are in their | boxes | 
|  | H | A | E | 
| And the | clowns have | all gone to | bed | 
|  | H | A | E | 
| You can hear | happiness | staggering on | down the street | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | 
|  | Footsteps | dressed in | red |  |  | 
|  | F# | A | C | C# | D | - - - | C | C# | D | 
| And the | wind | whispers | Mar | y |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | H | A | E | 
| A | broom is | drearily | sweeping | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | Up the broken | pieces of yesterday's | life | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | Somewhere a | queen is | weeping | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | 
|  | Somewhere a | king has no | wif | e |  | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | - - - | D | D# | E | 
| And the | wind | cries | Mar | y |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | The traffic lights turn | blue to | morrow | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | And shine the | emptyness down on my | bed. | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | The tiny island | sags | downstream | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | 
| ' | Cause the life that | lived is | dea | d. |  | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | - - - | D | D# | E | 
| And the | wind | screams | Mar | y |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | H | A | E | 
|  | Will the wind | ever re | member | 
|  | H | A | E | 
| The | names it has | blown in the | past. | 
|  | H | A | E | 
| With it's | crutch, it's | old age, and it's | wisdom, | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | 
| It whispers | no, this will | be the | las | t. |  | 
|  | F# | A | D | D# | E | - - - | D | D# | E | - - - | D | D# | E | - - - | D | D# | E | 
| And the | wind | cries | Mar | y |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
 
 51. Die Gedanken sind frei
trad.
|  | G | D7 | G | 
| Die Ge | danken sind frei,  Wer | kann sie er | raten, | 
|  | D7 | G | 
| Sie fliehen vorbei,  Wie | nächtliche | Schatten. | 
|  | D7 | G | D7 | A | 
| Kein | Mensch kann sie | wissen,  Kein | Jäger er | schießen, | 
|  | C | A | D7 | G | 
| Es | bleibet da | bei: die Ge | danken sind | frei! | 
| Ich denke was ich will  Und was mich beglücket, |  | 
| Doch alles in der Still',  Und wie es sich schicket. |  | 
| Mein Wunsch, mein Begehren  Kann niemand verwehren, |  | 
| Es bleibet dabei:  Die Gedanken sind frei! |  | 
| Und sperrt man mich ein  Im finsteren Kerker, |  | 
| Das alles sind rein vergebliche Werke; |  | 
| Denn meine Gedanken  Zerreißen die Schranken |  | 
| Und Mauern entzwei:  Die Gedanken sind frei! |  | 
| Drum will ich auf immer  Den Sorgen entsagen |  | 
| Und will mich auch nimmer  Mit Willen verklagen. |  | 
| Man kann ja im Herzen  Stets lachen und scherzen |  | 
| Und denken dabei:  Die Gedanken sind frei! |  | 
 
 52. Hey Joe
Jimi Hendrix
|  | C | G | D | A | E | E | E/G | E | E/G | E | 
|  | Hey | Joe | where ya' | goin' with that | gun in your hand? |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | C | G | D | A | E | E7 | 
| I said | hey | Joe | where ya | goin' with that | gun in your hand? |  | 
|  | C | G | 
|  | I'm goin' out to | find my woman now, | 
|  | D | A | E | E7 | 
|  | She's been | runnin' round with some | other man |  | 
|  | C | G | 
|  | I said I'm goin' out to | find my woman now! | 
|  | D | A | E | E7 | 
|  | She's been | runnin' 'round with some | other man |  | 
| Hey Joe tell me what are you gonna do? |  | 
| Hey Joe tell me what are you gonna do? |  | 
| Well I guess I'll shoot my woman, |  | 
| Well I guess I'll shoot them both |  | 
| Hey Joe tell me where are you gonna go? |  | 
| Hey Joe tell me where are you gonna go? |  | 
| Well I think I'll go down to my favourite place Mexico, |  | 
| Well I think I'll go down to where a man can be free. |  | 
| And there ain't gonna be no hangmans ropes |  | 
 
