Medley 17 - Scarborough Ukulele Players

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Medley 17When I’m Cleaning Windows . 2Yes Sir That’s My Baby . 3You Are My Sunshine . 4You're The Reason . 5Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy . 6Chains . 7Glad All Over . 8Let Her Go . 9It’s Only A Paper Moon . 10Never On Sunday . 11No Particular Place To Go . 12Pretty Flamingo . 13Shake Rattle And Roll . 14The Great Pretender . 15

When I’m Cleaning WindowsGeorge Formby[A7] I go window cleaning to [D7] earn an honest bob.[G7] For a nosey parker [C] it's an interesting [C7] job[F] Now it's a job that [F7] just suits me [Bb] a window cleaner [G7] you will be.If [F] you could see what [D7] I can see [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[F] The honeymooning [F7] couples too [Bb] you should see them [G7] bill and coo.You'd [F] be surprised at [D7] things they do [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[A7] In my profession I work hard, [D7] but I'll never stop.[G7] I'll climb this blinking ladder [C] 'til I get right to the [C7] top.[F] The blushing bride she [F7] looks divine the [Bb] bridegroom he is [G7] doin fineI'd [F] rather have his [D7] job than mine [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[F] Pyjamas lying [F7] side by side [Bb] ladies nighties [G7] I have spied.I've [F] often seen what [D7] goes inside [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[A7] In my profession I work hard, [D7] but I'll never stop.[G7] I'll climb this blinking ladder [C] 'til I get right to the [C7] top.[F] There's a famous [F7] talkie queen, [Bb] looks a flapper [G7] on the screen.She's [F] more like eighty [D7] than eighteen [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[F] She pulls her hair all [F7] down behind, then [Bb] pulls down her, [G7] nevermindAfter [F] that pulls [D7] down the blind [Db7] when I'm cleaning [F] windows.[A7] In my profession I work hard, [D7] but I'll never stop.[G7] I'll climb this blinking ladder [C] 'til I get right to the [C7] top.[F] At eight o'clock a [F7] girl she wakes, [Bb] at five past eight a [G7] bath shetakes.At [F] ten past eight my [D7] ladder breaks [Db7] when I'm cleaning F win- F dows. F2MEDLEY 17

Yes Sir That’s My BabyAl Jolson[C] Yes sir, that's my [C#0] baby[G7] No sir, don't mean maybe[G] Yes sir, that's my baby [C] now[C] Yes, ma’am, we've [C#0] decided[G] No ma'am, we ain't gonna hide it[G] Yes, ma'am, you're invited [C] nowBy the [C7] way, by the [F] wayWhen we [D7] reach the preacher I'll [G7] say, with feeling[C] Yes sir, that's my [C#0] baby[G] No sir, don't mean maybe[G] Yes sir, that's my baby [C] now[C] Yes, ma’am, we've [C#0] decided[G] No ma'am, we ain't gonna hide it[G] Yes, ma'am, you're invited [C] nowBy the [C7] way, by the [F] wayWhen we [D7] reach the preacher I'll [G7] say, with feeling[C] Yes sir, that's my [C#0] baby[G] No sir, don't mean maybe[G] Yes sir, that's my baby C/// now C G7 C3MEDLEY 17

You Are My SunshineJohnny CashPlease don’t take my (E) sunshine (A) 1,2,1234 away(A) The other night dear, as I lay sleepingI dreamed I (D) held you in my (A) armsWhen I (D) awoke dear, I was mis- (A) takenSo I bowed my (E) head and (A) cried(A) You are my sunshine, my only sunshineYou make me (D) happy when skies are (A) grayYou'll never (D) know dear, how much I (A) love youPlease don’t take my (E) sunshine (A) away(A) The other night dear, as I lay sleepingI dreamed I (D) held you in my (A) armsWhen I (D) awoke dear, I was mis- (A) takenSo I hung my (E) head and (A) cried(A) I've always loved you and made you happyAnd nothing (D) else could come (A) betweenBut now you’ve (D) left me, to love (A) anotherYou have (E) shattered all of my (A) dreams(A) You are my sunshine, my only sunshineYou make me (D) happy when skies are (A) grayYou'll never (D) know dear, how much I (A) love youPlease don't take my (E) sunshine (A) away4MEDLEY 17

