PeeWee amen aan) cai fat sect |S) /) | = SVEN AO im At OL ea ee) Ao) a MELODIES FOR VIOLIN 50 Favorite Hits with Lyrics and Chords! iy Loving » Every Breath You Take * Hey, Soul Sister * Love Story « My Girl Nighis in White Satin « Sweet Garoline * Unchained Melody « Viva la Vida’ You've Got a Friend and more!All My Loving Beauty and the Beast Blowin’ in the Wind Can You Feel the Love Tonight Can’t Help Falling in Love Clocks Daydream Believer Don't Know Why Don't Stop Believin’ Edelweiss Eight Days a Week Every Breath You Take Fireflies Georgia on My Mind Hey, Soul Sister Hot N Cold In My Life Isn't She Lovely The Letter Like a Virgin The Look of Love Love Me Tender Love Story Mr. Tambourine Man Moon River Morning Has Broken My Cherie Amour My Favorite Things My Girl My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from ‘Titanic’) Nights in White Satin Nowhere Man Puff the Magic Dragon Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head Scarborough Fair/Canticle Somewhere Out There The Sound of Music Strangers in the Night Sunshine on My Shoulders Sweet Caroline Till There Was You The Times They Are A-Changin’ Tomorrow Unchained Melody Viva la Vida We Are the World What a Wonderful World Wonderwall You Are the Sunshine of My Life You've Got a FriendALL MY LOVING VIOLIN Words and Music by JOHN LENNON and PAUL McCARTNEY Fast Close your eyes and TH kiss you To - mor = ow Tl tend that «Tm kiss. - ing the lips 1 am miss. you. Re - mem = ber__ ru a ways be miss - ing and hope that my dreams will come And then while Tm oa - way PH write home eve ty day, and send all my lov - ing to you. TH pre- All my lov - ing ___ Twill send to you Al omy Bm Bb D dar ~ Jing, TM be true, Copyright© 1963, 1964 Somy/ATY Music Publishing LLC Copyeght Renewed AIDRighs Administered by Soy/ATV Masie Publishing LUC, 8 Musi Square Wet, Nasi, TN 37203 “ntenationl Copyright Secured All Rights ReservedBEAUTY AND THE BEAST from Walt Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST ‘VIOLIN Lyrics by HOWARD ASHMAN, Music by ALAN MENKEN Moderately slow A Efus ET A Elus ET Tale as old as time, te as it can be. Tale as old as time, tune as old as song A cém D, ETsus Bare-ly e- ven friends, then some-bod - y bends un - expected ~ ly Bit- ter-sweetand strange, finding you can change, _leam-ing_you were wrong, Eysus ET A Em? AT Jost ait = tle changes small, 10 say the least. Both ait tle Cer-tsin asthe sun rising in the east. Tale as old as To Coda Dmaj7 chmy_ Bm? = Bsus, ET A Bisus scared, nei-ther one pre- pared, Beau-ty and the Beast EV-er just the time, song as old as thyme, Beauty andthe sane, eee amr - pry wee kegs D.C. al Coda copa : for, ever jut as sues Whe sumwill ee Beas rm chy =D chi Bay ETus, ETA ‘Tale as old as time, songs old as rhyme, Beauty and the Beast © 1991 Watt Disney Music Compary and Wondedland Musi Company Tn. ‘Al RightsReserved Used by PermissionBLOWIN’ IN THE WIND VIOLIN: Words and Music by BOB DYLAN Moderately fore you call him a man? fore it is washed to the sea? How man - sail be - y How man = y years can some pro. = spe. = ex - ist be - fore she sleeps in the sand? fore they're al - lowed to be free? How man = times must the can = non - balls fy be = y How man - y mes cn 8 man tum his head and pre fore they're for - ev - er banned? tend that he jst does = it see? an swer, my friend, is blow - inthe wind. The an = swer is blow - in’ inthe wind. Copyright © 1962 Wareer Bros. Ine. CCopyight Renewed 1990 Special Rider Masc nertlonal Copyright Secured ll Righs Reserved ‘Repited by Peisson of Mase Sales CorporationCAN YOU FEEL THE LOVE TONIGHT from Walt Disney Pictures’ THE LION KING VIOLIN Music by ELTON JOHN Lyrics by TIM RICE, Moderately D Arca D ace There's a calm_ sur - ren ~ der to the rush of day D act Bm? EB when the heat of a roll-ing wind can't be tumed. a - way. D act D arch An en-chant = ed mo ~ ment, and it’ sees me through, D Fem G B = nough. for this rest - less war-ri- or just to be with you. And A H/G4 Fim D can you feel the love can you feel the ave. to = night? to - nigh, A D ByDe E D It is where — we are, It's ~ nough - how it's laid to rest? Ise ~ nough- act Fkm Fame D Bm ACE Bye — for this wide - eyed wan-der-er that we got this far to make kings and ‘vag - a-bonds be-lieve the 2. E D —_ Efsus D/A A And ver = y best. (© 1904 Wordetand Muse Company ne. | ‘AI Rights Reserved Used by PemitionCAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE Words and Music by GEORGE DAVID WEISS, HUGO PERETTI and LUIGI CREATORE VIOLIN: ‘Moderately G Bm Em c G D7 Wise men say on = ly fools rush if, but Shall I stay? Would it be a sin. if 1 can't help fall -ing in love with you. 1 can't help fall - ing in dove with you? Like a fv = er flows sue - Ty tothe sea, dar = ling, soit goes, some things are meant 1 be, Take my hand; take my — whole life too, —____ for 1 can't help fall ~ ing in love with you, for 1 can't help fall - ing in ove. with you. Copyright © 1961; Renewed 1969 Gladys Muse (ASCAP) ‘Al Rights inthe U.S. Adesniered by ager Sounds Thersaticoal Copuight Secured AIRighs ResvedCLOCKS ‘Words and Music by GUY BERRYMAN, JON BUCKLAND, WILL CHAMPION and CHRIS MARTIN VIOLIN Moderately ‘The lights. go. out and.sTcan't be saved. Tides that I tried to Con = fu = sion ney - er stops, clos - ing walls. and swim a - gainst — hhave brought me down up = on my knees. — tick - ing clocks. - Gonna come back and ke you home. — 1 Em D Oh, 1 beg, T beg and plead, — Come out of could snot stop; that you Know now, — Come out up - things un - Shoot an apple off’ my — head, and = a, on my seas. Curse missed op == por - tw - ni - ties. Am D Am tou - ble that can't be named. AG - gers wait apart of the = cure, or am 1 part of ing