 53. Save The Last Dance For Me
Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman / the Drifters (1960)
|  | G | D | 
|  | You can dance, every dance with the guy who gives you the eye, Let him | hold you tight! | 
|  | D7 | G | 
| You can | smile, every smile for the man who held your hand 'Neath the | pale moonlight. | 
|  | G | C | C7 | G | 
|  | But Don't for | get who's taking you | home And in whose arms you're | gonna be: | 
|  | D | D7 | G | 
| So | darling, save the | last dance for | me! | 
  
|  | G | D | 
|  | Oh I know that the music is fine like sparkling wine, Go and | have your fun! | 
|  | D7 | G | 
| Laugh and | sing but while we're apart Don't give your heart to | anyone! | 
|  | G | C | C7 | G | 
|  | But Don't for | get who's taking you | home And in whose arms you're | gonna be: | 
|  | D | D7 | G | 
| So | darling, save the | last dance for | me! | 
  
|  | G | D | G | 
|  | Baby don't you know I | love you so,  Can't you feel it when we | touch? | 
|  | D | G | 
| I will never never let | you go  Cause I love you oh so | much. | 
|  | G | D | 
|  | You can dance, go and carry on, Till the night is gone and it's time | to go. | 
|  | D7 | G | 
| If he | asks, if you're all alone, can he take you home, You must tell | him No. | 
|  | G | C | C7 | G | 
|  | But Don't for | get who's taking you | home And in whose arms you're | gonna be: | 
|  | D | D7 | G | 
| So | darling, save the | last dance for | me! | 
  
|  | G | C | C7 | G | 
|  | But Don't for | get who's taking you | home And in whose arms you're | gonna be: | 
|  | D | D7 | G | 
| So | darling, save the | last dance for | me! | 
|  | D | D7 | G | D | D7 | G | 
| Mm- | mh,   Save  the | last dance for | me! Mm- | mh,  Save  the | last dance for | me! | 
  
 
 54. Green, Green Grass Of Home
Curly Putman / Tom Jones (1966)
|  | C | F | C | 
| The | old home town looks the same as I | step down from the | train, | 
|  | C | G7 | 
|  | And there to meet me is my mama and | papa. | 
|  | C | C7 | F | F | 
| Down the | road I look and | there runs Mary, | hair of gold and | lips like cherries, | 
|  | C | G | G7 | C | F | C | 
| It's | good to touch the | green, green | grass of | home. |  |  | 
|  | C | C7 | F | 
|  | Yes, they'll all come to | meet me, | arms a-reaching, smiling sweetly; | 
|  | C | G | G7 | C | F | C | 
| It's | good to touch the | green, green | grass of | home. |  |  | 
  
|  | C | F | C | 
| The | old house is still standing, though the | paint is cracked and | dry, | 
|  | C | G7 | 
|  | And there's that old oak tree that I used to | play on; | 
|  | C | C7 | F | 
| Down the | lane I walk and with | my sweet Mary, | hair of gold an lips like cherries; | 
|  | C | G | G7 | C | F | C | 
| it's | good to touch the | green, green | grass of | home. |  |  | 
| Then I awake and look around me, at the four gray walls that surround me; |  | 
| And I realize that I was only dreaming. |  | 
| For there's a guard and there's a sad old padre. Arm and arm we'll walk at daybreak, |  | 
| Again I'll touch the green, green grass of home. |  | 
|  | C | C7 | F | 
|  | Yes, they'll all come to | see me in the | shade of that old oak tree; | 
|  | C | G | G7 | C | F | C | 
| As they | lay me 'neath the | green, green | grass of | home. |  |  | 
  
 
 55. I'm A Stranger Here
Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry (1960)
|  | A | A7 | 
|  | I'm a stranger here, just blow'd in your town, Oh, | yes, I am! | 
|  | D | A | 
| I'm a | stranger here, just blow'd in your | town. | 
|  | E7 | D7 | A | E7 | 
| Well, be | cause I'm a stranger, | everybody wants to dog me ' | round. |  | 
| I'm gonna write home to daddy to send me my railroad fare, Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| I'm gonna write home to dad to send me my railroad fare, Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| Well, if he don't send it, I don't mind walkin' down. |  | 
| I'm goin' back home have to wear out ninetynine pair of shoes, Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| I'm goin' back home have to wear out ninetynine pair of shoes, Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| When I get back there I won't have these old stranger blues. |  | 
| Well, I wonder why people treats the strangers so, Oh, Lordy Lord! |  | 
| Well, I wonder why people treats the strangers so. |  | 
| Well, I ain't got no place I just go from door to door. |  | 
| You know, I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town; Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| Well, I'm a stranger here, just blowed in your town; Oh, yes, I am! |  | 
| Well, if I askin' for a favor, please don't turn me down. |  | 
 
