OpenBook (c)

An open source Jazz real book

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Lilypond version: 2.20.0
Number of tunes: 151



 



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Table of Contents
500 Miles High / Chick Corea 5
A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You / Joseph Meyer, Billy Rose, Al Dubin 6
A Day In The Life Of A Fool / Luiz Bonfa, Carl Sigman 7
A Fine Romance / Jerome Kern, Dorothy Fields 8
A Foggy Day / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 9
A Night In Tunisia / John 'Dizzy' Gillespie, Frank Paparelli 10
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square / Manning Sherwin, Eric Maschwitz 11
Afternoon in Paris / John Lewis 12
Alice In Wonderland / Sammy Fain, Bob Hilliard 13
All Of Me / Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks 15
All Or Nothing At All / Arthur Altman, Jack Lawrence 16
All The Things You Are / Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II 18
Alone Together / Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz 19
Always / Irving Berlin 20
Among My Souvenirs / Horatio Nicholls, Edgar Leslie 21
Angel Eyes / Matt Dennis, Earl Brent 22
As Time Goes By / Herman Hupfeld 23
Au Privave / Charlie Parker 24
Autumn In New York / Vernon Duke 25
Autumn Leaves / Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prevert, Johnny Mercer 26
Bessies's Blues / John Coltrane 27
Bewitched / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 28
Billie's Bounce / Charlie Parker 29
Blue Bossa / Kenny Dorham, Joan Cartwright 30
Blue In Green / Miles Davis, Bill Evans 31
Blue Monk / Thelonius Monk 32
Blue Room / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 33
Blue Skies / Irving Berlin 34
Blue Trane / John Coltrane 35
Blues For Alice / Charlie Parker 36
Bluesette / Jean 'Toots' Thielemans, Norman Gimbel 37
Body And Soul / John Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton 39
But Beautiful / Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen 40
But Not For Me / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 41
Bye Bye Blackbird / Ray Henderson, Mort Dixon 42
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man / Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein III 43
Caravan / Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol, Irving Mills 44
Chega De Saudade / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius DeMoraes, John Hendricks, Jessie Cavanaugh 45
Cocktails For Two / Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow 47
Come Rain Or Come Shine / Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer 48
Could It Be You / Cole Porter 49
Cry Me A River / Arthur Hamilton 50
Dancing on the Ceiling / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 51
Darn That Dream / Jimmy Van Heusen, Eddie DeLange 52
Desafinado / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonca, Jon Hendricks, Jessie Cavanaugh 53
Donna Lee / Charlie Parker 55
Don't Blame Me / Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields 56
Don't Explain / Billie Holiday, Arthur Herzog, Jr. 57
Don't Get Around Much Anymore / Duke Ellington, Bob Russell 58
Doxy / Sonny Rollins 59
Easy Living / Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin 60
Easy To Love / Cole Porter 61
Epistrophy / Thelonius Monk 62
Flamingo / Ted Grouya, Ed Anderson 63
Fly Me To The Moon / Bart Howard 64
Gentle Rain / Louis Bonfa, Matt Dubey 65
Giant Steps / John Coltrane 66
Gloria's Step / Scott LaFaro 67
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Green Dolphin Street / Bronislau Kaper, Ned Washington 68
Greensleeves / Traditional 69
Guilty / Gus Kahn, Harry Akst, Richard A. Whiting 70
Hallelujah I Love Him (Her) So / Ray Charles 71
Have you met Miss Jones? / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 72
Heart And Soul / Frank Losser, Hoagy Carmichael 73
Here's That Rainy Day / James Van Heusen, Johnny Burke 74
Honeysuckle Rose / Thomas 'Fats' Waller, Andy Razaf 75
How Deep Is the Ocean / Irving Berlin 76
How High The Moon / Morgan Lewis, Nancy Hamilton 77
How Insensitive / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vincius De Moraes, Norman Gimbel 78
I Can't Give You Anything But Love / Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields 79
I Concentrate On You / Cole Porter 80
I Could Have Danced All Night / Frederick Loewe, Alan Jay Lerner 81
I Could Write A Book / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 82
I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire / Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin 83
I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward 84
I Left My Heart In San Francisco / Geroge Cory, Douglass Cross 85
I Love You / Cole Porter 86
If You Could See Me Now / Tadd Dameron, Carl Sigman 87
I'll Be Seeing You / Irving Kahal, Sammy Fain 88
I'll Close My Eyes / Billy Reid, Buddy Kaye 89
I'll Never Smile Again / Ruth Lowe 90
I'll Remember April / Don Raye, Gene De Paul, Pat Johnson 91
I'm Beginning To See The Light / Harry James, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Don George 92
I'm Sitting On Top Of The World / Ray Handerson, Sam M. Lewis and Joel Young 93
Isn't It Romantic / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 94
It Might As Well Be Spring / Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II 95
It Never Entered My Mind / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 96
Just Friends / John Klenner, Sam M. Lewis 97
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 98
Like Someone In Love / Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen 99
Lost In The Stars / Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson 100
Love For Sale / Cole Porter 101
Lullaby of birdland / George Shearing, George David Weiss 103
Misty / Errol Garner, Johnny Burke 104
Moonlight in Vermont / Karl Suessdorf, John Blackburn 105
My Favorite Things / Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II 106
My Foolish Heart / Victor Young, Ned Washington 108
My Funny Valentine / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 109
My One And Only Love / Guy Wood, Robert Mellin 110
My Romance / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 111
My Ship / Kurt Weil, Ira Gershwin 112
Nature Boy / Eben Ahbez 113
Nice Work If You Can Get It / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 114
Night And Day / Cole Porter 115
Now's The Time / Charlie Parker 116
Ol' Man River / Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II 117
Once I Loved / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius DeMoraes, Ray Gilbert 118
One By One / Wayne Shorter 119
One Note Samba / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Newton Mendonca 120
Opus One / Sy Oliver 121
Orchids In The Moonlight / Vincent Youmans, Gus Kahn, Edward Eliscu 122
Ornithology / Charlie Parker, Benny Harris 123
Polka Dots And Moonbeams / Jimmy Van Heusen, Johnny Burke 124
Poor Butterfly / Raymond Hubbell, John L. Golden 125
Prelude To A Kiss / Duke Ellington, Irving Gordon and Irving Mills 126
Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees 127
Red Sails In The Sunset / Hugh Williams, Jimmy Kennedy 128
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'Round Midnight / Cootie Williams, Thelonious Monk, Bernie Hanighen 129
Satin Doll / Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Johnny Mercer 130
Serenade To A Cuckoo / Roland Kirk 131
Solar / Miles Davis 132
Someday My Prince Will Come / Frank Churchill, Larry Morey 133
Someone To Watch Over Me / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 134
Somewhere, Over The Rainbow / Harold Arlen, Edgar Yipsel 'Yip' Harburg 135
St. Thomas / Sonny Rollins 136
Stella By Starlight / Victor Young, Ned Washington 137
Stormy Weather / Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler 138
Strang Fruit / Lewis Allan 139
Strangers In The Night / Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder 140
Summertime / George Gershwin, DuBose Heyward 141
Take Five / Paul Desmond 142
Take the 'A' Train / Billy Strayhorn, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Joya Sherrill 143
Tenderly / Walter Gross, Jack Lawrence 144
That's All / Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes 145
The Girl From Ipanema / Antonio Carlos Jobim, Vincius De Moraes, Norman Gimbel 146
The Man I Love / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 147
(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over / Allie Wrubel, Herb Magidson 148
The Nearness Of You / Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington 149
The Shadow of Your Smile / Johnny Mandel, Paul Francis Webster 150
The Things We Did Last Summer / Sammy Chan, Jule Styne 151
The Way You Look Tonight / Jerome Kern, Dorothy Fields 152
There Will Never Be Another You / Harry Warren, Mack Gordon 154
They All Laughed / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 155
They Can't Take That Away From Me / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 156
This Can't Be Love / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 157
Unforgettable / Irving Gordon 158
Waltz For Debby / Bill Evans, Gene Lees 159
Watermelon Man / Herbie Hancock 160
What A Diff'rence A Day Made / Maria Grever, Stanley Adams 161
What A Wonderful World / George David Weiss, Bob Thiele 162
When I Fall In Love / Victor Young, Edward Heyman 163
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500 Miles High
Music by Chick Corea
Samba

Allegro ( = 168)

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Some day you'll look in to her eyes Then there'll be no
You'll see just one look and you'll know She's so ten der
Be sure that you love stays so free Then it nev er

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good byes And yes ter day will have
and warm You'll re cog nise this is
can die Just re a lise this is
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gone And you'll find yourself in a
love And you'll find yourself on a
truth And above the skies you will













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no ther space 500 mi les high
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500 mi les high

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A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You
Lyrics by Billy Rose, Al Dubin Music by Joseph Meyer
Moderato
Andante ( = 88)
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A Cup of Cof fee a sand wich and you, A co zy

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cor ner, a ta ble for two, A chance to

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whis per and cud dle and coo With lots of

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hug gin' and kiss in' in view I don't need

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mus ic lob ster or wine. When ev er

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your eyes look in to mine The things I
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long for are sim ple and few; A cup of
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cof fee, a sand wich and you! A cup of you!

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A Day In The Life Of A Fool
Manha De Carnaval / Black Orpheus
Lyrics by Carl Sigman Music by Luiz Bonfa
Slow Bossa Nova
A
Moderato ( = 120)
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A Day In The Life Of A Fool, a

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sad and a long, lone ly day, I walk the

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av e nue and hope I'll run in to the wel come
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sight of you com ing my way. I

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stop just a cross from your door but

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you're nev er home an y more.

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So


back to my room


and


the

there in gloom I

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cry tears of good bye. 'Til you
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come back to me, that's the way it will be ev 'ry day in the life of a fool.

Copyright © 1959 by Nouvelles Editions Meridian

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A Fine Romance
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Music by Jerome Kern
Moderately
Presto ( = 196)

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A Fine Ro mance with no kis es! A
Fine Ro mance my good fel low! You
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Fine Ro mance, my friend, this is! We
take ro mance, I'll take jel lo! You're
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3
should be like a cou ple of hot to ma toes, but
calm er than the seal in the Arc tic O cean, at

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you're as cold as yes ter day's mashed po ta toes. A
least they flap their fins to ex press e mo tion. A
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Fine Ro mance you won't nest le. A
Fine Ro mance with no quar rels, With

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Fine Ro mance, you won't wrest le! I
no in sults, and all mor als! I've
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might as well play bridge with my old maid aunts! I have n't got a
nev er mussed the crease in your blue serge pants! I nev er get the
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chance. This is A Fine Ro mance. A
chance. This is A Fine Ro mance.

Copyright © 1936 T.B. Harms Company. Copyright Renewed.

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A Foggy Day
From 'A Damsel In Distress'
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Medium Swing
Allegro ( = 130)
A F Am7
5 D7

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A Fog gy Day in Lon don town
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had me low and had me down.
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I viewed the morn ing with a larm, the
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Brit ish Mu se um had lost its charm. How

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long I won dered could this thing last? But the


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age of mir a cles had n't passed, for



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sud den ly, I saw you there and through


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fog gy Lon don town the sun was shin ing ev 'ry
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where. A where.

Copyright © 1937, Gershwin Publishing Corporation

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A Night In Tunisia
Music by John 'Dizzy' Gillespie, Frank Paparelli
Bright Swing
Allegro ( = 130)

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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
Lyrics by Eric Maschwitz Music by Manning Sherwin
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)

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That cer tain night, the night we met there was ma gic a broad in the air, there were
strange it ws, how sweet and strange. There was nev er a dream to com pare with that


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an gels din in at the Ritz, and A Nigh in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square.
ha zy, cra zy night we met, when A Night in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square.

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I may be right, I may be wrong, but I'm per fect ly will ing to swear that
This heart of mine beat loud and fast like a mer ry go round in a fair. For

 
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when you turn'd and smiled at me A Night in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square.
we were dan cing cheek to cheek and A Night in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square.


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The moon that lin gered o ver Lon don

town,
 Puz zled moon,
poor he wore a frown.
When dawn came steal ing up all gold and blue to in ter rupt our ren dez vous,

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How could he know we two were so in love. The whole darn world seemed up side down, the
I still re mem ber how you smiled and said "was that a dream of was it true?" our

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streets of town were paved with stars. It was such a ro man tic af fair, and
home ward step was just as light as the tap dan cing feet of As taire and
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as we kiss'd and said "good night" A Night in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square. How
like an e cho far a way A Night in gale Sang In Ber k'ley Square.

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Square. I know, 'cause I was there that night in Ber k'ly Square.

Copyright © 1951, Bourne Co. Copyright Renewed.

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Afternoon in Paris
Music by John Lewis
Swing
A
Allegro ( = 130)
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Copyright © 1955 and Renewal of Copyright 1983 by MJQ Music, Inc.

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Alice In Wonderland
Lyrics by Bob Hilliard Music by Sammy Fain
Med.
Allegro ( = 130)



A

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C F
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A lice In Won der land
When clouds go rol ling by

 
7 5 7 7 7





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How do you get to won der land
They roll a way and leave the sky



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O ver the hill or un der land or
Where is the land be yond the eye That
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just be hind the tree
peo ple can not see And

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where do stars go

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Where is the sil ver cre scent moon



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5
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They must be some where



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in the sun ny af ter noon



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A lice In Won der land

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Where is the path to won der land

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O ver the hill or here or there I
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real ly won der where

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All Of Me
Lyrics and Music by Seymour Simons, Gerald Marks
Mod. Swing
Allegro ( = 168)
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All of me why not take all of me


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Can't you see I'm no good with out you

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Take my lips I want to lose them

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Take my arms I'll ne ver use them
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Your good bye left me with eyes that cry


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How can I get a long with out you


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You took the part that once was my heart So

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Dm C (E dim Dm G)
 

 
why not take all of me

Copyright © 1931 Bourne Co. Copyright Renewed

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All Or Nothing At All
Lyrics by Jack Lawrence Music by Arthur Altman
Moderately Slow

A Allegro ( = 168)
Am7 Am6
   
Am 3

 
All, Or Noth ing At All.


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Half a love nev er


ap pealed to me.


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If your heart nev er could yield to me, then I'd




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rath er have noth ing at all!
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All Or Noth ing At All!


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If it's love, there is no in be tween.


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Why be gin, then cry for some thing that might have been. No, I'd
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rath er have noth ing at all. But,
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please, don't bring your lips so close to my cheek. Don't
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smile or I'll be lost be yond re call. The
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kiss in your eyes, the touch of your hand makes me weak, And my
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heart may grow diz zy and fall. And if I
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fell un der the spell of your call.
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I would be caught in the un der tow.

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So, you see, I've got to say: No! No!

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All Or Noth ing At All!

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All The Things You Are
From 'Very Warm For May'
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Music by Jerome Kern
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)

Fm7 B m7 7

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You are the prom ised kiss of spring time That

7
D G C



 
makes the lone ly win ter seem long.

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You are the breath less hush of eve ning That

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trem bles on the brink of a love ly song. You are the



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an gel glow that lights a star. The dear est

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things I know are what you are.

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Some day my hap py arms will hold you, And

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some day I'll know that mo ment di vine, When

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All The Things You Are, are mine.

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Alone Together
Lyrics by Howard Dietz Music by Arthur Schwartz
Ballad
Allegro ( = 130)
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A lone To geth er; be yond the crowd.
A lone To geth er; the blind ing rain

 
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a bove the world, we're not

too proud to
The star less night, we're not in vain; For

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cling to geth er.

Were strong As long as we're to
we're to geth er, and what is there to fear to

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geth er A
geth er. Our

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love is as deep as the sea, Our


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love is as great as a love can be, And

   
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A7 9

 
Em Dm









we can wea ther the great un known,



7 7


(Em7
5

A 7)

Dm B A Dm





 
  


If we're A lone To geth er. A

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Always
Lyrics and Music by Irving Berlin
Waltz
Andante ( = 88)
F


A

43


  


I'll be lov ing you, Al ways
7
C F





 


With a love that's true, Al ways


7





F F A








When the things you've planned Need a help ing hand,
7 7


E A C








I will un der stand, Al ways, Al ways.
7 7
B F F F /F F7/E F7/E


 





Days may not be fair, Al ways


Cm

 
7
D Gm






That's when I'll be there, Al ways.

Gm B m F G9










Not for just and hour, Not for just a day,
1. 2.
C7 F C7 F







 
  


Not for just a year, But Al ways. Al ways.

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Among My Souvenirs
Lyrics by Edgar Leslie Music by Horatio Nicholls
Moderately
Andante ( = 88)
C7

9 Fm7 7 59

A E B B E














There's no thing left for me; of days that used to be

E





7 7 7



E /G G dim Fm B E







I live in mem o ry A mong My Sou ve nirs.

7 9 7 7 59

A E C Fm B B E














Some let ters tied to blue, a pho to graph or two,

7 7 9



E E /G G dim Fm B E



I see a rose from you A mong My Sou ve nirs.





B E 7 6 7 7 59

A Fm B B E









A few more to kens rest with in my trea sure chest,
7
Ddim7 G7 Cm7 F9 7 5

E B B






 


 
and tho' they do their best to give me con so la tion.

7 9 7 7 59

A E C Fm B B E














I count them all a part, And as the tear drops start,
1. 2.











 

E E /G G dim7 Fm7 B 9
E Cm7 Fm B 7
E A m6 E


I find a bro ken heart A mong My Sou ve nirs.

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22
Angel Eyes
Lyrics by Earl Brent Music by Matt Dennis
Slow Blues
Andante ( = 88)
Am7
5

5 Dm11

Cm7 A 7/C Cm6 A 9/C Cm9 13
G7

A E A






 






 



3




Try to think that love's not a round still it's un com fort 'bly near.
An gel Eyes that old dev il sent, they glow un bear a bly bright.
1.

9 2.Cm


9
9

Cm9 A 7/C Cm6 A 9/C D7 9
A G7 Cm7 A 9
G7























 
My old heart ain't gain in' no ground be cause my An gel Eyes ain't here. So
Need I say that my love's mis spent, mis spent with An gel Eyes to night.


9

B B m9 7 9 9
F7 B m9 7 9 9 9


E A E A D
















 der









drink up all you peo ple, or an y thing you see. Have



7


Am9 D7 9 9
C m7 5
Dm7 G7 5


G C F





















fun,
 you hap py peo ple the drink and the laugh's on me.




5 G7

Cm 
A 9 7 6 9 9 7 5
Dm7 G7






A /C Cm A /C Cm Am







3
 









Par don me, but I got ta run, the fact's un com mon ly clear.
9 7 6 9
7 9 9 7 5 9
G7 5

  
Cm A /C Cm A /C D A G Cm Cm/B A Cm
































Got ta find who's now "Num ber One" and why my An gel Eyes ain't here. 'Scuse me while I di s ap pear.