to be tamed, singing 7 a the dis - ease, sing You 2 Em D Am Em D = You Copyright © 2002 by Universal Muse Publishing MOB Lid ‘AIRightin he United States Administered by Universal Music - MGB Songs Iniemtional Coptight Secured. All Rights Reserved10 DAYDREAM BELIEVER ‘VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by JOHN STEWART Moderately Oh, 1 could hide "neath the” wings, of the You once thought of me as a blue - bird as she sings. The six 0 - ‘clock a dam ~— would nev - er white Knight on his steed. Now you know how hap - py I ean A D G Am ring. But it rings and tise, wipe the be, Ob, and our good times start. «and end with - out sleep out, of my eyes. My = shav = ing nm dol - lar one 0 spend. But how much, ba = —oby, cold and it, tings. Cheer up, sleep = do we real = ‘ly need? Dio uy Jean, Oh, what can it mean to 8 day - dream be - liev-er anda home - com-ing queen? (© 1967 (Renewed 1995) SCREEN GEMS-EMI MUSICINC. All Rights Reserved. Intemational Copyright Secured Used by Permissionn DON’T KNOW WHY VIOLIN Words and Music by Moderately JESSE HARRIS 8 Dmaj7 Dy Gmaj7 Fee Bm? EI 1 waited i T—— saw the sun, Don't know why T When 1 saw— the break of day, wished that I could Some-thing has to make you run. Don't know why T ATsus D Dmaj? DI Gmaj? Fee did = n't come. Left you by —the-—house. of fun, fly a - way ‘stead of kneel = - ing inthe sand, did = n't come. Fel as emp o> asa drum, 1 Bm? Ey Atsus D Bm? Er Don't iow why Tid = tt come 1 dont brow why — Fine || 2. te D Bat = tou D tS = 2S: oS = 2S SS SSS e éid = ome caching tear = ops in my and My st 5 a heat is drenched in wine, — Dut DSS. al Fine (ake ist ending) you'll be on omy. mind for = ev ‘Copyright © 2002 Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC and Bealy Songs ‘AU Rights Adnnierd by Sony/ATW Masi Publishing LLC 8 Masie Square West, Nashville, TN 37203 Thieraonal Copyright Secured Ali Rights Reserved2 DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ VIOLIN Words and Music by STEVE PERRY, NEAL SCHON and JONATHAN CAIN Moderately fast G D Em? Just a small-town girl __ liv = in’ Jone - ly world, She took the midnight train go. - in? amo oy - where. Justa He took a — mid-nigt tain go - in’ oan = 5 i — A’ sing - er in a smok - y room, — the smell of wine and cheap per - fume, For a smile they can D Bm c share the night,sTe_—=sgoes, onan. ck and.on___ and. (Copyright © 1981 Lacey Boulevard Masi (BM) and Weedigh Nightmare Music (BMI) "Al Rights (or Wood High Nightmare MusleAdministred by Witen Music POM a: Totereatioal Copii Sorard All Rights ReservedStan - gers wait =) ing up and down the boul - © - vard,— their, shad. ows search = ing inthe night. ~ Street = light peo = ple, liv = ing just to find = = motion, pc c pc gic D G hid ing some = wherein the night a Don't stop_— be - liv = in’ Hold on to the feel «=~ in’, __________ Street tight —14 EDELWEISS from THE SOUND OF MUSIC VIOLIN Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN Il ‘Music by RICHARD RODGERS Moderately D act prt op. BE = del - weiss, e- del = weiss, DIA Bm Em7 AT ev : ing you greet me, Sniall and white, clean and bright, you look hap - py to meet me, Bios - som of snow, may you bloom and grow, bloom md grow for + ev : er. E - del - weiss, © - del = weiss, bless my home - land for - ev 5 eS Copyright ©1959 by Richard Rogers and Onc Hanmer ‘Copy Renewed ‘Witianson Maia Division f Ross & Hanes: at tage Comps, ovne of pbition nal rights thoughout he wr ' emafonl Copyeh Secret al Rights Reseed =15 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK VIOLIN: Words and Music by JOHN LENNON and PAUL MeCARTNEY ‘Moderately fast A B D A 1,3.Ooh, [need your love, babes guess you kiow it's true, 2Love you ev - ‘ry — day, ich, al ways on = my mind. Hope you need my —love, babe, just like = To need you. Cn sie: Tove you all the~— time, FEm D Fem B Hold me, love me, hold = me, love me, Ain't got noth- in’ but Tove, babe, ight days a week, Fight days a week 1 fove yon. B D E D.C. al Fine Eight days. a—_week. is note = mough to show I care, — Copyright © 1964 Sony/ATV Mac Publishing LLC Copyright Renewed Alt Rights Adninistered by Sony/ATV Masi Publishing LLC, 8 Mase Square Wes, Nash Thvernatioal Copyright Secured All Rights Reseed aNsra0316 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE VIOLIN Music and Lyrics by STING ‘Moderately Ey-'ry breath you take, ev-"iy move you make, Ey-'ry move you make, ev-"ty vow you break, eve'ry bond you break, ev-'ry step you take, I'll be watching you, ev-'ry smile you fake, ev'ry claim you stake, I'll be watching you. Ey-‘ry sin - gle day, ev-'ry word you say, ev-"ry game you play, ev-"ry night you stay, I'll be watching. you. Oh, can’t you see you be-long tome? How my poor heartaches — with ev-"ry step you take, © 1983 GM SUMNER ‘Administered by EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING LIMITED ‘AU RightsReserved Ilertional Copeight Secured. Used by Pemsision"7 FIREFLIES VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by ADAM YOUNG Moderately fast D You would. not be - lieve your eyes if ten mil-lion fi - re - flies "Cause get a thousand hugs from ten thou-sand lightning bugs G ic it up the world as Tell a ~ sleep, as they try to teach meow to dance. "Cause they fill the 0 ~ pen air andleave teardrops ev'ry ~ where. You'd think — ‘A fox - ot, above my head, ‘a sock hop be -neathmy bed, a dis = G c —— me mde, but would just stand and stare. = co ball is just___hang-ing by a thread. Em? Dsus Td like © make my - self be - lieve that plan - et Earth — Bm ic = tums slow = y. Its hard to say that I'd rath-er stay, a = wake when I'm a - sleep cause ev -‘ry- thing is nev-er as it scems. ‘Copyright ©2009 UNIVERSAL MUSIC CORP. sed