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Jerry Snyder's Easy ChordCHRISTMAS GUITAR BOOKAll Through The Night 29Auld Lang Syne 6Away In A Manger 10Christmas Is Coming 16Deck The Halls 17Feelings 18(The) First Noel 16God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 10Go, Tell It On The Mountain 6Good Christian Men, Rejoice 13Good King Wenceslas 30Hark The Herald Angels Sing 28I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day 19I Saw Three Ships 27It Came Upon The Midnight Clear 24Jingle Bells 22Jolly Old Saint Nicholas 26Joy To The World 15Let It Snow Let It Snow Let It Snow 32Let There Be Peace On Earth 20O Christmas Tree 19O Come, All Ye Faithful 12O Come, O Come, Immanuel 7O Holy Night 31O Little Town Of Bethlehem 9O Sanctissima 23Oh, How Joyfully 13Silent Night Holy Night 11Silver Bells 8Up On The House Top 14We Three Kings Of Orient Are 25We Wish You A Merry Christmas 27What Child Is This? 21

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guitar strumsA strum is suggested for each of the songs in this book to add additionalinterest and to help set the mood of the song. The goal is to create yourown original strums and to apply them in an individual manner.

explanation of strum notation

Chord FrameIndicates the positionof the left hand.

TablatureThe six lines representthe six strings of theguitar.

NumbersIndicate the fingers of theright hand; 3 = ring fin-ger, 2 = middle finger, 1= index finger.

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Time SignatureIndicates the numberof beats in eachmeasure and whatkind of note gets abeat.

ThumbT = Thumb ofthe right hand.

RhythmIs indicated by thestems and beams =eighth notes.

Actual SoundThe strum diagramed abovewould be notated in stan-dard music notation likethis (Note: the actualsound of the note is oneoctave lower than written).

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symbol represents techniquebrushdown

Strum with the backs (nails) of theindex and middle fingers downacross the strings(low to high).A-B '

sweepdown Strum with the thumb down acrossstrings(lowto high).AB r rs

scratchdownStrum with the back (nail) of the indexfinger down across the strings (low tohigh). In this example, only the topfour strings would be strummed.

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to 1 scratchupStrum with the fleshy part of the in-dex finger upward across the 1st, 2ndand 3rd strings (high to low).

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1 3rd fingerplucks

Ring finger of the right hand plucksthe 1st (E) string.B

| 2nd fingerplucks Middle finger of the right hand plucksthe 2nd (B) string.1 AB

1st fingerplucks Index finger of the right hand plucksthe 3rd (G) string.

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thumbplucks Thumb of the right hand plucks the5th (A) string.A-B *-

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1 3rd and 2ndfingers pluck

Ring and middle fingers of the righthand pluck the 1st (E) and 2nd (B)strings simultaneously.AB

muteStrum the strings downward (scratchor brush) and immediately dampen(silence, deaden) the strings by roll-ing on to the heel of the hand. Useone continuous motion.

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CHORD CHART( Chords used in this book )

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transpositionThere are many vocal classifications. The choice of key for the guitarist is determined by his or her vocal

range; that is, the distance between the lowest note you can sing and the highest note. You may occasionallyneed to transpose a song to a more suitable key in order to raise or lower the range.

There are two ways to transpose on the guitar:1. with the use of a capo2. by transposing to an entirely new key

capoA capo is a clamp device that when placed on the guitar neck shortens the string length and thus raises the

pitch. Treating the capo as the nut of the guitar, you may continue to use easy open string chords typical of thefolk/country/western style while raising the vocal range of the song.

Chords played in the key of A with the capoat the first fret would sound in the key of Bb.Chords played in the key of G with the capo atthe third fret would also sound in the key of Bb.By placing the capo at the third fret and playingin the key of C, it is possible to sound in the keyof Eb.

