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GentleOn My Mind, 20
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Hello Dolly! 33
Honey,39
I Can't StopLoving Your42
If Ever I \7ould LeaveYour44
If I Ruled The World, 48
IfI \7ereA Carpenter;51
I'm A Believer,54
I'm ComingHome,60
I Only Want To Be rù(/ithYou, 57
The ImpossibleDream,62
It Might As Well Rain Until September,66
The Last T7altz,68
Little GreenApples,7l
Massachusetts, 74
May EachDayr76
Moon River,82
My \ilVay79
On A ClearDay (Yo,rCan SeeForever)r84
PuppetOn A String 87
StrangerOn The Shore,90
TakeTheseChainsFrom My Heanr92
There GoesMy Everything 94
There'sA Kind Of Hust5 96
Tiy To Rememberr99
The Wedding 102
\fords, 105
A World Of Our Own, ll2
YouDon't HaveTo SayYouLo"zeMe, 108

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Wordsby DON BLACK
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days be- fore I met When I Iet you _ r,r'alk i n - t o m y

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say good - bye my own true

sing a lov - erts song'.- How it breaks myheart to

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FINGS AIN'T WOT THEY USED T'BE

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by LIONEL BART

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GENTLE ON MY MIND

Words and Music

bv JOHN HARTFORD

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GEORGY GIRL

Words by JIM DALE

Music by TOM SPRINGFIELD

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Georgy

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l o n e li - n e s s t h e r e you. H"y t h e r e :- Georgy girl -

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Wordsby JACK REARDON

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GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME
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by CURLY PUTMAN

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2 old house is still stand - ing, Tho' the paint is cracked and

t rain, and to meet me is my Ma

dr y, and that old oak tree that I u sed_

Down the I Iook , and

Down the I walk with

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there run8 Ma-ry hair of gold and lips like it'e

my sweet Ma-ry hair of gdd and lips like it'g

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touch the green, grass of h o me .

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they'll aU meet me
they'Il all 8ee me

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D m? C m?

VERSE 3. (spoken) Then I awake and look around me

at four grey walls that surround me,
And I realize that I was orùy dreaming,
For there's a guard and there's a sad old padre
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HELLO DOLLY!

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by JERRY HERMAN

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DOL - LY, well, HEL - LO, DOL -LY, nlce to have You
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sway-ln',for the band's play-ln' one of your old fa-vttte songsfrom'w"ybackwhen.

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Music by JAMES LASTI
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yourre cl ose t o me you will hear it.

have changed my life so com - plete ly.

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HONEY 9,, I)Ls -iI C*,,I at "*]oncr
Words and Music
by BOBBY RUSSELL

Moderato

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tv Vr ecked t h e c a r a n d s h c \ \ ' a s s a d a n d SO -
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Russell-Cason
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it would sure ern - bar - as\ her \\-hen I came home from work - ing late tcôs
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d, ry'* 'hi l e I was not at homel Whi le sl rc w as t h e r e a n d a l l a - Ione the a n - g e l sc a m e

Now my lifets an emp - ty stage Where Hon - ey l i v e d a n d H o n - e y p l a l - e d a n d I o v e g r e w u p
See t he tree, how big it 's grow nrBut f ri cnd, i t has-ntt been too-loig it ...,as-rit big

'a 11r
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A s mal l cl oud pass - es ov - er - head and cries dolvn o n th e fl o w - er bed t h; r t
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h e ar t , But time stood still Since we've been part.

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:ufÊRoseMusic Ltd. London WIY 3FA
 43

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mem- o- r-v_ Of old lone- some times. I cant stop want- lng you,
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- lt's rrse-less to say' So I'li just live my I n d r e a m so f y e s - t e r -

I can't stop
44
IF EVER I WOULD LEAVE YOTJ
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Wordsby ALAN JAY LERNEI

Musicby FREDERICK LOEWI

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r,

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IF I RULED THE $rORLD
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Wordsby LESLIE BRICUSSE

Music by CYRIL ORNADEL

^ , Steady moderetotempo

I. If I ruled the world ,

ev- ry day would be the first duy of spring.
I ruled the world ev-?y man would be as free AS a bird

