Tuning: E A D G B E

The^F hills are alive with the sound of ^Emusic, With ^F6songs they have sung for a thousand ^Bbyea^C7rs. The ^Fhills fill my heart with the sound of ^Emusic. My ^Fheart wants to ^Bbsing ev'ry ^Cson^C7g it ^Fhears.

My heart wants to ^Bbbeat like the ^Bbdimwings of the birds that rise from the ^Bblake ^Bbdimto the tre^Fes. My h^Bbeart wants to ^Bbdimsigh like a chime that flies G7 G7-5 C from a church on a breeze, to ^Bblaugh like a ^Bbdimbrook when it ^Ftrips and falls over ^Bbstones ^Bbdimon its ^Fway, to s^Dming th^Dm6rough the n^Amight, like a l^Dmark who is l^G7earning to p^Cray.

^C7I g^Fo to the hills when my heart is l^Eonely I k^Fnow I will hear what I've heard bef^Bbore^Bbm. My h^Feart will be blessed^Am with the sound of m^Bbusic ^Gm7 and I'll s^Aming o^C7nce m^Fore.

DO A DEER | C | Doe, a deer, a female deer. | G7 | Ray, a drop of golden sun. |C | Me, a name I call myself. |G9 | Far, a long long way to run. | C C7 | F Sew, a needle pulling thread. |D7 | G La, a note to follow sew. | E7 | Am C7 Tea, a drink with jam and bread. | Dm7 G7 |C G7 | That will bring us back to do - oh - oh - oh! (last time) | Dm7 G7 |C That will bring us back to do! FAVORITE THINGS

^EmRaindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, ^Cmaj7Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, ^Am7Brown paper ^D9packages ^Gtied up with ^Cstrings, ^GThese are a ^Cfew of my ^F#m7favorite ^B7things. ^Em

^EmCream colored ponies and crisp apple strudels, ^Cmaj7Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles, ^Am7Wild geese that ^D9fly with the ^Gmoon on their ^Cwings, ^GThese are a ^Cfew of my ^F#m7favorite ^B7things. ^E

^EGirls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, ^ASnowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes, ^Am7Silver white ^D9winters that ^Gmelt into ^Csprings, ^GThese are a ^Cfew of my ^F#m7favorite ^B7m9things.

^EmWhen the dog bites, ^Am7When the bee ^B7stings, ^EmWhen I'm feeling ^Csad, I ^Csimply ^Am7remember my ^A7favorite things And ^Gthen I don't ^Cfeel, ^D9so ^Gbad

SIXTEEN

You wai^Ft, little girl, on an^A# empty stage, for^Gm fate t^Co turn the l^Fight on. Your life, little girl, is an em^A#pty page that^Gm men will wa^Cnt to write^F on. To write^Gm on...

1. ^FYou are sixteen^C going on seventeen, ^Fbaby, it's time to ^Dthink, ^Gmbetter be^Cware, be ^Fcanny and careful, ^A#baby, you're ^Gmon the bri^Cnk

^C7 ^FYou are sixteen ^Cgoing on seventeen, ^Ffellows will fall in ^Dline, ^Gmeager young lads and ^Froues and cads will ^Gmoffer you ^Cfood and ^Fwine. To^A#tally unprepa^Gmred are you to f^Face a w^F7orld of m^A#en, t^A#imid and shy and s^Gmcared are you of t^Fhings bey^Cond your k^Gen.

^C7 Y^Fou'll need someone ^Colder and wiser ^Ftelling you what to ^Cdo,

^C7 ^F I am seventeen ^Cgoing on eighteen, ^GmI'll take c^Care of ^Fyou !

2. ^FI am sixteen going sev^Centeen I know that I'm naïve,^F ^D ^Gmfellows I ^Cmeet may ^Ftell me I'm sweet, and ^A#willingly ^GmI bel^Cieve.

^C7 ^FI am sixteen ^Cgoing on seventeen, ^Finnocent as a ro^Dse. ^Gmbachelor ^Cdandies, ^Fdrinkers of ^Dmbrandies, ^Gmwhat do I ^Cknow of ^Fthose ? To^A#tally unpr^Gmepared am I to f^Face a w^F7orld of men^A#, ^A#timid and shy and s^Gmcared am I of t^Fhings bey^Cond my ke^Gn.