The following chart will help you identify the name of the new key, fig. 1

CHORDSplayed intheseKEYS

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WILL SOUND CHORDS in theseKEYS when the CAPO is placed at thefollowing FRETS:12 3 4 5Bb B C Db DDb D Eb E FE \> E F Gb GF Gb G Ab AGb G Ab A BbAb A Bb B C

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6GO, TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAINNegro Spiritual Key of E

^H^r&f^When I was a learner,B7 EI sought both night and day,I asked the Lord to aid me,A B7And He showed me the way.EGo, tell it on the mountains,B7 EOver the hills an' ev'rywhereGo, tell it on the mountains,

B7 EOur Jesus Christ is born

AULD LANG SYNEBy Robert Burns Key of D

D AShould auld acquaintance be forgot,d gAnd never bro't to mind?d aShould auld acquaintance be forgot,G A7 DAnd days of auld lang syne?AFor auld lang syne, my dear,

D GFor auld lang syne;

D AWe'll tak' a cup of kindness yetG A7 DFor auld lang syne.Copyright 1961 by California Music Press [|BUsed by permission

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O COME, O COME, IMMANUELFrench Traditional Key of Em

Em Am Emcome, come Immanuel,

G C Am EmAnd ransom captive Israel,Am Em BmThat mourns in lonely exile hereBm Am D7 GUntil the Son of God appear.D G Bm EmRejoice, rejoiceAm Em G C Am EmImmanuel shall come to thee, IsraelEm Am Emcome, Thou key of David, come

G C Am EmAnd open wide our heav'nly home.Am Em BmMake safe the way that leads on highBm Am EmAnd close the path to misery.D G Bm EmRejoice, rejoiceAm Em G C Am EmImmanuel shall come to thee, IsraelEm Am Emcome, come, Thou Lord of might,

G C Am EmWho to Thy tribes on Sinai's height,Am Em BmIn ancient times didst give the lawBm Am EmIn cloud and majesty and awe.D G D GRejoice, rejoiceAm Em G C Am EmImmanuel shall come to thee, IsraelCopyright 1964 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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SILVER BELLSby Jay Livingston and Ray Evans Key of AP *SB^BCity sidewalks, busy sidewalksDDressed in holiday style.

E7 AIn the air there's a feeling of Christmas.Children laughing, people passing,DMeeting smile after smile,E7 AAnd on ev'ry street corner you hearDSilver bells, silver bells,E7 AIt's Christmas time in the city.DRing-a-ling, hear them ring,E7 ASoon it will be Christmas day.AStrings of street lights, even stop lights

DBlink a bright red and green,

E7 AAs the shoppers rush home with their treasuresHear the snow crunch, see the kids bunch,DThis is Santa's big scene,

E7 AAnd above all this bustle you hearD

Silver bells, silver bells,E7 AIt's Christmas time in the city.

DRing-a-ling, hear them ring,E7 ASoon it will be Christmas day.Copyright 1950 by Paramount Music Corp.Used by permission.

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O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEMBy Rev. Phillips Brooks and L. H. RednerKey of G

G CO little town of Bethlehem,G D GHow still we see thee lieE7 AmAbove thy deep and dreamless sleepG D7 GThe silent stars go by,Em B7Yet, in thy dark streets shinethEm B7The everlasting light:g cThe hopes and fears of all the yearsG D7 GAre met in thee tonight.g cFor Christ is born of Maryg o GAnd, gathered all above,E7 AmWhile mortals sleep the angels keepG D7 GTheir watch of wond'ring love.Em B7O, morning stars togetherEm B7Proclaim the holy birth

g cAnd praises sing to God, our King,G D7 GAnd peace to men on earth.

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AWAY IN A MANGERBy Martin Luther and J. E. Spillman Key of Gpm?G C GAway in a manger, no crib for His bed,D GThe little Lord Jesus lay down His sweet head.

c GThe stars in the heavens looked down where He lay,Am G Am D7 GThe little Lord Jesus asleep in the hay.g c GBe near me, lord Jesus, I ask Thee to stayd gClose by me forever and love me I pray.

c GBless all the dear children in Thy tender careAm G Am D7 GAnd take us to Heaven to live with Thee there.Copyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission

GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMENTraditional Key of EmP f^Mt^j

Em B7 EmGod rest ye, merry gentlemen,C B7

Let nothing you dismay;Em B7 EmRemember Christ, our Saviour,C B7Was born on Christmas day,Am G B7To save us all from Satan's powerEm DWhen we were gone astray.