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would
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b eau - ti-ful re \rye would weave 1s-uch

My world- would b 9 a place, -Wh

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won-der-fuI dreams My world -would wear a smile on its f,ace

sbz E bmaj ? Fm7

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world -'ry man would say the world was his friend
"'n

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friend, not if I ruled the world Ev-'ry head would be

a) { ) 1r.
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held uP high Theretd be sun - shine in ev -'ry-onets sky -

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V n,,V -l ù ,,y'i,. Words and Music

by TIM HARDIN
M oderato"

would you marry me an - y - way would you haye

O 1966Faithful Virtue Music Co Ltd, now Hudson Bay Music Co, USA
Sub-publishedby Robbins Music Corp Ltd, London WC2H OLD
 made fol - low-ing be-

through lone - Ii - ncss

come and give me Your to -

 would you still lot'e me a n s -w e r me D e a r ye s I would
a mill - wheel grind - ing would you miss your col - Iared boss

aI CODA

-vcnrtd ----------/
I put you a -bove m e IfI wer q a
soft shoes a- shin - rng

Eb

Would you marry me

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an-y - way would you have my ba- by

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54 a[c Y \ " - r K €( ]
I'M A BELIEVER

Words and Music

by NEIL DIAMOND
Moderately

1 . I thought love was on-

I I thought love was more
3 . lnstrumental -

F11 F7 F1l F?

ly true- in fair - y tales.- And for someo ne el se-

or less a giv- en thing.- Seems the more I gave-

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- but not- for me. Love was out to get

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O 1966 ScreenGems-EMI Music Inc, USA

Sub-publishedby Screen Gems-EMI Music Ltd, London WC2H OLD
 55

m e.- That's the way it seemed.

ing? -_ All you get is p a rn .
me.- That's the way it seemed.

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D i s - a p - p o i n t - ment haunt ed all my dreams.

When I need - e d s u r _ shi ne I got rain.
- - p
D i s a p o i n t - ment haunt ed all my dreams.

F maj T

(3rdx)

Then her face,

F11
(3rdx)

now Irm _ be - liev erl N ot a trace-

 -.

56

doubt in

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r-3---r
I- n_-3

Now I'

(R e p e a t and fade. )
 .( F,c
\ "1 â\ {--{?
I ONLY $rANT TO BE WITH YOU S -,rk1 =r{ )

Words and Music by

MIKE HAWKER and IVOR RAYMONDE

d o n t k n o w w h o t i t i s t h o t m o k e sm e l o v e y ô u l o I I on - ly know I nev-er won - no

! s9rrrl---nn-qïe_r-rv r e y o u g o o r w h o i y o u d o . - of the

lei you goY* 'C (êê

os you s t o r t - ed s o m e t h i n ' o h c o n ' t YOU thot
doy with you-- oh Io o k whoi hos hoppened with iust one kiss-- I

Em C Am7 D7

- V -

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m ô
ev - er since we met youve hod o hold on t t t 9 _ tr noppens to be
nev-er knew thot I could be in love like this-- It's cro ' zY but it's

Arn Bm Am

O 1963SpringfieldMusic Ltd
Chappell
Music Ltd, London WIY 3FA
58

wont be w ith
wont be w ith

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Y o u s t o p p e do n d Asked

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 59

I don't .or"--- 'Cos

you stort-ed somethin Oh con

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ev-er since we met youve hod o hold on me. _ No mot - ter whot you
 I'M COMING HOME

Words and Music by

LES REED And BARRY MASON
Moderato

A E fr r+TUU J5J
LLLTLT' - - - -
nf L-I.-LlJl l l
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Itm - inghome to your lov - in' heart -Tothe

and for-get your pride Now my

F m? (E b b a ss) F m ? ( B bb a s s ) B b 7

l 7

one that Ionce threw a wayandbroke a-part want you -

world is fal-ling round me I got no-where to hide want you--

Fm7 (E bbass) Bb7(sus4t Bbt

I need you A chance Irm I

I need you I know I made you cry then

O 1967 Donna Music Ltd. London WC2H OLD

 61

must get back to you some - how So, arn com - ing home to you
like a fool I said good - bye Now am com - ing home to you

F m?( Bbbas s) Bb?