 56. Black Magic Woman
Peter Green / Fleetwood Mac
|  | e | a | e | 
|  | Got a black magic | woman,got a black magic | woman, | 
|  | a | d | 
| Yes, I've got a | black magic woman, got me so blind I can't | see, | 
|  | a | e | a | 
| that she's a | black magic woman and she's | try'in to make a devil out of | me. | 
| Don't turn your back on me baby, don't turn your back on me baby, |  | 
| Yes, don't turn your back on me baby, stop messin' around with your tricks. |  | 
| Don't turn your back on me baby, 'cause you just might pick up my magic sticks. |  | 
| You got your spell on me baby, you got your spell on me baby, |  | 
| Yes, you got your spell on me, baby, turnin' my heart into stone. |  | 
| I need you so bad, magic woman, I can't leave you alone. |  | 
|  | a | 
|  | Yes, I need you so bad; I need you, darlin';  I need you, darlin'. | 
| Yes, I want you to love me; I want you to love me. Oh, Yeah! Oh-oh, yeah; |  | 
| Yes, I need your love; Oh, I need your love so bad, I need your love... |  | 
 
 57. Horch was kommt von draußen 'rein
trad.
|  | C | G | C | 
|  | Horch was kommt von draußen 'rein - | Hollahi Holla | ho | 
|  | C | G | G7 | C | 
|  | Wird wohl mein fein's Liebchen sein - | Holla | hi ja | ho | 
|  | F | C | G | G7 | C | C7 | 
|  | Geht vorbei und | schaut nicht 'rein - | Holla | hi | Holla | ho | 
|  | F | C | G | G7 | C | 
|  | Wird's wohl nicht ge | wesen sein - | Holla | hi ja | ho | 
| Leute haben's oft gesagt - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Daß ich ein fein's Liebchen hab - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Laß sie reden schweig fein still - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Kann ja lieben wen ich will - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Sagt mir, Leute, ganz gewiß, - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Was das für ein Lieben ist; - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Die ich liebe, krieg ich nicht, - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Und 'ne andre mag ich nicht. - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Wenn mein Liebchen Hochzeit hat - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Ist für mich ein Trauertag - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Geh ich in mein Kämmerlein - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Trage meinen Schmerz allein - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Wenn ich dann gestorben bin - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Trägt man mich zum Grabe hin - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Setzt mir einen Leichenstein - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Pflanzt mir drauf Vergißnicht mein - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Wenn ich dann im Himmel bin, - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Ist mein Liebchen auch darin, - Hollahi jaho |  | 
| Denn es ist ein alter Brauch, - Hollahi Hollaho |  | 
| Was sich liebt, das kriegt sich auch, - Hollahi jaho |  | 
 
 58. If the Day Was Any Longer
Rory Gallagher / Taste: On the Boards (1970)
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| If the | day was any | longer, Could I | change your mind, |  | 
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| If your | love was any | stronger, You'd | stay behind. |  | 
|  | |: | D | A7 | A7 | D | : | | | 
|  | | | Will I lose my | mind, | Just to pass the | time? |  | | | 
  
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| If the | day was any | brighter, You'd have | seen the signs, |  | 
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| If your | love begins to | wander, Should I | count the times? |  | 
|  | |: | D | A7 | A7 | D | : | | | 
|  | | | Will I lose my | mind, | Just to pass the | time? |  | | | 
  
|  | |: | D | D7 | G | F | :| | |: | D | A7 | A7 | D | D | A7 | D | :| | 
|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| If the | day was any | day, You would for | get my name, |  | 
|  | D | D7 | G | F | 
| But the | things that I am | saying, They'd still | mean the same. |  | 
|  | |: | D | A7 | A7 | D | : | | | 
|  | | | Will I lose my | mind, | Just to pass the | time? |  | | | 
 