G Em B7 Em A7 DO tidings of comfort and joy, comfort and joy,G Em B7 EmO tidings of comfort and joy.Copyright 1964 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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SILENT NIGHT HOLY NIGHTBy Rev. Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber

Key of A

ii.A f3>Silent night Holy nightE aAll is calm, all is brightd a'Round yon Virgin Mother and Child.d aHoly Infant so tender and mild,e aSleep in heavenly peace,

E aSleep in heavenly peace.Silent night Holy nightE AShepherds quake at the sight.Glories stream from heaven afar,D AHeav'nly hosts sing AlleluiaE AChrist the Saviour is born,

E aChrist, the saviour is born.Silent night Holy nighte aSon of God, love's pure lightd aRadiant beams from Thy holy faced aWith the dawn of redeeming grace,e aJesus, Lord, at Thy birth,e aJesus, Lord, at Thy birth.Copyright 1960 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Miami Beach, Fla. Used by permission


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O COME, ALL YE FAITHFULTrans, by F. Oakeley Ward's Cantus DiversiKey of G

fe 2 S-U^ mG D G C G DO come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant,Em D A D A7 DO come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem.G D7 G D Em DCome and behold Him, born the King of angels.GO come, let us adore Him,D G DO come, let us adore Him,G D7 G D7G D7 G C G D7 GO come, let us adore Him, Christ, the LordG D G C G D

Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultations,Em D A D A7 DSing, all ye citizens of heav'n above;G D7 GD Em DGlory to God in the highest

GO come let us adore Him,D G DO come let us adore Him,G D7 G D7 GD7 G C G D7 GO come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord.Copyright 1960 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission


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GOOD CHRISTIAN MEN, REJOICEGerman Traditional

Key of Epyy^fWGood Christian men, rejoiceWith heart and soul and voice

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Give ye heed to what we say,A E A B7 ENews, news, Jesus Christ is born todayOx and ass before him bow

A B7 EAnd He is in the manger now,A B7 EChrist is born today

B7 EChrist is born todayCopyright 1976 by Shattinger International Music Corp.New York, N.Y. Used by Permission

OH, HOW JOYFULLYSicilian Hymn Key of D

yMWD G DOh, how joyfully,G DOh, how merrilya EChristmas comesA DA E7AWith its grace divineA7Grace again it beaming,DChrist the world redeeming:G DHail, ye Christians,G D G D A7 DHail the joyous ChristmastimeCopyright 1961 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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14UP ON THE HOUSETOPBy B. R. Hanby Key of D

fflj-JuftJp#Up on the housetop reindeer pause,G D A7Out jumps good old Santa Claus,DDown thru the chimney with lots of toys,G D A7 DAll for the little ones, Christmas joys.G DHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goA7 DHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goGUp on the housetop, click click, click;D A7 DDown thru the chimney with good Saint Nick.First comes the stocking of little Nell;G D A7Oh, dear Santa fill it well;DGive her a dolly that laughs and cries,G D A7 DOne that will open and shut her eyes.G DHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goA7 DHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goGUp on the housetop, click, click, click;D A7 DDown thru the chimney with good Saint Nick.Next comes the stocking of little Will;G D A7Oh, just see what glorious fillDHere is a hammer and lots of tacks,G D A7 DAlso a ball and a whip that cracks.G dHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goA7 DHo, ho, ho who wouldn't goGUp on the housetop, click, click, click;D A7 DDown thru the chimney with good Saint Nick.Copyright 1969 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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JOY TO THE WORLDBy Rev. Isaac Watts and G. F. Handel Key of A

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A E7 AJoy to the world, the Lord is comeD E7 ALet earth receive her KingLet ev'ry heart prepare Him roomAnd heav'n and nature sing,E7And heav'n and nature sing,A E7 AAnd heav'n and heav'n and nature singA E7 AJoy to the earth, the Saviour reignsD E7 ALet men their songs employWhile fields and floods, rocks, hills and plainsRepeat the sounding joy,E7Repeat the sounding joy,A E7 ARepeat, repeat the sounding joy

E7 AHe rules the world with truth andD E7 AAnd makes the nations prove

The glories of His righteousnessAnd wonders of His love,

E7And wonders of His love,A E7 AAnd wonders, wonders of His loveCopyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission


