Christmas Song BUG Book - Bytown Ukulele Song BUG...Auld Lang Syne Baby It's Cold Outside* Chanukah o Chanukah Christmas in Killarney Christmas in Prison Dreydl, Dreydl, Dreydl Feliz

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Auld Lang SyneBaby It's Cold Outside*Chanukah o ChanukahChristmas in KillarneyChristmas in Prison

Dreydl, Dreydl, DreydlFeliz Navida

Frosty the SnowmanHave Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

Here Comes Santa ClausHolly Jolly Christmas

Home for the HolidaysI Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas

Jingle Bell RockJingle BellsLet It Snow

Mele KalikimakaRockin' Around The Christmas TreeRudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer

Santa BabySanta Claus Is Coming To Town

Silver BellsSnoopy's Christmas

Song for a Winterʼs NightThe Christmas Song

The Memory of an old Christmas CardWhite Christmas

Winter WonderlandYou're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch

"Auld Lang Syne"

Verse 1:

Should [C]old acquaintance [G7]be forgot And [C]never [C7]brought to [F]mind Should [C]old acquaintance [G7]be forgot And [F]days of [G7]auld lang [C]syne

For [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, For [C]auld lang [F]syne, We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness [E7]yet

And [Am]days of [F]auld [G7]lang [C]syne Verse 2:

We [C]twa hae run a[G7]boot the braes And [C]pu'd the [C7]gowans [F]fine.

We've [C]wandered mony a [G7]weary foot, Sin' [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne Sin' [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear,

Sin' [C]auld lang [F]syne, We've [C]wandered mony a [G7]weary [E7]foot, Sin' [Am]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

Verse 3:

We [C]twa hae sported [G7]i' the burn, From [C]morning [C7]sun till [F]dine, But [C]seas between us [G7]braid hae roared

Sin' [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne Sin' [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, Sin' [C]auld lang [F]syne.

But [C]seas between us [G7]braid hae [E7]roared Sin' [Am]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

Verse 4: And [C]ther's a hand, my [G7]trusty friend, And [C]gie's a [C7]hand o' [F]thine; We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness yet For [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne For [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, For [C]auld lang [F]syne, We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness [E7]yet For [Am]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

Baby It’s Cold Outside Words and music by Frank Loesser

| C | Cma7 | C | Cma7 |

I [C] really can't [Cma7] stay But baby it's [C] cold out-[Cma7] side

I've [Dm] got to go a-[G7]way But baby it's [Dm] cold out-[G7]side

This [C] evening has [Cma7] been, [C] So [C] very [Cma7] Been hoping that [C] you'd drop [C] in

[Gm7] nice I'll hold your hands, they're just like ice

My [F] mother will start to [F] worry [F] Beautiful what’s your hurry?

And [F7] father will be pacing the [F7] floor [F7] Listen to the fireplace roar

So [Am] really I'd better [Am] scurry [Am] Beautiful please don't hurry

But [Dm] maybe just a half a drink [G] more [G] Put some records on while I…

the [C] neighbours might [Cma7] think [C] pour Baby it's [C] bad out [Cma7] there

Say, [Dm] what's in this [G7] drink? No cabs to be [Dm] had out [G7] there

I [C] wish I knew [Cma7] how [C] To [C] break the Your eyes are like [C] starlight [C] now

[Gm7] spell I'll take your hat, your hair looks…

I [F] ought to say, "No, no, [F] no sir" [F] swell [F] Mind if I move in closer

At [D7] least I'm gonna say that I [G7] tried [G7] What's the sense in hurtin' my…

I [C] really can't [Bb7] stay [A7] [C] pride? [Bb7] Baby don't [A7] hold out

(sing together) Ah, but it's [D7] cold [G7] out-[C]side

I [C] simply must [Cma7] go But baby it's [C] cold out-[Cma7]side

The [Dm] answer is [G7] no But baby it's [Dm] cold out-[G7]side

Your [C] welcome has [Cma7] been [C] So [C] nice and [Cma7] How lucky that [C] you dropped [C] in