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As Time Goes By
Lyrics and Music by Herman Hupfeld
Ballad
Andante ( = 76)

 
7 7
B m6 7 6
Fm7

F dim7 Gm7

A Fm





B B E


















You must re mem ber this A kiss is still a kiss

A sigh is still a sigh The
And when two lov ers woo They still say: "I love you" On that you can re ly No

F






7 1. 2.
Fm7 B 7
E Fm7 B 7
E 6
B m7 E 7






   



fun da men tal things app ly As Time Goes By And
mat ter what the fu ture brings As Time Goes By

B A C7











Fm Adim















Moon light and love songs- nev er out of date Hearts full of pas sion- jea lou sy and hate

Cm
A







7 7 7 7


F B B dim B









 

Wo men needs man- and man must have his mate That no one can de ny It's

B




7 7 6 7 6 7 7 7


A
Fm B B m E Fm F dim Gm

















still the same old sto ry A fight for love and glo ry

A case of do or die The

F





7

Gm7 C7 Fm7 B 7
E
6
D 7
E 6
(B 7) 




  

world will al ways wel come lov ers As Time Goes By

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Au Privave
Music by Charlie Parker
Upbeat Swing
Prestissimo ( = 220)
F7

7 7























   






A A dim F Gm Cm F

B 7
F7   D7
















Am


 



1. 2.
Gm




C7 F7 D7  Gm C7 G7 C7








 
 









A F7 B7


 
Cm

















B 7






F



D7
















3


 




3



Gm C7








F7 Gm C7










 
3

7 7
F7 F7 5


 









A F B































7
B F7 Am D7


























Gm C7 F7 Gm C7

























  



 






3











A F
7
 B 7 3
 
F7 Cm
F




7






















  
 
B 7 Lay Back F7 Am D7












  















3

 








C7 F7  C7


















Gm Gm



   





3





F7





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Autumn In New York
Lyrics and Music by Vernon Duke
Brightly
Andante ( = 76)
Gm7 Am7 6
C7 Gm7 Am7 D7

9



 
B F


A





 


 

Au tumn In New York, why does it seem so in vit ing?
Au tumn In New York, the gleam ing roof tops at sun down.

Am7
5



 
Gm7 Am7 6
C7 D7


B





 


 

Au tumn In New York, it spells the thrill of first night ing.
Au tumn In New York, it lifts you up when you're run down.

  B m7
 Dm7
5
7 7
B Gm

E A








 










  
Glit ter ing crowds and shim mer ing clouds in can yons of steel, they're
Jad ed rou es and gay di vor cees who lunch at the Ritz will

 
Cm 7
Dm 7
G

7 9
C C 7
C7 5






     

mak ing me feel I'm home. It's
tell you that "it's di vine!" This
7
Am7 6
C7 Gm7 Am7 D7

9 D 7

 
A Gm B F





 



 
Au tumn In New York, that brings the pro mise of new love;
Au tumn In New York, trans forms the slums in to May fair;

7 7 6 7 6
A m7 7




 
Cm Dm E m F B m G









 
Au tumn In New York is of ten min gled with pain.
Au tumn In New York, you'll need no cas tles in Spain.
7 7 7
D 
7 7

C Fm C Fm A A D A















Dream ers with emp ty hands may sigh for ex ot ic lands; It's
Lov ers that bless the dark on bench es in Cen tral Park greet

C7 
Gm7 Am7 B m6

9

Fm
















Au tumn In New York, it's good to live it a gain.
Au tumn In New York, it's good to live it a gain.

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Autumn Leaves
Les Feuilles Mortes
Lyrics by Jacques Prevert, Johnny Mercer Music by Joseph Kosma
Med. Jazz

 Allegro ( = 130) A Am7


D7


 


 

G C

The fall ing leaves drift by the win dow, The Au tumn

 F m


7 5
B 7
Em
 
 







Leaves, of red and gold. I see your

 Am
A7
D7
 
 

G C







lips, the sum mer kiss es, The sun burned

 F m


7 5
B 7
Em Am Em
 








hands I used to hold. Since you


B F
m

7 5
B 7
Em










went

a way the days grow long, And soon I'll

 Am7 D7


E7 9


G
 


 




hear old win ter's song. But I

 F
m




7 5
B

7 9
Em Em/D C m
7 5
C



  
 
miss you most of all my dar ling, When

F m 7
5

B7

9

Em Am Em

 





Au tumn Leaves start to fall.

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Bessies's Blues
Music by John Coltrane
Blues
Presto ( = 200)
 
A

7 7 7
E A E
 




























7
 
7
  
 







A E
























7 7 7 7

B A E B



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Bewitched
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Moderately Slow
Moderato ( = 100)
A C

C dim7 Dm7

D dim7 C E7 F

F dim7




















I'm wild a gain, be guiled a gain, a sim per ing, whim per ing child a gain, Be
7 7 7 7 7
C D G A Dm G







 
witched, both ered and be wild ered am I.
A C

C dim 7
Dm

D dim 7
C E7 F

F dim7


















Could n't sleep, and would n't sleep, when love came and told me I should n't sleep, Be

C D7 G7 C7 F A7







  
witched, both ered and be wild ered am I.
B Dm Am












Lost my heart, but what of it? He is cold I a gree,


G7 Em7 A7 9
Dm7 G7









Dm




he can laugh, but I love it, al though the laugh's on me. I'll
A C

C dim7 Dm

D dim7 C E7 F

F dim7

















sing to him, each spring to him, and long for the day when I'll cling to him, Be
1. 2.
D7 G7 Dm7 G7

C Dm C Am C F C







 


witched, both ered and be wild ered am I. I'm I.

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Billie's Bounce
Music by Charlie Parker
Blues
A
Allegro ( = 130)
F7 
C7 F7

7
Bdim7
  
B









 


 

























 


F7 B 7
F7











 
3












D7 C7 F7 D7






 





Am Gm



 



3

 C7 
B F7








 



Gm











3





F7 3 Cm F7 B 7









 


7
B F7 Am D7

































C7 F7
  



Gm








3

C
7


(Last 12 Bars are transcribed from Charlie Parker Solo - The Savoy Recordings)

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30
Blue Bossa
Lyrics by Joan Cartwright Music by Kenny Dorham
Bossa Nova
Allegro ( = 150)


7
A Cm Fm7



 

 

A place in side my heart Is where you live
Nights of moon lit skies A gen tle kiss
The thought of how we met Still lin gers on

Dm







7 5
G 7
Cm 7


 

 
Mem ories of our

start The love you give
Some thing in your eyes Fills me with bliss
How can I for get That mag ic dawn

E m7 
7



A D


 










Days when we're a lone And you are in my arms
Hold me in your arms And then I will re call
All the warm de sire The fi re in your touch
1.--2. 3.

Dm7
5 G7  Cm7 Dm7
5 G7 Cm7








 
  
The blue ness of the true ness of our love
The blue ness of the true ness of our love The
The blue ness of the true ness of our love

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Blue In Green
Music by Miles Davis, Bill Evans
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)
A
9

lyd
A7 9
Dm9 7
Cm9 F7 A7 5 9

 
B D B
  













9 Dm6 9
Dm6 9 E7

5 9
Am9 Dm9 lyd
A7 9
A7
 
B
 





 


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Blue Monk
Music by Thelonius Monk
Blues
Allegro ( = 130)
7
F7 7

A B E B B B









  
















E Edim7






B F7 B






3













F
7
(F7)

B






















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Blue Room
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Jazz
Allegro ( = 130)
A F6 Dm7 Gm7 C7 Dm7 Gm7 C7

 
F
  









We'll have a blue room, A new room, For two room, Where
Not like a ball room, A small room, A hall room, Where
1. 2.


F7 Gm7 F6 G7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7




F B F F













 


ev' ry day's a ho li day Be cause you're mar ried to me.
I can smoke my pipe a way With your wee head u pon my knee.
B C7







 



F





We will thrive on, Keep a live on, Just not hing but kis ses,

7 7 7 7 7 7
C7

C Gm C Dm G Gm

  






With Mis ter and Mis sus On lit tle blue chairs.

A F6 C7 Dm7 Gm7 C7


F










You sew your trous seau, And Ro bin son Cru soe Is


F F7 B Gm7 F Gm7 C7 F















not so far from world ly cares As our blue room far a way up stairs.

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34
Blue Skies
Lyrics and Music by Irving Berlin

A Andante
Am
( = 88)
E+/G
C/G D9/F
Fm
  









Blue Skies smil ing at me, noth ing but
9


C/G F G+ C
 


 
blue skies do I see.
A Am E+/G
C/G D9/F
Fm
  







Blue birds sing ing a song, noth ing but
9


C/G F G+ C
  



blue birds all day long.
B
C Fm C Fm C Fm C















Nev er saw the sun shin ing so bright, nev er saw things going so right.

C Fm C Fm C G7 C E7





3





 








Not ic ing the days hur ry ing by, when you're in love, my how they fly by.
A Am E+/G
C/G D9/F
Fm
  







Blue days all of them gone, noth ing but
9

C/G F G+ C
 


 
blue skies from now on.

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Blue Trane
Music by John Coltrane
Fiercly
Allegro ( = 130)
A Cm

 



  



7
B Fm7 B 7
Cm B m7 E 7
















Fm7 7
Am7 D7
   
Fm B Cm
















 

Cm7
5
1. 2.
Fm7 7
Fm7 7


Gm B Cm B Cm


 










 
Fine

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Blues For Alice
Music by Charlie Parker
Jazz
Allegro ( = 130)
F Em7
5 A7

9 Dm7 G7 Cm7 F7





 3



























A


3


B
m


7 7 7 7 7 7 7
B E Am D A m D






































Gm7









7
Dm7 Gm7 C7



C F











3
 

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Bluesette
Lyrics by Norman Gimbel Music by Jean 'Toots' Thielemans
Moderate Waltz
Allegro ( = 168)
F m 7
5

B7

9 Em7 A7

9 Dm7 G7

A G

 43





  

 
 

Poor lit tle, sad lit tle blue Blues ette, don't you cry, don't you fret.
Long as there's love in your heart to share, dear Blues ette, don't des pair

 C6 Cm7



F9


B m7



9

 
C B E
 










  
You can bet one luck y day you'll wak en and your blues will be for sak en.
Some blue boy is long ing, just like you to find a some one to be true to.

Am7
5


 D7 9 Bm7 7
A A B Am7 D7











 
  

One luck y day love ly love will come your way.
Two lov ing arms he can nest le in and stay.


A G
7 5
7 7
A7 Dm7 G7

 
F m B Em






 









Get set, Blues ette, true love is com ing. Your trou bled heart soon will be hum ming.

 C6 Cm7 F7 6
B m7 9

C B B E
  







  


















 
Hum

 Am7
5





















7 9
A D Bm7 B 7
Am7 D7


3
  
Doo ya, doo ya, doo ya, doo ya, doo ya, doo ya, Doo oo oo Blues ette.

 F m 7
5
A G
B7 Em7 A7 Dm7 G7
 




 




 




 





Pret ty lit tle Blues ette must n't be a mourn er. Have you heard the news yet? Love is 'round the cor ner.


C6 Cm7 F7 6 7 7













C B B B E


















Love wrapped in rain bows and tied with pink rib bon to make your next spring time your gold wed ding ring time. So,


A Am7
5 D7 Bm7 7
Am7 D7













B
 



 
 



 
dry your eyes. Don't cha pout, don't cha fret, good y good times are com ing, Blues ette.


A G F m 7
5

B7

9 Em7 A7

9 Dm7 G7



  




 
 

Long as there's love in your heart to share, dear Blues ette, don't des pair.

 C6 Cm7



F9


B m7



9

 
C B E
 










  
Some blue boy is long ing, just like you, to find a some one to be true to.
38

 Am7
5

D9

Bm7
 
E7


E7 5
E7







A







One luck y day love ly love will come your way. That mag ic

 Am 
7
D7 D7 9
D9 Bm7 Am7 A
  

G G



  
 
day may just be to day.

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Body And Soul
Lyrics by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton Music by John Green
Slowly, with expression
Andante ( = 80)


A E m7 B 9
E m7 A 7
D  G 7


Fm7


Edim7


 




 









My heart is sad and lone ly, for you I sigh, for you, dear, on ly.
I spend my days in long ing and won d'ring why it's me you're wrong ing,
my life a wreck you're mak ing, you know I'm yours for just the tak ing;
1. 2.
7 7

7 5 7 7 7 7 5 6
D 7 7 9 6
Em7 A7

E m E m /D Cm F B m E m A D Fm B







   

   
3 To Coda









 
Why have n't you seen it? I'm all for you, Bod y And Soul!
I tell you I mean it, I'm all for you, Bod y And Soul!
I'd glad ly sur ren der my self to you, Bod y And

 D
B  7  D/F

  7
C7  


F m7 Bm7 Em7 A7








Em Gm D





 









I can't be lieve it, it's hard to con ceive it that you'd turn a way ro mance.

Dm7 G9 C E dim7 Dm7 G7 G7 5

C9 B9 B 9
E9 11
 

  


D.C. al Coda

 















Are you pre tend ing, it looks like
 
the end ing

un less I

could have one more chance to


prove, dear,

D


Soul!

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But Beautiful
Lyrics and Music by Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)
Bm7
5 E7

9 C m 7
5 F


7
9

9
A G Am9



 












Love is fun ny or it's sad or it's qui et or it's mad; it's a

 G
9

7 5 7 9


Bm E A



 


 
good thing or it's bad, But Beau ti ful!


B D

7 7 7 7 7 7

D /C Bm Em Am D G














Beau ti ful to take a chance and if you fall, you fall, and I'm


6 7 9 7 7
Em Em A Am D




 





think ing I would n't mind at all. Love is

Bm7
5

C m 7
5



F
7 9

9
A G E7 9 Am9













tear ful or it's gay; it's a prob lem or it's play; it's a


G
9 7 5
7 9

Bm E A



 


 



heart ache eith er way, But Beau ti ful! And I'm


C D


7 7 7 7 7 5 7 7 7 7

D /C Bm Em Am B B Em Cm F











think ing if you were mine I'd nev er let you go, and

 G



1. 2.
E7 Am7 D7 7
Am7 D7



A G G


    



that would be But Beau ti ful I know. Love is know.

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But Not For Me
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Moderately
7
Moderato ( = 116) A G Gm7 C7 F Dm7










 



They're wri ting songs of love, But not for me A luc ky
fool to fall, And get that way Hi- Ho a
7 7 7 7 7
G Gm C F Cm F







 



stars a bove, But not for me! With love to
las and al so lack a day Al though I
1.
B m7 7

B E F





B



 



lead the way, I've found more clouds of gray Than a ny

7 7 7 7


Dm G Gm C



 



Rus sian play Could gua ran tee I was a
2.
B m7 7
Dm7




B E F



C

 





can't dis miss the me mory of his kiss, I guess he's

Gm7 C7

 
F
  
not for me

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42
Bye Bye Blackbird
Lyrics by Mort Dixon Music by Ray Henderson
Moderately
Moderato ( = 116)
A F D7 Gm7 C9 F












Pack up all my care and woe, here I go, Sing ing low,

F/A A dim7 Gm7 C7


    
Bye Bye Black bird,
6 7
B Gm E /G Gm E /G Gm C7












Where some bod y waits for me, sug ar's sweet, so is she,
7 7 6
Gm C F F

    
Bye Bye Black bird.

C F7 Am7
5





D7





 
No one here can love or un der stand me,


7 5
C7







Gm Gm



 
oh, what hard luck sto ries they all hand me.
7
D F E D7












Make my bed and light the light, I'll ar rive late to night,
1. 2.

Gm7 C7 F Dm7 Gm7 C7 F B B m6 F 6

      
black bird bye bye. bye.

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Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein III Music by Jerome Kern
Moderately and rather freely
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
A C Am7 Dm7 G7 C Gm7 C7

9 F6 B 9

 





















Fish got to swim and birds got to fly I got to love one man 'til I die,




Em7 Am7 A 7
D7 9 G7 9 C E dim7 Dm7 G7 5

  









Can't Help Lov in' Dat Man of mine.
A C Am7 Dm7 G7 C Gm7 C7

9 F6 B 9
























Tell me he's la zy tell me he's slow, tell me I'm cra zy may be I know,



9

7 7 7 7 9 7 9 7 7
Em Am A D G C Dm Gm C7
  








Can't Help Lov in' Dat Man of mine.
B F6

F dim 7
C D7






 





When he goes a way dat's a rain y day,

Em7 Dm7 D9 Dm7/G G7






E









and when he comes back dat day is fine, the sun will shine.
A C Am7 Dm7 G7 C


Gm7 C7 9 F6 B 9























He can come home as late as can be, home with out him ain't no home to me,



Em7 Am7

A





7
D7 9 G7 9 9


  
C E A D C
  
Can't Help Lov in' Dat Man of mine.

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Caravan
Lyrics by Irving Mills Music by Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol
Bright Latin and Swing
Prestissimo ( = 220)



C7


A


 






Night and stars that shine ab ove so
Sleep u pon my shou lder as we

C





7






bright The ma gic of their fa ding
creep Ac ross the sand so I may

7




 




C







light That shines u pon our Ca ra
keep This mem 'ry of our Ca ra


6


Fm
 
van
van

F
B 9

 







You are so exciting,



9

 
B




This is so inviting

E 
7






 

Res ting in my arms As I

 



6 7
A C

 
 


thrill to the magic charms

C


A




7






Of you be side me here, be neath the

C





7






blue My dream of love is com ing

7




 




C







true With in our de sert Ca ra


6


Fm
 
van

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 45
Chega De Saudade
No More Blues
Lyrics by Vinicius DeMoraes, John Hendricks, Jessie Cavanaugh Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Bossa Nova
Presto ( = 200)

/C 

Bm7
5

9
 
7 7
A Dm Dm E7

 
No More Blues, I'm goin' back home. No,










7 5
A7

9 Em7
5 A7

9

Em Dm

   
No More Blues, I prom ise no more to roam.


Dm Dm/C Bm7
5 E7


Am
 





 
Home is where the heart is, the fun ny

Em7
5

9


B






A7

 
part is my heart's been right there all a long.


/C
A' Dm7


Bm7
5

9
 
7
Dm E7

 
No more tears and no more sighs, and

















9


7 5
A7 D7

Em Dm

  
no more fears, I'll say no more good byes. If tra vel

 








7 7
Gm Gm/F A /E A Dm Dm/C








  

beck ons me I swear I'm gon na re fuse, I'm gon na




7 5
E7

9 A7

9 Em7 A7 5







 
Bm Dm
 

 
  and   
set tle down there'll be No More Blues.







7 7

 

B D D dim Em







 
Ev 'ry day while I am far a way my thoughts turn

 A


7
Ddim7 D





 

  home
home ward, for ev er ward. I



F m
7





Fdim 7






Em 7




  





    
trav elled 'round the world in search of hap pi ness, but all my hap

 E




Em7
5

9





7
A7
 




   
pi ness I found was in my home town.
46
A'' D Dm7/C
Bm7 E7
 
 

    
No More Blues, I'm goin' back home. No,

7
9
 



Bm7 B m7 Am7 D7





F F
 




    my   
no more dues, I'm through with all wan drin', now I'll








9 7 7 7 5




G C F m B B










  






set tle down

and live my life and build a home and find a wife, when

A /G F
m7








7 7 7 7 9


E Em /A B













  
 
we set tle down there'll be No More Blues noth in' but hap pi ness. When

 E








 
7
Em7/A A 7
D
 

  
we set tle down there'll be No More Blues.

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 47
Cocktails For Two
Lyrics and Music by Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow
Moderately

Allegro ( = 130) A C G7 5
G7 Gdim7 G7






C


















In some se clud ed ren dez vous that o ver looks the av e --neu with some one shar ing a de
rette, to some ex qui site chan son ette two hand are sure to sly ly
1. 2.



Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7 5
C dim7 G7 Gm7

C











 














light ful chat, of this and that and Cock tails For Two. As we en joy a cig a Cock tails For Two.
meet be neath a ser vi nette, with
B
C7



C7


 F







5 6 9
Am7


F B
  

3
My head may go reel ing, but my heart will be o be di --ent

 



7 7 7 7 7
Adim Dm G Dm G C C dim
 

















with in tox i cat ing kiss es for the prin ci pal in gre di --ent.
A 7 7 5 7
G C G C G Gdim7
 
















Most an y af ter nnon at five we'll be so gald we're both a live,

  C

Fm
7 7 7 7 7 6
G Dm G Dm G C



















then may be for tune will com plete her plan that all be gan with Cock tails For Two.

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48
Come Rain Or Come Shine
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Music by Harold Arlen
Moderately
Moderato ( = 100)
 7
5  A7 
F Bm Em7
5

9 Dm7 G9
A

















 
I'm gon na love you like no bod y's loved you, Come Rain Or Come Shine.