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THE FIRST NOELTraditional Key of A

git DAThe first Noel the angel did sayDA E7 AWas to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay,d aIn fields where they lay keeping their sheepD A E7 AOn a cold winter's night that was so deep.ChorusA DANoel, Noel, Noel, Noel,E7ABorn is the King of Israel.A DAThey looked up and saw a starDA E7 AShining in the East beyond them far

D AAnd to the earth it gave great lightDA E7 AAnd so it continued both day and night.ChorusCopyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission __ /f

CHRISTMAS IS COMINGBy E. Nesbitt Key of C

i&-2>A a csjChristmas is coming,The goose is getting fat;cPlease to put a pennyG7 cIn the old man's hat,Please to put a pennyG7 cIn the old man's hat.Copyright 1961 by California Music PressUsed by permission

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17DECK THE HALLSWelsh Traditional Key of D

ft J - A J jDeck the halls with boughs of holly,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laTis the season to be jolly,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laA7 D A7Don we now our gay apparel,D Bm A E7 AFa la la la la la la la la

DTroll the ancient yuletide carolG D A7 DFa la la la la la la la la

See the blazing yule before us,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laStrike the harp and join the chorus,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laA7 DFollow me in merry measure,Bm A E7 AFa la la la la la la la laDWhile I tell of yuletide treasure,G D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laFast away the old year passes,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laHail the new, ye lads and lassies,Em D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laA7 DASing we joyous all together,D Bm A E7 AFa la la la la la la la laDHeedless of the wind and weather,G D A7 DFa la la la la la la la laCopyright 1964 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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FEELINGSBy Morris A IbertmEmFeelings, nothing more than feelings,

Cmaj7 D7 G C B7Trying to forget my feelings of love.EmTeardrops rolling down on my face,

Cmaj7 D7 G E7Trying to forget my feelings of love.C Am7 D7 Bm E7Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it,

Am D7I wish I'd never met you, girl,Bm E7

You'll never come again.C Am7 D7Feelings, wo wo wo,Bm E7Feelings, wo wo wo,Am D7 B7Feel you again in my arms.

Again in my heart.

Em A7Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you

Am7 D7And feelings like I'll never have you

Copyright 1974 by Editora Augusta Ltda. - Avenida Ipiranga,1100 -Sao Paulo, Brasil. All rights for U.S.A. & Canada Assignedto Fermata International Melodies, Inc., 6290 Sunset Blvd.,Hollywood, Calif. 90028 U.S.A. Used by Permission


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I HEARD THE BELLSON CHRISTMAS DAYBy Henry W. Longfellow / /. Baptiste CalkinKey of D

D A7I heard the bells on Christmas dayd aTheir old familiar carols plays,

D Bm DAnd wild and sweet the words repeatAD A7 DOf peace on earth good will to men.Copyright 1961 by California Music PressUsed by permission

Key of D

O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,G A7 DHow beautiful and brightO Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,G A7 DHow beautiful and bright.

D A7The sight of thee at Christmas tideDSpreads hope and gladness far and wide.

O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,G A7 DHow beautiful and bright.Copyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission

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T THERE BE PEACE ON EARTHLet It Begin With Me)

By Sy Miller and Jill Jackson Key of C

i UJ'iJC Am Dm7 G7Let there be peace on earthC Dm G7And let it begin with me;C Am B7Let there be peace on earth,Em B7 G7The peace that was meant to be.Am EmWith God as our Father,F G7 cBrothers all are we.Am D7 GLet me walk with my brotherAm D7 G7In perfect harmony.C Am Dm7 G7Let peace begin with me,

C G7Let this be the moment now.C Am B7With ev'ry step I take,

Em B7 G7Let this be my solemn vow:c c+To take each moment and live each momentF D

In peace eternally.C E7 f cLet there be peace on earth

F Dm G7 CAnd let it begin with me.Copyright 1955, 1956 by Jan-Lee MusicUsed by permission.