[Gm7] warm Look out the window at that…

My [F] sister will be sus-[F]picious [F] storm [F] Gosh your lips look de-[F]licious

My [F7] brother will be there at the [F7] door [F7] Waves upon a tropical shore

My [Am] maiden aunt’s mind is [Am] vicious [Am] Gosh your lips are de-[Am]licious

But [Dm] maybe just a cigarette [G7] more [G7] Never such a blizzard be…

I've [C] got to get [Cma7] home [C] fore But baby you'll [C] freeze out [Cma7] there

Say, [Dm] lend me a [G7] comb It's up to your [Dm] knees out [G7] there You've [C] really been [Cma7] grand [C] but [C] don’t you I thrill when you [C] touch my [C] hand

[Gm7] see? How can you do this thing to…

There's [F] bound to be talk to-[F]morrow [F] me? [F]Think of my lifelong sorrow

At [D7] least there will be plenty [G7] implied [G7] If you caught pneumonia and…

I [C] really can't [Bb7] stay [A7] [C] died [Bb7] Get over that [A7] old doubt

(sing together) Ah, but it's [D7] cold [G7] out-[C]side

[Am] Chanukah, O Chanukah, come light the Menorah,Let’s have a party, we’ll all dance the hora,[C] Gather round the table, we’ll [E7] give you a [Am] treat,[C] Dreydls to play with, [E7] latkes to [Am] eat

And [Am] while we, are playing,The candles are [Dm] burning [Am] low,One for each [Dm] night, they [Am] shed a sweet [Dm] light,To re-[Am]mind us of [E7] days long a-[Am]goOne for each [Dm] night, they [Am] shed a sweet [Dm] light,To re-[Am]mind us of [E7] days long a-[Am]go

[G7] one downstrum to lead into next song below:

Dreydl, Dreydl, Dreydl

I [C] have a little dreydl, I made it out of [G7] clayAnd when it’s dry and ready, then dreydl I shall [C] playOh, dreydl, dreydl, [Cma7] dreydl, I [C] made it out of [G7] clay,Oh, dreydl, dreydl, dreydl, then dreydl I shall [C] play [G7]

It [C] has a lovely body, with legs so short and [G7] thinAnd when it gets all tired, it drops and then I [C] winOh, dreydl, dreydl, [Cma7] dreydl, with [C] legs so short and [G7] thin,Oh, dreydl, dreydl, dreydl, it drops and then I [C] win [G7]

My [C] dreydl is so playful, it loves to dance and [G7] spinA happy game of dreydl, come play now, let’s be-[C]ginOh, dreydl, dreydl, [Cma7] dreydl, it [C] loves to dance and [G7] spin,Oh, dreydl, dreydl, dreydl, come play now, let’s be-[C]gin [G7] [C]

Chanukah o Chanukah

CHORUS:The [G] holly green, the ivy greenThe [C] prettiest picture you've [G] ever seenIs [C] Christmas in Kil-[G]larneyWith [Am] all of the [D] folks at [G] home

It's [G] nice, you know, to kiss your beauWhile [C] cuddling under the [G] mistletoeAnd [C] Santa Claus you [G] know, of courseIs [Am] one of the [D] boys from [G] home

Verse 1:The [Em] door is always openThe neighbors [Bm] pay a [Em] callAnd [D] Father John be-fore he's goneWill [Am] bless the house and [D] all

Our [G] hearts are light, our spirits brightWe’ll [C] cele-[D]brate our [Em] joy tonightIt’s [C] Christmas in Kil-[G]larneyWith [Am] all of the [D] folks at [G] home



Verse 2:We’ll [Em] decorate the Christmas treeWhen all the [Bm] family’s [Em] hereA-[D]round a roaring fireWe will [Am] raise a cup of [D] cheer