You're The ReasonJohnny TillotsonYou're the [C] reason [G7] I don't sleep at [C] night [G7]I just [C] lay here at night I toss and I turn[F] Loving you so how my heart yearnsHoney [C] you're the reason [G7] I don't sleep at [C] night [G7][C] Walking the floor feeling so blue[F] Smoke cigarettes drink coffee tooHoney [C] you're the reason [G7] I don't sleep at [C] night [C7]I'm [F] betting you're not losing [C] sleep over me [C7]But [F] if I'm wrong don't fail to call[C] Come over and keep me compan- [G7] y [G7]Sometimes I [C] go for a walk take a look at the moon[F] Strum my old uke sing a love tuneHoney [C] you're the reason [G7] I don't sleep at [C] night [C][C] Walking the floor feeling so blue[F] Smoke cigarettes drink coffee tooHoney [C] you're the reason [G7] I don't sleep at [C] night [C7]I'm [F] betting you're not losing [C] sleep over me [C7]But [F] if I'm wrong don't fail to call[C] Come over and keep me company- [G7] y [G7]Sometimes I [C] go for a walk take a look at the moon[F] Strum my old uke sing a love tune [G7]Honey [C] you're the reason [G7]Honey [C] you're the reason [G7] I don't sleep at C night5MEDLEY 17

Boogie Woogie Bugle BoyThe Andrews SistersC/// C/// C/// C///He was a [C] famous trumpet man from out Chicago wayHe [C] had a boogie style that no one else could playHe was the [F] top man at his craftBut then his [C] number came up and he was gone with the draftHe's in the [G] army now, a-blowin' [F] reveilleHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C BThey [C] made him blow a bugle for his Uncle SamIt [C] really brought him down because he couldn't jamThe captain [F] seemed to understandBecause the [C] next day the cap' went out and drafted a bandAnd now the [G] company jumps when he plays [F] reveilleHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C BA- C toot, A- C toot, A- C toot-diddel-y-ada-tootHe blows it [C] eight-to-the-bar, in boogie rhythmHe [F] can't blow a note unless the bass and guitar is playin' [C] with ‘imHe makes the [G] company jump when he plays [F] reveilleHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C BHe was our boogie woogie bugle boy of [C] Company B[F] And when he plays boogie woogie bugleHe was [C] busy as a 'bzzz' beeAnd when he [G] plays he makes the company jump [F] eight-to-the-barHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C BToot-toot-toot, [C] toot-diddelyada, toot-diddelyadaToot, toot, he blows it eight-to-the-barHe [F] can't blow a note unless the bass and guitar is playin’ [C] with 'imA-a-a- [G] and the company jumps when he plays [F] reveilleHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C BHe [C] puts the boys asleep with boogie every nightAnd wakes 'em up the same way in the early brightThey clap their [F] hands and stamp their feetBecause they [C] know how he plays when someone gives him a beatHe really [G] breaks it up when he plays [F] reveilleHe's the C boogie Am woogie C bugle Am boy of Com- Am pany C B6MEDLEY 17

ChainsCarole KingC/// C/// C/// C///[C] Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chainsand they ain't the [F] kind that you can [C] seeOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeah [G][C] Chains, well I can't break away from these chainscan't run a- [F] round, 'cause I'm not [C] freeoh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve won’t let me [C] be, yeah [C7][F] Now believe me when I tell you [C] I think you're fine[F] I'd like to love you but, [G] I can't break away from all of these chains[C] Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chainsand they ain't the [F] kind that you can [C] seeOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeah [G][C] Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chainsand they ain't the [F] kind that you can [C] seeOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeah [G][C] Chains, well I can't break away from these chainscan't run a- [F] round, 'cause I'm not [C] freeoh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve won’t let me [C] be, yeah [C][F] I wanna tell you now baby, [C] your lips they look so sweet[F] you know I want to kiss you,but I [G] just can't break away from all these .[C] Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chainsand they ain't the [F] kind that you can [C] seeOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeah [G][C] Chains, my baby's got me locked up in chainsand they ain't the [F] kind that you can [C] seeoh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeah [C7][C] Chains, chains of lo- o- ve, chains of [F] lo- o- ve, chains of [C] loveOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on [C] me, yeahOh, these [G] chains of lo- o- [F7] ve got a hold on C/// me, yeah C67MEDLEY 17