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tCos I arn no-thing with - out you May-

Yes life is no-thing with - out you May-

F7 Bb Bb7

be you found some - bo v new But Itm still

be you found some- bo dv nelv But Itm still

Eb Ab F7

llz ô

com - rng home to you Please let

com - ing home to you
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THE IMPOSSIBLEDREAM
r\. I
,\,1,r i-r *i .,,, Words by JOE DARION
l= i
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Music by MITCH LEIG
rémpo"iËtf"to

Bbmaj9 Bb maj 9

1 . To dream the i m - p o s - s i - ble dream,

( 2 . To) right the u n - r i g h t - a - bl e wron[f ,

17v17
3\-\

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fight
Iov e pure and c haste from far, To
7-

4,.

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-
bear with un - bear - a ble sor - row. to
try- when vour arms are too wea - ry, to

a) -p au
7 L-L.i--l 11t 7v 7 fFPl--l- f # 1
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O 1965 Andrew Scott Inc and Helena Music Corp, NY, USA
Carlin Music Corp, 14 New Burlington Street,London WlX 2LR
for the UK and British Commonwealth(excl Canada and Australasia) Republicof Ireland
 63
z.
r:; F7 | Cm

run where the brave dare not go. 2. To re a ch - the un-r each- a- bl e

Cm7 Bb

star ! This is my que st, to fol - low that

Dm

star, No mat - ter how h o p e- l e s s , no

I
mat - ter how

nbo Gm

far; To fight for the right with - out ques-tion or

3 >E>
64

eb+s Bb+5 Gm

pause, To be march in - to hell for heav-en-ly

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cause! And I know, if I'11 on - lv

> -

this glo - r1 quest, that my

-
>

Eb6 A7

heart will lie peace - ful and calm, When I'm laid to my
:- > - -
 65

Ebm (Tacet) B bmaj 9

V
rest, And the world will be bet - ter for

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Bbmaj 9 Bb E bmajg Eb6

this; That one man. scorned and cov - ered with

Ebmajg pbo Dm Dffr7 Eb6

\'--l

S C A TS , Still- strove- withhis last ounce of cour- age, To

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a ,tempo
B'p yall. tr9 CmZ tsb

r each the un-reach-a - ble stars.

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 66
IT MIGHT AS WELL RAIN UNTIL SEPTEMBER
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\\C
ût'o\ e- \Àr,' *)" Words and Musicby
GERRY GOFFIN and CAROLE KING

What shouid I write? What can I say? How can I tell you how much I miss you ?
ô

Dm

;g M oder ate ly , in rhy thm

l. The weath - er here has been as ni ce as it can be, Al - though it

don't need sun- ny skies for- things I have to do, 'Cause I stay
x 3 rl does - n't m at- ter wheth-er skies are gray o r blue; It's rain - ing

Gml /F Gm7/F

does-n't real - ly mat - ter much to me; For all the fun I'll have while
home the whole day long and think of you; As far as I'nl con - cerned each
in my heart'cause I can't be with you. I'm on - ly liv - in' for the

G ml /F eb.

you're 9 0 far a - WâYt It Might As Well Rain Un ril

day's 7 rain v daY, So It Might As Well Rain Un tit
day you're home to stay, So It Might As Well Rain Un ril

F Gl

@ 1962 ScreenGems-EMI Music Inc, USA

Sub-published
by ScreenGems-EMI Music Ltd, London WC2H OLD
 lz rini-]

tem - ber.

ber.

a'a'7
Gm7yF \-]ltt /

My friends look for-ward to the beach: bod- y

while your

c.S.atrrneK

arms are out of reach, The sum-mer is - n't an - y friend of mine.