CHRISTMAS IN KILLARNEY

There’s [G] gifts to bring, and songs to singAnd [C] laughs to [D] make the [Em] rafters ringIt’s [C] Christmas in Kil-[G]larneyWith [Am] all of the [D] folks at [G] home



Verse 3:We’ll [Em] take the horse and sleigh allAcross the [Bm] fields of [Em] snow[D] Listening to the jingle bells[Am] Everywhere we [D] go

How [G] grand it feels to click your heelsAnd [C] join in the fun of the [G] jigs and reelsIt’s [C] Christmas in Kil-[G]larneyWith [Am] all of the [D] folks at [G] home


It's [G] nice, you know, to kiss your beauWhile [C] cuddling under the [G] mistletoeAnd [C] Santa Claus you [G] know, of courseIs [Am] one of the [D] boys from [G] homeIt’s [C] Christmas in Kil-[G]larneyWith [Am] all of the [D] folks at [G] home

CHRISTMAS IN KILLARNEY

Intro:[G] [C] [G] [D7] [G]

It was [G] Christmas in prison and the [C] food was real goodWe had [G] turkey and pistols carved out of [D7] woodAnd I [G] dream of her always even [C] when I don't dreamHer [G] name's on my tongue and her [D] blood's in my [G] stream

Chorus:

[D] Wait awhile e-[C]terni-[G]ty[C] Old Mother Nature's got [G] nothing on [D] me[G] Come to me, run to me, [C] come to me nowWe're [G] rolling my sweetheart, we're [D] flowing by [G] God

Instrumental:[G] [C] [G] [D7][G] [C] [G] [D] [G]

She re-[G]minds me of a chess game with [C] someone I admireOr a [G] picnic in the rain after a prairie [D7] fireHer [G] heart is a big as this [C] whole damn jailAnd she's [G] sweeter than saccharine at a [D] drug store [G] sale

Repeat Chorus

Instrumental:[G] [C] [G] [D7][G] [C] [G] [D] [G]

The [G] search light in the big yard swings [C] 'round with the gunAnd [G] spotlights the snowflakes like the dust in the [D7] sunIt's [G] Christmas in prison, there'll be [C] music tonightI'll [G] probably get homesick I [D] love you, good [G] night

Repeat Chorus

CHRISTMAS IN PRISON John Prine

[D] STOP

Feliz Navi-[G]dad [A7]Feliz Navi-[D]dad [Bm7]Feliz Navi-[Em]dad, próspero [A7] ano y felici-[D]dad [STOP]


I wanna wish you a [G] Merry Christmas [A7]I wanna wish you a [D] Merry Christmas [Bm7]I wanna wish you a [Em] Merry ChristmasFrom the [A7] bottom of my [D] heart [STOP]






Feliz Navida

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Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

G Em Am D7Have yourself a merry little ChristmasG Em Am D7

Let your heart be light G Em C D7 B7 E7 Am D7From now on our troubles will be out of sightG Em Am D7Have yourself a merry little ChristmasG Em Am D7Make the Yule-tide gay G Em Am B7 Em G7From now on our troubles will be miles away

Cmaj7 Bm AHere we are as in olden days Am D Gmaj7Happy golden days of yoreEm F#7 BmFaithful friends who are dear to us D7 A D – D7 Gather near to us once more

G Em Am D 7 Through the years we all will be togetherG Em Am DIf the fates allow G Em Am B7 Em G7Hang a shining star upon the highest bough C Am D7 GAnd have yourself a merry little Christmas now

HOLLY JOLLY CHRISTMAS Johnny Marks (c) 1962

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C B7 Bb7 A7 D7 – D7b5 – G7'Cause no mat - ter how far away you roam