OCEAN CITY PARK “Ai Rigs Contlled and Aeminstre by UNIVERSAL MUSIC CORP. ‘ALRIghts Rerered Used by Permision18 GEORGIA ON MY MIND VIOLIN ‘Words by STUART GORRELL Music by HOAGY CARMICHAEL Moderately 6 Em Dm6 Cc Cems the whole day through, Just an a song of you comes as op E7 Gtaimt old sweet song keeps —-Geor- gia on my mind, sweet and clear as ‘Am? DI G cr G BI Em oe ‘moon - light uwough the pines. Oth - er arms reach CAainyE, oe Em Ce Em? out to me; oth = er eyes smile. ten - der = ty, Still in peace - ful dreams 1 see___— the road leads back to = you, Geor - gia, no peace find. Just an old sweet song keeps Geor - gia. = ons my_——mind, (Copyright © 1930 by Peermusie Tid Copyright Renewed Intemational Copyeight Secored Al Rights Reserved19 IN MY LIFE VIOLIN Words and Music by JOHN LENNON ‘and PAUL McCARTNEY Moderately A BE Fam AT D Dm There are plac - es «Tre = mem-ber all my life, though all these friends and lov es, there is no one com- A E Fem aT some have changed. Some for - ev - er, not for bet - ter, some have pares with you, And these mem - ‘ries lose their meaning when 1 ,D Dm A Fem gone —__ and some re - main, All these plac - es have___their__ think of love as some - thing new. Though I know TM. nev - er lose af - D G A, ‘mo-ments with lovers and friends - 1 still can re = call. Some are fee - tion for peo~ple and things — that went be ~ fore, — 1 dead and some are. liv - ing, In know Til of = ten stop and think = a= bout them. In Dm A errata Se eo a [Pe A But of Copysight © 1965 Sony/ATV Maric Publishing LLC Copyright Renewed [AL Rights Administered by Sony/ATY Masi Publishing LLC, § Masi Square West, Nashville, TN 37203, Thuenatioal Copyright Secured Ali Rights ReservedHEY, SOUL SISTER VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by PAT MONAHAN, ESPEN LIND and AMUND BJORKLAND Moderately Hey, hey, ——___ hey. ne Your lip = stick stains onthe front lobe of my Just in time, Tm so glad you have a Ieft - side brains I know [wouldn't for - get ya, and so 1 went and fone - track mind like me. You gave my life di - ree- tion, ‘4 game show love con - Jet you blow amy. sind, Your nec - tion we can't de - ay. rm sweet moon - beam, the smell of you in ev-'ry sin - gle dream = I dream so gb ~ sessed; my heart is bound to beat right out my — un = trimmed chest. — (© 2009 EMI APRIL MUSIC INC. BLUE LAMP MUSIC and STELLAR SONGS LTD. [Al Righs fr BLUE LAMP MUSIC Contoled an Administered by EMI APRIL MUSIC INC. AIIRights fr STELLAR SONGS LTD. inthe US. and Canada Controlled and Administered by EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC. ‘AL Rights Reserved Intemational Copyright Secured. Used by Permisiona1 as I knewwhen we col - lid- ed you'rethe one I have de - cid-edwho'sone of my kind. — = 1 be-lieve in you; ikea vir~ gin, you're Ma - donna, and I'm al-ways gon- na Hey, soul. sis. = ter, wanna blow your mind. —— that Mis-ter Mis-ter on the r= di- 0, ster-e + 0? The way you move ain't fair, you know. Hey, soul sis - ter, 1 don’t wanna miss. 2 sin - gle thing you do — to night. Hey,2 HOT N COLD VIOLIN Words and Music by KATY PERRY, MAX MARTIN and LUKASZ GOTTWALD. Moderately fast A . Bm You change your_mind like a gist We used to be just Tike twins, — so. in syne, chang-es clothes. - — Yeah, you PM -S—__ like a girl — — The same en = er = gy now's a dead — 1 would know. — And you © = ver ~ think, - — bat = ter - y. Used to laugh bout noth = ings — E Bm D = al-ways speak cryptic - "ly. I should know - — now you're plain bor = ing. < 1 should know - == that you're’ no. good. forme, that you're not gon ~~ ~—na_—_ change. © 2008 WHEN I'M RICH YOU'LL BE MY BITCH, MARATONE AB, KASZ MONEY PUBLISHING and PRESCRIPTION SONGS [AIT Righ for WHEN I'M RICH YOU'LL BE MY BITCH Administered by WB MUSIC CORP. AIL Rights for MARATONE AB, KASZ MONEY PUBLISHING and PRESCRIPTION SONGS Administered by KOBALT MUSIC PUBLISHING AMERICA, INC. A Rights Reserved Used by Permission2 A 5 a fist Be = : = SS as == =z scaue you're hot ten you're cold. You's yes then you're no, You're in — A z aa. Past pe ee tak, 1s black then you're down, You're wrong when it's then you're out, You're up = = =z =o see =| = SS =< we break up. We iss, We make up. — and it's white, We fight, — E Bm but you don’t real = ly wan = na You don’t real - ly wanna stay, mo, —— You're in then you're no. You're hot then you're cold. You're yes. 20, _— then you're down, _— then you're out, You're up — then you're down. .ISN’T SHE LOVELY ‘VIOLIN: Words and Music by STEVIE WONDER oa Bright Shuffle (J] = J.)) Fam7 BO DE Is- nt she lve =? Isn't she = won = der = ful, pret =? Tr-ly the an = gels’ est a Is - nt she pre cious? Less than one = Boy, I'm so hop = ys we have been DE A Dinaj7 min we ald, IT nev - er thought _ through love we'd be heay = en blessed. — T can't. be = lieve what God has done. chrts Fem? BIS =e mak - ing one as lovesly___ as = ‘Through us He's giv-en life t0. coe atte love - ly? Made from love. Is-n't she (©1076 (Renewed 2004) JOBETE MUSIC CO, INC. and BLACK BULL MUSIC ‘lo EME APRIL MUSIC INC. [AIRights Reserved Intemational Copyright Secured) Used by Permsion25 THE LETTER VIOLIN Words and Music by WAYNE CARSON THOMPSON ‘Moderately 1,3.Give me a tick - et for an aer - o- plane. Ain't got time to take a 2. I don't care howmuchmon-ey 1 got - ta spend. Got to get back to my | B Fem D ft win, = ne-ly days a pm a= go int home. Oh, m ba - by again. forse L , 2 hom aie 7 2 ct Fem Fm Fine ba by just wrote me a let = ter, = ter Well, she wrote me a let - ter, said she could-n't_—live__ with - out — —— me no more. Lis - ten, mister, can't you sec I D.C. al Fine D A E ct (take Ist ending) got to get back to my ba - by once more? An-y- way,— yeah. (© 1967 (Recewed) Budde Songs, ne and Lovoar Masi Ait Rights Adniastered by Bike Mee co The Bicycle Music Company "All RightsReserved Used by Pemision26 LIKE A VIRGIN VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by BILLY STEINBERG and TOM KELLY Moderately AG T made it through the wil - der-ness. Somehow I made it through, all my love, boy. — ‘My fear is fad - ing fast Bax? Did - n't know how fost Twas un hss Been sav- ing it’ — all for = you. ‘cause on - ly Twas beat, — in - com- plete. — Td been had; You're so. fine and you're mine, — ‘Make me strong; Baa? — Twas sad and blue. But you made me feel, a yeah, you make me bold. Ob, your love thawed © out, —___ Fem? Bm? Fem yeah, you made__________ me feel ____ shin y and new, — yeah, your love thawed- out_________ what was scared and cold. — Bsus BR Eau? E AG Like a vir - gin touched for the Like a vir = gin touched for the ver -y first time. Like a vir a when your ver -y first time, Like a vir : with your 1 2 AG heart beats next fo mine. Gonna give you heart - beat next to Copytight © 1984 SonyiATY Music Publishing LLC AILRights Administered by Sony/ATY Music Publishing LLC, 8 Music Square West, Nashville, TN 37203 Toverntional Copyright Secured All Right Reserved2 THE LOOK OF LOVE from CASINO ROYALE, ‘VIOLIN Words by HAL DAVID Music by BURT BACHARACH Moderately Em7ladd) ‘The look of love is in ‘your eyes, — the look — a of love; — it's on your face, — a look Cmaj7bs C6 Bisus BT = your heart — ccan't dis ~ guise, — ‘The look — aay that time — can't © - rase, Be mine — Em7(adé4) Eysus B Cmaj? Conte?) — of love _____ is say-ing so much more— than just mee to = night let this be just the stat__ of 0 words could ev - er say. ‘And what my heart has heard, well, it man - y nights Tike this. Let's take a lov - en's vow and then BTsus BI Em? r) Gunaj7 takes my breath Ml wi 1 can hark ly wait to hold you, feel ‘nif Gait —— my arms a-round you. How long I have wait - ed, waited just to love you, now. AmT/D. a B em —— that I havefound you. You've got the ook —__ Don't ev - er go. as Amt Amd Don'tev - er go. “Tove yous. (© 1967 Renewed 1995) COLGEMS-EMI MUSIC INC. ‘AURights Reserved. Inlemtonal Copytght Secured Used by Permision28 LOVE ME TENDER VIOLIN; ‘Words and Music by ELVIS PRESLEY ‘and VERA MATSON ‘Moderately A BI ET Love ome ten = dey dove. Love me ten = der, dove. sweet, nev - cr et = me. long; take = me to your Be f0. You have made my life com plete, hear. For i's there that 1 be = long, ‘and 1 love you 80, Love me en = der, and welll =onev oer par. love ome tne. All my dreams ful For, = my dar. - ‘ding, 1 love you, and Tal - ways will. and Toa = ways will, Copysght © 1956; Renewed 1984 Elvis Presley Masi (BMD ‘Al Rights inte U.S. Admini by Imager Sounds ‘ersational Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved29 MR. TAMBOURINE MAN VIOLIN Words and Music by Moderately fast BOB DYLAN Hey, Mis - ter. Tam - bou- rine Man, play a song for — me, Tm not sleep - y and there = is-—« no. place. «sm =—go- ing 0. Hey, Mis - ter Tam - bou - rine Man, play a song. forme. Inthe D G A D Fine — f= Es ’ ———— G D sand, van - ished from my hand, let me blind - ly hereto feet I have noone tomeet, and the = an ~ cient’ emp - ty 1 2. ci a D.C. al Fine stand but still_—not_— sleep - ing, my stree’s too dead for dream - ing. Copyright © 1964, 1968 Warner Bro. Ie Copyright Renewed 1992, 1996 Special Ride Music Intemational Copyright Sccared All RightsReserved Reprint by Parison f Musi Sales Corporation30 LOVE STORY VIOLIN Words and Music by TAYLOR SWIFT Moderately A We were both young when I first saw you. 1 close my eyes and. the Fem flash-back starts, I'mstand-ing_ there on a bal-co-ny in sum-mer air See the lights, see the par - ty, the ball___ gowns. See you make_ your way T sneak out to. the gar-den to see___ you We keep qui - et ‘cause we're Fam Bsus throughthe crowd and say hel - Lo. Lit-e did 1 know dead if they knew, so closeyour eyes, ces-cape this town for a it - tle while, that you were Ro- me - 0, You were throw-ing ped - bles, and my "Cause you were Ro-me-o; I was the scar- let Iet_ = ter, And my rem A D daddy said, “Stay a- way from Ju - li - et” And I was cry- ing on the stait - case, dad - dy said, “Stay a- way from) Ju - i - et” But you were ey -’ry-thing to me. I was ‘Copyright © 2008 Sony/ATV Msc Publishing LLC and Taylor Swift Music Alt Rights Adminitered by Sony/ATTV Music Publishing LLC, 8 Marie Square West, Nashville, TN 37202 Intemational Copyright Socted” All Rights Reserved31 Esus Fém D Bsus beg ging you, please, don't go. —_________ And I said Ro- me - 0, take me —some-where we can be a- lone, I'l be wait - ing. Fem All there’s let to dois run, You'll be the prince and = Tle the prin - cess. Is a love sto - ry. Ba- by, just say yes. So Ba - by, just say yes.” 0h, oh, E Fem = SS ee + = a ¥ = Om oh, oh, on “Cause we were both young when I first saw — you.32 MOON RIVER from the Paramount Picture BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S VIOLIN ‘Words by JOHNNY MERCER ‘Music by HENRY MANCINI ‘Moderately D Bm G prt ‘Moon Riv > cr wid = er than a mile T'm G yee chmtbs: Fay Bm eros - ing you in style some + day. Old dream mak - et, you heart - break - en, wher = ey = er you're hms cé7 Pho? BT Em? AT D Bm go - ing, I'm go - ing your way. Two drift - ess, G pyre G ppt chmtbs off tse the world. ‘There's such aot of world to Fa Bm BayA tmibs ar = Were af : ter the same. rain - bow's pyrt 6 pyet G “ppt end wait-ing'round the bend, my huck-Ie - ber -1y friend, Bm Em Ar D Se ‘Moon Riv - and me. Copyright © 1961 Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC ‘Copyright Renewed ‘Al Rights Adrlanered by Sony/ATV Msi Polishing LLC, 8 Mosi Square West, Nasvlle, TN'37203 Totenational Copyright Secured All Rights ReservedVIOLIN 33 MORNING HAS BROKEN Words by ELEANOR FARJEON ‘Music by CAT STEVENS Moderately Em A Mom - ing as bro - ken, ke the first _— new fall, sun = tit from D, Fem heav - ing. Black - bird has spo 2 - en, like the ~— fist’, «dew : ken, fall Tike =the first__. bird, onthe first __ sass, Praise Praise Bm for the sing - ing, praise for the for the sweet : ness of =the wet ‘mor - ing. Praise for =the spring. 