SONG LISTED BELOW IN VARIOUS KEYS Hope you enjoy my interpretation of this song ...Garry Smythe Please e mail any corrections to:- g.smythe@sky.com ========================================================================== Daydream Believer – Monkees ========================================================================== Monkees Sing this in the key of G ========================================================================== Introduction G C

^GVERSE ^C1 Oh, I could h^Gide 'neath the wi^Amngs, of the ^Bmbluebird as she si^Cngs The ^Gsix o'clock a - l^Emarm would never r^Aming ^D7 But it^G rings and I ^Amrise, wipe the s^Bmleep out of my e^Cyes The s^Ghavin' ^Emrazor's ^Amcold, a^D7nd it st^Gings ^G7

Chorus

^CCheer up, sl^Deepy J^Bmean, ^Coh what ^D7can it ^Emmean, ^Cto a ^GDaydream be - l^Ciever and a h^Gome - c^Emoming qu^A7een? ^D7

VERSE 2

^GYou once thought of ^Amme, as a w^Bmhite knight on his s^Cteed ^GNow you know how ^Emhappy I can ^Ambe ^D7 Oh, and our ^Ggood times start and ^Amend, without do^Bmllar one to s^Cpend But h^Gow much ^Embaby ^Amdo we r^D7eally n^Geed? ^G7

CHORUS

^CCheer up, sl^Deepy J^Bmean, ^Coh what ^D7can it ^Emmean, ^Cto a ^GDaydream be - l^Ciever and a h^Gome - c^Emoming qu^A7een? ^D7

INSTRUMENTAL G C G C CHORUS

^CCheer up, sl^Deepy J^Bmean, ^Coh what ^D7can it ^Emmean, ^Cto a ^GDaydream be - l^Ciever and a h^Gome - c^Emoming qu^A7een? ^D7

^CCheer up, sl^Deepy J^Bmean, ^Coh what ^D7can it ^Emmean, ^Cto a ^GDaydream be - l^Ciever and a h^Gome - c^Emoming qu^A7een? ^D7 AND FADE

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Oh, I could h^Cide 'neath the wi^Dmngs, of the ^Embluebird as she si^Fngs The ^Csix o'clock a - l^Amarm would never r^Dming ^G7 But it^C rings and I ^Dmrise, wipe the s^Emleep out of my e^Fyes The s^Chavin' ^Amrazor's ^Dmcold, a^G7nd it st^Cings ^C7

Chorus

^FCheer up, sl^Geepy J^Emean, ^Foh what ^G7can it ^Ammean, ^Fto a ^CDaydream be - l^Fiever and a h^Come - c^Amoming qu^D7een? ^G7

VERSE 2

^CYou once thought of ^Dmme, as a w^Emhite knight on his s^Fteed ^CNow you know how ^Amhappy I can ^Dmbe ^G7 Oh, and our ^Cgood times start and ^Dmend, without do^Emllar one to s^Fpend But h^Cow much ^Ambaby ^Dmdo we r^G7eally n^Ceed? ^C7

CHORUS

^FCheer up, sl^Geepy J^Emean, ^Foh what ^G7can it ^Ammean, ^Fto a ^CDaydream be - l^Fiever and a h^Come - c^Amoming qu^D7een? ^G7

INSTRUMENTAL C F C F CHORUS

^FCheer up, sl^Geepy J^Emean, ^Foh what ^G7can it ^Ammean, ^Fto a ^CDaydream be - l^Fiever and a h^Come - c^Amoming qu^D7een? ^G7

^FCheer up, sl^Geepy J^Emean, ^Foh what ^G7can it ^Ammean, ^Fto a ^CDaydream be - l^Fiever and a h^Come - c^Amoming qu^D7een? ^G7 AND FADE

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Oh, I could h^Dide 'neath the wi^Emngs, of the ^F#mbluebird as she si^Gngs The ^Dsix o'clock a - l^Bmarm would never r^Eming ^A7 But it^D rings and I ^Emrise, wipe the s^F#mleep out of my e^Gyes The s^Dhavin' ^Bmrazor's ^Emcold, a^A7nd it st^Dings ^D7

Chorus

^GCheer up, sl^Aeepy J^F#mean, ^Goh what ^A7can it ^Bmmean, ^Gto a ^DDaydream be - l^Giever and a h^Dome - c^Bmoming qu^E7een? ^A7

VERSE 2

^DYou once thought of ^Emme, as a w^F#mhite knight on his s^Gteed ^DNow you know how ^Bmhappy I can ^Embe ^A7 Oh, and our ^Dgood times start and ^Emend, without do^F#mllar one to s^Gpend But h^Dow much ^Bmbaby ^Emdo we r^A7eally n^Deed? ^D7

CHORUS

^GCheer up, sl^Aeepy J^F#mean, ^Goh what ^A7can it ^Bmmean, ^Gto a ^DDaydream be - l^Giever and a h^Dome - c^Bmoming qu^E7een? ^A7

INSTRUMENTAL D G D G CHORUS

^GCheer up, sl^Aeepy J^F#mean, ^Goh what ^A7can it ^Bmmean, ^Gto a ^DDaydream be - l^Giever and a h^Dome - c^Bmoming qu^E7een? ^A7

^GCheer up, sl^Aeepy J^F#mean, ^Goh what ^A7can it ^Bmmean, ^Gto a ^DDaydream be - l^Giever and a h^Dome - c^Bmoming qu^E7een? ^A7 AND FADE