G9   Gm7 C7  F7 Cm7 F7


















 
High as a moun tain and deep as a riv er, Come Rain Or Come Shine.

B m7 Gm7
5 C7

5 C7 C7 5


Fm B m












I guess when you met me It was just one of those things.
7 5

7 9 7 7 7 7
Am7 Gm7 C7







Dm G Cm Cm F B m E m












But don't ev er bet me, 'Cause I'm gon na be true if you let me.

  A 


7 5

7 5

7 9 7
G9
B F Bm Em Dm

















 
You're gon na love me like no bod y's loved me, Come Rain Or Come Shine.

C m 7
5

F m7
B7 A7 B 7
A7

















 
Hap

py to geth er,
 hap
un

py to geth er
 won't it be fine.
And

D7


E




D7


G7


A




9
G9 A7

  
  

Days may be cloud y or sun ny, We're in or we're out of the mon ey. But










7 7 7 7 5 7 9 7 7 7



 
Dm G G /F Em A Dm Gm C




I'm with you al ways, I'm with you rain or shine!

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 49
Could It Be You
Music by Cole Porter
Ballad
Allegro ( = 168)

 B
A Cm7 F7 B Gm7 G m7 Fm7 B 7



 






E Fm7 7
Gm7 C7





B E








1.
A7

9 Dm7 G7 Am7
5 D7

9

F

B



















 

Gm7 C7 F7 C9 Cm7 F7

Gm

   











2.
D7 C7 G7 E m7 7


B E A

C





















B

C9 Cm7 F7

6
(Cm7 F 7)




B



Fine

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50
Cry Me A River
Lyrics and Music by Arthur Hamilton
Slowly and Rhythmically
Andrante Moderato ( = 88)
5
Cm Cm Cm6 Cm7 Fm7 B 7
B 7 5
E Dm7 G7


A





 













Now you say you're lone ly, you cry the long night thru; well, you can

F 









G7







7 7 5 9 7 7 6 7 9

Gm C Fm Fm /B E D







3

3




Cry Me A Riv --er, Cry Me A Riv er, I cried a riv er o ver you.
5 6 7 7 7 7 5
A Cm Cm Cm Cm Fm B B E Dm7 G7




 














Now you say you're sor ry for be in' so un true; well, you can

Gm








7
C 7 5
F9   Fm7 Fm7/B E 6
Am7
5 D7

9















3

3



Cry Me A Riv er, Cry My A Riv er, I cried a riv er o ver you.

  


3 
B Gm 6 7 7 5
Cm6/E D7





Cm D Gm Em


















3
You drove me, near ly drove me, out of my head, while you nev er shed a tear.


6 7 sus4 7 7
G7

Gm Cm /E D D G Dm















 
















3

Re mem ber? I re mem ber, all that you said; told me love was too ple be ian, told me you were thru with me, an'
5 6 7 7 7 7 5
Dm7 G7


A Cm Cm Cm Cm Fm B B E


















Now you say you love me, well, just to prove you do, Come on, an'
1. 2.










Gm7 C7 5
F9 Fm7 Fm7/B 6
G7 5 9 6

 
E E






3











3
Cry Me A Riv er, Cry Me A Riv er, I cried a riv er o ver you. you.

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 51
Dancing on the Ceiling
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Swing
Allegro ( = 130)
F7

5
F B Bdim Am7 A dim



A

 










He dan ces o ver head on the ceil ing near my bed
I tried to hide in vain un der neath my coun ter pane

Gm7 C7 Am7
5 D7

9 Gm7 C7 F6



 

in my sight through the night
there's my love up a bove

B Gm
7
C7 F Am7
5 D7














I whis per "go a way my lo ver it's not fair"

Gm 7
C 7
Am

7 5
D 7
Gm7 C7














but I'm so grate ful to dis co ver he's till there

F7

5
A F B Bdim Am7 A dim














lo ve my ceil ing more since it is a dan cing floor
Fine
 
Gm7 C7 F (Gm7 C7)


  

just for my love

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52
Darn That Dream
Lyrics by Eddie DeLange Music by Jimmy Van Heusen
Slowly
Adagio ( = 72)
B m7 E 7
Am7 B7

5 Em7 Em/D C m7 C
Bm7
5 E7

9
 
A G



 















Darn That Dream I dream each night, You say you love me and you hold me tight,


7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
Am7 D7


Am F Bm B dim Am D Bm E











  
but when I a wake you're out of sight. Oh, Darn That Dream.
7 7 7
7 5 7
7
Bm7
5 E7

9
 
A G


B m E Am B Em Em/D C m C



















Darn your lips and darn your eyes, they lift me high a bove the moon lit skies,



Am

7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7
F Bm B dim Am D G B






  




then I tum ble out of Par a dise. Oh, Darn That Dream.



 
6 7 7 7 7 9
B E Fm7 9 7 9

Cm Fm B E C B B
 
















Darn that one- track mind of mine,

it can't un der stand that you don't care.

  
6 7 7 7 7 5
7 7 9
D9






E Cm Gm Gm /F Em Am D E










 




Just to change the mood I'm in, I'd wel come a nice old night mare.
7 7 7
7 5 7
7 7 5
E7

9
 
A G


B m E Am B Em Em/D C m C Bm


















Darn That Dream and bless it too, with out that dream I nev er would have you.


 Am
7 7 7 7 7 7 9

F Bm B dim Am D G






  





But it haunts me and it won't come true, Oh, Darn That Dream.

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 53
Desafinado
Slightly Out Of Tune
Lyrics by Newton Mendonca, Jon Hendricks, Jessie Cavanaugh Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Medium Bossa Nova
Allegro ( = 130)

  
A G7

5

 

F










 
Love is like a nev er end ing mel o dy;

  
Gm7 C7 C7/B Am7
5 D7

9

 











 
po ets have com pared it to a sym pho ny,

Gm7  A7

9
 D7 D7

9

















a sym pho ny con duc ted by the light ing of the moon,

G7

9
  G
















 

but our song of love is Slight ly Out Of Tune.

  
A F G7

5











 


Once your kiss es raised me to a fev er pitch,

  
Gm7 C7 C7/B Am7
5 D7

9

 











 
now the orch es tra tion does n't seem so rich.

Gm7  B m7  E 7
F Bm7
5 E7

9












 
 
Seems to me you've changed the tune we used to sing;

B A
  B dim7
 Bm7 E7










 



like the Bos sa No va, love should swing. We

  
7 7 7
A B dim Bm E











  


used to har mo nize two souls in per fect time.

A
 F m
7
 Bm 7
E7













 





Now the song is dif f'rent and the words don't e ven rhyme, 'cause

C C
dim7 Dm 7
G 7

















 




you for got the mel o dy our hearts would al ways croon, and so what

Gm7

F dim G7 C7 C7

5












good's a heart that's Slight ly Out Of Tune.
54

  
A F G7

5











 


Tune your heart to mine the way it uysed to be;


9
 
7 7 7 7 5
D7





Gm C C /B Am

 














join with me in har mo ny and sing a song of lov ing. We're
7 7 7
Gm B m E F Dm















bound to get in tune a gain be fore too long. There'll be

G7
 B m7 9


E





















no De sa fi na do when your heart be longs to me com plete ly. Then you

G7 Gm7
 C7 F6 















 
won't be Slight ly Out Of Tune, you'll sing a long with me.

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Donna Lee
Music by Charlie Parker
Up Tempo
Allegro ( = 130)





4 3
A F7 B 7

A










  

1 3




1

3 

B m7 E 7
A E m7 D7

2 3 4

4 1


















1 5




3 2 1 2 1













D




D m7








A









F7














3

 B





B
m









7 7 7


E










3

 









3

7 7
B A


F B








4 3















 


1 3 1

3

C









7 3
C7 9










   

Fm



3
C7




Fm Fm A dim


























3












F7 B m7 7
B m7 7









A E A E


















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56
Don't Blame Me
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Music by Jimmy McHugh
Swing
Allegro ( = 130)
A C6 Fm7 B 7
Em7 A7 Dm7 3 G7 C Am7
  
 







Don't Blame Me For fal ling in love with you. I'm
Can't you see When you do the things you do If
1. 2.
Dm7 G7 Em7
5 A7 Dm7 G7 C6 Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7 C6 Gm7 C7
 
3

  
3












un der your spell But how can I help it? Don't Blame Me.
I can't con ceal The thrill that I'm fee ling, Don't Blame Me.
B F 7 7

E Am
 










I can't help it If that dog gone moon a bove
7 7 7
D Dm A G7



3






Makes me want Some one like you to love.
A C Em

7 5
A 7
Dm 7
G 7
C Am7

 
3

 







Blame your kiss As sweet as a kiss can be, And

Dm7 G7 Em7
5 A7 Dm7 G7 C6

 
3

 
3












blame all your charms That melt in my arms, But Don't Blame Me.

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 57
Don't Explain
Lyrics by Arthur Herzog, Jr. Music by Billie Holiday
Slowly
Adagio ( = 72)
Gm6/B A7 E7/B 7 5
A9
A Dm Dm/C Dm Dm/C B









Hush now, Don't Ex plain! Just say youl'll re main,
9
D9 5 D7

D
5 9 9
C9 Am7 B m6/D C7

9 B 7
A7



E F B






I'm glad you're back, Don't Ex plain!

A Dm Dm/C Gm /B 6
A 7
Dm Dm/C E7/B B

A9
7 5









Qui et, Don't Ex plain! What is there to gain?
9
D9 5 D7 5 9
9
C9 Bm7
5 E7

9 A7

9



E D F



 
Skip that lip stick, Don't Ex plain!


7 7 7 7
5 7
B Dm Gm C F B Em B A7


























You know that I love you and what love en dures. All my thoughts are of you for I'm so com plete ly yours.


7
5
Dm7 Gm7 C7 F B Em B 7
A7























Cry to hear folks chat ter, and I know you cheat. Right or wrong don't mat ter when you're with me, sweet.

A Dm Dm/C Gm /B 6
A 7
Dm Dm/C E7/B B

A9
7 5









Hush now, Don't Ex plain! You're my joy and pain.
9
D9 5 9
C9 6




E D F B F



 
My life's yours love, Don't Ex plain!

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58
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
Lyrics by Bob Russell Music by Duke Ellington
Medium Swing
A Allegro (





Dm7 D dim7 C/E Bm7 Cdim7 A7/C





= 130) C A
  

 


Missed the Sat ur day dance, heard they crowd ed the floor;

A7/C


D7  G7 C C/E E dim7 Dm7 C
 



 












cound n't bear it with out you, Don't Get A round Much An y more.
A C





Dm7 D dim7 C/E Bm7 Cdim7 A7/C





A
  I'd vis
it the
 as far as
the

Thougt club, got door;

A7/C


D7  G7 C C/E E dim7 Dm7 C
 



 












they'd have ask'd me a bout you, Don't Get A round Much An y more.
B
Gm7
C 


7
F6 9





B C



Dar ling, I guess my mind's more at ease,

G 

7 7 5 7
F


B7
7 5 7 7 7 7




C C D Em E dim D
 



 







   


but nev er the less why stir up mem o ris? Been in vi ed on
A



 






G7 C Dm7 D dim7 C/E C C/E A Bm7 Cdim7 A7/C D7
  





 



dates, might have gone but what four? Aw f'lly dif f'rent with out you,







1. 2.
G7 C/E E dim7 Dm7 C
  C7

9
C
 






  
Don't Get A round Much An y more. Missed the Sat ur day more.

Copyright © 1973 Herrison Music Corp. and Robbins Music

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Doxy
Music by Sonny Rollins
Medium Groove
A
Allegro ( = 130) 1. 2.
7 7
B A G7 C7 F7 B 7
C7 F7

   
























 













3 3

 

E

  






7 7 7

B B Edim










7
G7 C7 F7








A B A B




















3

Copyright © 1963 Prestige Music Co, Inc.

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60
Easy Living
Lyrics and Music by Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin
Med
Moderato ( = 108)







F dim7 Gm7 G dim7 Cm7 F7 7





F F /A B E








A

  





3 3
Li ving for you is ea sy li ving It's ea sy to live when you're in love And
I ne ver reg ret the years that I'm giving They're ea sy to give when you're in love I'm
1.


Dm7


Gm7 C7 A7 5
D9 G7 5
C9


F








 
3
I'm so in love There is nothing in life but you
hap py to do what
2.
Gm7 C7

9 7
E m7 7

F B A







 

For
ev er I do for you

E m




 E
m



A

7 7 7
B D B m A A 7/G Fm7 B 7 7 7








3 3
you may be I'm a fool But it's fun Peo ple say you rule me with
7 7 7 5
7

D D /C B m B m /A Gm C
 




3





3
one wave of your hand Dar ling, it's grand They just don't un der stand

7 7 7 7 7 7
A F





F dim Gm G dim F /A Cm F B E














   




3 3

Li ving for you is ea sy li ving It's ea sy to live when you're in love And

7 7 7 9 7 7

F Dm Gm C F (A D C)










 
3
I'm so in love There is nothing in life but you

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 61
Easy To Love
From 'Born To Dance'
Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter
Ballad

A Moderato ( = 108)
7
Gm7 Dm7  G7
   
Dm






You'd be so Eas y To Love, So
We'd be so grand at the game So

C


F



Em 7
 1.
 F
7

  



 


eas y to i dol ize, All oth ers a bove
care free to get her, that it does seem a


B Dm7 G7 Am7




C
 

So worth the yearn ing for,

Dm7
 G7  Em7 A7

 












So swell to keep ev 'ry home fire burn ing for

A
2. 7


shame that

 
7 6
C Dm E7

Fm C E dim











you can't see your fu ture with me, 'cause you'd be

 


7 7 6


Dm G C


Fine
  
oh, so Eas y To Love!

Copyright © 1936 by Chappell & Co., Inc.

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62
Epistrophy
Music by Thelonius Monk
Bop
Allegro ( = 130)
A C
7 D7 C
7 D7 C
7 D7
7
C D7
   





 















D
7 E7 D
7 E7 D
7 E7 D
7 E7

  


 






  



 








B D

7
7
7
7
E7 D E7 D E7 D E7

  


 






  



 








C
7 D7 C
7 D7 C
7 D7 C
7 D7
  




 

















C F
m






















 













B7 D 7
D7
 









 




 


B D

7
7
7
7
E7 D E7 D E7 D E7

  


 






  



 











C
7 D7 C
7 D7 C
7 D7 C 7
D7
  






 















C
7
D7 7 11


G

 





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 63
Flamingo
Lyrics by Ed Anderson Music by Ted Grouya
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)





Dm7 Gm7 C7 5
Fm7 7
C7 5



A F B



 
 








Fla min go, like a flame in the sky, fly ing o ver the
Fla min go, in your trop i cal hue, speak of pas sion un
9
D Gm7 C7 C7/B


 





is land to my lov er near
dy ing and a love that is
1. 2.
Am7 D7 Gm7 C7 F B 9
F Cm7 F7

  


 

by. Fla
true. The




m


E
7 9 6 7 5 7
B B











B m B m A Cm F

 




wind sings a song to you as you go, a song that I


B m7 E 7
B m7 B m7/A Gm7 C7









  


hear be low the mur mur ing palms. Fla






Dm7 Gm7 C7 5
Fm7 7
C7 5



A F B



 
 






min go, when the sun meets the sea, say fare well to my
9 7 7
 
D Gm Gm /C F B F





 


3
lov er and has ten to me.

Copyright © 1941 Tempo Music, Inc.

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64
Fly Me To The Moon
In Other Words
Lyrics and Music by Bart Howard
Moderately, with a beat


Allegro ( = 130)
 
A

 


Am7 Dm7 G7



C









Fly Me To The Moon, and let me play a mong the stars;

 Bm7
5

9
9
 
F E7 Am7 A7












 

let me see what spring is like on Ju pi ter and Mars. In


7 9
7 9 9 7
Am9



Dm G G C Am



 


oth er words, hold my hand! In


 

Dm7 G7 Fdim7/C C Bm7 E7



  


oth er words, dar ling kiss me!
B
  



Am7 Dm7 G7



C









Fill my heart with song, and let me sing for ev er more;





9

7 5 7 9
F Bm E Am7 A7












 

you are all I long for all I wor ship and a dore. In


Dm7 G9 G7/F
1.
Em7
5 A7

9






  

oth er words, please be true! In

 7 Dm7/G G7

9 C6 Bm7 E7

Dm







oth er words, I love you!
2.
Em7
5

9
 
9
B A7


true! In


7 7
7 9 6 6 6 69

Dm G G C B B C
 


   
oth er words, I love you!

Copyright © 1954 and renewed 1982 Hampshire House Publishing Corp., New York NY.
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 65
Gentle Rain
Lyrics by Matt Dubey Music by Louis Bonfa
Bossa

A Allegro6 ( = 130)
Bm7
5 E7
  
Am









We both are lost and a lone in the world, Walk with
I feel your tears as they fall on my cheek, They are
7 7 7 7 6
Am D Gm C F
 




 
me in the Gen tle Rain.
warm in the Gen tle Rain.
B F
m 7 5
B

7 9
Em

7 5
A7

9

 









Don't be af raid; I've a hand for your hand, And I
Don't be af raid; I've a hand for your hand, And our
1. 2.
Dm 7 5
Bm

7 5
E 7
Am 6
B 7
Am7 D7 Gm7 C7 F6 C7



 






    




will be your love for a while. sad, like the Gen tle Rain, like the Gen tle
love will be sweet, will be

F6 Em7 Am (E7)
 


 

Rain, like the Gen tle Rain,

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66
Giant Steps
Music by John Coltrane
Fast
Prestissimo ( = 240)
A
 B D7

G B 7
E Am7  D7
  





Life when we were

kids Was like
Think of life as chess Cap ture

F
7

7 7 9


G B E B Fm B

  
 





play ing gi ant steps We were told
one piece at a time For ward east,



Am7 D7 C m7

7

 
E G F

 



to ad vance We o beyed,
cas tle next Not the pace

 C
m7 F
7
7 7

B Fm B E
 
 


 
took the chance You're it
but the steps Check mate

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 67
Gloria's Step
Music by Scott LaFaro
Swing
Allegro ( = 160)
A
C7 9
Fm7






F E D D
  





3

 3









Am7
5 Em7
5 Gm7
5 Dm7
5 G7

 




 
B Em7 F 9
C7 9
E 7 9




 



 




 





 










A
C7 9
Fm7






F E D D
 





3

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68
Green Dolphin Street
Lyrics by Ned Washington Music by Bronislau Kaper
Latin/Swing
Allegro ( = 160)
A

    
Cm7


 
C 3

Lo ver, one love ly day
through these mo ments a part
7
D /C D /C C
3

   




 
A love came plan ning to stay
Love come here in my heart
1.
Dm7 G7 C
B

 








 
Green Dol phin Street sup plied the setting

Fm7 B 7
E (G7)





 








  
The set ting for nights be yond for getting And
2.
Dm7 Dm/C Bm7
5


E7 9 Am7 Am/G F m 7
5

B7
C




 











When I re call the love I found on I'm gonna kiss the ground I


7 7 7 7 7 7
Em A Dm G C (Dm G)


 


 
found on Green Dol phin Street

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Greensleeves
Music by Traditional
Slowly
Andante ( = 76)

1.
 


7
 A Em
  
D D dim Em F B
 86





















A las, my love, you do me wrong to cast me off dis cour teous ly. And
I have loved you oh, so, long de
B
 



2. 7

Em B Em Am Em G D D dim


















Green sleeves was all my joy.
light ing in your com pa ny. Green sleeves was my heart of gold, and
1. 2.


7

B7

Em F B Em Em Am Em


















Green sleeves was my de light.
who but my la dy Green sleeves.