 59. Junge komm bald wieder
Lotar Olias, Walter Rothenburg / Freddy Quinn (1963)
|  | G | D | 
|  | Junge komm bald wieder, bald wieder nach | Haus. | 
|  | D7 | G | 
|  | Junge fahr nie wieder, nie wieder hin | aus. | 
  
|  | C | G | 
|  | Ich mach mir Sorgen, Sorgen um | dich; | 
|  | D | D7 | G | 
|  | Denk auch an morgen, | denk auch an | mich! | 
|  | G | D | 
|  | Junge komm bald wieder, bald wieder nach | Haus. | 
|  | D7 | G | 
|  | Junge fahr nie wieder, nie wieder hin | aus. | 
  
|  | G | 
| Wo | hin die Seefahrt mich im Leben trieb, | 
|  | G/D# | 
| Ich | weiß noch heute, was mir Mutter schrieb. | 
|  | C | G | 
| In | jedem Hafen kam ein Brief an | Bord | 
|  | A | D | 
| Und | immer schrieb sie "Bleib nicht so lange | fort". | 
| Junge komm bald wieder, bald wieder nach Haus |  | 
| Junge fahr nie wieder, nie wieder hinaus |  | 
  
| Ich weiß noch wie die erste Fahrt verlief, |  | 
| Ich schlich mich heimlich fort als Mutter schlief, |  | 
| Als sie erwachte war ich auf dem Meer. |  | 
| Im ersten Brief stand "Komm doch bald wieder her". |  | 
| Junge komm bald wieder, bald wieder nach Haus. |  | 
| Junge fahr nie wieder, nie wieder hinaus. |  | 
  
| Ich mach mir Sorgen, Sorgen um dich. |  | 
| Denk auch an morgen, denk auch an mich. |  | 
| Junge komm bald wieder, bald wieder nach Haus. |  | 
| Junge fahr nie wieder, nie wieder hinaus. |  | 
  
 
 60. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
Bob Dylan
|  | |: |  | G | D | a7 |  |  | G | D | C |  | :| | 
|  |  |  | Oooh | Oooh | Oooh | - |  | Oooh | Oooh | Oooh |  |  | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Mama take this | badge off of | me, | 
|  | G | D | C | 
|  | I can't | use it any | more. | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | It's getting | dark, too dark for me to | see; | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | I feel I'm | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
  
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Mama, put my | guns in the | ground. | 
|  | G | D | C | 
|  | I can't | shoot them any | more. | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | That long black | cloud is comin' | down. | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | I feel I'm | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
|  | G | D | a7 | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. | 
|  | G | D | C | D | 
|  | Knock, knock, | knockin' on heaven's | door. |  | 
  
|  | G | D | a7 | G | D | C | 
|  | Ooh - | ooh - | ooh - ooh | Ooh - | ooh - | ooh ... | 
 
 61. Locomotive Breath
Ian Anderson / Jethro Tull: Aqualung (1971)
|  | Intro | e | |: | e | | | G | D | e | : | | | 
|  |  | "Bourree" | | | / x x x x x / - / | |  / - / | / | / | / |  | | | 
|  | e | e |  |  | G |  | D |  | e | 
|  | In the shuffling madness |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | e |  |  | G |  | D |  | e | 
|  | Of Locomotive Breath. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | e |  |  | G |  | D |  | H |  | 
|  | Runs the all-time loser |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | H | H |  | D |  | e | 
|  | Headlong to his death. |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | e |  |  | G |  | D |  | e | 
|  | Oh! He feels the pistons scraping, |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
|  | e | e |  |  | G | 
|  | Steam Breaking on his brow: |  |  |  |  | 
|  | D | G | A |  | 
|  | Old | Charlie stole the | handle |  | 
|  | H | D | A | H | 
| And the | train, it | won't | stop | going: | 
|  | H | A | G | e | 
|  | No way | to | slow | down. | 
| He sees his children jumping off |  | 
| His woman and his best friend |  | 
| Oh! He's crawling down the corridor |  | 
| Old Charlie stole the handle |  | 
| And the train, it won't stop going |  | 
| He hears the silence howling |  | 
| Catches angels as they fall. |  | 
| Has got him by the balls. |  | 
| Oh he picks up gideon's Bible |  | 
| I thank God He stole the handle |  | 
| And the train, it won't stop going: |  | 
 
