Chords for All Mixed Up - Pete Seeger
Tempo:
90.25 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
F#
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[D]
[E]
[D] You know this [G] language that we speak [A] is part German, part [D] Latin, and part Greek,
with some Celtic and Arabic and Scandinavian all in the heat.
[D] amended by the people in the street, [G] Choctaw gave us the word OK,
[A] is a word from Mexico way,
[D] of what comes next.
[A] mama, my [D] whole wide world,
[E]
[D] You know this [G] language that we speak [A] is part German, part [D] Latin, and part Greek,
with some Celtic and Arabic and Scandinavian all in the heat.
[D] amended by the people in the street, [G] Choctaw gave us the word OK,
[A] is a word from Mexico way,
[D] of what comes next.
[A] mama, my [D] whole wide world,
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_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ You know this [G] language that we speak [A] is part German, part [D] Latin, and part Greek, _
with some Celtic and Arabic and Scandinavian all in the heat.
[A] Well [D] amended by the people in the street, [G] Choctaw gave us the word OK,
Vamoose [A] is a word from Mexico way,
[G] and all of this is a hint, [A] I suspect, [D] of what comes next.
[F#] I think that this whole world, [D] soon, [A] mama, my [D] whole wide world,
soon, mama, [G] my whole world, soon gonna [A] be getting [D] mixed up.
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[G] _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ I like Polish sausage, I like Spanish [A] rice, pizza pie [D] is also nice,
corn and beans [G] from the Indians [A] here, washed down [D] by some German beer.
[G] Marco Polo travelled by [D] camel and [A] pony, brought [D] to Italy the first macaroni,
[Em] and you and I, [D] as well as we're able, put it all on the table,
I think that this whole world, soon, mama, my whole wide world,
soon, mama, my [A] whole world, [D] soon gonna [A] be getting [D] mixed up.
Sing it!
Sue, mama, my [A] whole world [D] Sue, [A] mama, my whole wide world
Sue, [G] mama, my whole [D] world Sue, [A] god, the big and mixed up _ _
[G] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] There were no red [G]-headed Irishmen [A] Before the Vikings landed in Ireland
How many [G] Romans had dark curly [A] hair Before they brought slaves [D] from Africa?
[G] No race on earth is completely pure [A] Nor is anyone's [D] mind, and that's for sure
[G] The wind makes [D] the dust of every [A] land And so will [D] woman and man
I [F#] think that this whole world Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, mama, my [A] whole [D] world Sue, god, the big and mixed up
Oh, this doesn't [G] mean we must all be the same
[A] We'll have different faces [D] and different names
Long live [G] many different kinds of [A] races And difference of [D] opinion that makes horse races _
[Em] Just remember the rule [D] about rules, brother [A] What's right with one [D] is wrong with another
[G] And take a tip [D] from La Belle France [A] Vive la [D] B-France
I think [G] that this [A] whole world [D] Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, mama, my whole world [D] Sue, god, the big and mixed up
Sue, mama, my whole world Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, [G] mama, my whole world [D] Sue, god, the big [G] and mixed up
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ You know this [G] language that we speak [A] is part German, part [D] Latin, and part Greek, _
with some Celtic and Arabic and Scandinavian all in the heat.
[A] Well [D] amended by the people in the street, [G] Choctaw gave us the word OK,
Vamoose [A] is a word from Mexico way,
[G] and all of this is a hint, [A] I suspect, [D] of what comes next.
[F#] I think that this whole world, [D] soon, [A] mama, my [D] whole wide world,
soon, mama, [G] my whole world, soon gonna [A] be getting [D] mixed up.
_ _ _ [F#m] _ _
[G] _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ I like Polish sausage, I like Spanish [A] rice, pizza pie [D] is also nice,
corn and beans [G] from the Indians [A] here, washed down [D] by some German beer.
[G] Marco Polo travelled by [D] camel and [A] pony, brought [D] to Italy the first macaroni,
[Em] and you and I, [D] as well as we're able, put it all on the table,
I think that this whole world, soon, mama, my whole wide world,
soon, mama, my [A] whole world, [D] soon gonna [A] be getting [D] mixed up.
Sing it!
Sue, mama, my [A] whole world [D] Sue, [A] mama, my whole wide world
Sue, [G] mama, my whole [D] world Sue, [A] god, the big and mixed up _ _
[G] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] There were no red [G]-headed Irishmen [A] Before the Vikings landed in Ireland
How many [G] Romans had dark curly [A] hair Before they brought slaves [D] from Africa?
[G] No race on earth is completely pure [A] Nor is anyone's [D] mind, and that's for sure
[G] The wind makes [D] the dust of every [A] land And so will [D] woman and man
I [F#] think that this whole world Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, mama, my [A] whole [D] world Sue, god, the big and mixed up
Oh, this doesn't [G] mean we must all be the same
[A] We'll have different faces [D] and different names
Long live [G] many different kinds of [A] races And difference of [D] opinion that makes horse races _
[Em] Just remember the rule [D] about rules, brother [A] What's right with one [D] is wrong with another
[G] And take a tip [D] from La Belle France [A] Vive la [D] B-France
I think [G] that this [A] whole world [D] Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, mama, my whole world [D] Sue, god, the big and mixed up
Sue, mama, my whole world Sue, mama, my whole wide world
Sue, [G] mama, my whole world [D] Sue, god, the big [G] and mixed up
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