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70
Guilty
Lyrics and Music by Gus Kahn, Harry Akst, Richard A. Whiting
Slowly
Moderato ( = 100)
Fm/A G7 5
G7 Cm/B A7 5
A7 7 5


A B Cm B B E E m











 





Is it a sin, is it a crime, lov ing you dar, like i do?
May be I'm wrong dream ing of you, dream ing the lone ly night thru,
1. 2.
B /D D dim7 Cm7 F7 Cm7 F7 5
B F7 Cm7 F7 B A7















 






 
3


If it's a crime then I'm Guilt y, Guilt y of lov ing you. Guit y of dream ing of you.

B Dm 7 7 5 7 5 7 7
Em7 A7 5
A7






Dm Dm Em A A Dm Dm











What can I do, what can I say, af ter I've tak en the blame?


F /C 6
Gm /C 7
F 6

F dim Gm 7 7
C 9
Fsus4 9 F7

9




















 
You say you're thu, you'll go your way but I'll al ways feel just the same.

Fm/A G7 5
G7 Cm/B A7 5
A7 7 5

A B Cm B B E E m







 









May be I'm right, may by I'm wrong. lov ing you dear, like I do.



7 7 7 sus4 9 7 9 6 6
B /D D dim Cm F Cm F F B A B N.C.

















  
If it's a crime then I'm Gilt y, Guilt y of love ing you.

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 71
Hallelujah I Love Him (Her) So
Lyrics and Music by Ray Charles
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
 7 C7 Bdim7 C7

 












  







A F F/A B Bdim F F/A B








Let me tell you 'bout a boy I know. He is my ba by and he lives next door


7 7 5
Bdim7


F F F B












  















Ev 'ry morn ing 'fore the sun comes up he brings my cof fee in my fav 'rite cup That's why I

F
   
7 7 7 7sus
A Dm B G C F




















know, yes, I know, Hal le lu jah, I just love him so.
6
Bdim7 F7


B B F

 



















Now if I call him on the tel e phone, and tell him that I'm all a lone,

   C



9 9 7 7

B A G



















by the time I count from one to four, I hear him on my door.

 C
7 7
Bdim7 C7









A F F/A B Bdim F F/A B









  








In the eve ning when the sun goes down, when there is no bod y else a round

  F
7 7 5 7


F F B Bdim
























he kiss es me and he holds me tight. He tells me "Ba by ev 'rything's all right." That's why I

F

7 7
A Dm B G7 C7sus F B 7
F



















 
know, yes, I know. Hal le lu jah, I just love him so.

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72
Have you met Miss Jones?
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Medum Swing
Allegro ( = 160)
F

F dim7 Gm7 C7

A















"Have You Met Miss Jones?" Some one said as we shook hands.



7 7 7 7

  
Am Dm Gm C





She was just Miss Jones to me.

A F

F dim7 Gm7 C7













Then I said "Miss Jones, You're a girl who un der stands,






7 7 7 7



Am Dm Cm F





I'm a man who must be free." And all at
7 7 7 7
B B A m D G Em A























once I lost my breath, and all at once was scared to death, and all at

 A m7

7
D D G Gm7 C7





  
once I owned the earth and sky!

7 7
C7 7

A F F dim Gm B














Now I've met Miss Jones, and we'll keep on meet ing till we

9 1. 2.


Am7 D7 Gm7 C7 Dm7 Gm7 C7


F F



   
die, Miss Jones and I. I.

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 73
Heart And Soul
Lyrics and Music by Frank Losser, Hoagy Carmichael
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
A F Dm7 Gm7 C7 F Dm7 Gm7 C7




















Heart and soul, I fell in love with you Heart and Soul, the way a fool would do,
7 7 7 7
C9





F Dm Gm C F Gm

 








Mad ly, be case you held me tight and stole a kiss in the night.
7 7 7 7 7
A F Dm Gm C F Dm Gm C7




















Heart and soul, I begged to be a dored; Lost con trol, and tum bled o ver board
7 7 7
F7





F Dm Gm C F

 








Glad ly, that mag ic night we kissed. there in the moon mist.


7 7 7 7 7 7
A7





B B A D G C F E


     
Oh! but your lips were thrill ing, much too thirll ing.

B A7  D7 G7 C9 F7 E7 C7



    


Nev er be fore were mine so strange ly will ing. But

A F Dm7 Gm7 C7 F Dm7 Gm7 C7





















now I see what one em brace can do. Look at me, it's got me love ing you,
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7






F Dm Gm C A D Gm G C F

 
 




  
Mad ly that lit tle kiss your stole Heald all my heart and soul.

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74
Here's That Rainy Day
Lyrics by Johnny Burke Music by James Van Heusen
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)


A 9 9

/F B 7/F E7

5 6


G G E E
 









May be I should have saved those left ov er dreams;







7 7 7 5 9 7
G7
  
Am D D G Dm







fun ny, but Here's That Rain y Day.


Cm
B
 


7 9
E9

F B E






 


Here's That Rain y Day they told me a bout, and I

 Am










7
D9 D7 9 Am7 D7
  
G




laughed at the thought that it might turn out this way.


A G 9 9

/F B 7/F


E7 5 6


G E E
 








a
Where is that worn out wish that I threw side,



5
9 G9 5


Am7 D7 D7 9
Dm7
  
G







Af ter it brought my lov er near?


C
C


Am 

5


7
D7 D7/C Bm7 Em7 A7 A7





Fun ny how love be comes a cold rain y day.
1. 2.

 Am 7
D 7
Am D

G 7 7 9
Em 7
Am 7
D 9
G B 6
E A G6



     





Fun ny that rain y day is here. here.

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 75
Honeysuckle Rose
Lyrics by Andy Razaf Music by Thomas 'Fats' Waller
Medium, with a lift
Allegro ( = 130)
Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7











A











Ev 're hon ey bee fills with jeal ous y when they see you out with me, I don't blame them,

F Dm7 Gm7 C7 F Am7
5 D7

9



 






good ness knows, Hon ey sucke le Rose.
7 7 7 7 7
A Gm C Gm C Gm C7 Gm9 C7

























When you're pass -in' by, flow ers droop and sigh, and I know the rea son why; You're much sweet er

F A dim7 Gm7 C7 F D 7
Gm7 F



 





good ness knows, Hon ey suck le Rose.
7 7 7
F9 9
F9



B F Cm Fdim F B G B

    







Don't buy sug ar, you just have to touch my cup.

7 7 7 7 7 9 9
C7








G Dm Gdim G C Gm A G

    
You're my sug ar, it's sweet when you stir it up.
7 7 7 7 7 7 9
A Gm C Gm C Gm C Gm C7
























When I'm tak in' sips from your tas ty lips, seems the hon ey fair ly drips. You're con fec tion,
1. 2.
 
F

G dim7 Gm7 C7 F Am7
5 D7

9 F D 7
Gm7 G 7
F6



 





  

good ness knows, Hon ey suck le rose. Rose.

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76
How Deep Is the Ocean
How High Is the Sky
Lyrics and Music by Irving Berlin
Slowly
Andante ( = 88)
Cm7 Dm7
5 G7 Cm7 Am7
5 D7

A


   
3 3






How much do I love you? I'll tell you no lie.

Gm Am7
5
7
D7 Gm7 C7 Fm7 7

 
B












3 3
How Deep Is The O cean, how high is the sky?

B E B m 7
E 7
A 7

 








How man y times a

day do I think of you?

Dm7
5

7 5 7 7
Cm F B G7















How man y ros es are sprink led with dew?

Cm
A 7
Dm7
5 G7 Cm7 Am7
5 D7



 
3 3






How far would I trav el to be whre you are?

Gm
7 7 5
7 7 7
Fm7 7

 
Am D Gm C B










3 3
How far is the jour ney for here to a star?

C E






7 7 5 7 7
A m7 7



Gm C Fm D




3


And if I ev er lost you, how much would I cry?

F7 Fm7 7

E B E

  
3 3






How Deep Is The O cean, how high is the sky?

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 77
How High The Moon
Lyrics by Nancy Hamilton Music by Morgan Lewis
Moderately

 Allegro ( = 130) A G Gm7 C7

 


 









Some where there's mu sic, how faint the tune!


Some where there's


7 7
F Fm B
  











heav en, How High The Moon! There is no

 E Am 7 5
D 7
Gm 7
Am

7 5
 D 7


















moon a bove when love is far a way too, 'till it comes

 G
9 7 7 7 7
Am /D D7 7






Am D Bm B Am
 








true that you love me as I love you. Some where there's


B G Gm 7
C 7

  










mu sic, it's where you are. Some where there's


7 7
F Fm B
  











heav en, how near, how far! The dark est

 E Am 7 5
D 7
G Am 7
D

7 9
















night would shine if you would come to me soon. Un til you
1. 2.

 Bm
7 7 7 7
7 9 6 7 7 7






B Am Am /D D G D Am /D D G







 
will, how still my heart, How High The Moon! Some where there's Moon!

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78
How Insensitive
Insensatez
Lyrics by Vincius De Moraes, Norman Gimbel Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
A Dm7   D dim7  

 












How In sen si tive I must have seemed
Now, she's gone a way and I'm a lone

Cm 6
   G 7
 













 


   she
when she told me that loved me. How
with the mem 'ry of her last look. Vague

B   E  














un moved and cold I must have seemed
drawn and sad, I see it still,

     
Em 7 5
A

7 9
Dm 7
D 7


  









 


when she

told me so sin cere ly. Why,


all her heart- break in that last look. How,
B Cm 7
  7



Bdim













she must have asked, did I just turn
she must have asked, could I just turn



 
7 5 7 9 7 7
B Em A Dm D

 







  


and stare in i cy si lence? What
and stare in i cy si lence? What

   
7 7 7
7 9



Cm F Bm E













was I to say? What can you say
was I to do? What can one do
1.
A7    Em7
5

9

Gm6 Dm7 A7

 














when a love af fair is o ver?
when a love

A7   
 
2.
Dm Dm6









 

af fair is o ver?

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 79
I Can't Give You Anything But Love
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Music by Jimmy McHugh
Dreamily
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
B dim7 Am7 D7

A G G/B

 










I can't give you an y thing but love Ba by;

 
7 7 7
G Em Am D












that's the on ly thing I've plen ty of, Ba by.


B
G7

C7 B7 7


C B







Dream a while, scheme a while we're sure to find



7 7

A D











hap pi ness and, I guess, all those things you've al ways pined for.


A' G G/B B dim 7
Am 7
D 7












Gee, I'd love to see you look ing swell, Ba by;

 Dm


7




G7






C


Dia mond brace lets Wool worth does n't sell, Ba by.

C dim7 9
E7

C G /D












'till that luck y day, you know damed well, Ba by

 Am7




A7

D7



G G/B C Cm G/D D7 G6

 

 
I can't give you an y thing but love.

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80
I Concentrate On You
Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)
6 7
E m7 D m7 G 9 6
A m7 A m7/G

A E E B C


   
3








 





 
When ev er skies look grey to me and trou ble be gins to brew,
7 5
7 6 7 5
7 7 6
Fm7 B 7

Fm B E m Cm F B E










 




 





  
3
when ev er the win ter winds be come too strong, I Con cen trate On You.
6 7 7 7 9 6

A E E B E m D m G C C /B


   





3

  






 
When for tune cries "nay, nay!" to me and peo ple de clare "You're through,"

A m7 7
F7 7 6 6 7








D G B B E A E E






 



 












3
when ev er the blues be come my on ly song, I Con cen trate On You. On your


7 7 7 7 7 7


B A A m E Gm C Fm B E E





   


 





smile so sweet, so ten der, when at first my kiss you de cline. On the

7 7 7 5 7 7



 
A D G G /F E m E m/D Cm F B B B





 




 
3
light in your eyes, when you sur ren der and once a gain our arms in ter twine.
7 5
7 7 7
Dm7
5 G7
A E E Am D B m E A







   






 




And so when wise men say to me that love's young dream nev er comes true.




7 5 7 5

F dim F7 5/C 7 7 1.
Fm7 B 7

Gm C Fm B E











 






  
To prove that e ven wise men can be wrong, I Con cen trate On You.

 
2.

6 6 6
Fm7 7 9
E9 69

E A E B E

  

  

    

I con cen trate, and con cen trate on you.

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 81
I Could Have Danced All Night
From 'My Fair Lady'
Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Music by Frederick Loewe
Moderately
A
Prestissimo ( = 240)

 
C6
  
 
C C
  








I Could Have Danced All Night I Could Have Danced All Night! and
7 7


C Dm G
     

   


still have begged for more. I could have
B

Dm
  
Dm Dm7

  
G7
 





spread my wings and done a thou sand things I've
7 7 7 6
Dm /G Dm G C C
      
   



nev er done be fore. I'll nev er
C E F m7
B7 E E6
 



     




know what made it so ex cit ing, why all at


 
G
 
Am7

D7 9

G9
 
 
F

C/E Dm7

once my heart took flight. I on ly
D

F6

    

 


C C





know when he be gan to dance with me. I could have



7 7 7


Dm Dm /G G C
     

danced, danced, danced, all night.

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82
I Could Write A Book
From 'Pal Joey'
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Ballad
A
Allegro ( = 130) C Am7 Dm7 G7 C G7
 

 








If they asked me I Could Write A Book, a bout the
sim ple se cret of the plot is just to

C G 7
C C
dim7 Dm 7
G 7



  







way you walk and whis per and look, I could
tell them that I love you a lot, then the
1.
C/E A 7/E Dm7 G7 Am7 D7

9 G B7
B

  

  


write a pre face on how we met, so the
7 7 7 7
Em Am D Dm G
  
 



world would nev er for get, and

the
2.
Am Am Am7 Am6 Gm7 C7 F Fm7 B 7
C

  


  


world dis cov ers as my book ends, how to
7 7 7 6 7 7

 
C A Dm G C (Dm G)
 





make two lov ers of friends. If they

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 83
I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire
Lyrics and Music by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
A dim7
 
F F/A Gm B m



A









I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire I





7 9 7 7 7 7
C7



C Gm C A D G


 
just want to start a flame in your heart
7
 
A F F/A A dim Gm B m











In my heart I have but one de sire and
7 9 7 6 6 6
C Gm C F E E F






 





 

that one is you no oth er will do. I've


7 7 7 7
B Cm F Cm F B

























lost all am bi tion for world ly ac claim I just want to be the one you love and
















7 7 7 7 7 5



Dm G Dm G Dm G C C









3
with your ad mis sion that you feel the same. I'll have reached the goal I'm dream ing of be lieve me!
7
 
A F F/A A dim Gm B m











I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire I
1. 2.
C7 Gm9 C7 F A dim7 Gm C7 F






 



 

  
just want to start a flame in your heart

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84
I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'
From 'Porgy and Bess'
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward Music by George Gershwin
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
 A G Am7 Bm Am7 G Am7 G B7 E A









 







 





Oh, I Got Plen ty O' Nut tin', an' nut tin's plen ty fo' me. I got no car,
got the sun,

 E A E A E C
D
  








 
got no mule, I got no mis er y. De
got the moon, got the deep blue sea. De


A G 7 7 7 7

Am Bm Am G Am G B E A












   






folks wid plen ty o' plen ty got a lock on de door, faid some bod y's a
folks wid plen ty o' plen ty got to pray all de day, Seems wid plen ty you

 E



A E A E C D G Am7 Bm G











    
go in' to rob 'em while dey's out a mak in' more. What for?
sure got to wor ry how to keep the debbel a way, a way.


B
Bm6 Bm6

Bm Em/B Em/B Bm Em/B Em/B

















I got no lock on de door, (dat's no way to be.) Day kin steal de
I ain't a fret tin' 'bout hell 'til de time ar rive. Nev er wor ry


6 7 7 7
Bm Em/B Bm Em/B Bm Am D Am D
  



 




















rug from de floor, dat's o keh wid me, 'cause de things dat I prize, like de stars in de skies, all are free. Oh,
long as I'm well, nev er one to strive to be good, to be bad, what the hell? I is glad I's a live.
A' G
 Am7



Bm Am7

 

G






Am7 G B7





 


I Got Plen ty O' Nut tin; an' nut tin's plen ty fo' me. I

 E A E A

E
 
A E C





   








 
3
got a gal, got my song, got heb ben the whole day long. No use com plain in'!

 C
7 7 7
D G Am G Dm G Am



 


Got my gal, got my Lawd,
1. 2.
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Bm Am7 G C7 D7 G

   




go my song. song.

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 85
I Left My Heart In San Francisco
Lyrics by Douglass Cross Music by Geroge Cory
Slowly
A
Andante Moderato ( = 88)



Dm7 C dim7 Cm7 Cm7/F F7 5


B B

 



  






 





 
I Left My Heart In San Fran cis co, high on a hill, it calls to me.

 




9

7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 9
C7

B B Cm C dim B Dm C dim Dm D Gm C









 














To be where lit tle ca ble cars climb half way to the stars! to morn ing fog may chill the
A'



F9 Bdim7 Cm7 F7 B Dm7 C dim7 Cm7 F9 E 9
D7


 





 



  










air I don't care! My love waits there in San Fran cis co, a bove the blue and wind y sea.




G
 
C D7
9 B





 
7 5
G9 C Gm7 C9 Cm7 Cm7/F F7 6
A 69
A6 9 B 69








When I come home to you San Fran cis-- co your gold en sun will sine for me.

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86
I Love You
Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter
Slowly
A
Allegro ( = 160)
Gm7
5 C7

9
 



F




  


 
I love you Hums the Ap ril breeze. I

Gm7 C7 F

 

3

 
 
love you E cho the hills. I

 
Gm 7 5
C

7 9
F Bm 7
E 7










 


love you

The gol den dawn ag rees As once

Bm
 

7 7


A E A




more she sees Daf fo dils. It's








7 7

B Gm C F





3
spring a gain And birds on the wing a gain Start to

Am








7 5 7 9 7 7

D G C



  
sing a gain

The old me lo dy. I

 
Gm 7 5
C

7 9
F Am 7 5
D 7



 




 


love you, That's the song of songs And it
7 7 7 6


G Gm C F




  
all be longs To you and me.

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 87
If You Could See Me Now
Lyrics by Carl Sigman Music by Tadd Dameron
Ballad
Adagio ( = 76)


7 7

A E A E A
































If you could see me now you'd know how blue I've been. One look is all you'd need to see the mood I'm in. Per
If you could see me now you'd find me be ing brave, and try in aw f'lly hard to make my tears be have. But
1. 2.
Gm7

F m7 B 7 Fm7 B 7
G7 5
C7 Fm7 B 7
Am7
5 A m7 Gm7 Cm7 B m7





 










  
haps then you'd re al ize I'm still in love

with you.
that's quite im pos si ble. I'm still in love with you.



 Bm
B Am7 7 7 7 7
D7 Bm7 E7




D E Am












3
You'll happen my way on some mem 'ra ble day and the month will be May for a while. I'll

Am7 Cm7 F7
 Gm7 Cm7 F7 Fm7 7




B B
















try to smile but can I play the part with out my heart be hind the smile?


7 7

A E A E A































The way I feel for you I nev er could dis guise. The look of love is writ ten plain ly in my eyes. I

Gm 7
F m
7
B 7
Fm 7
B 7
E (G B E E )





 









think you'd be mine a gain if you could see me now.

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88
I'll Be Seeing You
Lyrics and Music by Irving Kahal, Sammy Fain
Moderately
Allegro ( = 160)

A E G7
 
Fm
 C7
 Fm


















I'll Be See ing You in all the old fa mil iar plac es

    F
dim7
7 7 7
Fm C Fm B E Fm E /G


  








that this heart of mine em brac es all day thru.

Cm
 
B









7 7






Fm

 
In that samll ca

fe; the park a cross the

way, the

7 7 5


6
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9 5





B B E










 

chil dren's ca rou sel, the chet nut trees, the wish ing well.