Glad All OverThe Dave Clark FiveD/ G/ D/G/ You say that you D/ love me G/ say you D/ love meG/ All of the D/ timeG/ all of the D/ timeG/ You say that you D/ need me G/ say you D/ need meAnd G/ you'll always be D/ mine G/ always be D mineAnd I'm feelin', [A] glad all over.yes I'm-a, [D] glad all over.Baby, I'm [A] glad all over.so glad you're D/ mi. G/ yi. D/ yine.G/ I'll make you D/ happyG/ make you D/ happyYou'll G/ never be D/ blueG/ never be D/ blueG/ You'll have no D/ sorrowG/ have no D/ sorrowCause I'll G/ always be D/ trueG/ always be D trueAnd I'm feelin', [A] glad all over.yes I'm-a, [D] glad all over.Baby, I'm [A] glad all over.so glad you're D/ mi. G/ yi. [D] yine[Bb] Other girls may try to take me a- D/ way (G/ take me [D] away.)[G] But you know, it's by your side, I will A stay,A I A I A I will A7 stay.G/ Our love will D/ last nowG/ our love will D/ lastTill the G/ end of D/ timeG/ end of D/ timeG/ Because this D/ love nowG/ because this D/ loveWill be G/ yours and D/ mineG/ yours and D mineAnd I'm feelin', [A] glad all over.yes I'm-a, [D] glad all over.Baby, I'm [A] glad all over.so glad you're D/ mi. G/ yi. [D] yine[Bb] Other girls may try to take me a- D/ way (G/ take me [D] away.)[G] But you know, it's by your side, I will A stay,A I A I A I will A7 stay.G/ Our love will D/ last nowG/ our love will D/ lastTill the G/ end of D/ timeG/ end of D/ timeG/ Because this D/ love nowG/ because this D/ loveWill be G/ yours and D/ mineG/ yours and D mineAnd I'm feelin', [A] glad all over.yes I'm-a, [D] glad all over.Baby, I'm [A] glad all over.so glad you're D/ mi. G/ yi. D/ yine.I'm G/ so glad you're D/ mi- G/ ii- D/ ne, now.I'm G/ so glad you're D/ mi- G/ ii- D/ ne,I'm-a G/ so glad you're D mine.8MEDLEY 17

Let Her GoPassengerC/// D/// Em/// D///C/// D/// Em/// D///C///C///D///D///Em/// Em///Em/// (STOP)Well you only need the (C) light when it’s burning low (G)Only miss the (D) sun when it starts to (Em) snowOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) go D///Only know you’ve been (C) high when you’re feeling (G) lowOnly hate the (D) road when you’re missing (Em) homeOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) go(D) Strum / strum / strum (Stop) And you let her goEm/// C/// D/// Bm/// Em/// C/// D/// D///(Em) Staring at the bottom of your (C) glassHoping (D) one day you will make a dream (Bm) lastBut the dreams come (Em) slow and they go (C) so fast D/// D///You (Em) see her when you close your (C) eyesMaybe (D) one day you'll understand (Bm) whyEverything you (Em) touch surely (C) dies (D)Well you only need the (C) light when it’s burning low (G)Only miss the (D) sun when it starts to (Em) snowOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) go D///Only know you’ve been (C) high when you’re feeling (G) lowOnly hate the (D) road when you’re missing (Em) homeOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) goEm) Staring at the ceiling in the (C) darkSame old (D) empty feeling in your (Bm) heartLove comes (Em) slow and it goes (C) so fast D/// D///Well you (Em) see her when you fall a- (C) sleepBut to never to (D) touch and never to (Bm) keepBecause you loved her to (Em) muchAnd you dive (C) too deep (D)Because you only need the (C) light when it’s burning low (G)Only miss the (D) sun when it starts to (Em) snowOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) go D///Only know you’ve been (C) high when you’re feeling (G) lowOnly hate the (D) road when you’re missing (Em) homeOnly know you (C) love her when you let her (G) go(D) Strum / strum / strum (Stop) And you let her go(Em) go Ooooooo (C) ooooo (D) oooooAnd you let her (Em) go Ooooooo (C) ooooo D ooo9MEDLEY 17

It’s Only A Paper MoonTEACHING POINT: Try the run at the end of the song. To do this,form the second last C in the Bb shape, play that C, then slide to Bb,then B and finish on C.Ella FitzgeraldC/ Say, it's C#dim/ only a Dm/ paper G7/ moonDm/ sailing G7/ over a (C) cardboard sea(C7) But it wouldn't be (F) make believeIf (G7) you believed in me C/ G7/C/ Yes, it's C#dim/ only a Dm/ canvas G7/ skyDm/ hanging G7/ over a (C) muslin tree(C7) But it wouldn't be (F) make believeIf (G7) you believed in me C/ G7/With- F/ out Dm/ your (C) love,It's a Dm/ honky- G7/ tonk pa- C/ rade C7/With- F/ out Dm/ your (C) love,It's a Em7/ melody A7/ played in a D7/ penny ar- G7/ cadeC/ It's a C#dim/ Barnum and Dm/ Bailey G7/ world,Dm/ just as G7/ phony as (C) it can be(C7) But it wouldn't be (F) make believeIf (G7) you be- (G7) lieved in C/// me C Bb B C10MEDLEY 17