 62. Rockin' All Over The World
John Fogerty / John Fogerty: John Fogerty (1975)
|  | D | 
|  | Well, a-here-we-are, a-here-we-are, a-here we go, | 
|  | G | 
|  | Four in the mornin', gonna hittin' the road, | 
|  | D | A | D | 
| Here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over | the world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | Well, a-geedee-up, a-geedee-up, a-get away, | 
|  | G | D | 
|  | We're goin' crazy, and we're goin' today, here we | go-oh! | 
|  | A | D | 
|  | Rockin' all over | the world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, | 
|  | G | D | A | D | 
|  | I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
  
|  | D | 
|  | Well, I'm gonna tell your Mama what I'm gonna do, | 
|  | G | D | 
|  | We're going out tonight with our dancin' shoes, | Here we go-oh! | 
|  | A | D | 
|  | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, | 
|  | G | D | A | D | 
|  | I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, | 
|  | G | D | A | D | 
|  | I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, | 
|  | G | D | A | D | 
|  | I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
|  | D | 
|  | And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, | 
|  | G | D | A | D | 
|  | I la-la-like it, la-la-like, here we | go-oh! | Rockin' all over the | world! | 
  
| In the night... (fade out) |  | 
 
 63. Don't Worry, Be Happy
Bobby McFerrin / Bobby McFerrin: Simple Pleasures (1988)
|  | C | d | 
|  | Here's a little song I wrote, | You might want to sing it note for note, | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. | 
|  | C | d | 
|  | In every life we have some trouble, | But when you worry you make it double, | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. (Don't worry, be happy now.) | 
|  | |: | C | d | F | C | :| | 
|  |  |  | Don't worry, | be happy. | Don't worry, be happy. |  | 
  
|  | C | d | 
|  | Ain't got no place to lay your head, | Somebody came and took your bed, | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. | 
|  | C | d | 
|  | The landlord say your rent is late, | He may have to litigate, | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. (Look at me - I'm happy.) | 
|  | C | d | F | 
|  |  | Don't worry, | be happy. | 
|  | C | 
|  | Here I give you my phone number. When you worry, call me, | 
|  | C | d | F | C | 
|  |  | Don't worry, | be happy. |  | 
  
|  | C | d | 
|  | Ain't got no cash, ain't got no style | Ain't got no gal to make you smile | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. | 
|  | C | 
|  | 'Cause when you worry your face will frown | 
|  | d | 
| And | that will bring everybody down, So | 
|  | F | C | 
| Don't | worry, be | happy. Don't worry, be happy now. | 
|  | C | d | F | C | 
|  |  | Don't worry, | be happy. | Don't worry, be happy. | 
|  | C | d | F | C | 
|  |  | Don't worry, | be happy. | Don't worry, be happy. | 
  
|  | C | d | F | C | 
|  |  | Don't worry,   don't worry, | don't do it. | Be happy. | 
| Put a smile on your face. Don't bring everybody down. |  | 
|  | C | d | F | C | 
|  |  | Don't worry. | It will soon pass, whatever it is. | Don't worry, be happy. | 
 
 64. Highway Chile
Jimi Hendrix / the Jimi Hendrix Experience (1967)
|  | e | 
|  | Yeah! His guitar slung across his back, | 
| His dusty boots is his cadillac. |  | 
| A flamin' hair just a-blowin' in the wind |  | 
| ain't seen a bed in so long, it's a sin. |  | 
|  | C7/9 | 
|  | He left home when he was seventeen, | 
| The rest of the world he was gonna see. |  | 
|  | e | 
|  | And everybody knows the boss, | 
| a rollin' stone gathers no moss. |  | 
|  | G | 
|  | Now you'd probably call him a tramp, | 
|  | A | 
|  | But it goes a little deeper than that. | 
|  | e | intro1 |  | intro1 |  | 
| He's a |  |  | highway chil | e. | Yeah! | 
  