  
A' E


7 7


G Fm C Fm
















I'll Be See ing You in ev 'ry love ly sum mer's day, in

 


  


7 7 7 7 5 7
Fm C Fm B B /A Gm C


















ev 'ry thing that's light and gay, I'll al ways think of you that way. I'll

Fm


C Dm7
5





G7 Cm7 F9















find you in the morn ing sun and when the night is new. I'll be
1. 2.
Fm7 A m6 Fm7 B 7 7 5
Fm7 Em7 E 6

  
E B E









  
look ing at the moon, but I'll Be See ing You! You!

Copyright © 1938 Williamson Music Co. Copyright Renewed.

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 89
I'll Close My Eyes
Lyrics by Buddy Kaye Music by Billy Reid
Medium Swing
Em7
5 A7

9
A F

 


 

Allegro ( = 150)
 



 







I'll Close My Eyes To eve ry one but you And when I do



7 7 7 7


  
Dm G Cm F







I'll see you stand ing there I'll
7

B E F





 


 


lock my heart To any other ca ress I'll never say


7 5
7 7 7 7 7




Bm E Am A dim Gm G /C

  




 


yes To a new love af fair Then I'll Close My Eyes
7 5

7 9
B F Em A

   




 






To eve ry thing that's gay If you are not there



7 7 7 7


  
Dm G Cm F







Oh, to share each love ly day And
7

7 5
7 9

 


B E Am D





 


  


through the years In those moments When we're far apart I'll Close My


7 7 7 7 7
Gm C F D Gm C





   
Eyes And I'll see you with my heart

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90
I'll Never Smile Again
Lyrics and Music by Ruth Lowe
Moderately

Allegro







A Fm7 7
Fm7 Gm7 G dim7


( = 130) B E

 







I'll Nev er Smile A gain, un til I smile at you. I'll nev er

Fm


7 7
B E






 

laugh a gain, what good would it do? For

B B 7 5
B 7
E Fm 7 5
B 7 5
E D9










 

tears would fill my eyes my heart would re a lize that

G



  G dim

7 7 7 7 7


D G Fm B E Gm G dim




our ro mance is trough, I'll nev er

Fm


A


7 7
Fm7 Gm7 G dim7


B E



 








love a gain, I'm so in love with you. I'll nev er

Fm


7 7 7
B E



3






y  

thrill a gain to some bod new. With
6 9
C A A D E Gm7 C7






 

3

in my heart I know I will nev er start to
1. 2.



Fm  
7
B7 5 7
G dim7 B 7/F E Gm7 G dim7 E


B E

 









smile a gain un til I smil at you I'll ne ver you

Copyright © 1939 MCA Music Publsihing, A Division of MCA inc,.

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 91
I'll Remember April
Lyrics and Music by Don Raye, Gene De Paul, Pat Johnson
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
G6 C9

A G




 






This love ly day will leng then in to ev 'ning,


The fire will dwin dle in to glow ing ash es,


7 7 To Coda


F Em A
 









  

we'll sign good bye to all we've ev er had. A
for flames and love live such a lit tle while. I






7 5 7 7 7 9




Am D D /C Bm E
 





 
lone, where we have walked to geth er, I'll Re

 Am






7 7 9 6



  

D G G


mem ber A pril and be glad. I'll


B Cm7

F7 Gm7



B








 

be con tent you loved me once in A pril. your

 Cm7 F7








6

B B







3
lips were warm and love and Spring were new. But I'm not a

 Am

11
D7 G6




G







fraid of Au tumn and

her sor row, for I'll Re

F
m11 9 6 7 7


B E E Am D





3


 
D.C. al Coda

mem ber A pril and you.

Am

7 5

 D7 D7/C Bm7


E9













3
won't for get, but I won't be lone ly, I'll Re

 Am7


D7 9 Am7 G6 9


G A





 
mem ber A pril, and I'll smile.

Copyright © 1941, 1942 by MCA Music Publishing, A Division of MCA, Inc.

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92
I'm Beginning To See The Light
Lyrics and Music by Harry James, Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Don George
Medium Bounce
Allegro ( = 130)

   
6
C9 G6 Cm7 F7 B m7 7

 
 
A G E











re




I nev er cared much for moon lit skies, I nev er wink back at fi flies; but

 G6 C9 Bm7 E7 A9  D 
7 7
Am7 D7







Am G











  
  

now that the stars are in your eyes, I'm Be gin ning To See The Light. I

   
6 9 6 7 7 7 7


G C G Cm F B m E






















 


nev er went in for af ter glow, or can dle light on the mis tle toe; but

  
6 9 7 7 9 7 7

G C Bm E A Am D G












 

now when you turn the lamp down low I'm Be gin ning To See The Light.

 B9 
 

9
B
 



 






 




Used to ram ble thu the park, shad ow box ing in the dark.


9

 7 7
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D7

A B m E Am
 











 




 

Then you came and caused a spark, that's a four a larm fi re now. I







  
6 9 7 7 7 5 7 7 7 7 7 5 7 9


G C Bm Em C m Cm F B m E Am D


lan tern shine,







in my




nev er made love by I nev er saw rain bows wine; but
1. 2.
  D 
C m 7
5

C9 Bm7 E7

5
9 A9 7 7
Am7 D7 9
G6 9








 
Am G G A

 

 



 

now that your lips are burn ing mine, I'm Be gin ning To See The Light. I

Copyright © 1944 Alamo Music, Inc.

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 93
I'm Sitting On Top Of The World
Lyrics by Sam M. Lewis and Joel Young Music by Ray Handerson
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
A F F F7 B F
















I'm Sit ting On Top Of The World, just roll ing a
7 7 7 7 5

G C F Gm F/A Gm C







 
long, just roll ing a long. I'm




F7





A F F B F









quit ing the blues of the world, just sing ing a
7 7 7



G C F F









song, just sing ing a song. "Glor y Hal el lu jah,"








7







B B E F



I just phoned

the Par son, "Hey, Par get read y to call."
7 6 7 7
C7 5






Dm Dm Dm Dm G C




 




Just like Hump ty Dump ty, I'm go ing to fall, I'm

C9 5



F7


B


A F F F F









Sit ting On Top Of The World, just roll ing a

1. 2.
G7 G7 5/D C7 7
G7 C7 5

F D F B F


    
long, just roll ing a long. I'm long.

Copyright © 1925 Leo Feist, INC.

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94
Isn't It Romantic
From the Paramount Picture 'Love Me Tonight'
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Easy Swing
A
Andante ( = 108)

(B 7) 
6
E Cm7 Fm7 B 7
E Edim7 Fm7 B 7






















Is n't It Ro man tic? Mu sic in the night, a dream that can

be heard. Is n't It Ro
Is n't It Ro man tic? Mere ly to be young on such a night as this? Is n't It Ro

6 7 7 7 7 7


E /G C Fm B E B m E













man tic? Mov ing shad ows write the old est mag

ic word.
man tic? Ev 'ry note that's sung is like a lov er's kiss.
1. 7
A B G7 Cm G7/B B m7 E 7

B




 









I hear the breez es play ing in the trees a bove.

A C7/G





Dm7
5 G7

F
9 7alt 7


Fm Cm B B






 




While all the world is say ing you were meant for love. Is n't It Ro

Dm7
5
2.
Fm Fm/E G7 Cm Cm/B Cm/A A 6

C





 












 
Sweet sym bols in the moon light Do you mean that I will fall in
Fine







 
Gm7 G 7
Fm7 B 7
E A 6
E (B 7)


 









love per chance? Is n't it ro mance?

Copyright © 1932 (Renewed 1959) by Famous Music Corporation

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 95
It Might As Well Be Spring
From 'State Fair'
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Music by Richard Rodgers
Moderately
A
Andante ( = 88)
G6 C9 Bm7 E7 Am7 D7 Dm7 G7

G

























I'm as rest less as a wil low in a wind storm, I'm as jump y as a pup pet on a string. I'd


 C

C m F 7 7
Bm 7
E 7
Am 7
D 7
D /C 7
Bm E 7 7
Am D 7 7

















say that I had spring fev er, but I know it is n't spring. I am
6 9 7 7 7 7 7 7

A G C Bm E Am D G Dm G























star ry eyed and vague ly dis con tent ed, like a night in gale with out a song to sing. Oh,

C
m7 F
7 

7 7 7 7 7
G7




C Bm E Am D G Dm










why should I have spring fev er when it is n't e ven spring?

 C

B Dm7 G7





C











I keep wish ing I were some where else walk ing down a strange new street;

Am7 Am7/G


F
7 5 B7 Em7 A7 Am7/D D7




















hear ing words that I have nev er heard from a man I've yet to meet, I'm as
6 9 7 7 7 7 7 7

A G C Bm E Am D G Dm G























bu sy as a spi der spinn ing day dreams I'm as gid dy as a ba by on a swing. I

 C C m
7
F
7
G /B69
Em 7
Am 7
D 9
D /C 7
B 7
E 7




















have n't seen a cro cus or a rose bud, or a rob in on the wing. But I
7 7 7 7 7 7 7
7 9

A Cm F Bm Em Em /D A /C Cm F

 

















feel so gay in a mel an cho ly way that It Might As Well Be Spring. It


7 7 7 7 6
Bm Em Am D G C G


 






Might As Well Be Spring!

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96
It Never Entered My Mind
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Moderately Slow
Andante ( = 76)
A F Am F Am F Am F Am



















Once I laughed when I heard you say ing that I'd be play ing sol i taire,
7
F Am F Am Gm Gm E 7/G C7








 







 


un eas y in my eas y chair, It Nev er En tered My Mind.

A F Am F Am F Am F Am



















Once you told me I was mis tak en that I'd a wak en with the sun


7
C7

  
F Am F Am Gm Am











and or der or ange juice for one, It Nev er En tered My Mind.


6 7 7 6 7
B F F Gm C F F Gm C7






 


You have what I lack my self, and

F6 C7

Bdim7 C7 Am7 C7



F B B Am









 
e  to 
now I ven have scratch my back my self.

A F Am F Am F Am F Am




















Once you warned me that if you scorned me I'd sing the maid en's pray'r a gain,

F Am Am 7 5
D7
Gm 7
C 7sus
C 7
F F




 














and with that you were there a gain to get in to my hair a gain
1. 2.
Gm7 C7 F6 G7 C7 F6








  
It Nev er En tered My Mind.

Copyright © 1940 by Chappell & Co., Inc. Copyright Renewed

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 97
Just Friends
Lyrics by Sam M. Lewis Music by John Klenner
Medium Swing
A
Allegro ( = 168)
 G7 Cm7 F7
 
 

3
C



  
Just friends, lov ers no more Just


7 7
G 3 B m E
 







 
friends, but not like be fore. To

 Am7
  D7 Bm7
 
Em7















think of what we've been and not to kiss a gain seems like pre

 A
7 7 7 7
Am D D

   
3






tend ing it is n't the end ing. Two


B
Cm7 F7
 

3
C



  
friends drift ing a part, Two

 B m7 7
G 3 E
 







 
friends but one brok en heart. We

    
7 7 7 7


Am D Bm Em














loved, we laughed, we cried and sud den ly love died. The sto ry

 A 
7 7 7 6 7 7
Am D G (Dm G)
   

ends and we're just friends.

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98
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Brightly
Allegro ( = 130)

 Em9

Am7 D7 Em9

Am7 D7
A
 
G G























You say ee ther and I say eye
 ther, you say nee ther and I say ny
 ther;
 G
7
A7 D7









G /F C/E Cm/E G/D Em





 
ee ther, eye ther, nee ther, ny ther, Let's Call The Whole Thing Off!

 
A' G
 
Em 9
 
Am 7
 D 7
G
 
Em 9
 
Am 7
 D7
























You like po ta to and I like

po tah to, you like to ma to and I like to
- mah to;





 

 

 




 G
7 7
G /F C/E Cm/E G/D D G




 

po ta to, po tah to, to ma to, to mah to! Let's Call The Whole Thing Off! But

 C m
B


7 5
7 7 7 7 7

F Bm E Am D
 







oh! If we call the whole thing off, then we must part. And

 C m



7 5
7 Bm7 E7 Am7 D7







F








oh! If we ev er part, then that might break my heart!

 
A'' G
 Em
9
  7
Am  D7 G
 Em
9
  7
Am  D7
























  
1. 2.








G7/F D7 B7 E7 Am7 D7 7
D7












G C/E Cm/E G/D G E G





  

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 99
Like Someone In Love
Lyrics and Music by Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
A C C/B C6/A C/G D7/F
G7/F Em7 E 7











Late ly I find my self out gaz ing at stars,

G9 5 C9 5


Dm7 G7 Gm7 C9

C





hear ing gui tars Like Some one In Love.
B

Bm


F6




7
E7 A6


F+ A
  
Some times the things I do a stound me,



Am7


D7


G7 5

 
most ly when ev er you're a round me.
A C C/B C /A6
C/G D /F7
7
G /F Em7 E 7











Late ly I seem to walk as though I had wings,
 C9 5


7 7 9 5
Gm7 C9

Dm G G C





bump in to things Like Some one In Love.
B' F6



Bm7 E7 D9



F+ A D dim







Each time I look at you I'm linmp as a glove and

9 1. 2.
Em7
 
A7 Dm7 G7 Am7 D9 G7 Fm6
  
C C C





feel ing Like Some one In Love. Love.

Copyright © 1944 Bourne Co. and Dorsey Bros. Music, Inc. Division of Music Sales Corporation
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100
Lost In The Stars
(Form 'Lost In The Stars')
Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson Music by Kurt Weill
Moderately
A
Andante Moderato ( = 88)

 G B dim7 D7/A D7 G E7 5
Am7 D7

9
  
 























Be fore Lord God made the sea and the land, He held all the stars in the palm of His hand, and they


G



7 7
D7
 
C G G/B B dim Am
















ran through His fin gers like grains of sand, and one lit tle star fell a lone. Then the


A G B dim 7
D /A 7
D 7
G E 7 5
Am 7
D


7 9


























Lord God hunt ed through the wide night air for the lit tle dark star on the wind down there. And he

 G 

7 7 7


C G E A D G



















stat ed and prom ised He'd take spec ial care so it would n't get lost a gain. Now a

 Cm
B 7
F7 B
 Gm7 Cm7
5 F7 B
 Gm7 

























man don't mind if the stars grow dim and the clouds blow o ver and dark en him. So

 Cm F 7 7
B Gm 7
Cm 7 5
F 7
F 7 5
E 7
E 7
D 7













 








 

long as the Lord God's watch ing o ver them keep ing track how it all goes on. But


A G B dim 7
D /A 7
D 7
G E 7 5
Am Cm 6



























I've been walk ing through the night, and the day, 'till my eyes get wear y and my head turn grey, And

 G





6
 G




6






Cm Cm









some times it seems may be God's gone a way, for get ting the prom ise that we heard Him say,

 D
7 7 7 7 7
Am D G Em E G B dim7



















3

And we're lost out here in the stars, lit tle stars, big stars, blow ing through the night.

 D /A
7 7 7 7 7
Am D G Em E















3

And we're lost out here in the stars, lit tle stars, big stars,






7 7 7 7
G B dim D /A D G E G6


3






 



blow ing through the night. And we're lost out here in the stars.

Copyright © 1946 Chappell & Co., Inc

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 101
Love For Sale
Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter
With Swinging Rhythm
Allegro ( = 130)

A 7
E B m

 
 
Love For Sale,

E
7
B m







  
Ap pe tiz ing young Love For Sale
7 7 7 7

E m A D G







 









Love that's fresh and still un spoiled, love that's on ly slight ly soiled,

Cm7
5 F7 5
B m
   


 
Love For Sale.

A E 7
B m

 
 
Who will buy?

E

7


B m







  
Who would like to sam ple my sup ply?

E m










G
7 7 7 7


A D






Who's pre pared to pay the price, for a trip to par a dise?

Cm7
5 F7 5
B m B m7
   


 
Love For Sale.

B E m7 A 7
D Fm7
5 B 7



















Let the po ets pipe of love in their child ish way.

E m
7 7
A D B m7














I know ev ery type of love bet ter far than they.

B
7


E m


3















If you want the thrill of love, I've been thru the mill of love;

Gm





C
7 5 7 7 5 7 9
 
Fm B

 





Old love, new love, Ev 'ry love but true love.

A' E 7
B m

 
  
Love For Sale,
102

E
7
B m







  
Ap pe tiz ing young Love For Sale.

E m











7 7 7 7


A D G




If you want to buy my wares, Fol low me and climb the stairs,

 
7 5 7 5 7
Cm F B m B m /A


  
Love For Sale.

Gm7
5 Gm7
5/F Cm7
5

 





7
E m7 E m7/D






E






Love For

B m
7 1. 2.
E B B

 
 

Sale.

Copyright © 1930 (Renewed) Warner Bros. Inc.

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 103
Lullaby of birdland
Lyrics by George David Weiss Music by George Shearing
Relaxed Swing
Allegro ( = 130)

 7
5
A Fm6 G7

9 C7

9 Fm7 B m7 7










Dm D E










Lul la by Of Bird land that's what I al ways hear when you sigh.
7 7 7
7 9 9 7 5
C7

Cm Fm B m E A D Gm


















Nev er in my word land could there be ways to re veal in a phrase how I feel!


A Fm6 7 5

7 9

7 9 7 7 9



Dm G C Fm D B m E














Have you ev er heard two tur tle doves bill and coo when they love?
7 7 7
7 9 7

Cm Fm B m E A E A












That's the kind of mag ic mu sic we make with our lips when we kiss!

Cm












B m








B 7 5
F7 9 7
E 7 9



A




And tere's a weep y old wil low; he real ly knows how to cry!

Cm


























7 5 7 9 7 7 9
C7



F B m E A



That's how I'd cry in my pil low if you should tell me fare well and good bye!

A Fm  6 7 5

7 9
7 9 7
B m7 9





Dm G C Fm D E















Lul la by Of Bird land whis per low, kiss me sweet and we'll go
1.
7 7 7
7 9 9
Gm7
5 C7

Cm Fm B m E A D


 











fly in' high in Bird land, high in the sky up a bove all be cause we're in love!
2.
B m7 9
B m7 9

A E A A A










  
all be cause we're in love.

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104
Misty
Lyrics by Johnny Burke Music by Errol Garner
Ballad
Andante ( = 88)
B m7 7
A m7 7

A E E A D

















3













Look at me, I'm as help les as a kit ten up a tree and I feel like I'm cling ing to a cloud, I ca
Walk my way and a thou sand vi o lins be gin to play, or it might be the sound of your hel lo, th at
1. 2.
Cm7 Fm7

7
Gm7 C7 Fm7 B 7 6

E B E





















3 3 3





3


n't un der stand, I get Mist y just hold ing your hand. Walk my 3
mu sic I hear, I get Mist y the mo ment you're near. You can say that you're


B B m7 E 7 9
A


 


3

3
lead ing me on, but it's just what I want you to do. Don't you no tice how




7 7 7 7 5 7 9 7 7

Am D F Gm C Fm B
 


3
hope less ly I'm lost, that's why I'm fol low ing you. On my
7 7 7 7

A E B m E A A m D

















3



own, would I wan der through this won der land a lone,




nev er know ing my right foot from my left, my

Cm7 Fm7

7 6
Fm7 7

E B E B

 
3

3

3


hat from my glove, I'm too Mist y and too much in Love.

Copyright © 1955. Renewed 1983 Marke Music, Limerick Music, Reganesque

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 105
Moonlight in Vermont
Lyrics by John Blackburn Music by Karl Suessdorf
Freely
Allegro ( = 130)


6
A E Cm7 Fm7 E7 9
E 6
Cm7 D 9
Fm7 B 7sus
E Fm7 B 7















Pen nies in a stream, fall ing leaves, a sy ca more, Moon light In Ver mont.

Cm 
A E 6 7 7 7 9 6 7 9 7 7sus

Fm E E Cm D Fm B E













I cy fin ger waves, ski trails on a moun tain side, snow light in Ver mont.