 THE LAST WALTZ ../-\ r I
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Words and Music by
W a l t z m o d e r a to LES REED and BARRY MASON

>

nur' : 3-
))) l)) .
) )
I )l
f., . , \-/
A T IF

*
I u ' o n- d e r e d s h o u l d I go should À stay
had go- l.Lt s tr o n g
- Thought the love \r'e

çmaj 7 F f i m7 Frn 7

v.
I *-
f The band had 0 n - Iy one more song to play And
T h r o u g h t h e g o o d a n c l bac l wg'd get a Iong And

d r t- Jc7?.=P.= ''il
Tri'+rc+ ft-j 7 Li--J . -J llf
f

Em7 Dma57 D6
a15

* F
Then I saw you out the corn -er o f my eye _ V
T h e n t h e f'l am e o f l o v e di e d in your eye My

ar t r irr . f 2r
Omaj 7 F f ,m 7 Fm7

O 1967DonnaMusicLtd, LondonWC2H OLD

 69

P' ro t-.
T T t,
r A lir-tle girl a - Ione and shy
tt
I had the
heart was broke in two u'hen you said "oillo byo

'. r 7+J
rrr î)ta
ll l*l I
Ti- --T-

-+
Enr 7 A7 +
D
A7 EnrZ A7

D ma.1 7

- geth

last u'altz shouldlast for ev

E m 7 ( e g a s s)
 no-thing Justmy

and the oreh - es - tra play La la la la Ia la la Ia

Gmaj 7

x
a --------- -'tt'tt- Cl'
+
Ia- La la la la la Ia la la la I h ad r h e

'u -1+
trt r rr 7'.t''ù' t I' I t-
I rf r D.S."/ S Coda

Fflm7 Em Em7 L7
D
A7 Em7 A7
+ coDA

G nurj 7
 '7r
LITTLE GREEN APPLES
'.A:L ,,
N A \ {L A
Words and Music
by B OB B Y R U S S E LL

t llork'rately
i
r ) r ( ) r n- l n g

l u t r r r k r r v ni r r r r r ve v e s : r n d s h c s l r v s . A n d I s l u r r r- b l e t o t h e b r e : r k- f a s t t r r b l e w h i l e t h e

kids are g()-lnt{ t o s c h < . r o lg. o o d - b y e . - And she rsrch-es out an' takes mv lnnd

squcez-('s snril -ing

O 1968Russell-Cason M usi c,USA

Sub-published
by Peter MauriceMusicCo Ltd. l,ondonWC2H OLD
72

warm nty heùrt end see

got to say.

it don'train in In - di - an-ap- o - lis sum-mer time,- no such thing as Doc-tor Suess,

it don't snow in Mipne - apolis when the win - ter comes.- no such thing as make be-lieve

D lzrtd Am
Tiutc
Jade out for Fint'

Dis-ney-land and Moth- er Goose is no nurs-ery

God did-n't make Lit-tle Green Ap-plcs
pup- py dogs and aut - unln leaves and B. B.

it donrt rain in [n-di-an-ap-o-lis in the sum-mer time.- And when nry-self is feel-in' low I
 73

i
I

call her up

And ask it she could get a-way and meet me_- and grab a

I
t

i
she drops what she's do-in' al -ways late-

But she sit'swait-ing pa-tient-ly and smileswhen she f irst

 74
MASSACHUSETTS
14*. (,\ee\/'
Words and Music by
BARRY, ROBIN and MAURICE GIBB

Moderately
Tacet

G Am C \'
x 000 00 00 x000
ffi ffi Efftrtr
ffi t-ffi ffi ffi

F'eei I'm go - lng back to Ma s SA chu - setts;

Tried to hitch ride - to San F ran cis - co;
Ta-lk a - bout the life - in Ma s SA chu - setts;

Am C
00 00

u.a

some - thing's teil - ing me_ I must go

got - ta do the things Iwan-na
speak a bout the peo pie I have

ta) t-'
'r' $-,_ .tP
ll
I r
I
r P---. + I

O 1 9 6 7 ,1 9 7 5 A b i g a i l M u s i c L t d
Gibb BrothersMusic, l,ondon WIY 3FA
 75
G
x000
tl-n-n
ffi

,'--z'
nome . _ And the lights all went out in Mas SA
do. - And the lights all went out in Mas SA
seen. _ And the iights ail went out in Mas SA
l \
ll

C G
00 x 000
TTrITI
ffi
I
I
t a)
t chu SEttS the day I ieft her
I chu SCttS; they brought me back to
chu SCttS; and Mas - sa chu - setts is
t
I

d ?I a'
tt t I' r I

.
ll 3Am C
D G
Ir.D2 .
0 x00O 0 00 00

ffi ffi ffiffi

stand - ing on her own.
see my way with you.
one place I have seen.

