DA/ A DA/D. Feelin Groovy - Simon and Garfunkel

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Feelin roovy - Simon and arfunkel DA/ A [D] Slow [A] down, you [Asus4] move too [A] fast. [D] You got to make the [Asus4] morning [A] last. Just [D] kickin [A] down the [Asus4] cobble [A] stones, [D] lookin for [A] fun and [Asus4] Feelin [A] roovy. DA/ A [D] da da da da da [A] dada [Asus4] Feelin [A] roovy. DA/ D [D] Hello [A] lamppost, [Asus4] what cha [A] knowin. [D] I ve come to [A] watch your [Asus4] flowers [A] growing. [D] Ain t cha [A] got no [Asus4] rhymes for [A] me? [D] Dootin [A] doodoo, [Asus4] Feeling [A] roovy. DA/ A [D] da da da da da [A] dada [Asus4] Feelin [A] roovy. DA/D [D] ot no deeds to [A] do, no [Asus4] promises to [A] keep. I m [D] dappled and [A] drowsy and [Asus4] ready to [A] sleep. Let the [D] morning time [A] drop all its [Asus4] petals on [A] me. [D] Life, I [A] love you. [Asus4] All is [A] groovy. DA/A End with 3x

Mrs. Robinson - Simon and arfunkel INTRO: LADaLD [E7] De de de de de de de de de de de de de [A] De de de de de de de de de de de de de [D] De de de de [] de de de de [] de de de de [Am] de [E7] De de de de de de de de [D] de... De--eD--e--eaL REFRAIN [D] And here s to [] you Mrs. [Em] Robinson [] Jesus loves you [Em] more than you will [] know, wo wo [D] wo od bless you [] please Mrs. [Em] Robinson [] Heaven holds a [Em] place for those who [] pray, hey hey [Am] hey, hey hey [E7] hey L--A--Da--LD [E7] We d like to know a little bit about you for our files [A] We d like to help you learn to help yourself [D] Look around you [] all you see are [] sympathetic [Am] eyes [E7] Stroll around the grounds [D] until you feel at home REFRAIN [E7] Hide it in a hiding place where no one ever goes [A] Put it in your pantry with your cupcakes [D] It s a little ] secret just the [] Robinsons [Am] afair [E7] Most of all you ve got to [D] hide it from the kids REFRAIN [E7] Sitting on a sofa on a Sunday afternoon [A] oing to the candidates debate [D] Laugh about it [] shout about it [] when you ve got to [Am] choose [E7] Any way you look at it you [D] lose Where have you [] gone Joe [Em] DiMaggio A [] nation turns its [Em] lonely eyes to [] you, woo woo [D] woo What s that you [] say Mrs. [Em] Robinson [] Joltin Joe has [Em] left and gone a [] way, hey hey [Am] hey, hey hey [E7] hey End on E7

I Am A Rock - Paul SIMON p.1 Intro: [] [] [] [] [] A winter s day, in a [] deep and dark [] December; a K a b a K b [Am] I [D7] am [] [] alone, [Am] gazing from my [Bm] window a b a D Am] to the streets [Bm] below, On a [Am] freshly fallen [] silent shroud of [D] snow. K [] I Am a [] Rock, I [] am an [D7] [] island. [] [] [] [] [] I ve built walls, a [] fortress deep and [] mighty, That [Am] none [D7] may [] [] penetrate. I [Am] have no need of [Bm] friendship; [Am Friendship causes [Bm] pain. It s [Am] laughter and it s [] loving I [D] disdain. [] I Am a [] Rock, I [] am an [D7] [] island. [] [] [] []

I Am A Rock - Paul SIMON p.2 a K [] Don t talk of love, but I ve [] heard the words [] before; ak a b It s [Am] [D7] sleeping in my [] [] memory. I [Am] won t disturb the [Bm] slumber a b a D of [Am] feelings that have [Bm] died. If I [Am] never loved I [] never would have [D] cried. K [] I Am a [] Rock, I [] am an [D7] [] island. [] [] [] [] b I [] have my books, and my [] poetry to [] protect me; I am [Am] [D7] shielded in my [] [] armor, [Am] hiding in my [Bm] room, [Am] safe within my [Bm] womb, I [Am] touch no one and [] no one touches [D] me. [] I Am a [] Rock, I [] am an [D7] [] island. And a [Am] rock [D7] feels no [] pain; And an [Am] island [D7] never [] cries!