G
dim7 

B Am11 7 11 9 11
G6







    




D G Am A G

Tel e graph ca bles, they sing down the high way and tra vel each bend in the road,

B m11 7
Adim7 B m11 9

7 5 9

     





E A E A B















peo ple who meet in this ro man tic set ting are so hyp no tized by the love ly

 E

Cm 
A 6 7
Fm7 E7 9 6
Cm7 9
Fm7 7sus

E D B E















ev' ning sum mer breeze, warb ling of a mea dow lark, Moon light In Ver mont,

7 9 9 9



Cm F E E









you and I and Moon light In Ver mont.

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106
My Favorite Things
From 'The Sound Of Music'
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Music by Richard Rodgers
Lively, with spirit
Allegro ( = 130)


A Em7 F m7
Em7 F m7

 43











Rain drops on ros es and whisk ers on kit tens,
cream col ored po nies and crip ap ple strud els,





C








bright cop per ket tles and


warm wool en mit tens;
door bells and sleigh bell and schnitz el with noo dles;

 7 7

Am D G C










brown pa per pack ag es tied up with string,
wild geese that fly with the moon on the wings,

F m 7
5

B7

G C












these are a few of My Fa vor ite Things.
these are a few of My Fa vor ite Things.


A E F m7
E F m7













Girls in white dress es with blue sat in sash es,





A










snow flakes that stay on my node and eye lash es,

 Am7


D7 G C










sil ver white win ters that melt in to spring.

F m 7
5

B7

9

G C












These are a few of My Fa vor ite Things.

 Em F m 7
5
B 7
B7
 







When the dog bites, when the bee stings,

 Em7

C


  



when I'm feel ing sad, I

 C A7











sim ply re mem ber My Fa vor ite things and
 107


 
7


G C D

then I don't feel so

 G6 C G6 C
    
bad.

 F m 7
5
G C
B7


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108
My Foolish Heart
Lyrics by Ned Washington Music by Victor Young
Slowly & Expressively
Moderato ( = 108)

9

A B E Dm7 G7 Cm7 F7















The night is like a love ly tune, be ware My Fool ish Heart! How

D7 9
Gm7 Cm7 F7

B

















white the ev er con stant moon; take care My Fool ish Heart! There's a

B



9






B












7 7 5 6 7 5
D7


B E Am




line be tween love and fas ci na tion that's hard to see on an eve ning such as this, for they
7 7 5 7 7 7

Gm D Gm C F F






















both give

the ver y same sen sa tion when you're lost in the mag ic of a kiss. His

B B E Dm 7
G 7
Cm 7
F 7 9

 











lips

are much to close to mine, be ware My Fool ish Heart but
7 9 7 7 7 5


7 5

B D Gm Cm Am D














should our ea ger lips com bine then let the fire start for

E




7 7 7 5 7

Gm G B Dm G












this time it is n't fas ci na tion, or a dream that will fade and fall a part, it's
1. 2.

Cm


7
Cm7/F Gm7 Cm7 F7




B B

 





 
 
love this time, it's love, My Fool ish Heart. The Heart.

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 109
My Funny Valentine
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Slowly
Allegro ( = 130)
G7/B Cm7/B Am7
5

 
A Cm











 
My Fun ny Val en tine, sweet com ic val en tine,

A Fm 9
Dm

7 5
G


7 9


 

 



you make me smile with my heart.

 

A Cm G7/B Cm7/B F/A






 




Your looks are laugh a ble, un pho to graph a ble,


7 5


Gm7 C7
5
9
7 5 9 7 5

7 9

A Am D Fm B






 




yet, you're my fav 'rite work of art. Is your

E
 
B 7
Gm7 Fm7 7
Gm7 Fm7


Fm E Fm

 











fig ure less than Greek; is your mouth a lit tle weak when you

 G7 5
G7 Cm7 B m7 A 7

9 Dm7
5 G7

9
 
E A









o pen it to speak, are you smart? But


A Cm G7/B Cm7/B F/A




 





don't change a hair for me, not if you care for me,

Dm7
5


5



 G7 9

Cm7 B9

B m9 A7 9




A


stay lit tle val en tine, stay!

A Fm 7
 B 7
E






  

Each day is Val en tine's day.

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110
My One And Only Love
Lyrics by Robert Mellin Music by Guy Wood
Slowly
Moderato ( = 100)
C Am7 Dm7 G9 G dim7 Am Am7/G F
Bm7
5 Em7 A7

9
A




 







3


3

The ver y thought of you makes my heart sing like an A pril breeze on the wings of spring.

Dm 7
Dm /C Bm 7

7 5
E 7
Am 7
E 9
Dm 7
G 7 7
G /F Em A

Dm7 G9 7 9

 



 












And you ap pear in all your splen dor, My One And On ly Love.
7 7 9
G
dim7 7
Bm7
5 Em7 A7

9
A C Am Dm G Am Am /G F




 







3


3

The shad own fall and spread their mys tic charms in the hush of night while you're in my arms.

Dm 7
Cm 7
Bm

7 5
E 7
Am 7
E 9
Dm 7
G 7
G

7 9
C F m


7 5
B7
 




 



 








I feel your lips so warm and ten der, My One And On ly Love. The

B Em6 C m 7
5

F m7
B7 Em6 C m 7
5



F m7 B 7









  







 
3 3 3 3



touch of your hand is like heav en, a heav en that I've nev er known. The

Em Em/D
Em/D Em/C
Dm7 A 7 11

Dm7 G7

9


3 3










3 3





blush on your cheek when ev er I speak tell me that you are my own.
7 7 9
7 7 7 5
Em7 A7

9
A C Am Dm G G dim Am Am /G F Bm

 









3


3

You fill my ea ger heart with such de sire. Ev r'y kiss you give sets my soul on fire.
1. 2.
Dm 7
Cm 7
Bm 7 5
E 7
Am 7
E 9
Am 7
G 7 5
D 9
C Dm G 7 7 5
A D D 6
C6 9
 




 





  





I give my self in sweet sur ren der, My One And On ly Love. Love.

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 111
My Romance
From 'Jumbo'
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Moderately Slow
A
Moderato ( = 100)
Dm7 Em7 E dim7 Dm7 G7 7 13


C C B













My Ro mance does n't have to have a moon in the sky, My Ro
7 7 7 7 7
Am Am Am A Dm G C C
 







mance



does n't need a blue la goon stand ing by; no
B F

F dim 7
C C 7
F

F dim 7
C





 
month of May, no twin kling stars, no

F m
7
F


7 5
Em 7
E 7
Am 9 7
D Dm 7 7
G
 





hide a way, no soft gui tars. My Ro
A
Dm7 Em7 E dim7 Dm7 G7 7 13


C C B
 









a
mance does n't need a cas tle ris ing in Spain, nor

Am Am Am7 A7 Dm7 G7 C C7
 











dance to a con stant ly sur pris ing re frain. Wide a
C F 
Dm7 Dm7/C


Bm7




9 11
Am7 9




F /E B A
 






wake I can make my most fan tas tic dreams come true; My Ro



7 7 7 7 6

C /G Am Dm Dm /G G C




  
mance does n't need a thing but you.

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112
My Ship
From The Musical Production 'Lady In The Dark'
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by Kurt Weil
Moderately Slow
Moderato ( = 100)
A F D7 Gm7 C7 F D7 Gm7 C7





 













My Ship has sails that are made of silk, the decks are trimmed with gold. And of
7 7 7 7 7 7




F D Gm A Dm G Gm C





 





jam and spice there's a par a dise in the hold. My

A F D7 Gm7 C7 F D7 Gm7 C7








 








Ship's a glow with a mil lion pearls and ru bies fill each bin; the

D7 A7 Gm7 D7




F Gm Dm F





  






sun sits high in a sap phire sky when my ship comes in. I can
7 7 7 7 7 7 7




B Gm C Gm C Gm C F E












wait the years 'til it ap pears one fine day one spring, but the
7 7 7 7 7 9




Am Dm Am Dm G Gdim G C















pearls and such the won't mean much if there's miss ing just one thing. I
7 7 7 7 7 7
A F D Gm C F D Gm C


















do not care if that day ar rives, that dream need nev er be, if the

 
1. 2.
D7 A7

Gm7 C7 F

C7
 C7 C7










F Gm Dm Dm F













ship I sing does n't al so bring my own true love to me. My own true love to me, if the

B

C


7 7 7 5
7 7





F Dm F Dm Gm C F D F
  

ship I sing does n't al so bring my own true love to me.

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 113
Nature Boy
Lyrics and Music by Eben Ahbez
Med. Ballad
A
Moderato ( = 110)
Dm Em7
5 A7 Dm Em7
5 A7

 

   







  








There was a boy, A ver y strange en chant ed boy They say he wan dered

Dm7 Dm6 Gm6 Em7
5

 
Dm Dm Dm








 
  


ver y far, ver y far, o ver land and sea; A
7
A Dm


 




lit tle shy and sad of eye, But

E7

9 A7




  


ver y wise was he And

B Dm Em7
5 A7 Dm Em7
5 A7



   







  







then one day, One mag ic day he came my way, And as we spoke of
7 6 6

7 5

 
Dm Dm Dm Dm Gm Dm Em








 
  



man y things, fools and kings, this he said to me: The

A7 Dm (Bm7
5)


 




great est thing you'll ev er learn is



9 (Em7
5

E7 A7 5
Dm A 7)










just to love and be loved in re turn.

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114
Nice Work If You Can Get It
From 'A Damsel In Distress'
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Moderately
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
B7 E7 A7 D7 G7 C7 A7 A7

9

A










Hold ing hands at mid night 'neath a star y sky.

 G/D
 
Am G/B C 6
G/B B dim Am 7 7
G


















 
Nice Work If You Can Get it, and you can get it if you try.
7 7 7 7 7 7
A7 A7

9

A B E A D G C





3








Stroll ing with the one girl, sigh ing sigh aft er sign,

 G/D
 
Am G/B C 6
G/B B dim Am7 7
G


















Nice Work If You Can Get It, and you can ge tit if you try.

 
9 7
A7
 

B Em C Em














Just im ag ine some one wait ing at the cot tage door,

  A7/E  A7 Am7




D7 5
D7 5/C





Dm Dm/F
 







where two hearts be come one. Who could ask for an y thing more?
7 7 7 7 7 7
A7 A7

9

A B E A D G C





3








Lov ing one who loves you, and then tak ing that vow,

 G/D
 
Am G/B F7 E7 Am7



Am/D D7 5
G E 7
D7 G6


 







 
Nice Work If You Can Get It, and if you get it, won't you tell me how?

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 115
Night And Day
Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter
Allegro ( = 130) A Dm

7 5
G 7
C
 

3

 


 



Night And Day You are the one On ly you
Why it is so That this long


Dm 7 5
G 7
3 C









 


be nea th the moon And under the sun Whe ther
ing for you Fol lows wher ever I go. In the

 
7 5 7 7 7
F m Fm Em E dim



















near to me or far No mat ter, dar ling Where you are
roa rin' tra ffic's boom In the si lence of my lone ly room
1. 2.
Dm7 G7 C B 7




 









 
I think of you Night And Day Day and night Night And
I think of you Night And Day


B
E C

 
3

 


Day Un der the hide of me There's an

 











E 3 C









  



oh such
a hun gry Year nin' bur nin' in side of me And its



 
7 5 7 7 7
F m Fm Em E dim























tor ment won't be through 'Til you let me spend my life Mak ing love to you


7 7 7 6 7
G7)




Dm G Dm C (D



 
Day and night Night And Day

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116
Now's The Time
Music by Charlie Parker
Fast Blues
Presto ( = 190)
7
A F

 




























B 7
 
Bdim 7
F7 






























Gm7 C7 F7 Gm7 C7

3









 





    


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 117
Ol' Man River
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Music by Jerome Kern
Very Slowly
Andante ( = 88)

Cm7
   Cm7
A E E A E A E


   




















 
Ol' Man Riv er, dat Ol' Man Riv --er, he must know sump in', but don't say noth in' he

B  B 

7 9 7 9 6
Fm Fm E A E


   


jus' keeps roll in', he keeps on roll in' a long. He


A' E

E

Cm7 G dim7




E A E Cm

  















   
don't plant 'ta ters, he don't plant cot ton, an' dem dat plants 'em is soon for got ten; but

B 7  B 9  Am7
5 D7

Fm
7
Fm7 E A E














Ol' Man Riv --er, he jus' keeps roll in' a long.




9 Gm
9














B Gm D7 9 D7 9 Gm D7 9 D7 Cm6 D7



Gm Gm Gm







You an' me, we sweat an' strain, bo dy all ach in' an' racked wid pain.

"Tote dat barge!" "Lift dat bale,"

A''







7 9 7 7
Gm D Gm Fm B E Cm7 E A E B 9
Cm7 F7
















   










 
git a lit tle drunk an' you land in jail. Ah gits wea ry an' sick of try in', Ah'm tired of liv in' an' skeered of dy in'. But
1. 2.

B


E /B Bdim Cm7 Fm9 7
Fm7 B 7
Fm7 B 7

 

E A m E E E



 
Ol' Man Riv er, he jus' keeps roll in' a long. long.

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118
Once I Loved
Lyrics by Vinicius DeMoraes, Ray Gilbert Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Bossa
Allegro ( = 144)


Gm7 C7 5
F

F dim7
 



A

 
  

3
Once I loved, And I
Then one day, From my


Gm7 G dim7 Am7 Am7/G







  
3 3 3 3
gave so much love to this love, You were the world to me;
in fi nite sad ness you came and brought me love a gain;
7 7 5


 


Fm B E

3

 


Once
 I cried at the
Now I know that no
1. 2.
D
 D  G7   
Em7
5 A7

9 D7

9














3











3 3
thought I was fool ish and proud and let you say good bye.
mat ter what ev er be falls I'll nev er let you go, I will hold you close,

B C F 7
 
B


3

 


 


Make you stay; Be cause
7 6 6
7 5


Bdim B m Am A









 
3 3 3








 


love is the sad dest thing when it goes a way, Be cause

9

G7 Gm7 A7 Dm6 (D7)





 
3 3






 
love is the sad dest thing when it goes a way,

Copyright © 1965, Ipanema Music. Used By Permission.

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 119
One By One
Music by Wayne Shorter
Shuffle
Allegro ( = 128)
Am7
5 D7 5 9 7
Gm7 Fm7 7 9
Cm11 F9 9

A A B E B


















Am7
5 7
Gm7 B 7/F Em7
5 D7 5 9
Gm11





A






















7 9
B E

A7 5 9
Dm7 Bm7
5 Em7
5 A7 5 9
Dm7







  



Am7
5 7
Gm7 B 7/F Em7
5 D7 5 9
Gm11

A

























A Am7
5 D7 5 9 7
Gm7 Fm7 7 9
Cm11 F9 9

A B E B


















Am7
5 7
Gm7 B 7/F Em7
5 D7 5 9
Gm11





A























Copyright © 1963 Miyako Music

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120
One Note Samba
Samba de uma nota so
Lyrics by Newton Mendonca Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Samba
A
Allegro ( = 130)

   D    
Dm7 7
Cm7 B7

5

 

















 


This is just a lit tle sam ba built up on a sin gle note. Oth er

  D   
Dm7 7
Cm7 B7

5
















 


notes are bound to fol low but the root is still that note. Now

the


7 7 7
Fm B E A


















 


new one is
 the con sequence of
 one
the we've just
 been through
 as I'm

  D  B7



5
Dm7
B
7
Cm7 6



















bound to be the un a void a ble con se quence of

you.

B E m7 A 7
D












 










There's so man y peo ple who can talk and talk and talk and just say no thing or near ly no thing

Cm7
5  B7 

5

























D m7 G 7
C















I have used up all the scale I know and at the end I've come to no thing or near ly no thing So I

  D    
A' Dm7 7
Cm 7
B

7 5


















 


come back to my first note as I must come back to you. I will

  D   
Dm7 7
Cm7 B7

5
















 


pour in to that one note all the love I feel for you A

ny

Fm
7 7 7
B E A
















 


one

who wants the
  show,
whole Re,
 Fa,
Mi, Sol, La,
 Te, 
Doh. he

will

D

 
6
C7 B B 6






















     
find him self with no show. Bet ter play the note you know.

Copyright © 1961, 1962 by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Mrs. Mendonca, Brazil
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 121
Opus One
Lyrics and Music by Sy Oliver
Moderate Jump Tempo
A
Allegro ( = 168)
   C9
 

G
























I'm wrack in' my brain, to think of a name, to give to this tune, so Per ry can croon, and

 A9
 Am7 D9
 G B dim7 Am7 D9 D+

























may be ol' Bing will give it a fling. And that 'll start ev 'ry one hum min' the thing. The


A
   
9
G C























mel o dy's dumb, re peat an' re peat. But if you can swing, it's got a good beat. And

  





9 7 9 9
A Am D G C G






















that's the main thing, to make with the feet. 'Cause ev 'ry one is swing in' to day. So, I'll call it

 B


B
 Cm    

9 F 9 5



Gm7 7
F7 6
G7 5
C9




B
 












 
O pus One! It's not for Sam my Kaye. Hey! hey! hey! It's

 


B m7 E m7


A 7 9 6
D13



D D D




















 got   

O pus One! It's to swing, not sway. May be, if


A
   
9
G C























Mis ter Les Brown could make it re nown, and Ray An tho ny could swing it for me. There's

 G
 
A9 Am7 D9 G C9 G E 9





















 
nev er a doubt you'll knock your self out. When ev er you can hear O pus One.

Copyright © 1943 (Renewed) Embassy Music Corporation, New York.

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122
Orchids In The Moonlight
Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Edward Eliscu Music by Vincent Youmans
With a Tango Beat
Moderato ( = 108)
C7


Fm D Fm



A


 






When or chids bloom in the moon light and lov ers vow to be true;

C



Gm  C











7 7 5 7

Fm


I still can dream in the moon light, of one dear night that we knew.

Fm





7



D Fm F B m








When or chids fade in the dawn ing, they speak of tears and "Good bye!"
7 7















B m Fm C Fm C Fm
 











 
Fine

Tho' my dreams are shat tered, like the pet als scat tered, still my love can nev er die.
7 6
B F Fdim C F F C7








 









There is peace in the twi light, when the day is thru,
C7    
F

F dim




















  fall on ly seem to 
but the shad own that re call all my long ing for you.

C7 Fdim C7 F


F7

B







 






There's a dream in the moon beams, up on the sea of blue;










7 7 7

B D F Fdim C F C F D.C. al Fine

    



 



but the moon beams that fall, on ly seem to re call, love is all, love is you.

Copyright © 1933 by T.B. Harms Co.

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 123
Ornithology
Music by Charlie Parker, Benny Harris
Fast Swing
Presto ( = 200)



Gm7


C7 7 7




 
 
A G Gm C

 












 
 F
   Fm7 7




B
 







   












 
1.
B E
7
D7 Gm Cm7
5 D7 3










 


















Bm7 E7


Am7 D7











3



2.
G Am7 D7
 3
























7
G/B B Am7 A 7
G
























 
3 3

   


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124
Polka Dots And Moonbeams
Lyrics by Johnny Burke Music by Jimmy Van Heusen
Slowly, with expression
Adagio ( = 76)
 7
5 A 7

9







Dm7 Gm7 C7 C7/B Am7 Dm7 Gm7








A F Em

 












A coun try dance was be ing held in a gar den, I felt a bump and heard an "Oh, beg your par don,"

9 Gm7 C7












7 7 7 7 7 9
Dm Dm /C Dm /C Am A m Gm C C /B Am7 D7










sud den ly I saw Pol ka Dots And Moon beams all a round a pug nosed dream.

 7
5 A 7

9

7 9 7 7 7
Dm7 Gm7



A F Dm Gm C C /B Am Em

























The mus ic start ed and was I the per plexed one, I held my breath and said "may I have the next one."