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Oh, I could h^Eide 'neath the wi^F#mngs, of the ^G#mbluebird as she si^Angs The ^Esix o'clock a - l^C#marm would never r^F#ming ^B7 But it^E rings and I ^F#mrise, wipe the s^G#mleep out of my e^Ayes The s^Ehavin' ^C#mrazor's ^F#mcold, a^B7nd it st^Eings ^E7

Chorus

^ACheer up, sl^Beepy J^G#mean, ^Aoh what ^B7can it ^C#mmean, ^Ato a ^EDaydream be - l^Aiever and a h^Eome - c^C#moming qu^F#7een? ^B7

VERSE 2

^EYou once thought of ^F#mme, as a w^G#mhite knight on his s^Ateed ^ENow you know how ^C#mhappy I can ^F#mbe ^B7 Oh, and our ^Egood times start and ^F#mend, without do^G#mllar one to s^Apend But h^Eow much ^C#mbaby ^F#mdo we r^B7eally n^Eeed? ^E7

CHORUS

^ACheer up, sl^Beepy J^G#mean, ^Aoh what ^B7can it ^C#mmean, ^Ato a ^EDaydream be - l^Aiever and a h^Eome - c^C#moming qu^F#7een? ^B7

INSTRUMENTAL E A E A CHORUS

^ACheer up, sl^Beepy J^G#mean, ^Aoh what ^B7can it ^C#mmean, ^Ato a ^EDaydream be - l^Aiever and a h^Eome - c^C#moming qu^F#7een? ^B7

^ACheer up, sl^Beepy J^G#mean, ^Aoh what ^B7can it ^C#mmean, ^Ato a ^EDaydream be - l^Aiever and a h^Eome - c^C#moming qu^F#7een? ^B7 AND FADE

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Oh, I could h^Fide 'neath the wi^Gmngs, of the ^Ambluebird as she si^Bbngs The ^Fsix o'clock a - l^Dmarm would never r^Gming ^C7 But it^F rings and I ^Gmrise, wipe the s^Amleep out of my e^Bbyes The s^Fhavin' ^Dmrazor's ^Gmcold, a^C7nd it st^Fings ^F7

Chorus

^BbCheer up, sl^Ceepy J^Amean, ^Bboh what ^C7can it ^Dmmean, ^Bbto a ^FDaydream be - l^Bbiever and a h^Fome - c^Dmoming qu^G7een? ^C7

VERSE 2

^FYou once thought of ^Gmme, as a w^Amhite knight on his s^Bbteed ^FNow you know how ^Dmhappy I can ^Gmbe ^C7 Oh, and our ^Fgood times start and ^Gmend, without do^Amllar one to s^Bbpend But h^Fow much ^Dmbaby ^Gmdo we r^C7eally n^Feed? ^F7

CHORUS

^BbCheer up, sl^Ceepy J^Amean, ^Bboh what ^C7can it ^Dmmean, ^Bbto a ^FDaydream be - l^Bbiever and a h^Fome - c^Dmoming qu^G7een? ^C7

INSTRUMENTAL F Bb F Bb CHORUS

^BbCheer up, sl^Ceepy J^Amean, ^Bboh what ^C7can it ^Dmmean, ^Bbto a ^FDaydream be - l^Bbiever and a h^Fome - c^Dmoming qu^G7een? ^C7

^BbCheer up, sl^Ceepy J^Amean, ^Bboh what ^C7can it ^Dmmean, ^Bbto a ^FDaydream be - l^Bbiever and a h^Fome - c^Dmoming qu^G7een? ^C7 AND FADE

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^AVERSE ^D1 Oh, I could h^Aide 'neath the wi^Bmngs, of the ^C#mbluebird as she si^Dngs The ^Asix o'clock a - l^F#marm would never r^Bming ^E7 But it^A rings and I ^Bmrise, wipe the s^C#mleep out of my e^Dyes The s^Ahavin' ^F#mrazor's ^Bmcold, a^E7nd it st^Aings ^A7

Chorus

^DCheer up, sl^Eeepy J^C#mean, ^Doh what ^E7can it ^F#mmean, ^Dto a ^ADaydream be - l^Diever and a h^Aome - c^F#moming qu^B7een? ^E7

VERSE 2

^AYou once thought of ^Bmme, as a w^C#mhite knight on his s^Dteed ^ANow you know how ^F#mhappy I can ^Bmbe ^E7 Oh, and our ^Agood times start and ^Bmend, without do^C#mllar one to s^Dpend But h^Aow much ^F#mbaby ^Bmdo we r^E7eally n^Aeed? ^A7

CHORUS

^DCheer up, sl^Eeepy J^C#mean, ^Doh what ^E7can it ^F#mmean, ^Dto a ^ADaydream be - l^Diever and a h^Aome - c^F#moming qu^B7een? ^E7

INSTRUMENTAL A D A D CHORUS

^DCheer up, sl^Eeepy J^C#mean, ^Doh what ^E7can it ^F#mmean, ^Dto a ^ADaydream be - l^Diever and a h^Aome - c^F#moming qu^B7een? ^E7

^DCheer up, sl^Eeepy J^C#mean, ^Doh what ^E7can it ^F#mmean, ^Dto a ^ADaydream be - l^Diever and a h^Aome - c^F#moming qu^B7een? ^E7 AND FADE

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The Monkees - Daydream believer