Do-Re-Mi from The Sound Of Music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJJUG_Elt5g Chords between bracktes "()" are optional Sidenotes can be found between square brackets "[]"

Let's ^Gstart at the very beginning A ^Gvery good place to start When you ^Fread you begin with ^CA-B-C When you ^Fsing you be^Cgin with do-re-mi

^CDo-re-mi, do-re-mi The ^Gfirst three ^Fnotes just ^Chappen to be ^CDo-re-mi, do-re-mi

C (F) (C) G Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti Let's see if I can make it easy

^CDoe, a deer, a female deer ^GRay, a drop of golden sun ^CMe, a name I call myself ^FFar, a long, long way to run ^CSew, a needle pulling ^Fthread ^DLa, a note to follow ^GSew ^ETea, a drink with jam and ^Ambread That will ^Fbring us ^Gback to ^CDo (oh-oh-oh)

[Repeat verse twice]

^CDo-re-mi-^Ffa-so-la-ti-^Cdo-^Gso-^Cdo!

Once you have these notes in your heads, you can sing a million different tunes by mixing them up. C F C G So Do La Fa Mi Do Re C F C G C So Do La Ti Do Re Do [While repeating C F C G:] But it doesn't mean anything. So we put in words. One word for every note. Like this.

^CWhen you ^Fknow the ^Cnotes to ^Gsing ^CYou can ^Fsing most ^Can^Gyt^Ching

[repeat above verse twice]

C G C F C F G C Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do C G F C F C G Do Ti La So Fa Mi Re C Do Mi Mi

^CMi So So G Re Fa Fa ^GLa Ti Ti

^CWhen you ^Fknow the ^Cnotes to ^Gsing ^CYou can ^Fsing most ^Can^Gyt^Ching! [In this verse, a G is actually played instead of an F, but I think it sounds better this way]

(Do) ^CSo Do F (Re) La Fa C (Mi) Mi Do (Fa) ^GRe (So) ^CSo Do F (La) La Fa (Ti) ^GDo So So ^G7Fa (Ti) So ^CDo ^CDo-re-mi-^Ffa-so-la-ti-^Cdo-^Gso-^Cdo!

Julie Andrews - Do-re-mi