HOUSE

OF THE

RISING SUN

Artist: The Animals.

Am C
D
F
There is a house in New Orleans

Am
C
D
F
Go and tell my baby sister

Am
C
E7
They call the Rising Sun

Am
C
E7
Never do like I have done,

Am
C
D
F
It has been the ruin of many a poor girl

Am
C
D
F
But to shun that house in New Orleans

Am
E7
Am
And me, oh, God, was one

Am
E7
Am
That they call the Rising Sun

Am
C
D F
My mother was a tailor,

Am
C
D
F
With one foot on the platform,

Am
C
E7
She sewed them new blue jeans.

Am
C
E7
And one foot on the train

Am
C
D
F
My lover he was a gambler, Oh Lord

Am
C
D
F
I'm goin' back to New Orleans

Am
E7
Am
Gambled down in New Orleans.

Am
E7
Am
To wear the ball and chain.

Am
C
D
F
My husband was a gambling man

Am
C
D
F
I'm going back to New Orleans

Am
C
E7
He went from town to town;

Am
C
E7
My race is almost run;

Am C
D
F
And the only time he was satisfied

Am
C
D
F
I'm going back to spend the rest of my
life

Am
E7
Am
Was when he drank his liquor down.

Am
E7
Am
Beneath that Rising Sun.

Am C
D
F
Now the only thing a gambling man needs
Am
C
E7
Is a suitcase and a trunk;
Am C
D
F
And the only time he's ever satisfied
Am
E7 Am
I when he's on a drunk

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LA BAMBA
by VALENS RICHIE

(
C
F
{A7}
D
G
Para bailar la bamba,

G7
A7

C)
D
Para bailar la bamba,

(G) A7
D
G
se necesita una poca de gracia,

A7

D
(G)
A7
una poca de gracia para m para ti ya
A7
D
arriba ay arriba,

A7
D
(G) A7
ay arriba arriba por ti sere

D
G
A7
por ti sere, por ti sere

D
G
yo no soy marinero,

A7
D
yo no soy marinero

(G) A7
D
G
A7
soy capitan, soy capitan, soy capitan

D G
A7
Ba-ba, bamba

Notes:

D G
A7
Ba-ba, bamba

D G
A7
Ba-ba, bamba

Based on a traditional Mexican

folk song or wedding song.
Trini Lopez is credited as the
author for his arrangement of the
song.
Originally released as the B side
of Richie Valens single 'Donna'.
Bob Dylan has said that he
based "Like a Rolling Stone" on
"La Bamba"

D G A7
Ba-ba
D
G
Para bailar la bamba,

!!! {ve al la comienzo}

A7

D
Para bailar la bamba, ...

GUANTANAMERA
Artist: Joseto Fernandz

F
G7
Guantanamera,
C
guajira guantanamera

C
F
G7
Mi verso es de un verde claro
G7

C
F
Y de un jazmn encendido

C
F G7
Guantanamera,
C
F
guajira guantanamera

C
G7

Mi verso es de un verde claro

C
F
Y de un jazmn encendido

C
F
De donde crece la palma

G7

C
F
G7
Yo soy un hombre sincero
C
F
De donde crece la palma

G7

C
F
G7
Y antes de morirme quiero
C
F G7
Echar mis versos del alma

F
G7
Guantanamera,
G7

C
F
Mi verso es un ciervo herido
C
F G7
Que busca en el monte amparo

F
G7
Guantanamera,
C
guajira guantanamera

G7

C
F G7
Guantanamera,
C
F
guajira guantanamera

G7

C
F
G7
Por los pobres de la tierra

G7

C
F
G7
Con los pobres de la tierra
C
F
G7
Quiero yo mi suerte echar
C
F G7
El arrullo de la tierra
C
F G7
Me complace ms que el mar

"Guajira Guantanamera"
"die Buerin aus Guantnamo"

G7

C
F
G7
Quiero yo mi suerte echar

C
F G7
Guantanamera,
C
F
guajira guantanamera

G7

C
F
G7
Yo soy un hombre sincero

C
guajira guantanamera

G7

G7

THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA

(Garota De Ipanema)

Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim

Original words by Vinicius de Moraes
English Translation by Norman Gimbel

Bossa Nova in half-time (4/4 -> 2/4) F-Dur

Fmaj7

G7 (/6)

Gm7

Gb7

Fmaj7

she passes, each one

she passes goes

a-a-h...

Gb9

Fmaj7

G7

When she walks she's like a samba that

swings so cool and sways so gentle, that when

Gm7

Gb7

Fmaj7

she passes, each one

she passes goes

a-a-h...

Gbmaj7

Cb9

Oh, but I watch her so

saddly.

F#m7

D9

How can I tell her I

love her?

Gm7

Eb9

Yes, I would give my heart

gladdly.

Am7

D7-9

day when she walks to the

sea, she

Gm7

C7-9

looks straight ahead not at

me.

Fmaj7

G7

Fmaj7

But each

Tall and tan and young and lovely, the girl from Ipanema goes walking, and when
Gm7

Gb7

Fmaj7

Gb9

she passes,

I smile,

but she doesn't

see.

Fmaj7

G7

Tall and tan and young and lovely, the girl from Ipanema goes walking, and when
Gm7

Gb7

Fmaj7

Gb9

she passes, I smile,

but she doesn't

see.

She just doesn't see

Gbmaj7

Cb9

Oh, but I watch her so

saddly.

F#m7

How can I tell her I

G7 (+5)

Tall and tan and young and lovely, the girl from Ipanema goes walking, and when

Fmaj7

D9

love her?

Gm7

Eb9

Yes, I would give my heart

gladdly.

Am7

D7-9

day when she walks to the

sea, she

Gm7

C7-9

looks straight ahead not at

me.

Fmaj7

G7

But each

Tall and tan and young and lovely, the girl from Ipanema goes walking, and when
Gm7

Gb7

Fmaj7

Gb9

she passes, I smile,

but she doesn't

see.

No, she doesn't see

Fmaj7