Julie Andrews - Feed the birds tuppence a bag

^EmEarly each ^Amday to the s^Edimteps of Saint P^Am6aul's, the ^Emlittle old ^Bbird woman ^Emcomes. In her ^Emown special ^Amway to the ^Edimpeople she ^Am6calls, "^EmCome, buy my ^Bbags full of ^Emcrumbs.

^DCome feed the ^D7little birds, ^Gshow them you care, ^Dand you'll be ^D7glad if you ^Gdo. ^B Their ^Emyoung ones are ^Amhungry, their ^Edimnests are so ^Am6bare All it ^Emtakes is ^Btuppence from y^Emou."^D

^GFeed the birds, ^Ctuppence a ^Gbag, ^Ctuppence, ^Gtuppence, ^Atuppence a ^Dbag. G (Bm) C G "Feed the birds" that's what she cries ^Cwhile over^Ghead, her ^Dbirds fill the sk^Gies.

^GAl^Bl ^Emaround the cat^Bhedral the^Em saints and ^Bapostles look ^Emdown as she ^Bsells her ^Emwares. Al^Gthough ^Dyou ^Gcan't s^Dee it, you k^Gnow they are s^Dmiling, each ^Gtime someone ^Bshows that he ^Emcares.^D

^GThough her words are ^Csimple and ^Gfew, ^Clisten, l^Gisten, she's c^Aalling to ^Dyou: ^G"Feed the ^Bmbirds, ^Ctuppence a ^Bbag, ^Ctuppence, ^Amtuppence, ^Ctuppence a ^Dbag."

^GThough her words are ^Csimple and ^Gfew, ^Clisten, ^Glisten, she's c^Aalling to ^Dyou: "^GFeed the b^Bmirds, t^Cuppence a b^Bag, ^Ctuppence, ^Amtuppence, ^Ctuppence ^Da ba^Cg."

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