^C7 ^FI need someone ^Colder and wiser, ^Ftelling me what to ^Cdo,

^C7 yo^Fu are seventeen ^Cgoing on eighteen ^GmI'll de^Cpend on ^Fyou!

THE LONLEY GOAT

^FHigh on a hill was a lo^C7nel^Fy goatherd ^CLay ee odl lay ee odl la^Fy ^Bbhee h^Foo ^FLoud was the voice of the lo^C7nely goathe^Frd ^CLay ee odl lay ee odl-^Foo

^FFolks in a town that was quite remo^C7te ^Fheard ^CLay ee odl lay ee odl la^Fy ^Bbhee h^Foo ^FLusty and clear from the goa^C7therd's thr^Foat heard ^CLay ee^C7 odl lay ee odl-oo^F

the Children:

^CO ho l^Fay dee odl lee o, ^Co h^C7o lay d^Fee odl ay ^CO ho lay^F dee odl l^Bbee ^Fo, l^Cay dee o^Dm7dl le^Ge o l^Cay

Maria: A prince on the bridge of a castle moat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Kurt: Men on a road with a load to tote heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo the Children: Men in the midst of a table d'hote heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Maria: Men drinking beer with the foam afloat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo One little girl in a pale pink coat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo Brigitta: She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Maria: Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo What a duet for a girl and goatherd Maria and the Children: Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo Maria and the Children: Ummm (ummm) . . .

^C7Odl lay ee (odl lay ee) ^F9Odl lay hee hee (odl lay hee hee) ^COdl lay ee . . . ^F. . . yodeling . . .

EDELWEIS

^AEdelwe^Eiss, e^Adelwe^Diss ^AEvery m^F#Morning you g^Bm7reet m^E7e ^ASmall and ^Ewhite, cl^Aean and br^Dight ^AYou look ^E7happy to ^Ameet me ^EBlossom of snow may you ^Abloom and grow ^DBloom and g^B7row, ^Efor^E7ever ^AEdelw^Eeiss, e^Adelwe^Diss ^ABless my ^E7homeland ^Aforever

CLIMB EVERY MOUNTAIN

^CClimb e^Dv'ry mo^Guntain, s^Gm7earch h^Cigh and ^Fmaj7low ^Fm6Follow e^Cvery byway, e^Dm7v'ry p^G7ath you k^Cnow. C^Climb ev^D'ry mo^Guntain, f^Gm7ord e^Cv'ry s^Fmaj7tream, F^Fm6ollow every r^Cainbow t^Dm7ill you f^G7ind your dr^Ceam!

^C7A dr^Feam that will ^Fmaj7need ^Dmall the ^Glove you can g^Cive^Cmaj7, ^Am7 e^D7v'ry d^Gay of your li^Gmaj7fe ^Em for as l^Aong as you l^Dive^D7.

C^Glimb e^A7v'ry mo^Duntain, f^Dm7ord e^Gv'ry s^Cmaj7tream, F^Amollow e^Am7v'ry r^Dmainb^Dm7ow ti^Cll y^Eou f^F6ind y^G7our d^Cream!

SO LONG

There's ^Ga sa^Cd sort of clanging From t^Dhe c^Glock in the hall And t^Che be^Glls ^Din th^Ge steeple, too A^Dnd ^Gup in the nursery A^Cn abs^Durd little bird C DG Is popping out to say coo-coo (Coo-coo, coo-coo) C G 2x

Regretfully th^Dey tell us But firmly the^Gy compel us to say ^Cgoodnight coo-coo (All) ^DTo y^Gou

^GSo long, farewell Auf Wiedersehen, goodnight (Marta) I hate to go and leave this pretty sight D

(Children)

^GSo long, farewell Auf Wiedersehen, adieu (Fredrick) Adieu, adieu To you and you and you D

(Children)

^GSo long, farewell Au revoir, Auf Weidersehen (Leisel) I'd like to stay And taste my first champagne D

(children)

^GSo long, farewell Auf Weidersehen, goodbye (Kurt) I leave and heave A sigh and say goodbye Goodbye D

(Brigitta)

^GI'm glad to go I cannot tell a lie (Louisa) I flit, I float I fleetly flee, I fly D

(Gretel)

^GThe sun has gone To bed and so must I

(Children)So long, farewell Auf Weidersehen, goodbye

^CGoodbye ^DGoodbye ^GGoodbye

(guests)

^GGoodbye

Julie Andrews - Sound of music medley