Nights in white satin »« Algemeen

[G]Almost heaven, West [Em]Virginia, [D]Blue Ridge Mountains, [C]Shenandoah [G]River. [G]Life is old there, [Em]older than the trees, [D]Younger than the mountains [C]growin' like a [G]breeze (CHORUS) [G]Country Roads, take me [D]home To the [Em]place I be[C]long: West Vir[G]ginia, mountain mom[D]ma, Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads. [G]All my mem'ries [Em]gather 'round her, [D]Miner's lady, [C]stranger to blue [G]water. Dark and dusty, [Em]painted on the sky, [D]Misty taste of moonshine, [C]teardrop in my [G]eye. (CHORUS) [G]Country Roads, take me [D]home To the [Em]place I be[C]long: West Vir[G]ginia, mountain mom[D]ma, Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads. [Em]I hear her [D]voice, in the [G]mornin' hours she calls me, The radio re[C]minds me of my [G]home far [D]away, And [Em]drivin' down the [F]road I get a [C]feelin' that I [G]should have been home [D]yesterday, yester[D7]day. (CHORUS) [G]Country Roads, take me [D]home To the [Em]place I be[C]long: West Vir[G]ginia, mountain mom[D]ma, Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads. [G]Country Roads, take me [D]home To the [Em]place I be[C]long: West Vir[G]ginia, mountain mom[D]ma, Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads. Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads. Take me [C]home, Country [G]Roads.

1:FRET 3 [C] It is the [D] evening of the [F] day. [G7] [C] I sit and [D] watch the children [F] play. [G7] [G] Smiling faces [G7] I can see, [C] but not for [Am] me. [F] I sit and watch as tears go [G7] by.[c] [C] My riches [D] can't buy every[F]thing. [G7] [C] I want to [D] hear the children [F] sing. [G7] [G] All I hear [G7] is the sound [C] of rain falling [Am] on the ground. [F] I sit and watch as tears go [G7] by.[c] Solo (the same as the intro) [C] It is the [D] evening of the [C] day. [G7] [C] I sit and [D] watch the children [F] play. [G7] [G] Doing things I [G7] used to do [C] they think are [Am] new. [F] I sit and watch as tears go [G7] by.[c] 2: [G] It is the [A] evening of the [C] day. [D] [G] I sit and [A] watch the children [C] play. [D] [C] Smiling faces [D] I can see, [G] but not for [Em] me. [C] I sit and watch as tears [Em] go [D] by. [G] My riches [A] can't buy every[C]thing. [D] [G] I want to [A] hear the children [C] sing. [D] [C] All I hear [D] is the sound [G] of rain falling [Em] on the ground. [C] I sit and watch as tears [Em] go [D] by. Solo (the same as the intro) [G] It is the [A] evening of the [C] day. [D] [G] I sit and [A] watch the children [C] play. [D] [C] Doing things I [D] used to do [G] they think are [Em] new. [C] I sit and watch as tears [Em] go [D] by. [G] [A] [C] [D] [G] [A] [C] [D]

[Fret 5] 1. [Am]On a [G]wagon [Am]bound for [G]market [AM]there's a [F]calf with a [G]mournfull [Am]eye [Am]high a[G]bove him [Am]there's a [G]swallow [Am]winging [F]swifly [G]through the [Am]sky [G]How the winds are [Am]laughing, they [G]laugh with all their [Am]might(mind) [G]laugh and laugh the [C]whole [Em]day [Am]through and [Am]half the [G]summers [Am]night Chorus [G]Donna Donna Donna [Am]Donna [G]Donna Donna Donna [Am]Don [G]Donna Donna Donna [Am]Donna [G]Donna Donna Donna [Am]Don 2. Stop complaining, said the farmer, who told you a calf to be why don't you have wings to fly with like a swallow so proud and free ? 3. Calves are easily bound and slaughtered never knowing the reason why but who ever treasures freedom, like the swallow had learned to fly