Never On SundayThe ChordettesA/// E7/// A/ E7/ AOh, you can kiss me on a [E7] Monday, a Monday a Monday, is very, very [A] goodOr you can kiss me on a [E7] Tuesday, a Tuesday a Tuesday, in fact I wish you [A]wouldOr you can kiss me on a [E7] Wednesday a Thursday a Friday, and Saturday is [A]bestBut never, ever on a [E7] Sunday, a Sunday a Sunday, cause that's my day of [A]rest AMost any [A] day, you can be my [E7] guest; any day you [D] say, but my day of[A] rest AJust name the day, [A] that you like the [E7] best; only stay a- [D] way, on myday of [A] rest AOh, you can kiss me on a [E7] cool day, a hot day, a wet day, which ever one you [A]chooseOr try to kiss me on a [E7] grey day, a May day, a pay day, and see if I re- [A] fuse AAnd if you make it on a [E7] bleak day, a freak day, or a week day, well you can bemy [A] guest ABut never ever on a [E7] Sunday, a Sunday, the one day, I need a little [A] rest AMost any [A] day, you can be my [E7] guest; any day you [D] say, but my day of[A] restJust name the day, that you like the [E7] best; only stay a- [D] way, on my dayof [A] rest AOh, you can kiss me on a [E7] week day, a week day, a week day, the days to be my[A] guestBut never, ever on a [E7] Sunday, a Sunday a Sunday, cause that's my day of [A]restBut never, ever on a [E7] Sunday, a Sunday a Sunday, cause that's my day of A rest11MEDLEY 17

No Particular Place To GoChuck BerryTeaching Point: Try using G, C and D7 bass riffs – not essentialRiding along in my automo- [G] bile GMy baby beside me at the [G] wheel GI stole a kiss at the turn of a [C] mile CMy curiosity running [G] wild GCrusin' and playin' the radi - [D7] o D7With no particular place to [G] go GRiding along in my automo- [G] bile GI's anxious to tell her the way I [G] feel GSo I told her softly and sin- [C] cere CAnd she leaned and whispered in my [G] ear GCuddlin' more and drivin' [D7] slow D7With no particular place to [G] go GG/// G/// G/// G/// C/// C/// G/// G/// D7/// C/// G/// G (12 Bars)No particular place to [G] go GSo we parked way out on ko-ko- [G] mo GThe night was young and the moon was [C] gold CSo we both decided to take a [G] stroll GCan you image the way I [D7] felt D7I couldn't unfasten her safety [G] belt GRiding along in my cala- [G] boose GStill trying to get her belt a- [G] loose GAll the way home I held a [C] grudge CFor the safety belt that wouldn't [G] budge GCrusin' and playing the radi- [D7] o D7With no particular place to G/// go G///G/// G/// C/// C/// G/// G/// D7/// C/// G/// G (12 Bars)12MEDLEY 17

Pretty FlamingoManfred MannG/ C/ G/ C/ G/ C/ G/C/ On our G/ block C/ all of the G/ guys C/ call her fla- [G] mingoC/ Cause her D7/ hair glows [G] like the sun C/ and her D7/ eyes can G/ lightthe C/ sky G/C/ When she G/ moves she C/ walks so G/ fine C/ like a fla- [G] mingoC/ Crimson D7/ dress that [G] clings so tight she's C/ out of D7/ reach and G/out of C/ sightG When G7/ she walks [C] by she [D7] brightens up the [G]neighbourhood [G7]Oh every [C] guy would [D7] make her his if G he just could if D7 shejust would D7Some sweet G/ day C/ I'll make her G/ mine C/ pretty fla- [G] mingoThen C/ every D7/ guy will [G] envy me cause C/ para- D7/ dise is G/ whereC/ I'll be [G]G/ C/ G/ C/ G/ C/ [G]G When G7/ she walks [C] by she [D7] brightens up the [G]neighbourhood [G7]Oh every [C] guy would [D7] make her his if G he just could if D7 shejust would D7Some sweet G/ day C/ I'll make her G/ mine C/ pretty fla- [G] mingoThen C/ every D7/ guy will [G] envy meCause C/ para- D7/ dise is G/ where C/ I'll be G/[G] Sha la la C/ la la la G/ la C/ pretty fla- [G] mingo[G] Sha la la C/ la la la G/ la C/ pretty fla- G/// mingo G13MEDLEY 17