 


Bm7
5 E7

Dm Dm /C Dm7/C Am7 A m7 Gm7 C9 C7 9 F6


















In my fright ened arms Pol ka Dots And Moon beams spark led on a pug nosed dream. There were

A A dim7
Bm7 E7 E7/D C m7
F m7
Bm7 E7




 


 

B 3












ques tions in the eyes of oth er danc ers as we float ed o ver the floor. There were

A
dim7 7 7 7 7 7 9
 
A Bm E A D Gm C





















 
ques tions but my heart knew all the an swers, and

per haps a few things more.

 7
5 A 7

9

7 9 7 7 7 7
Gm7




A F Dm Gm C C /B Am Dm Em
























Now in a cot tage built of li lacs and laugh ter I know the mean ing of the words "ev er af ter."

















7 7 7 7 9 7 9 6 6 6
Dm Dm /C Dm /C Am A m Gm C C F E E F6 9








 
And I'll al ways see Pol ka Dots And Moon beams when I kiss the pug nosed dream.

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 125
Poor Butterfly
Lyrics by John L. Golden Music by Raymond Hubbell
Moderately Slow

Andante ( A B m7 7





E A

 

= 88)









Poor But ter fly, 'neath the blos soms wait int, Poor But ter

7 5 7


C F











fly for she loved him so. The mo ments

7 7 7 5 7 5 7
B Bm E Gm C Fm















pass in to hour, the hours pass in to years, and as she

B

7
B m7 7


E











smiles through her tears, she mur murs low, "The moon and

B m
7 7





A


E A

 





I know that he'll be faith ful. I'm sure he'll

7 5 7


C F



 





come to me by and bye. But if

B m 






C 7 7 7 7 7




D m G A Cm F










he don't come back, then I'll nev er sigh or cry, I just mus'

Bm 


7 7


E A








die." Poor But ter fly.

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126
Prelude To A Kiss
Lyrics by Irving Gordon and Irving Mills Music by Duke Ellington
Slowly
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
A D9 G7 5
C9 F B7 E7 A7 Dm Dm7 G7 C D7



 





3












3 3



If you hear a song in blue like a flow er cry ing for the dew that was my heart ser e nad ing you
A
Dm7 G7

9 C A7 D9 G7 5
C9 F B7 E7 A7 Dm







 















3


my Pre lude To A Kiss. If you hear a song that grows from my ten der sen ti men tal woes

9 B
Dm7 G7 C D7 Dm7 G7 C E C m


F m7 B 7 E C m



   







3








3









 
 





That was my heart try ing to com pose a Pre lude To A Kiss. Though it's just a sim ple mel o dy with noth ing fan cy,
A


F m 7
B 7
E C m


F m 7
B 7
E A 7
D 9
Dm D
m Em A
7
D9 7 7 7 9
G7 5





 
 

  




 

















noth ing much you could turn it to a sym pho ny a Schu bert tune with a Gersh win touch. Oh! How my love song

C 9
F B 7
E 7
A 7
Dm Dm 7
G 7
C D 7
Dm 7
G7

9 C



3























3

3





gen tly cries for the ten der ness with in your eyes my love is a pre lude that nev er dies a Pre lude To A Kiss.

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 127
Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars
Corcovado
Lyrics by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Moderately Slow
Allegro ( = 130)
A

 

D9
   A dim7

  













Qui et Nights Of Qui et Stars, qui et chords from my gui tar

      G  
7 7 7 7
Gm C Fdim F
 












 

float ing on the si lence that sur rounds us.

   B    
7 13 7
Fm Em A7 5

 







 








Qui et thoughts and qui et dreas, qui et walks by qui et streams,

D9
     Dm7   A dim7   
 





















and a win dow look ing on the moun tains and the sea. How love ly!
A' D9
        
7

A dim
 





















This is where I want to be. Here, with you so close to me un til

   G  
7 7 7 7
Gm C Fdim F

3

 








 



the fin al flick er of life's em ber.



7 7 5 7
Am7
 

Fm B Em







 






 



I, who was lost and lone ly, be liev ing life was on ly

Dm7 

G7 9  Em7 A7 5

  


  
 









a bit ter tra gic joke, have found with you,

   
7 9
C6
  



Dm G








 
the mean ing of ex ist ence. Oh, my love.

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128
Red Sails In The Sunset
Lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy Music by Hugh Williams
Slowly
Moderato ( = 100)
Cm6

A G C G



 



3


3
Red Sails In The Sun set way out on the sea,

G G
dim7 Am 7
D 7
Am 7
D 7
G
  
3




3








oh! car ry my loved one home safe ly to me.
6


A G C Cm G

 




 
3


3
He sailed at the dawn ing, all day I've been blue.

G

G dim 7
Am 7
D 7
Am 7
D 7
G
 

3




3








Red Sails In The Sun set I'm trust ing in you.
6 7


B C Cm 3
G D G

3

 








Swift wings you must bor

row, make stright for the shore.
6 7
Am7 D7
 
C Cm 3
G A

 










 
We mar ry to mor row and he goes sail ing no more.
6


A G C Cm G



 



3


3
Red Sails In The Sun set way out on the sea,
1. 2.
G

G dim7 Am7 D7 Am7 D7 G Am7 D7 G
  
3






3





 
oh! car ry my loved one home safe ly to me. me.

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 129
'Round Midnight
Lyrics by Bernie Hanighen Music by Cootie Williams, Thelonious Monk
Ballad
Cm7
5 Fm7
5 7
E m7 7
Bm7 E 7 B m7 7







 







E m B A E

 
A










 






It be gins to tell, 'round midnight, mid night. I do pre tty well, till af ter sun down,
Memo ries al ways start 'round midnight, mid night. Ha ven't got the heart to stand those me mories,

1.
A m7 7
E m7 7
B7

D A








3











3








Sup per time I'm fee lin' sad; But it real ly gets bad, 'round
When my heart is still with you, And ol'

B
7 2.
B7 B 7
E m7




 











mid night. mid night knows it, too. When a

7 5 7 9 7 7 5 7 9 7
 
Cm F B Cm F B









 

quar rel we had needs men ding, Does it mean that our love is end ing. Dar
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7





A m D G C B E D C B


 










lin' I need you, lately I find You're out of my heart, And I'm out of my mind.

Cm7
5 Fm7
5 7
E m7 7
Bm7 E 7 B m7 7

A Em






 







B A E

















Let our hearts take wings' 'round midnight, mid night. Let the an gels sing, for your re tur ning.

7 7 7 7 7 7
A m D E m A C B E m




















3




Till our love is safe and sound. And old mid night comes a round.

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130
Satin Doll
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer Music by Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn
Smoothly
Allegro ( = 130)
A7 A7
 
A Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7 Em7 Em7



















Cig a rette hold er which wigs me, o ver her shoul der, she digs me.
Ba by shall we go out skip pin' care ful a mi go, you're flip pin'.
1. 2.
Am9 D9 A m9

9
D C Dm7 Em7 A7 C F7 C
 










    

Out cat tin' that Sat in Doll. She's
Speaks lat in that Sat in Doll.
B Gm7 C7 Gm7 C7

9 F Gm7 Am7 B m7















  


no bod y's fool, so I'm play ing it cool as can be. I'll

Am 7
D 7
Am 7
D

7 9
G 7
Dm 7 7
G (Spoken)
















   
   
give it a whirl, but I ain't for no girl catch ing me. Switch E Roo ney

A7 A7
 
A Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7 Em7 Em7



















Tel e phone num bers well you know, do ing my rhum bas with u no,
9 9 9 9 7 7 69
Am D A m D C C /E F A /G C/G G C




  






  
and that 'n' my Sat in Doll.

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 131
Serenade To A Cuckoo
Music by Roland Kirk
Med
Allegro ( = 130)

A Fm

Fm/E  Fm/D 
Fm/C

Fm 
Fm/E Fm/D Fm/C


 



















Fm

Fm/E  Fm/D 
Fm/C

Fm Fm/E Fm/D Fm/C






















B B m Gm7
5
 
7 7
C7 F7


E A D Fm






      




Gm7
5

  
B m7 E 7
A D C7 Fm






      




Ending


 
Gm7
5 C7

Fm





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132
Solar
Music by Miles Davis
Jazz

A Allegro (

= 130)

  

Cm







Gm7








C7


Fm7

7
F B
 

















 

 
E m7 7
Dm7
5 G7

9
 
E A D
 

















 

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 133
Someday My Prince Will Come
Lyrics by Larry Morey Music by Frank Churchill
Med. Jazz Waltz
Allegro ( = 130)
D7 5
G7 5

A B E

43   


Some day my prince will come
He'll whis per I love you

 


7 7 5 7 7

Cm G C F
  

Some day I'll find my love And how
And steal a kiss or two Though he's
1.
Dm7 D dim Cm7 F7

B








thrilling that moment will be When the prince


Dm7


D dim

Cm7

F7



of my dreams comes to me


2. 7 7

Fm B E Edim

C











far a way I'll find my love some day Some

B /F

7 7

Cm /F F B

 
day when my dreams come true

A A
Someday I'll find my love Someday my prince will come
Someone to call my own Someday we'll meet again
B B
And I know at the moment we meet And away to his castle we'll go
my heart will start skipping the beats To be happy forever I know
A A
Someday we'll say and do Someday when spring is here
Things we've been longing to We'll find our love anew
C C
Though he's far away I'll find my love someday And the birds will sing and weddingbells will ring
Someday when my dreams come true Someday when my dreams come true
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134
Someone To Watch Over Me
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Jazz Ballad
Andante ( = 92)

A A A 7
Dm7
5   7
D dim7 Cm  Bdim7 B m6
 Cm7 F7 5

 
















There's a some bo dy I'm

lon gin' to see I hope that he, turns out to be
I'm a lit tle lamb who's lost in the wood I know I could, al ways be good
1. 2.

B m7 Cm7 D 6
Ddim7 E 7 sus4 3
Cm7 F7 B m7 E 7
E m7 7


A A


  

 


Some one who'll watch

o ver
me

me


Al though he
To one who'll watch o ver

Ddim7
B D A /E








may not be the man some Girls think of as hand some To

7 5 7 7 7 9 7 7 9
Dm G Cm F B m E




 
 

my heart he car ries the key

A A A 7
Dm7
5  D dim7  7
Cm  Bdim7 B m6
 Cm7 F7 5


















Won't you tell him please to put on some speed Fol low my lead, oh, how I need

7 7 6 7 7 sus4 3 7 7 7


B m Cm D Ddim E A F B m E






 
Some one to watch

o ver

me

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 135
Somewhere, Over The Rainbow
Lyrics by Edgar Yipsel 'Yip' Harburg Music by Harold Arlen
Ballad
Andante ( = 80)
Am7
5

9
5 Am7
5 D7

9
9



A D7 Gm7 A7 Gm7 C7





A


   

Some where o ver the rain bow Way up high,
Some where o ver the rain bow Skies are blue,
1. 2.
7 7 7

7 9 7

7 9
7 7 9
Fm7 B 7 9

Fm A m Gm C Fm B E Fm B E












 


There's a land that I heard of Once in a lu lla by. Some
And the dreams that you dare to dream Real ly do come true.

Fm7 7 9
Gm7 C7

9 Fm7


7 9

B E B B


   

day I'll wish u pon a star And wake up where the clouds are far Be hind me. Where





7 5 7 9 7 9 7 7 9

E Am D Gm C Fm B








  


trou bles melt like le mon drops A way a bove the chim ney tops That's where you'll find me.



A Am7
5



Am7
5 D7 9

9


D7 9


Gm7




A7 5 A

Gm7

C7

Some where o ver the rain bow Blue birds fly.
7 7 7

7 9 7
7 9
Fm7 B


7 9

Fm A m Gm C Fm B E


 











Birds fly o ver the rain bow. Why then, oh why can't I?

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136
St. Thomas
Music by Sonny Rollins
Latin/Calypso

A Presto (

= 200)
C





A7 Dm7


G7


C
 G7
  







A
 A7 Dm7 G7





C C
 













B

Em7
5

A7



7
Dm G7
  
C C7 F

F dim7 C/G G7 C
  



 

Copyright © 1963, Prestigve Music

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 137
Stella By Starlight
Lyrics by Ned Washington Music by Victor Young
Slowly, with Expression
Allegro ( = 130)
7
5
9

A Em A7 Cm7 F7






 

The song a rob in sings, Through

7 7 7
Fm B E A
 





 
years of end less springs, The


B Em7
5 A7

9 Dm7 B m7 E 7



 


 



a
mur mur of brook at even ing tides. That

7 5 7 7 5 7 9


F Em A Am D







 


rip ples through a nook where two lov ers hide. That



7 5 7






B G Cm






3
great sym pho nic theme, That's Stel la by

 

7

 
A B





star light, And not a dream, My

Em
7 5 7 9 7 5 7 9
A Dm G









heart and I ag ree, She's eve ry

Cm7
5 F7

9 B






 
thing on this earth to me.

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138
Stormy Weather
Keeps Rainin' All the Time
Lyrics by Ted Koehler Music by Harold Arlen
Slowly
Andante ( = 80)


G dim7 Am7 D9 E7 Am7 D9
 A G G
 























Don't know why there's no sun up in the sky, Storm y Weath er, since my man and I ain't to
bare gloom and mis 'ry ev 'ry where, Storm y Weath er, just can't get my poor self to
1. 2.

 G  

G
9 G Dm7 G7







7 7 7 5 9 7 9
E Am D Am D G C G Bm7 E7 Am7 D7






















  
geth er, keeps rain in' all the time. Life is time, the time. So weary all the time.
geth er, I'm wear y all the


B C G/B Am7 G  Am

7
C G/B G




3 3


























When he went a way the blues walked in and met me. If he stays a way old rock in' chair will get me.



 E

7 7 7 7 7 7
Am7 D7


C C dim G/D Am B Em A








3













All I do is pray the Lord a bove will let me walk in the sun once more. Can't go

G
dim7 7 9 7 7 9

A G Am D G E Am D

 






















on, ev 'ry thing I had is gone, Storm y Weath er, since my man and I ain't to

 G  
E7 Am7


D7 5 9 G Am7 D7


5 9



















geth er, keeps rain in' all the time. Keeps rain in' all the

 G Am7 A G C G6


  

time.

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Strang Fruit
Lyrics and Music by Lewis Allan
Andante Moderato
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
Cm G7 5
G7 Cm G7

A



3 3

 








South ern trees bear a strange fruit, blood on the leaves and blood at the root,

Dm7
5


G7 9


Dm7 9 G7 Cm G7 Cm

 
Piu mosso (a little faster)













black bod y swing ing in the south ern breeze; Strange Fruit hang ing from the pop lar trees.

7
Cm G /D Cm/E Cm


 



(Humming)

Cm




G /D
 Dm7
5

9


7
G7


Cm/E Cm













3 3
Pas tor al scene of the gal lant South, the bulg ing eyes and the twist ed mouth;













G7 G7 G7 9/F G7 9/D G7 9/B G7 9

Cm Cm











3 3 3
scent of mag no lia sweet and fresh, and the sud den smell of burn ing flesh!

Dm7
5

7 7 5 7
Cm Cm/B A G Dm G G7


Here is the fruit for the crows to pluck, for the rain to gath er, for the wind to suck, for the

Cm Dm7
5 Cm/G G7










 
sun to rot, for the tree to drop. (Hum)


Cm G7 D 69
Cm G7 Cm














Here is a strange and bit ter crop. (Hum)

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140
Strangers In The Night
Lyrics by Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder Music by Bert Kaempfert
Moderately Slow
Andante ( = 88)
A






F

















Stran gers In The Night ex chang ing glanc es won d'ring in the night what were the chanc es

F F/A A dim7 Gm7 E /G Gm6 E /G













  
we'd be shar ing love be fore the night was through.
A' Gm7






















Some thing in your eyes was so in vit ing, some thing in your smile was so ex cit ing,

9
 
Gm7 Gm7/C C7


F











some thing in my heart told me I must have you.

B Am7
5
9


























D7

Stran gers In The Night, two lone ly peo ple we were Stran gers In The Night up tp the mo ment when we
7 6 7 7
Gm B m F Dm Gm C7



























said our first hel lo. Lit tle did we know love was just a glance a way, a warm em brac ing dance a way and

A F F/A A dim7






















ev er since that night we've been to geth er. Lov ers at first sight, in love for ev er.

C7

9 Gm7/C C7

9 F6





 
Gm






 
It turned out so right for Strang ers In The Night.

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 141
Summertime
Lyrics by DuBose Heyward Music by George Gershwin
Slowly
A
Moderato ( = 108)


Am6 E7/B







Am6/C E7/B Am6


E7/B Am6/C E7/B Am6

 

 

Sum mer time an' the liv in' is eas y, fish are





7 6 7 5

 



Dm F F D dim E B E Em E





  


jump in'; an' the cot ton is high. Oh, yo'

B Am6






E7/B Am6/C E7/B Am6 E7/B D7




Am
     
 

dad dy's rich, an' yo' ma is good look in', so

Dm7/G Am6 D9




C Am D Am Am Am E+





  


3
hush, lit tle ba by, don' yo' cry. One of these
A Am6







E7/B Am6/C E7/B Am6 E7/B Am6/C E7/B Am6
 



 
morn in's you goin' to rise up sing in', then you'll

5




B7 Em6 E7




Dm F F D dim E E
  




 

spread yo' wings an' you'll take the sky. But 'til that

B Am6





E7/B Am6/C E7/B Am6 E7/B D7




Am
     



morn in' there's a noth in' can harm you with

C Am D Dm7/G Am D F C F9 B E13 Am






      
dad dy an' mam my stand in' by.

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142
Take Five
Music by Paul Desmond
Moderately
Andante Moderato ( = 88)
A Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7

45














3 3

 







Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7












3 3

 




 



C


7 7 7 7 7








B B Am Dm Gm C F F

 






 

















 




7 7 7 7 7 7



B C Am Dm Gm C Em A

























   


A Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7 Dm Am7














3 3

 







7 7 7
Dm Am Dm Am Dm Am Dm












3 3






  

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 143
Take the 'A' Train
Lyrics by Joya Sherrill Music by Billy Strayhorn, The Delta Rhythm Boys
Easy Swing
Allegro ( = 168)


A



5


C6 7

  
D




 
You must take the "A" Train
If you miss the "A" Train,
1. 2.
Dm7 G7










C
  


  
To go to Sug ar Hill way up in Har lem.
You'll find you've missed the quick est way to Har lem.
B
F









 
Hur ry, get on now it's com ing.
7 9
G9 9



D Dm D


 



 

Lis ten to those rails a thrum ming. All



A

D




C6 7 5

 



 
'board! Get on the "A" Train,
7 7 7
A 7/G G9 C6 9








Dm G C C /E F C/G C
  


 
soon you will be on Sug ar Hill in Har lem.

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Tenderly
Lyrics by Jack Lawrence Music by Walter Gross
Moderately
AE A 9
E m7 A 9




43


Allegro ( = 130)









The eve ning breeze ca ressed the trees Ten der ly, The termb ling

7 9 7 7
Fm D E Gm Fm E









trees em braced the breeze Ten der ly. Then
B Fm7
5 Fm7
5

7 7
B B Bdim7











you and I came wand er ing by and



7 7 9 7


Cm F Fm B





lost in a sigh were we. The shore was

E


A
A
9
E m7 9


A












kissed by sea and mist Ten der ly. I can't for

7 9 7 7
Fm D E Gm Fm E



 








get how two hearts met breath less ly. Your

C Fm7
5

7
Bdim7 Cm7 F9 F dim7


B










arms op ened wide and closed me in side; you took my

Gm
7 7 7 7


C Fm B E











 
lips, you took my love so Ten der ly.

