Julie Andrews - Feed the birds tuppence a bag

1.^Am Early each da^Dmy to the steps o^Ff Saint Paul's, ^E the li^Amttle old bi^Erd woman comes. ^Am In her own ^Amspecial way to t^Dmhe people she ca^Flls, ^E &q^Amuot;Come, buy my bags ^Efull of crumbs. ^Am

Com^Ge feed the little birds, show them you ca^Cre, G C - E and you'll be glad if you do. Their youn^Amg ones are hungry, the^Dmir nests are so bar^Fe, ^E Am E Am - G all it takes is tuppence from yo…….u."

Fee^Cd the birds^Em, tuppe^Fnce a bag, ^C t^Fuppence, tuppenc^Ce, tuppence a b^Dag. ^G &quo^Ct;Feed the ^Embirds,"^F; that's what she cries^C, F C G C - E while overhead, her birds fill the skies.

2. All aroun^Amd the cathedral t^Dmhe saints and^Am apostles ^E look down^Am as she sells her ^Ewares. ^Am Althoug^Ch you can't see it, you^G know they are smi^Cling, ^G C E Am - G each time someone shows that he cares.

Thoug^Ch her words ar^Eme simple and f^Few, ^C l^Fisten, li^Csten, she's calling^D to you: ^G "^C;Feed the ^Embirds, ^Ftuppence a bag, ^E F Dm F G C - E tuppence, tuppence, tuppence a bag."

Thoug^Ch her words ar^Eme simple and f^Few, ^C l^Fisten, li^Csten, she's calling^D to you: ^G "^C;Feed the ^Embirds, ^Ftuppence a bag, ^E F Dm F G F - C tuppence, tuppence, tuppence a bag."