PARIJS - De Franse auteur en schrijver van liedjesteksten Jacques Lanzmann is op 79-jarige leeftijd in Parijs overleden, zo heeft zijn familie bekendgemaakt. Hij schreef onder meer het liedje 'Il est cinq heures, Paris s'éveille' dat gezongen werd door Jacques Dutronc.   [Am]Je suis le dauphin de la place dauphine [C]Et la place blanche a mauvaise mine [Am]Les camions sont pleins de lait [C]Les balayeurs sont pleins de balais.   chorus:   [C]Il est 5 [E7]heures [Am]Paris s'eveill[Bm]e [E7]Paris s'eveill[Am]e.   Les travestis vont se raser Les streap-teaseuses sont rhabillees Les traversins sont ecrases Les amoureux sont fatigues.   chorus   Le cafe est dans les tasses Les cafes nettoient leurs glaces Et sur le boulevard Montparnasse La gare n'est plus qu'une carcasse.   chorus   Les banlieusards sont dans les gares A la villette on tranche le lard Paris by night regagne les cars Les boulangers font des batards.   chorus   La tour Eiffel a froid aux pieds L'Arc de Triomphe est ranime Et l'Obelisque est bien dressee Entre le nuit et la journee.   chorus   Les journaux sont imprimes Les ouvriers sont deprimes Les gens se levent ils sont brimes C'est l'heure ou je vais me coucher.   [C]Il est 5 [E7]heures [A]Paris s'evei[Bm]lle, [C]Il est 5 [E7]heures [E7]Je n'ai pas sommei[Am]l.

I [C]closed [G]my [Am]eyes, on[G]ly for a m[Dm]oment and the m[Am]oment is gone [C]All m[G]y d[Am]reams p[G]assed before my [Dm]eyes in cur[Am]iousity [G]Dust in the w[Am]ind, [G]all we are is dust in the win[Am]d   [C]same [G]old [Am]song j[G]ust a drop of wa[Dm]ter in a en[Am]dless sea [C]all [G]we [Am]do c[G]rumbles to the g[Dm]round though we re[Am]fused to see [G]Dust in the w[Am]ind, a[G]ll we are is dust in the win[Am]d   instrumentaal:   now [C]don't h[G]ang [Am]on [G]nothing last fore[Dm]ver but the e[Am]arth and sky it s[C]lips a[G]wa[Am]y al[G]l your money w[Dm]ould another m[Am]inute by [G]Dust in the [Am]wind, al[G]l we are is dust in the wi[Am]nd. all [G]we are is dust in the wi[Am]nd. D[G]ust in the wi[Am]nd,   eve[G]rything is dust In the [Am]wind. e[G]verything is dust In th[Am]e wind

G Yellow is the colour of my true loves hair C G in the morning when we rise C G in the morning when we rise D C G That's the time thats the time I love the best G Green's the colour of the sprklin' corn C G in the morning when we rise C G in the morning when we rise D C G That's the time thats the time I love the best G Mellow is the feelin' that I get C G when I see her Mm hmm C G when I see her uh - huh D C G That's the time thats the time I love the best G Freedom is a word I rarely use C G Without thinkin' mm - hmm C G without thinkin' mm -hmm D C G C G of the time of the time when I've been loved

Em D Hello darkness, my old friend, Em I've come to talk with you again, C G Because a vision soft creeping, Em C G Left it's seeds while I was sleeping, C C/G G And the vision that was planted in my brain Em Still remains D Em Within the sound of silence. Em D In restless dreams I walked alone Em Narrow streets of cobblestone, Em C G 'Neath the halo of a street lamp, Em C G I turned my collar to the cold and damp C When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon G light Em That split the night D Em And touched the sound of silence. Em D And in the naked light I saw Em Ten thousand people, maybe more. Em C G People talking without speaking, Em C G People hearing without listening, C G People writing songs that voices never share Em And no one dare D Em Disturb the sound of silence. Em D Fools said i, you do not know Em Silence like a cancer grows. Em C G Hear my words that I might teach you, Em C G Take my arms that I might reach you. C G But my words like silent raindrops fell, Em And echoed D Em In the wells of silence Em D And the people bowed and prayed Em To the neon God they made. Em C G And the sign flashed out it's warning, Em C G In the words that it was forming. Em C And the sign said, the words of the prophets C G Are written on the subway walls Em And tenement halls. D Em And whispered in the sounds of silence.