7 - den, spring incom - plete ing, fresh from the world, where his feet pass. Sweet the rain’s Copyright © 1971 Ce Music Lid, nd BMG Rights Managemeat (UK) Li, « BMG Chrysalis company CCopyrighe Renewed A Rights Reserved. Used by Permission34 MY CHERIE AMOUR VIOLIN Words and Music by STEVIE WONDER, SYLVIA MOY and HENRY COSBY ‘Moderately Disus DT love - ly asa summer day. ed street, ca or © some-times on a crowd - our, — dis-tant_ asthe Milk-y Way. = you, but you nev = er no-ticed — me. — Gmaj7 Eyus ET Dmaj? ETsus ET — My che = fie a ~ mour,— pretty lit de one that = 1 — My che = fie a ~ mour,— won't you tell me, how could — you — BO a ~ dore,— you're the on - ly gil my heartbeats for; ig = nore that be - hind that lit’ - We smile wore, — 1. 2. ET Amaj7 E1369 E139 how I wish that you wore mine. — la a Boo ok bok lala la 1 la la, ‘la la la a da © 1968 (Renewed 1996) JOBETE MUSIC CO, INC, BLACK BULL MUSIC and SAWANDI MUSIC ‘lo EMI APRIL MUSIC INC. nd EM BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC. [AIJRighs Reserved Interatonl Copyright Secured. Usd by PermissionMY GIRL - ‘Words and Music by WILLIAM “SMOKEY” ROBINSON VIOLIN ‘and RONALD WHITE, ‘Moderately A on a cloud - y — day. the bees envy me. Tye got sun ~ shine 30 much honey, When it’s cold cout - side, Tve got the month of Tve got a sweet = er song than the birds in the May. 1 guess you say, what can make me woes, 8 A = + ES = } =a —— —— this way? My sik Gly, nny gil) Tak iat ‘out — ET ET But eG = a = © f = = my git (My girl) I've got (My gil) . «196,197,197, 197 Renee 1992200, 2001, 209 JOBE MSICCO. INC. ee ariel han y EMU APR MUSIC INC ‘AilRighs Reserved Inerstonal Copsight Secured. Used by PrmisionVIOLIN MY FAVORITE THINGS from THE SOUND OF MUSIC Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN IL ‘Music by RICHARD RODGERS: Brightly Fim bright door Rain - drops on Cream - col - cred = es and whis - ers. on Kit - tens, nies and crisp, «ap = ple. stu = dels, Be cop - per ket - les and = warm = wool = en mit = tens, + bells and sleigh - bells and schnit = el with noe - dies, c#mr(nos) pyre brown pa = per puck = ag - os tied up with strings; wild geese that fly with the =~ moon. on theit——wings; AE D Bau7bs ch these are a few of my fa = vor = ite things. Gils in white dresses with == blue sat = in sash - es, CCopytight © 1959 by Richard Rodgers and Ovese Hammerstein It Copyright Renewed ‘Wilsmson Musi, a Divison of Rodgers & Hammerstein: a ager Corgan, owner of publication and allied right throughout the wold Inrrational Copyright Secured” Al Rights Ressrved37 snow - flakes that say ony nose and eye dash - es, Bm? 9 chm7n0s) pyre sil = ver white win = ters that met in = to springs; these are a few of omy fa = vor = ite things. Fem Gémibs ctr When the dog, bites, when the bee stings, when I'm feel - ing a, 1 sim - ply re - mem - ber my fa = vor - ite things and AE D En ET then = T don't feel —_____38 MY HEART WILL GO ON (Love Theme from ‘Titanic’) from the Paramount and Twentieth Century Fox Motion Picture TITANIC ISLEY: Music by JAMES HORNER Lytie by WILL JENNINGS Moderately A E D AE E Ev - ‘ty night in my. dreams, T see you, 1 feel you. Love can touch us onetime and last for a life-time is how 1. know you 0 a nev-er et = go till we're gone, > EF Fer a-cross the dis ~ tance and spac - es be = tween us, Love was when loved you, one tue time I bold to. you have come to show you 50 on. In my life weil al -_ ways go on, Fem E D E Fam Near, fa, wher - ev - er you are 1 be - lieve thatthe heart does go on, _____ Once more you D E Fem chm : D + pen the door and you're here. = ins my _— heart, and = my heart will «go : in : [*. on and on. on. ‘Copyright © 1997 Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, TC F Music Publishing, nc, Fox Film Music Corporation and BlueSky Rider Songs [All Right on Behalf of Sony/ATV Manic Publishing LLC Aérlistred by SonyiATV Misi Publishing LLC, 8 Musie Square West, Nashville, TN 37203, "Al Righs on bealf of Blue Sky Rider Songs Administered by ving Msi, ne ‘ermational Copytight Secured All Rights Reserved39) NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN ‘VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by JUSTIN HAYWAR! Moderately fast, Em Nights in white sat - in, Gazing at peo ple, iG: nev-er reach-ing the some hand — in nev-er mean-ing to __send. they can't un - der - stand, Beauty Td Some uy to Em D al - ways missed with these cyes_ be - fore, tell me. thoughtsthey can-not de - fend, F Just what the truth, Just what you want to you'll be inthe Em A more, “Cause 1 love you . I om raat # love you. __ Oh hows Jove you. ), 1968 (Renewed) and 1970 (Renewed) Tyler Music Lid, London, England Jee. New York, contol ll publication righ forthe U.S.A, and Canada Intemational Copyright Secured /Rescrved Including Public Performance For Profit40 NOWHERE MAN VIOLIN ‘Words and Music by JOHN LENING and PAUL McCARTNE | Moderately D A G He's a real no = where — man, sit = ting in his Does - n't have a point of view, Knows not where es Gm. no where and, mak - ing all his no - where plans fie go - ing 1. Is - n't he a bit ike you sa no - bod - y. me? ___ No-whene iii Fem —_ please lis - ten. You don’t know what you're — miss- ing. No we man, the world —____ is