C C7 F F#dim CIf you long for the sunshine and a friendly gaze

F#dim G7 Dm7 G7 C – F – C For the ho- li - days you can't beat home sweet home

F F#dim CI met a man who lived in Tennessee and he was headin’ for

C#dim G7 CPennsylvania and some homemade pumpkin pie

C7 F From Pennsylvania folks are traveling

F#dim CDown to Dixie's sunny shore

G G#dim Am D7 G G7From Atlantic to Pa – ci - fic. Gee the traffic is terrific

C C7 F COh, there's no place like home for the holidays

C B7 Bb7 A7 D7 – D7b5 – G7'Cause no mat - ter how far away you roam

C C7 F F#dim CIf you long for the sunshine and a friendly gaze

F#dim G7 Dm7 G7 C For the ho- li - days you can't beat home sweet home

F#dim G7 Dm7 G7 C – F – C For the ho- li - days you can't beat home sweet home

CHORDS USED IN THIS SONG

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Only a hippopotamus will [D]do[D7]No crocodiles or rhinoceroseses[A]I only like hippopota[D7]musesesAnd [A]hippopota[D7]muses like me [G]too!

when I [G]open up my eyesto see a [A7]hippo hero [D]standing [D7]there

I [G]want a hippopotamus for Christmas

I can [G7]see me now on [C]Christmas morning,[G7]creeping down the [C]stairsOh what [D7]joy and what surprise

[A]Teacher says a hippo is a vegeteri[D7]an[G]/ / / [G]/ / / [G]/ / / [D]/ / /There's [D7]lots of room for him in our two-car garageI'd [A]feed him there and wash him there and give him his mass[D7]age

And [A]hippopota[D7]muses like me [G]too

[G]/ / / [G]/ / / [G]/ / / [D]/ / /[D7]Mom says the hippo would eat me up, but then

I [G]want a hippopotamus for ChristmasOnly a hippopotamus will [D]do[D7]No crocodiles, no rhinoceroses[A]I only like hippopota[D]muses

Oh what [D7]joy and what surprisewhen I [G]open up my eyesto see a [A7]hippo hero [D]standing [D7]there

that's the easy thing to [D7]do

I can [G7]see me now on [C]Christmas morning,[G7]creeping down the [C]stairs

I [G]want a hippopotamus for ChristmasI don't think Santa Claus will mind, do [D]you?He [D7]won't have to use our dirty chimney flueJust [A]bring him through the front door,

Only a hippopotamus will [D]do[D7]Don't want a doll, no dinky Tinker ToyI [A]want a hippopotamus to play with and en[D7]joy

"I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas" Words and music by John Rox

Performed by Gayla Peevey (1953)

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(C) Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open (F) sleigh,Across the fields we (G) go, (G7) laughing all the (C) way.Bells on bobtails ring, making spirits (F) bright, what fun it is to (G) ride and sing a (G7) sleighing song (C) tonight.

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(C) Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way,(F) Oh, what fun it (C) is to rideIn a (D) one-horse open (G) sleigh, (G7) hey!(C) Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way,(F) Oh, what fun it (C) is to rideIn a (G) one-horse (G7) open (C) sleigh.

A (C) day or two ago, I thought I'd take a (F) ride,And soon Miss Fanny (G) Bright, was (G7) seated by my (C) side.The horse was lean and lank, misfortune seemed his (F) lot,He got into a (G) drifted bank and (G7) we, we got up (C) sot.

CHORUS

(C) Now the ground is white, so go it while you're (F) young,Take the girls (G) tonight, and (G7) sing this sleighing (C) song.Just get a bob-tailed nag, two-forty for his (F) speed,Then hitch him to an (G) open sleigh, and (G7) crack! You'll take the (C) lead.