Am C G F I come from down in the valley, where mister when you're young Am C F C They bring you up to do like your daddy done F C G Am Me and Mary we met in high school, when she was just seventeen Dm C F We'd ride out of that valley down to where the fields were green Am F G C We'd go down to the river, And into the river we'd dive Am F G A Oh down to the river we'd ride Am C G F Then I got Mary pregnant, And man that was all she wrote Am C F C And for my nineteenth birthday I got a union card and a wedding coat F C G Am We went down to the courthouse, And the judge put it all to rest Dm C F No wedding day smiles no walk down in the aisle, No flowers no wedding dress Am F G C That night we went down to the river, And into the river we'd dive Am F G F On down to the river we did ride Am C G F I got a job working construction for the Johnstown Company Am C F C But lately there ain't been much work on account of the economy F Now all them things that seemed so important C G Am Well mister they vanished right into the air Dm C F Now I just act like I don't remember, Mary acts like she don't care Am C But I remember us riding in my brother's car G F Her body tan and wet down at the reservoir Am C At night on them banks I'd lie awake F C And pull her close just to feel each other breath she'd take F C Am Now those memories come back to haunt me, They haunt me like a curse Dm C Is a dream a lie if it don't come true, Or is it something worse that sends me Am F G C Down to the river though I know the river is dry, Am F G That sends me down to the river tonight Am F G C Am F G Down to the river, My baby and I, Oh down the river we'd ride Am F oh oh oh oh oh oh

Tu me [G]dis loin des [C]yeux, loin du [G]cœur Tu me dis qu'on oub[C]lie le meil[D/D7]leur Malgré [G]les hori[C]zons, Je [G]sais qu'elle m'aime encore Cette fille que [D]j'avais surnom[G]mée :   Ref.:   [G]Butterfly, my Butterfly Dans un [c]mois je revien[D]drais Butter[G]fly, my Butterfly [C]Près de [D7]toi je reste[G]rais   L'océan c'est petit, tout petit Pour deux cœurs où l'amour a grandi Malgré ce que tu dis, Tu vois qu'elle m'aime encore Cette fille que j'avais enlacée   Notre amour est si grand, oui si grand Que le ciel y tiendrait tout dedans Malgré ce que tu dis, Je sais qu'elle m'aime encore Cette fille que j'avais embrassée   Ref. 5x

E Petit, petit, petit E A D E Tout est mini dans notre vie E... Mini-moke et mini-jupe Mini-moche et lilliput Il est mini Docteur Schweitzer Mini mini ça manque d'air Mini-jupe et mini-moque Miniature de quoi j'me moque Ministère et terminus Minimum et minibus Petit, petit, petit Tout est mini dans notre vie Mini-moke et mini-jupe Mini-moche et lilliput Il est mini Docteur Schweitzer Mini mini ça manque d'air Mini, mini, mini Mini, mini, mini, mini Moi je préfère les maxis Maxi-moke et maxi-jupe Maxi-moche et maxi-pute Il est maxi Docteur Schweitzer Maxi maxi ça respire l'air Maxitère et termaxus Maximum et maxibus Maxistère et termaxus Maximum et maxibus Maxistère et termaxus