|  | e | 
|  | Now some people say he had a girl back home | 
| who messed around and did her baby wrong. |  | 
| They tell me it kinda hurt him bad, |  | 
| Kinda made him feel pretty sad. |  | 
|  | C7/9 | 
|  | I couldn't say what went through his mind, | 
| Anyway he left the world behind. |  | 
|  | e | 
|  | Well, everybody knows the same old story: | 
| in love or war you can lose your glory. |  | 
|  | G | 
|  | Now you'd probably a-call him a tramp, | 
|  | A | 
|  | But I know it goes a little deeper than that. | 
|  | e | intro1 |  | intro1 | intro2 |  | intro2 | e | 
| He's a |  |  | highway chil | e. Walk on brother! |  | Man! |  |  | 
  
|  | C7/9 | 
|  | His old guitar slung across his back | 
| His dusty boots is his cadillac |  | 
|  | e | 
|  | Flamin' hair just a-blowin' in the wind | 
| ain't seen a bed in so long it's a sin |  | 
|  | G | 
|  | Now you'd probably a-call him a tramp | 
|  | A | 
|  | But I know it goes a little deeper than that | 
|  | e | intro1 |  | intro1 |  | intro2 | 
| He's a |  |  | highway chil | e. | Walk on brother |  | 
|  | intro2 |  | intro2 | ... | 
| Don't let no one stop you |  | Highway Child! |  |  | 
  
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 65. Memphis Underground
Herbie Mann
   C7   Bass
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D|--------------------------|
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E|-----------1--3-----------|
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| Albatross Again | 1 | 
| Am Strand von Duisburg | 2 | 
| Apache | 45 | 
| Bird on the Wire | 33 | 
| Black Magic Woman | 56 | 
| Closing Time | 40 | 
| Cornelia | 3 | 
| Dance Me To The End Of Love | 28 | 
| Das Fundament der Liebe | 4 | 
| Das Lied der betenden Witwe | 5 | 
| Die Amsel | 18 | 
| Die Gedanken sind frei | 51 | 
| Die Sehenden erblinden | 6 | 
| Don't Worry, Be Happy | 63 | 
| Ein Marmeladenbrot | 14 | 
| Everybody Knows | 34 | 
| Fever | 42 | 
| First we Take Manhattan | 30 | 
| Green, Green Grass Of Home | 54 | 
| Grüße an Lydie | 17 | 
| Hallelujah | 37 | 
| Hey Joe | 52 | 
| Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye | 38 | 
| Highway Chile | 64 | 
| Hoochie Coochie Man | 46 | 
| Horch was kommt von draußen 'rein | 57 | 
| I'm A Stranger Here | 55 | 
| I'm Your Man | 29 | 
| Ich will leben | 7 | 
| If the Day Was Any Longer | 58 | 
| It's All Over Now, Baby Blue | 43 | 
| Joan of Arc | 25 | 
| Johnny B. Goode | 44 | 
| Junge komm bald wieder | 59 | 
| Knockin' on Heaven's Door | 60 | 
| Kopf Hoch | 8 | 
| Locomotive Breath | 61 | 
| Lover Lover Lover | 23 | 
| Luise | 9 | 
| Memphis Underground | 65 | 
| Mit Dir finde ich zu mir | 19 | 
| My Brother (He's a Spiderman Fan) | 15 | 
| On a Beautiful Day | 13 | 
| Ouvertüre | 20 | 
| Ring of Fire | 47 | 
| Rockin' All Over The World | 62 | 
| Samba pa Ti | 48 | 
| Save The Last Dance For Me | 53 | 
| Schmetterling | 10 | 
| School's Out | 49 | 
| So Long, Marianne | 24 | 
| Sunny Afternoon | 41 | 
| Suzanne | 22 | 
| The Future | 31 | 
| The Guests | 27 | 
| The Partisan (La Complainte du Partisan) | 39 | 
| The Wind Cries Mary | 50 | 
| There is a War | 35 | 
| Tonight Will be Fine | 26 | 
| Tower of Song | 36 | 
| Who by Fire | 32 | 
| Widder | 11 | 
| Witten, oh Witten | 12 | 
| Wovon Ich singe | 16 | 
| You Want it Darker | 21 | 
 
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