at your com~ mand. He's areal no - where man, sit-ting in his, no. ~ where land. Em. Gm D mak-ing all his no - where plans for no. =PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON ‘Words and Music by LENNY LIPTON and PETER YARROW frol ~ icked brought him land called = Hon - a - lee, ___RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN’ ON MY HEAD from BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID Lyric by HAL DAVID Music by BURT BACHARACH Moderate Shuffle (£ G Gmaj7 a Rain - drops keep fall - in’ on my — head, and just like the guy whose feet are did me some talk - in’ to the sun, and 1 said 1 didn't like the Rain - drops keep fall - in’ on my — head, but that does-n't_mean my eyes will Bm7 9 Bm? Eo noth - in’ seems to fit. Those gee way got things done, sleep - in’ onthe job, Those soon tum = in red Cry - in’s not for me “cause To Coda -€)- [1. Dsus D7 rain - drops are fall - in’ on my head, they ‘Keep fall - So 1 just rain - drops are fall - in’ on my — ead, they keep fall - Tm nev - er gon - na stop the rain. by com~plain - in’ Disus DOG ct But there's one thing T know: the blues they send__ to meet__ won't be Jong till ET am? Nc. CD D NC. CD D peat Coda ais fee t $ eee hap pi - ness steps up greet__ me. copa Disus DD GG? Amt Disus G Be - cause I'm free, noth-in’s worry ~ in) me,a3 SCARBOROUGH FAIR/CANTICLE VIOLIN Arrangement and Original Counter Melody by PAUL SIMON and ARTHUR GARFUNKEL Moderately fast Em D Em 143.Are you go - ing to Scat - —bor- ough Fair? | 2.Tell er tome me: cm = brie shirt Pars - ley, sage, rose - mar - y and Pars - ley, sage, rose = mar - oy and Ih thyme, Re With - mm ber me 0 one who lives there, out no sean nor see : dle = work, — She once was, a te love = ‘Then she'll be a tne ove of 142, 3. Em ——— ning, mine, Ccopaight © 1966 (Renewed) Pl Simon and Arthur Gafunks (BM International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved "Used by PeisionSOMEWHERE OUT THERE from AN AMERICAN TAIL VIOLIN Music by BARRY MANN and JAMES HORNER Lyric by CYNTHIA WEIL Moderately E Emaj7/ot ‘Amaj? AB E Eat Some + — where out there, be - neath the pale moon ~ light, some = one’s. think - ing of me and lov ing me to-night Some = where out there, some + one's say - ing a prayer é that Fem? BA atm chm? Fin? EGE AB we'll find one an - oh +- erin that’ = big = some - where out__ ‘Copyright © 1986 USI A MUSIC PUBLISHING and USIB MUSIC PUBLISHING ‘AlIRighs Controle and Administered by UNIVERSAL MUSIC CORP. and SONGS OF UNIVERSAL, INC. "AI|Righs Reserved Used by Peissionthere, ‘And © = ven though I know how ver-y fara part we are, it helps to think we might «be wish - ing onthe same bright star. And c pc c pic when the night’ wind starts. to sing that Jone - some lull - a by, it helps to think we're sleep - ing un - der - neath the same big sky. E Bmmaj/at Ami? AB E wat Some = where cout there, if ove can see us A emt BIA Gin cam? through, then we'll bet - gah = = et some- where out there, out where dreams come true.46 THE SOUND OF MUSIC from THE SOUND OF MUSIC VIOLIN Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN IT ‘Music by RICHARD RODGERS Moderately G FAG. ‘The fills are a live with thesound of | ma = sic, —___ with songs they have sung for a thou - sand years, —______ ‘The hills fill my heart with the sound of = mu = sig, My GB Cr BayD DI 6 Ne. heart wants to sing ev -"ry song it hears. My heart wants to c aim op G caim beat —fike the wings ofthe birds. «that rise. from =the Take to the trees. My heart «wants to sigh like. chime that fies from =a CCopjright © 1959 by Richard Rodgers and Osear Hammerstein It (Copyright Reneted iliamson Musi, Division of Rodgers & Hammerstein: an Imager Corspany, owe of publication and lied eghstrounhou the world Totrnatinal Copsright Secured Al Rights ReservedATE ATbS/Eb D GB c Caim7 church on a breeze. To laugh ke =a brook when it trips and falls over stones in its way, to Em Bm Em AT D DT sing through the night like 2 lark who is learn - ing to pray. 1 go tothe hills when my heart is lone = ly, 1 6 CE Compe know = [will hear what I've heard be - fore. —______ My op BmyD c “Am? Tear willbe blessed with the sound of = mu = sic, and THSTRANGERS IN THE NIGHT adapted from A MAN COULD GET KILLED. VIOLIN ‘Words by CHARLES SINGLETON and EDDIE SNYDER ‘Music by BERT KAEMPFERT ‘Moderately A Stran-gers in the night ex-changring gline-es, won-d’ring in the night what were the chanc-es Adim/C Bm we'd be sharing love be-fore the night was through. Some-thing in youreyes was 50 in-vit- ing, some-thing in your smile was so -ex-cit - ing, Tous cy A some-thing in my heart told me I must have you, —_________ cAmrbs Feo ‘Stran-gers inthe night, twolone-ly peo-ple, we were stran-gers in. the night ‘up to the mo-ment when we Bm Bm7b5 AE to Fmt said our first hel - lo, Lit - tle did we know love was just a glance a- way, a Bm? cy A warm em-brac-ing dance a-way.And ev~er since that night we've been to-geth - er, lov-ers at first sight Bm ET A in love for-ev - et, It tumed out so right for stran-gers in the night, ____ copyright © 1966 SONGS OF UNIVERSAL, INC. ad SCREEN GEMS-EMIMUSICING, (Copyright Renewed [AURighs forthe World Costoed and Administered by SONGS OF UNIVERSAL INC. [AIL RghtsResered Used by Permission | | i)49 SUNSHINE ON MY SHOULDERS VIOLIN Words by JOHN DENVER Music by JOHN DENVER, MIKE TAYLOR Moderately and DICK KNISS A D A D A D Sun ~ shine on my shoul - ders. makes me hap - py. Sun ~ shine on the wa - ter______ looks so love - ly, A D A D Bm? Sun - shine in. my eyes can make me ery, —___ Sun - shine. al - most A Bm? chm D A Bm? ct D 1 hada day, that I could give you, —___ ra oT bad =a song that I could sing for you, rd give to you a day just