Repeat and fade

G Am C G AmC
x000 00 00 x 000 0 00
tTlln
ffi

ch u - se tts.

Repeat and fade

 c
76
MAY EACH DAY Words by MORT GREEN
Music by GEORGE WYLE
Valtz Tempo

--------

D m( b5)

-+-
1b 7 r7 | T*d t 7

Dm (b5) D7 D m? G7

4, . - I u.-_____--_---/'./

And may all of your wish-es come true. MAY EACH DAY in the

'a ', o J_}_I

ITI
1 TT
f:Jt I É
-\--l

-\-_/

O 1963 BarnabyMusic Corp, USA

by Robbins Music Corporation,l,ondon WC2H OLD
Sub-published
 mem-rries

e|-___-e

all of your mem - 'ries be sweet.- The nreeks turn to

1 1

months and the months Thererll be sad ness and joy. There'll be

=(=
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 *\----l

DAY in the year day. May each dawn find you

qçlCa
l T tttt?
77
" F''l-!J i
r 1 3t T l-rr
Tr -:---z

om(b5)

Dm om( bb) D7 Dm7

a. - v.-____----.--_-

loYe - ly - As the one you shared \À,ith me to - day

a) 1?1?lf
l--l- 'EJri 1 r F l' =
4
t=

MAY EACH

f fg;3

MAY EACH
 79
MY \)rAY
FrenchWordsby GILLES THIBAUT
EnglishLyricsby PAUL ANKA
Music bv CLAUDE FRANCOIS andJACQUES REVAUX
Slow tempo

-- ___ the end is near -, a n d so I fa ce the fin - al

. ) - gno\À'
L
rets _- I've had a few __ but then a gain too few to
?
I o v e d- I've laughed and cried * I've had my I'it t -- my shar e of

v I
l

'l \/-
cur-tain -- my f rie nd f.l l sa )' i t c l e a r, ---= _ I' l I st at e m y
men-tion,.- I di d w hat I h a d to d ), --- and saw it
los - ing,- and now _ a s t e a r s s u b - s l de, ---- I find it

-f
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case, _ of which I'm cer - tain. Itve lived a life that's

with - out ex - emp I planned er
each char t - t erred
11i""*n so am- us To think I did all

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full, -- I ' v e t ra- vel led each and ev ' r y high wa.y_- and
c ours e each care- ful step a long the by way __ and
that __---- and may I say, not in a sh wav --=- oh

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more, much mor e than t h i s . did it my
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ON A CLEAR DAY (You Can SeeForever)

Wordsby ALAN JAY LERNER

Music by BURTON LANE

Refrain fuith feeting)

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PUPPETON A STRING
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LJ nr h'r'JY pev\h P.r,',\-\"' Music by BILL MARTIN

Moderato T.Calliope )

REFRAIN

duy yoritt s a y that you

won-der

mad-ly, I'd g l a d - 1 1 ' be there, like a PuP-Pet on

care, lf youtd say You love me

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Love is just like a nler- r\' - go-rouncl \\'it h all the fttn o f the fair
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STRANGER ON THE
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Wordsby ROBERT MELLIN
Music by ACKER BILK

Moderato (with foeling)

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ship as it sailed out to sea, tak - ing all my dreams and

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The sigh- irg of the wail-irg of- the

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TAKE THESE CHAINS FROM MY HEART
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Words and Music by
FRED ROSE and HY HEATH

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fair to my heart as you can be Then if y o u n o l o n g -e r

