Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Over the rainbow what a wonderful world

^Gsomew^Emhere ov^Bmer the rainbow, ^Cway up hi^Ggh th^Ceres ^Cma land^G that i ^Emheard of ^Amonce in a l^Dullaby^G

^Gsomew^Emhere ov^Bmer the rainbow s^Ckies are bl^Gue ^Cand ^Cmthe drea^Gms that you d^Emare to d^Amream really^D do come t^Grue

^Gsomeday ill wish upon a star and ^Amwake up where the clouds are far be^Emhind me ^{Am D} where t^Groubles melt like lemon drops aw^F#may above the chimney tops thats w^Bmhere you'll f^Amind m^De

^Gsomewh^Emere ^Bmover the rainbow ^Cbluebirds ^Gfly ^CBirds ^Cmfly ^Gover the ^Emrainbow ^Amwhy then oh ^Dwhy can’t ^GI?

I see ^Gtrees of ^Bmgreen, ^Emred roses ^Bmtoo ^AmI see them ^Gbloom, f^B7or me and y^Emou, And I ^Cthink to myself, ^DWhat a wonderful ^Gworld.^C

I see ^Gskies of ^Bmblue and c^Emlouds of ^Bmwhite, ^AmThe bright blessed ^Gday, the ^B7dark sacred ^Emnight, And I ^Cthink to myself, ^Dwhat a wonderful ^Gworld

The ^Dcolours of a rainbow are so ^Gpretty in the sky ^DAre also on the faces of ^Gpeople going by I see ^Emfriends shaking ^Bmhands saying ^Emhow do you ^Bmdo ^EmThey’re really ^Bmsaying^Am I ^Glove ^Dyou.

I hear ^Gbabies ^Bmcry, ^EmI watch them ^Bmgrow ^AmThey'll learn much ^Gmore than ^B7I'll ever ^Emknow, And I ^Cthink to myself w^Dhat a wonderful ^Gworld

Yes I ^Cthink to myself, ^Dwhat a wonderful ^Gworld .

^Gsomeday ill wish upon a star and ^Amwake up where the clouds are far be^Emhind me ^{Am D} where t^Groubles melt like lemon drops a^F#mway above the chimney tops thats w^Bmhere you'll f^Amind m^De

^GSomewh^Emere o^Bmver the rainbow, B^Cluebirds ^Gfly Bi^Crds f^Cmly ove^Gr the ra^Eminbow. Wh^Amy, then oh ^Dwhy ca^Gn't I?

if h^Gappy little bluebirds fly beyo^Amnd the rainbow wh^Dy oh why can^G't i?