G C Je suis pour le communisme Am G Je suis pour le socialisme G C Et pour le capitalisme Am Em Parce que je suis opportuniste. Ref: . G C Il y en a qui contestent Am G Qui revendiquent et qui protestent G C Moi je ne fais qu'un seul geste Am Em Je retourne ma veste, je retourne ma veste Bm Em Toujours du bon cote. Je n'ai pas peur des profiteurs Ni meme des agitateurs J'fais confiance aux electeurs Et j'en profite pour faire mon beurre Ref Je suis de tous les partis Je suis de toutes les patries Je suis de toutes les cotteries Je suis le roi des convertis Ref Je crie vive la rivolution Je crie vive les institutions Je crie vive les manifestations Je crie vive la collaboration Ref Je l'ai tellement retournee Qu'elle craque de tous cotes A la prochaine revolution Je retourne mon pantalon

D A E 700 millions de chinois D A E Et moi et moi et moi D A E Avec ma vie, mon p'tit chez moi D A E Mon mal de tête, mon poing au foie D A E J'y pense et puis j'oublie D A E C'est la vie, c'est la vie   80 millions d'indonésiens Et moi et moi et moi Avec ma voiture et mon chien son canigou quand il aboie J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   3 ou 400 millions de Renoirs Et moi et moi et moi Qui vais au brunissoir Au sauna pour perdre du poids J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   300 millions de soviétiques Et moi et moi et moi Avec mes manies et mes tics Dans mon p'tit lit de plume d'oie J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   900 millions de crève la faim Et moi et moi et moi Avec mon régime végétarien Et tout le whisky que je m'envoie J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   500 millions de sud-américains Et moi et moi et moi Je suis tout nu dans mon bain Avec une fille qui me nettoie J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   50 millions de vietnamiens Et moi et moi et moi Le dimanche à la chasse au lapin avec mon fusil je suis le roi J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie   500 milliards de petits martiens Et moi et moi et moi Comme un con de parisien j'attend mon chèque de fin de mois J'y pense et puis j'oublie C'est la vie, c'est la vie

C F All my bags are packed, I’m ready to go C F I’m standin’ here outside your door C Am G G7 I hate to wake you up to say goodbye C F But the dawn is breakin’, it’s early morn C F The taxi’s waitin’, he’s blowin’ his horn C F G G7 Already I’m so lonesome, I could die Chorus : C F C F So kiss me and smile for me, Tell me that you’ll wait for me C Dm G7 Hold me like you’ll never let me go C F C F ’Cause I’m leavin’ on a jet plane, Don’t know when I’ll be back again C Am G7 Oh babe, I hate to go C F There’s so many times I’ve let you down C F So many times I’ve played around C Am G G7 I tell you now, they don’t mean a thing C F Every place I go, I’ll think of you C F Every song I sing, I’ll sing for you C Am G G7 When I come back, I’ll bring your wedding ring Chorus C F Now the time has come to leave you C F One more time, let me kiss you C Am Then close your eyes, I’ll be on my way C F Dream about the days to come C F When I won’t have to leave alone C Am G G7 About the times, I won’t have to say Chorus Laatste 3 regels chorus x3

(George Weiss / Bob Thiele) I see trees of green, red roses too I see them bloom for me and you And I think to myself, what a wonderful world I see skies of blue and clouds of white The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night And I think to myself, what a wonderful world The colours of the rainbow, so pretty in the sky Are also on the faces of people going by I see friends shakin' hands, sayin' "How do you do?" They're really saying "I love you" I hear babies cryin', I watch them grow They'll learn much more than I'll ever know And I think to myself, what a wonderful world Yes, I think to myself, what a wonderful world Oh yeah