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gone b u t t h e h e a r t - a c h e sl i n g - e r on T,rxn Tgnsn Cnltxs Fnox Mv Hnlnr and set m e
care f o r t h e l o v e t h a t ' s b e a t - i n g thereTlxn Tnnsr CHAIN-sFhou My Iln.lnr and set m e

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ffi ffi
frce T a k e l h e s e t e ar s from my eyes and let me see
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love some-bod-y new, let me l'ind a ne*' Iove too Tlxn THnsn CRltxs FRor My
f ai t h i n y o u i s gone h u t t h e h e a r t - a c h e sI i n g - e r o n Tlxr THusn Cxrrxs Fhou MY

Hnlnr andset me f r e e . 2. Give my

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THERE GOESMY EVERYTHING
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Words and Music
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a) t
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1. I hear foot - steps slow Iy walk - A s they gent ly w al k a-
2, ( As my) mem - 'ry t urns ba ck the pag - I can see the hap-py

lonc- ly And a voic soft ly

had l;e Now the love that kept this old heart

this w i l l be good - b ye - for-ev-er - more.tt-

shat-te' red bv the cl o s - i n g o f th e d o o r. -

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Acuff-Rose Music Ltd, l.ondon WIY 3FA
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THERE'SA KIND OF HUSH
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Words and Music by
LES REED and GEOFF STEPHENS

[ I e d i u m t e m p o( W i t t r a b e a t )

Therets a

kirrd of hush all ov- er the rvorld To - night - all ov- er the rvorld

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on - ly soundthat you vvi l l hear Is when I r v h i s- p e r vour ear. I ove you

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 99
TRY TO REMEMBER
H rtrv -( Ë e \a F"^\*"
Words by TOM JONES
Music by HARVEY SCHMIDT

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1. Try to re m e m- b e r thc kind of Sep tem - ber when

2. Try to re mem - ber when life lvas so ten - der that
3 .D e e p in De cem - ber it's nice to rc mem - ber al
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life wa,s slow and 0h, SO mel - low. -

n() 0ne wept ex ccpt the wil - low.
tho' you know the sn0w will fol - low

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ChappellMusic Ltd, London WIY 3FA
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to re n r e m- b e r the ki nd of S.p tem - bcr whcn

to re mern - ber when life WAS SO ten - der that
in De cem - ber it's nice to re mcm - ber with

grass green and grarn was yel low. -

dreams kcpt be sld.c ygur low. -
out hrirt the heart IS f;ài- low. -

Try to re mem - ber the kind ot' S"p tem - bcr wht:rr
Tri to re menl - ber when Iife WAS SO ten - der that
Diep in Dc cem - ber, it's nice to re m e m- b e r the
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y0u \T'CTO it tcn der and cal low f'el - iow. -

Iovc was an enl ber a b out to bil - low.-
I irc ol s.p teur ber that nrade US m e l - I o w .-

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Tty to re mem - ber and if .y0 u re r r l e m- b c r . thcn
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Words and Music by
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BARRY, ROBIN and MAUzuCE GIBB

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an ev-er - last-ing smile a smile could bringyou near to me

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ev - er let me find you gone rcause thatwouldbring a to me-

wor ld has lost i t' s glor-y letrs start a brand new stor-y now my right

O 1967Abigail Music (London) Ltd

Gibb BrothersMusic, l,ondon WIY 3FA
 now there'11be no can show you how my Iove

Talk in ev -er -last-ing words and ded -i - cate them all to me _--- and

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will give you all my I'm here if you shoulld to

Think that I don't

 107

I to take your heart a - way You

andwords are all

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way It's on - ly words. andwords are all I to take vour hearta-

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have to tâke Your heart ^ ' way

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YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME
ts-r t/
t-L ., r> 'Prc:\ey
I Original Italian Words by V PALLAVICINI
English Lyrics by VICKI WICKHAM and SIMON NAPIER-BELL
Music bv P DONAGGIO
Moderately

now- youve

O 1965 Edizioni Musical Accordo,Italy

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help but love you _ But be lieve nle t'tt nev er_ tie
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A WORLD OF OUR O\)flN
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Words and Music
by TOM SPRINGFIELD

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The I've known LOn're

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