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WHAT CHILD IS THIS?By W. C. Dix Key of Ei

-fc^Ui^Em OWhat child is this, who laid to rest,C B7On Mary's lap is sleeping?Em DWhom angels greet with anthems sweet,C B7 EmWhile shepherds watch are keeping?G d

This, this is Christ, the KingC B7Whom shepherds and angels sing:g d

Haste, haste to bring him laud,C B7 EmThe babe, the son of Mary.Em So bring him incense, gold and myrrh,

C B 7Come, peasant, king to own Him,Em dThe King of kings salvation brings,C B7 EmLet loving hearts enthrone Him.

G DThis, this is Christ the King,

C B7Whom shepherds guard and angels sing.g dHaste, haste to bring him laud,

C B7 EmThe babe, the son of Mary.Copyright I960 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Miami Beach, Fla. Used by permission


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JINGLE BELLSBy J. Pierpont

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In a one-horse open sleigh,D7O'er the fields we go,

GLaughing all the way.Bells on bobtail ring,

cMaking spirits bright.D7What fun it is to ride and singGA sleighing song tonight

ChorusGJingle bells, jingle bells, Jingle all the wayC G A7 D7Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleighGJingle bells, jingle bells, Jingle all the wayc G D7 gOh, what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleighNow the ground is white,

cGo it while you're young.D7Take the girls tonightGAnd sing this sleighing song.

Just get a bob-tailed bay,cTwo forty for his speed,

D7Then hitch him to an open sleighGAnd crack, you'll take the lead

ChorusCopyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission


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OSANCTISSIMASicilian Folk Song Key of D

m JEt iD Q D D O DDay of holiness, peace and happiness,D A E7 AJoyful, glorious Christmas dayA7 D A7 DAngels tell the story of this day of glory.Q D Em D A7 DPraise Christ, our Saviour, born this Christmas dayCopyright 1964 by California Music Pre**Used by permission


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IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEARBy Rev. E. H. Sears and R. S. Willis Key of gp^iffl

G C GIt came upon the midnight clear,C A7 D7That glorious song of old,g c gFrom angels bending near the earth

C D7 GTo touch their harps of gold:Em B7 EmPeace on the earth, good will to menD A7 D7From Heav'n's all gracious Kingg c G

The world in solemn stillness layC D7 GTo hear the angels sing.g c G

Still through the cloven skies they comeC A7 D7

With peaceful wings unfurledg c GAnd still their heav'nly music floatsC D7 G

O'er all the weary world.Em B7 EmAbove its sad and lowly plainsD A7 D7They bend on hov'ring wingg c gAnd ever o'er its Babel sounds

C D7 GThe blessed angels sing.Copyright 1965 by Chas. H. Hansen Music CorpUsed by permission

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WE THREE KINGS OF ORIENT AJBy J. H. Hopkins Melody TraditionalKey of Em

^ff^^i^All:Em B7 EmWe three kings of Orient are,B7 EmBearing gifts we traverse afar,d g cField and fountain, moor and mountain,Am Em B7 EmFollowing yonder star.Refrain:D7G C GO star of wonder, star of night,

c GStar with royal beauty bright,Em D G C G DWestward leading, still proceeding,g c GGuide us to thy Perfect Light

Em B7 EmBorn a King on Bethlehem's plainB7 Em

Gold I bring to crown Him again.d g cKing forever, ceasing never,Am EmB7 EmOver all to reign.Copyright 1964 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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G D7Jolly Old Saint. Nicholas,Em GLean your ear this wayC G A7 D7Don't you tell a single soul what I'm going to say;G D7Christmas Eve is coming soon,Em GNow, you dear old man,c GWhisper what you'll bring to me,A7 D7 GTell me if you can.G D7When the clock is striking twelve,Em GWhen I'm fast asleep,C G A7 D7Down the chimney broad and black with your pack you'll creep;G D7 Em GAll the stockings you will find hanging in a row,c gMine will be the shortest one,A7 D7 GYou'll be sure to know.Copyright 1964 by California Music PressUsed by permission

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I SAW THREE SHIPSOld English Melody Key of g

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I saw three ships come sailing inG A7 DOn Christmas day, on Christmas day;G D G DI saw three ships come sailing inG C D7 GOn Christmas day in the morning.G D G DAnd what was in those ships, all three,

G A7 DOn Christmas day, on Christmas day?G D G DAnd what was in those ships, all three,G C D7 G7On Christmas day in the morning?G D G DThe Virgin Mary and Christ were there,G A7 DOn Christmas day, on Christmas day;G D G DThe Virgin Mary and Christ were there,G C D7 GOn Christmas day in the morning.