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That's All
Lyrics and Music by Alan Brandt, Bob Haymes
Slowly, with expression
Andante ( = 90)
A C Dm7 Em7 Fm7 G7 Em7 A9 Dm7 G7

























I can on ly give you love that lasts for ev er, and the prom ise to be near each time you call; and the
on -ly give you coun try walks in spring time, and a hand to hold when leaves be gin to fall; and a
1. 2.
Fm7  Em7 E dim7 Em7 A7 9 D7 5 G7
F m 7
5






Em7 A7 9 Dm7 G7 9 C





















on ly heart I own, for you and you a lone, That's All, That's All. I can
love whose burn ing light, will warm the win ter night, That's All, That's All. There are
B Gm7 9 9 9 7 9
F6


C F D Gm C F


















those I am sure who have told you they would give you the world for a toy. All I

Am7 D9 G 9
E9 Am7 D9 Dm7 G7

















have are these arms to en fold you and a love time can nev er de stroy. If you're
A C Dm 7
Em 7
Fm G 7 7
Em 7
A 9
Dm 7
G 7
























won d'ring what I'm ask ing in re turn dear, you'll be glad to know that my de mands are small: say it's

 















7 5 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 9
F m Fm Em E dim Em A Dm G C





me that you'll a dore, for now and ev er more, That's All, That's All.

Copyright © 1952 Renewed 1982 Mixed Bag Music, Inc.

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The Girl From Ipanema
Garota De Ipanema
Lyrics by Vincius De Moraes, Norman Gimbel Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim
Moderate Bossa Nova
Allegro ( = 130)
A F
 G7



























Tall and tan and young and love ly, the Girl From I pa ne ma goes walk ing, and when
When she walks she's like a sam ba that swings so cool and sways so gen tle, that when
1. 2.
 
















7 7 7 5
Gm G F G F
 

   
she pass es, each one she pass es goes "ah!"
she pass es, each one she pass es goes "ah!"

B G C 9
 

  

3 3

 
Oh, but I watch her so sad ly. How

F m
7
D 9
 


3





3


 
can I tell her I love her? Yes,

Gm 7
E 9




3 3

 


I would give my heart glad ly, but each

Am 7
D


7 5 9
Gm 7
C



7 5 9






3 3 3 3









day when she walks to the sea, she looks straight a head not at me.

A F
 G7



























Tall and tan and young and love ly, The Girl From I pa ne ma goes walk ing, and when




 
7 7 5 7
Gm G F G




 
3 3






she pass es I smile, but she does n't see. She just does n't


7
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3





 
see. No, she does n't see.

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The Man I Love
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Slowly
Andante ( = 76)
6
B7 7

Intro E B


 















7
E m7 C7 5
C7











 







A E E B m






Some day he'll come a long, the man I love And he'll be big and strong, the man I love
6 7 7

A m B E A Gm B














  
And when he comes my way I'll do my best to make him stay

7
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C7






 







E B m











He'll look at me and smile, I'll un der stand And in a lit tle while he'll take my hand
6 7 7sus 7 7
G7

A m B B B E A E A














  
And though it seems ab surd I know we both won't say a word

B Cm7 D7



7
G7


B Ddim Cm











May be I shall meet him Sun day May be Mon day, may be not

7 7 7 7



Cm D B Ddim Cm Gdim A B

















Still I'm sure to meet him one day May be Tues day will be my good news day

7 7 7 5
A E C7






 







E E m B m C











He'll build a lit tle home, just meant for two From which we'll ne ver roam; Who would, would you?
1. 2.
7 7sus 7 7

A m B B B E A E B E














    
And so all else a bove I'm wait ing for the man I love love

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148
(I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over
Lyrics by Herb Magidson Music by Allie Wrubel
Moderately Slow
Presto ( = 196)
A E G7/D G7 Cm Cm7 B m7 E 7





3


 





Your eyes don't shine like they used to shine. And the
words don't mean what they used to mean. They were

C7/G C7 F7 Fm7
5/B 7

A B







 


3
thrill is gone when your lips meet mine. I'm A
once in spired, now they're juse rou tine.

E 
7
A m6


E A




  





fraid The Mas que rade Is O ver And so is


1.
9 2.


C7 Fm7 7
E B E Fm7 B 7 9
E






  





 

love, and so is love. Your love, and so is love. I

B Fm7 7 9 6
Fm7 7 9 6

B E E B E E














 



guess I'll have to play Pag liac ci and get my self a clown's dis guise, and






7 7 6 7 7 5 7 7 5

Am D G G Fm B B B










  



3
learn to laugh like Pag liac ci with tears in my eyes. You
7 7 7 7 7
A E G /D G Cm Cm B m E


3









look the same, you're a lot the same, but my
7 7 7 7 5
7

A C /G C F Fm /B B








  


3
heart says, "No, no, you're not the same." I'm A

E 
E 
7 7 5
E A




 





fraid The Mas que rade Is O ver and so is

 
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6




F Fm Fm /B E


love, and so is love.

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 149
The Nearness Of You
From the Paramount Picture 'Romance in the Dark'
Lyrics by Ned Washington Music by Hoagy Carmichael
Slowly
A
Andante Moderato ( = 88)

B m7 7
E E A A dim7
















It's not the pale moon that ex cites me, that thrills and de lights me. Oh,
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

Gm C Fm B Gm C Fm B


 

3





no, it's just The Near ness Of You. It is n't

A E B m 7
E 7
A A dim 7













your sweet con ver sa tion that brings this sen sa tion. Oh,

Gm7 C7 Fm7 7 7

B E A E







 




no, It's just the Near ness Of You. When you're in my

 
B Fm 7 7 7 7 7
  
B E E B m E










 



arms and I feel you so close to me all my

A Am7
5 D7 Gm7 C7 F7 Fm7 7

B


 





wild est dreams com true. I need no

A E B m 7
E 7
A A dim 7













soft lights to en change me if you'll on ly grant me the

Gm7 C7 Fm7 7
Gm7
5 C7

B





3




3









right to hold you ev er so tight and to feel in the

Fm
7 7



B E





  
night The Near ness Of You.

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150
The Shadow of Your Smile
Lyrics by Paul Francis Webster Music by Johnny Mandel
Slow Bossa

 Allegro ( = 130)


9
A F
m
7
B9 B7 Em7 A7
  



 










The sha dow of your smile, when you are gone. Will co lor all my

 Am 7
D 7


G

C



 





dreams, and light the dawn. Look in to my

B F
m 7 5
7 7 7

B Em Em /D

 
 






eyes, my love, and see. All the love ly

C m 7
5


7

 F F m7 B7
 

 







things you are to me. A wist ful lit tle


A F
m7 B 9
B


7 9
Em 7
A 7







  



star, was far too high. A tear drop kissed your






7 7 7 5 7alt
 

Am D Bm E






lips, and so did I. Now when I re

 Am
C
 



 

9






7
Cm7 F7 Bm7 E7





mem ber spring. All the joy that love can bring. I will be re


 A7 7
E Am7 D7 9 G6 (B7)

 




   






Fine

mem be ring The sha dow of your smile. The sha dow of your

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 151
The Things We Did Last Summer
Lyrics and Music by Sammy Chan, Jule Styne
Slow Ballad
A
Adagio ( = 66)
E7 Am7 D7 Bm7
5 E7

9

G G

  
















 





 
The boat rides we would take, the moon light on the lake, the way we danced and hummed our fav 'rite song. The

 7 7 7 7 7 7

 
Am D G Em Am D G D














Things We Did Last Sum mer I'll re mem ber all win ter long. The

E7 Am7 D7 Bm7
5 E7

A G G

















 






 

mid way and the fun, the kew pie dolls we won, the bell I/you rang to prove that I/you was/were strong; The

 Am 7
D 7
G Em 7
Am 7
D 7
G 









  






Things We Did Last Sum mer I'll re mem ber all win ter long. The

 Dm
B 7
G7  Dm7 G7

G7 



C C
















  



ear ly morn ing hike. The rent ed tan dem bike. The lunch es that we used to pack: We

 



7 7 7 7 7 9 7
Em A Em A D A D









 













nev er could ex plain that sud den sum mer rain. The looks we got when we got back. The

E7 Am7 D7 Bm7
5 E7

A G G











 











 
leaves be gan to fade like prom is es we made. How could a love that seemed so right go wrong? The


7 7 7 7 7 7

Am D Bm E Am D G









 



Things We Did Last Sum mer I'll re mem ber all win ter long.

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152
The Way You Look Tonight
Lyrics by Dorothy Fields Music by Jerome Kern
Med.-Up Swing
Allegro ( = 130)
Instr. F6 Dm7

Gm9

C7 F


Dm7

Gm9 C7

 
  


Dm7 Gm7 C7

A F






Some day when I'm aw fly low,
Love ly, with your smile so warm,

13
D7 Gm7 C7



F E











When the world is cold, I will feel a glow just think ing
And your cheek so soft, There is noth ing for me but to


7 11 7 7 7
Cm F B Gm C





 

of you, And the way you look to
love you, Just the way you look to
1. 2.
F6 Dm7

Gm9 C7
 Dm7 Gm9 C7

B m7 7
F E

 




night. Oh, but you're
night.

Adim7 B m7





7


   

B A E


With each word your ten der ness grows,

Cm7 Bdim7 B m7 9
 
A E








 
tear ing my fear a part,

A 
Adim
 
B
m



7 7 13


E


And that laugh that wrin kles your nose

A D Gm7 11 C7





   
touch es my fool ish heart.

C F Dm7 Gm7 C7

 




Love ly, nev er, nev er change,

13
D7 Gm7 C7



F E











Keep that breath less charm, Won't you please ar range it 'cause I
 153


7 11 7 7 7
Cm F B Gm C





 

love you, Just the way you look to

F6 Dm7

Gm9 C7
 Dm7

Gm9 C7


F

night,

Gm7 C7 F6 Dm7 Gm7 C7






   


Just the way you look to night.

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154
There Will Never Be Another You
Lyrics by Mack Gordon Music by Harry Warren
Easy Swing
A
Allegro ( = 130)
Dm7
5

9

E A
 G7










 



There will be man y oth er nights like this, and

7 7 7

 
Cm B m E








I'll be stand ing here with some

one new, There

A
D 9
 E 6
Cm 7



















will be oth er songs to sing, an oth er fall, an oth er spring, but

F7 Fm7/B 7



B





 



There Will Nev er Be An oth er You. There


Dm7
5

9


B E A G7







 




will be oth er lips that I may kiss, but

7 7 7

 
Cm B m E








they won't thrill me like yours used

to do. Yes,

A D 9
 Gm7 C7

F dim7



I may dream a mil lion dreams, but how can they come true, if

E

6
D7 9 G7 5
C7 9 Fm7 9 6


B E





 

 
there will nev er ev er be an oth er you?

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 155
They All Laughed
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Medium Swing
Allegro ( = 130)
 
Am7 D7 Am7 D7

9 7
A7 D7

A G Em G B

 




















They All Laughed at Chris to pher Co lum bus when he said the world was round.
They All Laughed at Rock e fel ler Cen ter, now they're fight ing to get in.

D

7 7 6 7
Am7 D7

G Em Am G Em

  








  



They All Laughed when Ed i son re cord ed sound.
They All Laughed at Whit ney and his cot ton gin.
A' G 7
D 7
7
9
7
9 Bm7 E7
  






Em Am C F














They All Laughed at Wil bur and his broth er, when they said that man could fly.
They All Laughed at Ful ton and his steam boat, Her shey and his choc' late bar.

 
6 7 7


D A D




















They told Mar co ni wire less was a pho ney; it's the same old cry. They laughed at
Ford and his Liz zie kept the laugh ers bus y; that's how peo ple are. They laughed at

 G
B


 








7
B7 E7 5






me want ing you, said I was reach ing for the moon. But
me want ing you, said it would be hel lo, good bye. But

 A
7


 7


7 7

Am E D
 




 now 

oh, you came through they'll have to change their tune.
oh, you came through now they're eat ing hum ble pie.
A'' G Am7 D7 B7  E7 A7

Em

  

















They all said we nev er could be hap py, they laughed at us and how! But
They all said we'd nev er get to geth er; dar ling, let's take a bow. For
1. 2.



9
9
E7



Am7


D7 E7 9
A7 D7


G G E
  
 


ho, ho, ho! Who's got the last laugh now? He, he, he!
ho, ho, ho! Who's got the last laugh

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E7



Am7


D

7
B /D G/B G






  

 
Let's at the past laugh, Ha, ha, ha! Who's got the last laugh now?

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156
They Can't Take That Away From Me
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin Music by George Gershwin
Moderately

Allegro
6
( = 120) A E E /G G dim7 Fm7 B 9
Fm7 B 7sus








 





 







The way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea, the mem 'ry of all that

7 13 7 7 7







E B m E A C F Fm /B















no, no! They Can't Take That A way From Me! The way your smile just beams,

A E 6
E /G G dim 7
Fm 7
B 7
Fm 7
B 7sus

 














the way you sing off key, the way you haunt my dreams,

A
7 13 7 6






E B m E B E










no, no! They Can't Take That A way From Me! We may

Gm
B





7 7 9 7 7 9 7 7 7

C D Gm C D Gm A Am D








nev er, nev er meet a gain on the bump y road to love, still I'll

Gm




C7 D7 9 B m C7 F7 7
Fm7/B




Gm B







 







al ways, al ways keep the mem 'ry of the way you hold your knife,

A E 6
G dim7 Fm7 7
Fm7 11


E /G B B

  












the way we danced till three, the way you changed my life,
7 7 7 7 7 6





  
E D B m E A B Cm A m












no, no! They Can't Take That A way From Me! No! They

7 7
E Fm B E





  
 
Can't Take That A way From Me!

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 157
This Can't Be Love
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart Music by Richard Rodgers
Moderately
Presto ( = 200)
G6 C7

A
 









This Can't Be Love be cause I feel so well, no

 G
7 7 7 7
Am D Am D






   
sobs, no sor rows, no sighs;


A G6 C7
 








This Can't Be


Love, I get no diz zy spell. My

 G Am7 D7 C7


G G




 




head is not in the skies, my heart does


B F
m7 B7 Em7



 









not stand still, just hear it beat! This is too

 F



13 7 5 9 7 9


E A D
 
sweet to be love.


A G C7
 











This Can't Be


Love be cause I feel so well; but still I


G
6
Am7 D7 G D7 G
 



   
love to look in your eyes.

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Unforgettable
Lyrics and Music by Irving Gordon
Moderately
Allegro ( = 130)
Gdim7
 
A G G

 

3




 
Un for get ta ble, that's what you are,

  A9 Em7 A9


C C




3





  
Un for get ta

ble, tho' near or far.

 F







Em7
5/B
6 7
A7



Fm C













Like a song of love that clings to me, how the thought of you does things to me,


9 7 7


D D D





 




nev er be fore has some one been more

 
B

7


G G 3 Gdim








 
Un for get ta ble, in ev 'ry way,

  9
Em7 A9


C C A




3





  
and for ev er

more, that's how you'll stay.

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6
A7 A9









Fm C













That's why, dar ling, it's in cred i ble, that some one so Un for get ta ble,


9 7 7 7 69
D Dm G C Dm D C
 










 
thinks that I am Un for get ta ble too.

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 159
Waltz For Debby
Lyrics by Gene Lees Music by Bill Evans
Moderately, in one
Presto ( = 200) 1, 3
7 7 7 7 7 7 5
7 7 7 7
Fm7
5

A Gm Cm Fm B G Gm C F B E A


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In her own sweet world, pop u lat ed by dolls and clowns and a prince and a
lives my fav 'rite girl, un a ware of the wor ried frowns that we
one day all too soon she'll grow up and she'll leave her dolls and her prince and her
2.
7
B 7/A Gm7 C7 Fm7 7
Am7 D7 D7/C Bm7 Am7 F m7

B B G




    



   
big pur ple bear, wear y grown ups all wear.
sil ly old

Fm
B 7 7
Gm7 C7

5 C7 Fm7 G7 Cm7 B m7/E

   






B



 



In the sun, she danc es to si lent mu sic, songs that are
7 7 9 7 7 7 7
A G Cm F Gm G Fm B












   
D.C. al Coda


spun of gold some where in her own lit tle head.

Gm

7
C7 5 C7 Am7 D7 Gm7 11 7

 


E E
  
bear. When she goes they will cry

A

9 7 7 7
D Cm Cm /B F /A A dim E 6/G G dim7





   









as they whis per "good bye." They will miss her, I fear, but then,

7 9
7 9 69


Fm B B E E

 
so will I.

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160
Watermelon Man
Music by Herbie Hancock
16-Bar Blues
Allegro ( = 130)
 
A

F





7

 




 
p 






 
7
B F7




 
p 
C7 7
C7 7


B B























  
break




7 7
F7




C B


 
 









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What A Diff'rence A Day Made
Lyrics by Stanley Adams Music by Maria Grever
Relaxed

Andante ( = 76) Gm7 C7 F F/A A dim7



3 3 3

 











 






What A Diff 'rence A Day Made, twen ty four lit tle ho urs, brought the sun and the


day makes, there's a rain bow be fore me, skies a bove can't be
7 5 To Coda 







7 7


 






Gm C C F

3
flow ers where there used to be rain. My yes ter day was
storm y since that mo ment of

B Em
7
A7  Dm7 

 





 







blue dear, to day I'm part of you dear, my lone ly nights are

G7 Gm7 C7 N.C. D.S. al Coda



3















thru dear, since you said you were mine, What A Diff 'rence A

Cm 7 7





3 F


 


bliss; that thrill ing kiss. It's heav en


6 7
C B B m F A dim

 





 







when you find ro mance on your men u. What A Diff 'rence A

Gm7 C7

  
F







Day Made, and the diff 'rence is you.

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What A Wonderful World
Lyrics and Music by George David Weiss, Bob Thiele
Slowly
A


Andante ( = 76)
Gm7 A7




F Am B Am F Dm


 


 




3

I see trees of green, red ros es too, I see the bloom for me and you, and I
7 7 7
D Gm /C C F F+ B C


   
3 3









think to my self What A Won der ful World. I see

A F  Am


B



Am Gm 7
F  A 7
Dm













3 3

  








3
skies of blue and clouds of white, the bright bless ed day, the dark sac red night, and I
7 7
D Gm /C C F B F


 
3 3






 

think to my self What A Won der ful World. The

   
7 7
B C F C F





























col ors of the rain bow, so pret ty in the sky are al so on the fa ces of peo ple go in' by, I see

Dm C Dm C Dm

F dim 7 7
Gm F dim Gm C
7 7 7

 










3



friends shak in' hands, say in' "How do you do!" They're real ly say in' "I love you," I hear

A F  Am


B


Am Gm 7
F  A 7
Dm











3 3

 








ba bies cry, I watch them grow. They'll learn much more than I'll ev er know, and I

D Gm /C 7
C 7
F Am 7 5
D 7



 



3 3







think to my self What A Won der ful World. Yes, I
7 7
7 9 6

Gm Gm /C C F B F




3 3






 
think to my self What A Won der ful World.

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When I Fall In Love
Lyrics by Edward Heyman Music by Victor Young
Moderately
Andante ( = 88)
C7 5 9
Fm7 7
C7 5 9
Fm7 7

A E B E B













When I Fall In Love it will be for ev er,
9 9 5 7
7 9

E D C Fm B




 





or I'll nev er fall in love. in a
7 7 7 7
B E Fm B Gm C




3 3










rest less world like this is, love is end ed be fore it's be gun, and too



7 9 7 7
Fm C Fm B











3 3
man y moon light kiss es seem to cool in the warmth of the sun.

A E C 7 5 9
Fm 7
B 7
E C 7 5 9
Fm 7
B 7









When I give my heart it will be com plete ly
9 9 5 7 7

E D C Fm B









 
or I'll nev er give my heart. And the


C E 7 7 7 9


A Gm C Fm D











mo ment I can feel that you feel that way too, is
1. 2.

E C7 5 9
Fm7 B 7
E Cm7 Fm7 B 7 9
E




  

 



When I Fall In Love with you. you.

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