Dm Am Dm Am Dm F G Am Dm Am Dm Am Dm F G Am Dm G Am G Am G Am Fm7 G Dm   [G]   Em Bm Em Bm Em G A Bm Em Bm Em Bm Em G A Bm Em A Bm A Bm A Bm Gm7 A Em   Am Em Am Em Sous quelle étoile suis-je né ? Am C D Em J'en suis encore à me le demander Am Em Am Em Je chercherai peut-être encore Am C D Em Am Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   Am Em Am Em Ai-je choisi le bon sentier ? Am C D Em J'en suis encore à me le demander Am Em Am Em Je voudrais ne pas regretter Am C D Em Am Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   D Em Je n'ai pas eu l'idée De voir le jour Je n'ai pas décidé C7M D Am Ce court instant d'amour   Sous quelle étoile suis-je né ? J'en suis encore à me le demander Je chercherai peut-être encore Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   Sur l'amour sur l'amitié Mon avis n'aura-t-il pas changé ? Seront-ils à mon chevet ? Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   Je n'ai pas eu l'idée De voir le jour Je n'ai pas décidé Ce court instant d'amour   Sous quelle étoile suis-je né ? J'en suis encore à me le demander Je chercherai peut-être encore Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   Ai-je choisi le bon sentier J'en suis encore à me le demander Je voudrais ne pas regretter Lorsque sonnera l'heure de ma mort   L'heure de ma mort, l'heure....

E A A2 A D A A4 A E C'est une poupée qui fait non, non, non, non E A A2 A D A A4 A E Toute la journée elle fait non, non, non, non A E D A A4 A E Elle est, elle est tellement jolie A E D A A4 A E Que j'en rêve la nuit C'est une poupée qui fait non, non, non, non Toute la journée elle fait non, non, non, non Personne ne lui a jamais appris Qu'on pouvait dire oui Sans même écouter elle fait non, non, non, non Sans me regarder elle fait non, non, non, non Pourtant je donnerais ma vie Pour qu'elle dise oui Pourtant je donnerais ma vie Pour qu'elle dise oui Mais c'est une poupée qui fait non, non, non, non Toute la journée elle fait non, non, non, non Personne ne lui a jamais appris Qu'on pouvait dire oui Oh, non, non, non, non non, non, non, non Elle fait non, non, non, non

When you're [C]weary, [F]feelin' [C]small, [F]When tears are [C]in your [F]eyes, I'll [C]dry them [F]all;[C] [F]I'm [C]on your [G]side. [G7]Oh, when times get [C]rough [C7]And friends just [F]can't [D]be [G]found, Like [C7]a [F]bridge over [C]troubled [A7]water [F] I will [E]lay me [Am]down. Like [C7]a [F]bridge over [C]troubled [A7]water [F] I will [G7]lay me [C]down. When you're down and out, When you're on the street, When evening falls so hard I will comfort you. I' ll take your part. When darkness comes And pains is all around, Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Sail on silvergirl, Sail on by. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine. If you need a friend I' m sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind. Like a bridge over troubled water [F]I will [E]ease [Am]your [D7]mind[C].[F][Fm][C]

Daddy, daddy, come and look See what I have found A little ways away from here While digging in the ground Come away melinda Come in and close the door Its nothing, just a picture-book They had before the war Daddy, daddy, come and see Daddy, come and look Why, theres four or five Little melinda girls Inside my picture book Come away melinda Come in and close the door There were lots of little girls like you Before they had the war Oh daddy, daddy, come and see Daddy, hurry do Why, theres someone In a pretty dress Shes all grown up like you Wont you tell me why Come away melinda Come in and close the door That someone is your mummy You had before the war Daddy, daddy, tell me if you can Why cant things be The way they were Before the war began Come away melinda Come in and close the door The answer lies in yesterday Before they had the war

D C G D D C G D If I.. were a carpenter and you were a lady, D C G D would you marry me anyway? Would you have my baby? D C G D If a tinker were my trade would you still love me? D C G D Carrying the pots I made following behind me. C D G D Save my love through loneliness, Save my love for sorrow, D C G D I'm given you my ownliness, Come give your tomorrow. If I worked my hands in wood, Would you still love me? Answer me babe, "Yes I would, I'll put you above me." If I were a miller, at a mill wheel grinding, would you miss your colored blouse, your soft shoe shining? Chorus If I.. were a carpenter and you were a lady, would you marry me anyway? Would you have my baby? would you marry me anyway? Would you have my baby?