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LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOWWords & Music by Sammy Cahn & Jule Styne, 1945Recorded by Bing Crosby, 1952

C G7 C Cdim G7Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful

Dm A7 Dm G7 C – G7And since we've no place to go, Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

C G7 C Cdim G7It doesn't show signs of stopping, and I brought some corn for popping

Dm A7 Dm G7 CThe lights are turned way down low, Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

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G Am D7 GWhen we finally kiss good night, how I hate going out in the storm

G A7 D7 G – Bbdim – G7 But if you really hold me tight, All the way home I’ll be warm

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G D7Rockin’ around the Christmas tree at the Christmas party hop D7 GMistletoe hung where you can see every couple tries to stop G D7Rockin’ around the Christmas tree, let the Christmas spirit ring D7 GLater we’ll have some pumpkin pie and we’ll do some caroling

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G D7Rockin’ around the Christmas tree, have a happy holidayD7 G (C) (G)

Everyone’s dancing merrily in a new old fashioned way

G6 (ENDING CHORD) Barre 7th fret all 4 strings

Singing note: E

Intro: (1 down-strum each starting with one Am strum)

You know [Am] Dasher, and [Bm] Dancer, and [Am] Prancer, and [G] Vixen[Am] Comet, and [Bm] Cupid, and [Am] Donner and [G] Blitzen[Em] But do you re-[A7]call, the most [Em] famous [A7] reindeer of [D] all…

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[G] Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, Had a very shiny [D7] noseAnd if you ever saw it, You would even say it [G] glowsAll of the other reindeer, Used to laugh and call him [D7] namesThey never let poor Rudolph, Join in any reindeer [G] games

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[C] Then one foggy [G] Christmas Eve, [D7] Santa came to [G] say, “Ho, Ho, Ho![D] Rudolph with your nose so bright, [Em] won’t you [A7] guide my [Am] sleigh to-[D7]night!”[G] Then all the reindeer loved him, As they shouted out with [D7] glee“Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, You’ll go down in history-[G]y [G]

(kazoos and ukes only – do a verse) [G][D7][G][D7][G]

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SONG FOR A WINTERS NIGHT

F C Dm Bb The lamp is burning low upon my tabletopF C F CThe snow is softly fallingF C Dm BbThe air is still within the silence of my roomF C FI hear your voice softly calling

1st. Bridge:F C Bb CIf I could only have you nearAm Dm Bb CTo breathe a sigh or two

Chorus:F C Dm BbI would be happy just to hold the hands I loveF C F COn this winter’s night with you

2nd. Verse:F C Dm BbThe smoke is rising in the shadows overheadF C F CMy glass is almost emptyF C Dm BbI read again between the lines upon each pageF C FThe words of love you send me

2nd. Bridge:F C Bb CIf I could only have you nearAm Dm Bb CTo breathe a sigh or two

SONG FOR A WINTERS NIGHT

Chorus:F C Dm BbI would be happy just to hold the hands I loveF C F COn this winter’s night with you

3RD. Verse:F C Dm BbThe fire is dying now my lamp is getting dimF C F CThe shades of night are liftingF C Dm Bb The morning light steals across my windowpaneF C FWhere webs of snow are drifting

3rd. Bridge:F C Bb CIf I could only have you nearAm Dm Bb CTo breathe a sigh or two

Last Chorus:F C Dm BbI would be happy just to hold the hands I loveF C A7 DmOn this winter’s night with youBb C FAnd to be once again with you

THE CHRISTMAS SONG by Mel Torme(Chestnuts roasting on an open fire) C – Fm – F – G C – Fm – F – G C Dm Em - Dm1. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, C Gm F - Fm Jack Frost nipping at your nose.Am Fm C B7 Yuletide carols being sung by a choir, E Fm Dm - G and folks dressed up like Eskimos. C Dm Em - Dm2. Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe, C Gm F - Fm help to make the season bright.Am Fm C B7 Tiny tots with their eyes all a-glow, Em Dm F G C will find it hard to sleep tonight. Gm - C Gm - C They know that Santa's on his way, Gm C F he's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh. Fm - Bb Eb And ev'ry mother's child is gonna spy, Am - D F - G7 to see if reindeer really know how to fly.

C Dm Em - Dm3. And so, I'm offering this simple phrase, C Gm F - Fm to kids from one to ninety-two, Am Fm C B7 although it's been said many times, many ways, F - G C - G "Merry Christmas to you!" Gm - C Gm - C They know that Santa's on his way, Gm C F he's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh. Fm - Bb Eb And ev'ry mother's child is gonna spy, Am - D F - G7 to see if reindeer really know how to fly. C Dm Em - Dm4. And so, I'm offering this simple phrase, C Gm F - Fm to kids from one to ninety-two, Am Fm C B7 although it's been said many times, many ways, F - G C - F C "Merry Christmas to you!"