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WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMASEnglish Folk Song Key of G

4= -4^-g^-^feFG CWe wish you a Merry Christmas,A7 DWe wish you a Merry Christmas,g cWe wish you a Merry Christmas,G D7 GAnd a happy New YearD

Good tidings to youA7 DWherever you are;GGood tidings for Christmas

C D7 GAnd a happy New YearCopyright 1965 by California Music PressUsed by permission


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HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SINGBy Chas. Wesley and Felix MendelssohnKey of D

D A7Hark the herald angels sing,O G D A7 DGlory to the newborn KingE7Peace on earth and mercy mild;A E7 AGod and sinners reconciled .D A7Joyful, all ye nations rise,D A7Join the triumph of the skies.G B7 EmWith angelic hosts proclaimA7 D A7 DChrist is born in Bethlehem .G B7 EmHark the herald angels sing,A7 D A7 DGlory to the newborn King .A7Christ, by highest heav'n adored,D G D A7 DChrist, the everlasting Lord,

E7Late in time behold Him come,A E7 AOffspring of the Virgin's womb.D A7Veiled in flesh the God-head see,D A7

Hail th'incarnate Deity.G B7 Em

Pleased as man with men appear,A7 D A7 DJesus, our Immanuel here.G B7 EHark the herald angels sing,A7 D A7 DGlory to the newborn King .Copyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Used by permission


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ALL THROUGH THE NIGHWelsh Folk Song Key of D

y'lj^jj^Sleep, my child and peace attend thee,G A7 DAll through the night.G E7 A7Guardian angels God will send thee,G A7 DAll through the night.A7Soft the drowsy hours are creeping,Hill and vale in slumber steeping;D G E7 AI my loving vigil keeping,G A7 DAll through the night.D G E AWhile the moon her watch is keepingG A7 DAll through the nightD G E7 A7While the weary world is sleepingG A7 DAll through the night.A7O'er thy spirit gently stealing,Visions of delight revealing,D G E7 ABreathes a pure and holy feelingG A7 DAll through the night.Copyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp.Miami Beach, Fla. Used by permissh


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GOOD KING WENCESLASTraditional Key of a

A EGood King Wenceslas looked outD AOn the feast of Stephen

EWhen the snow lay 'round about,d aDeep and crisp and even.Brightly shone the moon that night,D AThough the frost was cruel,When a poor man came in sightBath'ring winter fuel.a eHither, page, and stand by meD aIf thou know'st it, telling,Yonder peasant, who is he,D aWhere and what his dwellingSire, he lives a good league henceD AUnderneath the mountain,

ERight against the forest fenceABy Saint Agnes' fountain .Copyright 1954 by Chas. H. Hansen Music CorpUsed by permission


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O HOLY NIGHT(Cantique de Noel)By A. Adam Key of c


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LET IT SNOW LET IT SNOW LET IT SNOWBy Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne Key of dPm mO-0-&ND A7 DOh the weather outside is frightful

E7 A7But the fire is so delightful andEm B7 EmSince we've no place to go,A7 DLet It Snow Let It Snow Let It SnowA7 DIt doesn't show signs of stopping

E7 A7And I brought some corn for popping,Em B7 EmThe lights are turn'd way down low.A7 DLet It Snow Let It Snow Let It SnowAWhen we finally kiss goodnight,

E7 AHow I'll hate going out in the stormBut if you'll really hold me tightB7 E7 A7All the way home I'll be warm.D A7 DThe fire is slowly dying

E7 A7And,my dear, we're still goodbyeingEm B7 EmBut as long as you love me so,A7 DLet It Snow Let It Snow Let It SnowCopynght1945, 1956 by Cahn Music Corporation,Beverly Hills, Calif. Used by Permission


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For permission by the publishers to includethe following compositions,we gratefully acknowledge:

Cahn Music Co. - Let It Snow Let It Snow Let It SnowEditora Augusta Ltda. - Feelings.Jan-Lee Music - Let There Be Peace On Earth.Paramount Music Corp. - Silver Bells. 7689


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