like to - day, sing a song to D.C. al Coda, (take repeat) Bm? = Cém)D make you feel this way. Copyright © 1971; Renewed 1999 BMG Ruby Songs, Anna Kate Deuschendor, “Zachary Deusceadert, BMG Righ’s Management (Ireland) Lid and Jese Belle Denver in the US. [AL Right for BMG Rot Sage, Anna Kate Deutschendor end Zachary Deutschendorf Administered by BMO Rights Management (US) LLC "hit Right for BMG Right Management (lad) Lid. Administered by Chrysalis One Music "a Rights or Jesse elle Denver Administered by WB Music Corp, “neraionl Copyright Secured All igh Reserved50 SWEET CAROLINE VIOLIN Words and Music by NEIL DIAMOND Moderately A D Where it be - gan, I can’t be - gin to know - ing, Was in the spring, and spring be - came the sum - mer. A bot then, 1 know it’s grow = ing strong. Who'd have be - lieved you'd come. a ~ A AG long. Hands, touching hands, ET D E reach-ing out, touch-ing me, touch-ing you. Sweet Car = 0 - tine, — goodtimes nev-er seemed 80 Ive been in ~ clined — to be - lieve they nev - er ood would. Oh, 0, no, Copyright © 1969 Stonebridge Music Copyright Renewed Alt Rights Advnstered by Sony/ATV Masi Publishing LLC, 8 Music Square West, Nasi, TN'37203 Tnenaional Copyright Secured All Rights ReservedTILL THERE WAS YOU a from Meredith Willson's THE MUSIC MAN VIOLIN ‘By MEREDITH WILLSON Moderately D Dédim7 Em? There were bells onthe ills, but I ney - er heard them binds in the sky, but IT omy - er saw them Gmé D/A cha Em? Ag ring + ing. No, I nev - er heard them at all vill there was wing - ing. No, I mev = er saw them = at all will there was 0 ‘There were you. ‘And there was mu sic and there were won-der - ful ros - es they tell sweet fra = grant mead - ows of dawn and dew. ‘There was D péaim7 Em? G6 love all a - round, but 1 ney - er heard = it’ sing ~ ing. No, 1 D/A cya Per) D Gm? D nev - er heard it at all ‘ill there was you. (© 1950, 1957 (Renewed) FRANK MUSIC CORP. and MEREDITH WILLSON MUSIC ‘AURights Reserved52 THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ VIOLIN Words and Music by BOB DYLAN Moderately fast G Em c G Come guth - er ‘round, peo ple, wher - ev - of you roam, wit - es and cwit- ics, who prophe-size with your pen, Em c and ad = omit thatthe wa - ters a + round you have and keep your, eyes, «wide; the chance won't come a D G Em ci grown, and sac. —scopt’ sit = that, = soon you'll «be drenched to the ‘gain. ‘And don't. speak too soon, for the -—wheel’s stil in G Am. bone. your time to you is. worth spin, And there's no tell = in! who that it's D, pc sav = in’, then you bet - ter stat swim-ming or you'll nam - in’, for the los - et now will” be sink like a stone, for the times, they are a lat - er to win, chang, in’ Come Copyright © 1963 Warner Bros. ne. Copyright Renewed 1991 Special Rider Music Intematiooal Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved ‘Reprinted by Permision of Masi Sales Corporation53 UNCHAINED MELODY ‘VIOLIN Lyric by HY ZARET Music by ALEX NORTH Moderately A Fem D E 0b, my love, my dar ~ ling, Tye hun - gered for your Time goes by so slow - ly, and time can do 50. touch a long, lone = ly time. much, Are you stil mine? —_______ 1 need your B Fem chm D ae, — 1 need your love, God speed your love E D to me, Lone = ly iv = ers Lone - ly tiv - ers flow to the sea, to the sea, f the open sigh, “Wait for me, wait for me. TH be com ~ ing 1 2. D.C. al Fine E A A (take repeat) arms of the sea, home; wait for me.” (© 1985 (Renewed) North Ohana Publishing (ASCAP) and HZUM Publishing (ASCAP) fo Unchained Melody Publishing, LLC AITRighs Reserved Used by Percsion4 TOMORROW from The Musical Production ANNIE VIOLIN Lyric by MARTIN CHARNIN ‘Music by CHARLES STROUSE Moderately fast A Amaj7 Dmaj7 ‘The sun -"ll come out to = mor - row, Bet your bot - tom cm? Fam NE D ol - lar that t= mor = row there'll be sun E A Amaj7 Dmaj? - Just think-ing a - bout to = mor - row clears a- way the chm Fim AE D = cob-webs andthe sor - row till there's none, Etsus ET Am Am/G F When I'm stuck with a day that’s gray and tone - ly, 1 just stick out my chin and grin and say, (© 1977 Renewed) EDWIN Hl. MORRIS & COMPANY, A Division of MPL Music Publishing, Ine. and CHARLES STROUSE Allright on behalf of CHARLES STROUSE owned by CHARLES STROUSE PUBLISHING (Administered by WILLIAMSON MUSIC, 'sDivisoa of Rodgers & Hanmerssin: an Imagem Company) ‘ALRighis Reserved Used by Pemission ‘wow Calessiouse. comob: —_________ The sun "ll come out Amaj7 Daj cfm Fim to - mor - row, so you got - ta hang on —till,:=» to. - ‘mor = row, come what may, ——_________ To - mor - row, to - Amaj7 Ar D Dm NE mor - row, 1 Tove ya to = mor - row, You're al - ways. a day a way. To : mor = row, to mor = row, T love ya, to = mor - row, al ways a ETous A day —_____ a way!56 VIVA LA VIDA Words and Music by GUY BERRYMAN, VIOLIN JON BUCKLAND, WILL CHAMPION ‘nd CHRIS MARTIN Moderately 1 used to mile the world, Seas would rise when I gave the word. — —— Now in the mom-ing 1 sleep a = lone, sweep the sects [used to own, ___ T wed to roll, ® the dice, feel the fear in. my en = @- my’s eyes, ___ lis - ten as the crowd would sing, “Now the old king is dead; tong live. the king” © One minute 1 q Disus G held the key, —— next the walls were closed on ‘Copyright © 2008 by Univers Music Publishing MGB Li. ‘AI Righs in he Unltd Sates and Canada Adlasteed by Univeral Mosc - MOB Songs Titerioal Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved37 Em c Disus me. And I dis - covered that my cas - Hes stand__ up + on pillars of salt and pill- lars, of sand, "__ 1 hear Je - mu sa-lem bells —— asring ing. Ro - man caval - ry choirs are. sing - ing, cs Disus G Be my —mir- ror, my sword and shield, —___ my —mis-sion- ar - ies in a for - Em cs Disus