Recorded by Jim ReevesWritten by Vaughn Horton

Intro:

G D7 GIt’s the memory of an old Christmas card

C GThere's an Old Christmas Card in an old dusty trunk D7 GAnd it brings back sweet memories dear to me C GThough it's faded and worn it's as precious as the morn D7 GWhen I found it neath our first Christmas tree

D7 GI thrill with every word every line A7 D7Guess I'm always sentimental round this time G C GPardon me if a tear falls among my Christmas cheer D7 GIt's the memory of an Old Christmas Card

spoken: You know I don't know why I get to feeling sentimentalAbout this time every yearBut every time I see a Christmas cardI somehow can't help reminiscing About the very first Christmas that you and I spent togetherWhat a beautiful Christmas card you gave me that yearWhy I know you must have looked through thousands of cardsTo find that wonderful poem that still brings a tear to my eyes

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WHITE CHRISTMAS by Irving Berlin

C C#dim Dm G7I’m dreaming of a White ChristmasF G7 C – G7

just like the ones I used to know, C Cmaj7 C7 F – Am FmWhere the tree – tops glisten, and children listen C - Am A7 D7 – G7 to hear sleighbells in the snow.C C#dim Dm G7I’m dreaming of a White Christmas F G7 C – G7 with every Christmas card I write, C Cmaj7 C7 F – Fm May your days be merry and bright, C C#dim Dm G7 C – F – C and may all your Christmases be white.

Winter Wonderland

Intro: F / C7 / F / C7 Sleigh bells [F] ring are you listenin'In the [C7] lane snow is glistenin'A beautiful sight were happy tonightWalkin' in the winter wonder-[F]landGone away is the blue birdHere to [C7] stay is the new birdHe sings our love song as we go alongWalkin' in the winter wonder-[F]land

CHORUS:

[A] In the meadow [E7] we can build [A] snowmanAnd pretend [E7] that he is parson [A] Brown [C] He'll say are you [G7] marriedWe'll say [C] no manBut you can do the [G7] job when you're in [C] town

Later [F] on we'll conspireAs we [C7] dream by the fireTo face unafraid the plans that we madeWalkin' in a winter wonder-[F]land[G7] Walkin' in a [C7] winter wonder-[F]land

Dr Seuss/Albert Hague

Gm Gm6 Cm6 D7

Gm Gm6 Cm6 D7You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch. Gm A7 D7 Cm6 D7You really are a heel. Gm Cm6You're as cuddly as a cactus, F7 GmYou're as charming as an eel. A7 Gm7-5 D Cm6 D'Mr. Grinch. D7You're a bad banana Gm Gm7b5 Gm Gm7b5 With a greasy black peel.

Gm Gm6 Cm6 D7You're a monster, Mr. Grinch. Gm A7 D7 Cm6 D7Your heart's an empty hole. Gm Cm6Your brain is full of spiders, F7 GmYou've got garlic in your soul. A7 Gm7-5 D Cm6 D'Mr. Grinch. I wouldn't touch you, with a thirty-nine-and-a-half foot pole.

Gm Gm7b5 x5Gm

Transcribed by WoodshedMore at www.ukulelehunt.com

Gm Gm6 Cm6 D7You're a foul one, Mr. Grinch. Gm A7 D7 Cm6 D7You're a nasty, wasty skunk. Gm Cm6Your heart is full of unwashed socks F7 GmYour soul is full of gunk. A7 Gm7-5 D Cm6 D'Mr. Grinch.

The three words that best describe you are as follows, and I quote: D7Stink D7Stank Gm Gm7b5 Gm Gm7b5 Gm Gm7b5 GmStunk

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