Shake Rattle And RollBill Haley & His CometsC/// C/// C/// C//Get [C] out in that kitchen and rattle those pots and [C] pans [C7]Get [F] out in that kitchen and rattle those pots and [C] pans [C7]I [G7] want my breakfast 'cause [F] I'm a hungry [C] man [G7]I said, [C] shake, rattle and roll I said, shake, rattle and [C7] rollI said, [F] shake, rattle and roll, I said, [C] shake, rattle and rollYou [G7] never do nothin' to [F] save your doggone [C] soul [G7]You're [C] wearin' those dresses, your hair done up so [C] nice [C7]You're [F] wearin' those dresses, your hair done up so [C] nice [C7]You [G7] look so warm but your [F] heart is cold as [C] iceI said, [C] shake, rattle and roll I said, shake, rattle and [C7] rollI said, [F] shake, rattle and roll, I said, [C] shake, rattle and rollYou [G7] never do nothin' to [F] save your doggone [C] soul [G7]I said, [C] shake, rattle and roll I said, shake, rattle and [C7] rollI said, [F] shake, rattle and rollI said, [C] shake, rattle and rollYou [G7] never do nothin' to [F] save your doggone [C] soul [G7]SoftI'm like a [C] one-eyed cat peepin' in a seafood [C] store [C7]I'm like a [F] one-eyed cat peepin' in a seafood [C] store [C7]I can [G7] look at you and tell you [F] don't love me no [C] more [C7]I be- [C] lieved you were doin' me wrong, and now I [C] know [C7]I be- [F] lieved you were doin' me wrong, and now I [C] know [C7]The [G7] more I work, the [F] faster my money [C] goes [G7]I said, [C] shake, rattle and roll I said, shake, rattle and [C7] rollI said, [F] shake, rattle and roll, I said, [C] shake, rattle and rollYou [G7] never do nothin' to [F] save your doggone [C] soul [G7]I said, C shake, C rattle and C roll14MEDLEY 17

The Great PretenderThe PlattersI'm [C] lonely but no [G7] one can [C] tell. [G]O-h, [C] yes I'm the [Dm] great pre- [C] tender, [C7] (ooh, ooh).Pre- [F] tending that I'm doing [C] well, [C7] (ooh, ooh).My [F] need is [G] such I pre-[C] tend too [F] much.I'm [C] lonely but no [G7] one can [C] tell. [G]O-h, [C] yes I'm the [Dm] great pre- [C] tender, [C7] (ooh, ooh).A- [F] drift in a world of my [C] own, [C7] (ooh, ooh).I [F] play the [G] game but to [C] my real [F] shame.You've [C] left me [G7] to dream all a- [C] lone, [C7] (ooh, ooh).Too [F] real is this fee-ling of [C] make believe, (ooh, ooh).Too [F] real when I feel what my [C] heart can't con- [G] ceal.(O-h, o-h, o-h), [C] yes I'm the [Dm] great pre- [C] tender, [C7] (ooh, ooh).Just [F] laugh-ing and gay like a [C] clown, [C7] (ooh, ooh).I [F] seem to [G] be what I'm [C] not you [F] see.I'm [C] wearing my [G] heart like a [E] crown.Pre- [C] tending that [G] you're still a- [C] round, [C7] (ooh, ooh).Too [F] real is this fee-ling of [C] make be-lieve, (ooh, ooh).Too [F] real when I feel what my [C] heart can't con- [G] ceal.(O-h, o-h, o-h), [C] yes I'm the [Dm] great pre- [C] tender, [C7] (ooh, ooh).Just [F] laugh-ing and gay like a [C] clown, [C7] (ooh, ooh).I [F] seem to [G] be what I'm [C] not you [F] see.I'm [C] wearing my [G] heart like a [E] crown.re- [C] tending that [G] you're still a- F// round, F// F// F// C15MEDLEY 17

6 MEDLEY 17 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy The Andrews Sisters C/// C/// C/// C/// He was a [C] famous trumpet man from out Chicago way He [C] had a boogie style that no one else could play He was the [F] top man at his craft But then his [C] number came up and he was gone with the draft He's in the [G] army now, a-blowin' [F] reveille He's the C boogie Am woogie C b

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