eign field, For some rea- son T can’t ex. - plain, — G Em cs ‘once you've gone there was nev - er, ney - er an hon 2 est word,— — and that was when T ruled =the world.58 WE ARE THE WORLD Words and Music by LIONEL RICHIE and MICHAEL JACKSON VIOLIN, Moderately 6 oo DG 6 There comes ‘a time — when we heed a cer tain cal, when the We cant go. on pretending day— by day that some - c ‘ig world must’ come to - gether as one, There are peo = one some - where - will soon make a change, We are all Em Bu? - ple dy = ing, oh, and i's time — 4 pmo of God’s_ great fo Tend a hand to life, — big fam-i - ly, and. the — the great - est gift__ of all, ‘ruth, you know love is all___ we need, D c D _ We are the world, — we are the chil - dren. We are the ones whomake a bright-er day, so let's start giv - ing, Em Brit There's a choice we're mak - ing; —__ we're sav = ing our. own lives. — Dsus 6 = Its tue:__ we make a bet-ter day, just you and me, Copyright © 1985 by Brockman Musi, Brenda Richie Publishing, Wames-Tamesane Publishing Corp. an Mijae Muse ‘AIIRighson behalf of Mijae Music Administered by Sony/ATV Musie Publishing LLC, & Music Sgoare West, Natvill, TN 37203 ‘A Rights Reserved Used by Permission9 WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD VIOLIN Words and Music by GEORGE DAVID WEISS a and BOB THIELE Moderately slow (JJ = 4) 8 G Bm c Bm Am G oe =e ete toon Ss ot ie a dof vie theese dy, SNe a T acken wow Them meh ne ToCota 1 ea ® ant o < for me and you. the dark sacred night. And 1 think to my- self; What a won - der - ful than TM ever know. 1 G cobs Cai? Dr G AmyG G world) T see world! ‘The col- ors of the rain-bow, so pretty in the sky, ae al- so on the fac-es of Gamat G6 Em pre Em D people going by. 1 see friends) shake ing. ands, say - ing, “How do you do?” DS. al Coda coe Em Gaim Ani D7 G Fhs E BI9 BT é 5 = = @ =? f . They're real-Iy say-ing, “I love. you." Tear world! 1 Amd prbs c Aw G think to my - self} What a won-der = fal world! —______—— Cconyriaht © 1967 by Range Rood Muse In, Quart Music and Abilene Music Ie. ‘Copyright Ronswed Alt Rights for Quartet Music Administered by BUG Masi, ne. BMG Chrysalis company IA Rigi foe Abilene Muse, Ln, Adminkteed Worldwide by Imagem Maske 1.0 Intentional Copyright Seeued_ AIL RightsReserved ‘Ure by PermissionWONDERWALL VIOLIN Words and Music by NOEL GALLAGHER Moderately fast Em7 G To - day is gon - ma be the = day that they're Back - beat, the word was onthe street that the Deus Atsus Emi gon - na throw it back to.—-you. fi - re in your heat is ot. Tm By now you sure you've G Dsus Atsus should've some - how re - al - ized what you got - ta do, heard it all’ be-fore, but’ you never real - ly had =a doubt. Em? G Dsus IT don't be - lieve that, «=m - -y- bod - y feels the way 1 do 1 Alsus Cadas) Dsus ATous a-bout you now. And all_— the roads. we have to walk are wind = ing, and all ‘Copyright © 1995 SM Mosc Publishing UK Limited and Oasis Music [AURighs Adasniseed by Sony/ATV Matic Publishing LLC, & Mose Square West, Nashille,TN 37203 Tneational Copyright Secured All Rights Reserveder) D m7 | —— the lights that lead us. there are blind = - ing, ‘There are man == = y_— things that, T___ would Tike to sy to you~ —— but I don't know how. Be-cause = may = be you're gon - at = ter all, Ot De Em Caddo) Em7 G mTe YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE VIOLIN . ‘Words and Music by ‘STEVIE WONDER Brightly q pc Bm? E13b9 You are the sun - shine of__ my life. You sre the ap - ple of__ my _eye.__/ ‘Tha'swhy Tal = ways bea - round, For-ev - er you'll stayin my heart, I feel Tike this__ is. the be = gin = ning, Gmaj7 c cp Femmbs Br though I've loved you for a thou - sand years. And if 1 thought our love was end - ing, ra find D.C. al Fine AT DI (take repeat) — my-self__ drown = ing in my___—own tears, ‘Whoa, whoa. = (© 1972 (Renewed 2000) JOBETE MUSIC CO. INC. and BLACK BULL MUSIC ‘lo FMI APRIL MUSIC INC, AIDRights Reserved Intemational Copyright Secured Used by PermissionYOU’ VE GOT A FRIEND VIOLIN: Words and Music by CAROLE KING Moderately Bm Feyc# Feyct is 35 SS ee ; = ee ee SS eee Bm/D F#7/C4 Bm Em? AT D — and noth i nothin’ is go - in’ right, = and that old north wind. be - gins to low, cfm Fer Bm Fhyct close your eyes and. think of me and soon Twill be there— keep your head— to ~ gether and call my— name out loud. — Bm/D F#7/C# Bm Em? Fem? GIA A ae to bright-en up___ © = _ven yourdark - est aaa Soon you'll hear me_knock- in’ at____ your You just call___ out my — name — ‘and you know wherever Tam, > Gea, peek TIL come run = nin’ to see you a - gain. — D Daj Gmaj7 G6 Bm DA Winter, spring, sum-mer or fal, all you bave to do ical and TH be 7 3 gmap bn ETOH D, lcm rer ——there, yes, 1 will. You've got fiend. __ If the sky — {© 1911 Renewed 1999) COLGEMS EMI MUSICINC. [AIRights Reserved Inernstionl Copyright Secured Used by PeoisionPLAY 50 OF YOUR FAVORITE POP TUNES COMPLETE WITH LYRICS AND CHORD SYMBOLS! | PSI aee ae} Beauty and the Beast (Sierra al [ee CMi ge haley Move Tonight Can't Help Falling in Love folaere DEM lstsc DPrena reg Don't Stop Believin’ ieee i= Were Wieee [vewyai-c an Ue Fireflies Georgia on My Mind GaSnicincg Hot N Cold TN an rian Mee US. $9.99 Wh) 4088199297 HL00125791 Opec Like a Virgin Uiileao. eaters ov aInes Eston) ieee alot Della aii ig Dea Oven My Cherie Amour Nie velncm ate Wiracii) Magus Wee (Love Theme from ‘Titanic’) Ne meen iets NemmecavEU PUM Cre ect) Gaetano) Fallin’ on My Head Scarborough Fair/Canticle Somewhere Out There UinesortaeKo aM) Strangers in the Night Sunshine on My Shoulders Esser erelfe) igs Till There Was You Sineasiue sain yc eran epic h Mela NieWeW ier Mercer en ven) Wine Wome tn oe Wonderwall etree to ni You've Got a Friend