Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere over the rainbow what a wonderful world

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^CSomewhere ^Emover the rainbow ^Fway up ^Chigh ^FAnd the ^Cdreams that you dream of ^Gonce in a lulla^Amby ^{F C}Somewhere ^Emover the rainbow ^Fblue birds ^Cfly ^FAnd the ^Cdreams that you dream of, ^Gdreams really do come ^Amtrue ^F Some^Cday I'll wish upon a star, ^Gwake up where the clouds are far be^Amhind ^Fme Where ^Ctrouble melts like lemon drops ^GHigh above the chimney tops is ^Amwhere you'll ^Ffind me ^CSomewhere ^Emover the rainbow ^Fbluebirds ^Cfly ^FAnd the ^Cdreams that you dare to, oh ^Gwhy, oh why can't ^AmI' ^F Well I see t^Crees of ^Emgreen and ^Fred roses too^C, ^FI'll watch then ^Cbloom for ^Emme and ^Fyou And I ^Fthink to myself, ^Gwhat a wonderful ^Amworld ^F Well I see ^Cskies of ^Emblue and I see ^Fclouds of ^Cwhite and the ^Fbrightness of ^Cday ^E7I like the ^Amdark and I t^Fhink to myself, ^Gwhat a wonderful ^Cworld ^{F C} The ^Gcolors of the rainbow so ^Cpretty in the sky are ^Galso on the faces of ^Cpeople passing by I see ^Ffriends shaking ^Chands saying, ?^F?How do you^C do' ^FThey're really ^Csaying, ^Dm7I, I love y^Gou I hear ^Cbabies ^Emcry and I ^Fwatch them ^Cgrow, ^FThey'll learn much ^Cmore t^E7han we'll ^Amknow And I ^Fthink to myself, ^Gwhat a wonderful ^Amworld ^CSomeday I'll wish upon a ^Gstar, wake up where the clouds are ^Amfar be^Fhind me Where t^Crouble melts like lemon drops ^GHigh above the chimney tops is ^Amwhere you'll ^Ffind me ^CSomewhere ^Emover the rainbow ^Fway up ^Chigh ^FAnd the ^Cdreams that you dare to, oh ^Gwhy, oh why can't ^AmI' ^F

^GSomewhere ^Dover the rainbow ^EmWay up h^Gigh

^CAnd the d^Greams that you dream of ^DOnce in a lullab^Emy ^C

^GSomewhere ^Dover the rainbow ^EmBlue birds f^Gly

^CAnd the d^Greams that you dream of ^DDreams really do come ^Emtrue ^C

^GSomeday I'll wish upon a star ^DWake up where the clouds are far beh^Emind me ^C

^GWhere trouble melts like lemon drops ^DHigh above the chimney tops is w^Emhere you'll fi^Cnd me

^GSomewhere ^Dover the rainbow ^Embluebirds ^Gfly ^CAnd the ^Gdreams that you dare to, o^Dh why, oh why can't^Em I' ^G

^GWell I see trees of g^Dreen and R^Emed roses t^Goo, ^CI'll watch then ^Gbloom for ^Dme and y^Emou

^CAnd I think to myself ^DWhat a wonderful w^Emorld ^C

^GWell I see skies of ^Dblue and I see ^Emclouds of wh^Gite ^CAnd the brightness of ^Gday

^DI like the d^Emark ^CAnd I think to myself

^DWhat a wonderful ^Emworld ^{C D}The colors of the rainbow so ^Empretty in the sky

^Dare also on the faces of ^Empeople passing by ^CI see friends shaking ^Ghands

Saying, &^Cquot;How do ^Gyou do'" ^CThey're really ^Gsaying, I^C...I love ^Dyou

^GI hear babies ^Dcry and I w^Ematch them g^Grow, ^CThey'll learn much ^Gmore

^DThan we'll k^Emnow ^CAnd I think to myself

^DWhat a wonderful w^Emorld ^{C G}Someday I'll wish...

^DWake up where ... be^Emhind me^{C G}Where trouble...

^DHigh above ... w^Emhere you'll f^Gind me ^GSomewhere o^Dver...

^EmWay up h^Gigh ^CAnd the d^Greams that you dare to, oh^D why, oh why can't ^EmI' ^{C G}