April, ome She Will - Paul Simon Intro: - (repeat 4 times) [ - -] April [] come she [] will [ --] a e a e [Am] When streams are [Em] ripe and [Am] swelled with [Em] rain; a e T D D e [-D] May, she will [ - Em] stay, a e a e [Am] Resting [Em] in my [Am] arms [Em] again. [ - - ] June, she ll [] change her [] tune, [--] [Am] In restless [Em] walks shell [Am] prowl the [Em] night; [ - D] July, she will [-Em] fly [Am] And give no [Em] warning [Am] to her [Em] flight. [ - - ] August, [] die she [] must, [--] [Am] The autumn [Em] winds blow [Am] chilly and [Em] cold; [ - D] September I ll [ - Em] remember [Am] A love once [Em] new has [D] now grown [] old. [End with -- X 4]

The Sound of SIlence - SImon and arfunkel e D e [Em] Hello darkness, my old [D] friend, I ve come to talk with you [Em] again, Because a vision [] softly [] creeping, Left its seeds while I [] was [] sleeping, e And the [] vision that was planted in my [] brain -- Still [Em] remains D e Within the [D] sound of [Em] silence. e D [Em] In restless dreams I walked [D] alone Narrow streets of [Em] cobblestone, Neath the halo of [] a street [] lamp, I turned my collar to the [] cold and [] damp When my [] eyes were stabbed by the flash of a neon [] light That split the [Em] night And touched the [D] sound of [Em] silence. [Em] And in the naked light I [D] saw Ten thousand people, maybe [Em] more. [Em] People talking [] without [] speaking, People hearing [] without [] listening, People writing [] songs that voices never [] share And no one [Em] dare Disturb the [D] sound of [Em] silence. [Em] Fools said I, you do not [D] know Silence like a cancer [Em] grows. Hear my words that I [] might teach [] you, Take my arms that I [] might reach [] you. But my [] words like silent raindrops [] fell, [Em] And echoed... In the [D] wells of [Em] silence [Em] And the people bowed and [D] prayed To the neon od they [Em] made. And the sign flashed out [] it s [] warning, In the words that it [] was [] forming. And the sign said, the [] words of the prophets Are written on the subway [] walls And tenement [Em] halls. And whispered in the [D] sounds of [Em] silence.

Homeward Bound AOH F bal A I m sitting in the railway station. Amaj7 A7 F# ot a ticket for my destination, mmmm Bm On a tour of one-night stands my suitcase and guitar in hand. A E7 A And ev ry stop is neatly planned for a poet and one-man band. horus: D A Homeward bound, wish I was, D Homeward bound, A Asus4 Home where my thought s escaping A Asus4 Home where my music s playing, A Asus4 Home where my love lays waiting E A Silently for me. A Ev ry day s an endless stream Amaj7 A7 F# Of cigarettes and magazines, mmmm Bm And each town looks the same to me, the movies and the factories A E7 A And ev ry stranger s face I see reminds me that I long to be, Repeate chorus A Tonight I ll sing my songs again, Amaj7 A7 F# I ll play the game and pretend, mmmm Bm But all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity A E7 A Like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me. Repeat chorus

The Boxer Simon and arfunkel a N F e [] I am just a poor boy though my story s seldom [Am] told I have [] squandered my resistance For a [7] pocket full of mumbles such are [] promises All lies and [Am] jests still a [] man hears what he [F] wants to hear And disregards the [] rest hmm[7]mmmm [] [] When I left my home and my family I was no more than a [Am] boy In the [] company of strangers In the [7] quiet of the railway station [] running scared Laying [Am] low seeking [] out the poorer [F] quarters Where the ragged people [] go Looking [7] for the places [F] only they would [] know a e Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [Em] lie lie lie lie lie a N Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [7] lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie [] lie [] Asking only workman s wages I come looking for a [Am] job But I get no [] offers Just a [7] come-on from the whores on Seventh [] Avenue I do de[am]clare there were [] times when I was [F] so lonesome I took some comfort [] there lie la [7] lie lie lie lie [] Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [Em] lie lie lie lie lie Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [7] lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie [] lie [] Then I m laying out my winter clothes and wishing I was [Am] gone oing [] home where the [7] New York ity winters aren t [] Bleeding me [Em] bleeding me [Am] going [] home [] In the [] clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his [Am] trade And he [] carries the reminders of [7] ev ry glove that laid him down Or [] cut him till he cried out in his anger and his [Am] shame I am [] leaving I am [F] leaving but the fighter still re[]mains m[7]m [F] [] Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [Em] lie lie lie lie lie Lie la [Am] lie Lie la [7] lie lie lie lie lie lie lie Repeat to finish