Chords for Carpenters - Mickey's 50th Birthday Celebration
Tempo:
65.85 bpm
Chords used:
D
Bm
E
F#m
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Wonderful world of Disney.
Stars and celebrities join in the happiest birthday party ever.
It's a solid gold celebration.
It's Mickey's [E] 50th birthday.
Just [C] want you to know that my daughter, who is three, keeps asking me to take her to Drizzly Land.
I think that's where you live.
[F#] A lot of people got their start at [G] Drizzly Land.
I did.
And so did [A] a friend of mine.
We've only just [D] begun [C#m] to live.
[F#m]
Why delay some [Bm] promises?
[F#m] I guess we're [Bm] lucky we're [D] on our way.
[E] [D]
Mickey had done it all.
[E] But his journey was just [F#m] beginning because that young man who started [B] with a dream
[D] finally found a way to make it all [F#m] come true.
He called it [Bm] Disneyland.
[E] [D] And with it came Mickey's greatest assignment.
[C#m] He was to meet his [F#m] public.
[Bm] [E]
[A] [C] And for making us laugh, we the people of the world, salute you.
Happy [D] birthday, Mickey, and many, many [Bm] more.
M [C]-I-C-K [B]-E-Y [Bm] M-O-U-S-E
[Em] I guess I don't have to finish [G] that song to let you know how I feel.
Because like millions [A] of other Americans, I want to take this opportunity to wish you
Happy [G] birthday, Mickey.
And I hope you have 50 more at least.
[G] Are you really 50 years old?
Hm.
Time does go on, [G#] doesn't it? Don't despair.
After a half century, I know how it [F#] feels to be over 50.
[F] You really don't look 50 at all.
How do you do that?
Stars and celebrities join in the happiest birthday party ever.
It's a solid gold celebration.
It's Mickey's [E] 50th birthday.
Just [C] want you to know that my daughter, who is three, keeps asking me to take her to Drizzly Land.
I think that's where you live.
[F#] A lot of people got their start at [G] Drizzly Land.
I did.
And so did [A] a friend of mine.
We've only just [D] begun [C#m] to live.
[F#m]
Why delay some [Bm] promises?
[F#m] I guess we're [Bm] lucky we're [D] on our way.
[E] [D]
Mickey had done it all.
[E] But his journey was just [F#m] beginning because that young man who started [B] with a dream
[D] finally found a way to make it all [F#m] come true.
He called it [Bm] Disneyland.
[E] [D] And with it came Mickey's greatest assignment.
[C#m] He was to meet his [F#m] public.
[Bm] [E]
[A] [C] And for making us laugh, we the people of the world, salute you.
Happy [D] birthday, Mickey, and many, many [Bm] more.
M [C]-I-C-K [B]-E-Y [Bm] M-O-U-S-E
[Em] I guess I don't have to finish [G] that song to let you know how I feel.
Because like millions [A] of other Americans, I want to take this opportunity to wish you
Happy [G] birthday, Mickey.
And I hope you have 50 more at least.
[G] Are you really 50 years old?
Hm.
Time does go on, [G#] doesn't it? Don't despair.
After a half century, I know how it [F#] feels to be over 50.
[F] You really don't look 50 at all.
How do you do that?
Key:
D
Bm
E
F#m
G
D
Bm
E
_ _ _ Wonderful world of Disney.
Stars and celebrities join in the happiest birthday party ever.
It's a solid gold celebration.
It's Mickey's [E] 50th birthday.
Just [C] want you to know that my daughter, who is three, keeps asking me to take her to Drizzly Land.
I think that's where you live.
[F#] A lot of people got their start at [G] Drizzly Land.
I did.
And so did [A] a friend of mine.
_ We've only just [D] begun _ [C#m] to _ live.
[F#m]
Why delay some [Bm] promises?
_ [F#m] _ I guess we're [Bm] lucky we're [D] on our way.
[E] _ _ [D]
Mickey had done it all.
[E] But his journey was just [F#m] beginning because that young man who started [B] with a dream
[D] finally found a way to make it all [F#m] come true.
He called it [Bm] Disneyland.
_ [E] _ [D] And with it came Mickey's greatest assignment.
[C#m] He was to meet his [F#m] public.
_ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [C] And for making us laugh, we the people of the world, salute you.
Happy [D] birthday, Mickey, and many, many [Bm] more.
M [C]-I-C-K [B]-E-Y [Bm] M-O-U-S-E
[Em] _ I guess I don't have to finish [G] that song to let you know how I feel.
Because like millions [A] of other Americans, I want to take this opportunity to wish you
Happy [G] birthday, Mickey.
And I hope you have 50 more at least.
[G] Are you really 50 years old?
Hm.
Time does go on, [G#] doesn't it? Don't despair.
After a half century, I know how it [F#] feels to be over 50.
[F] You really don't look 50 at all.
How do you do that?
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Stars and celebrities join in the happiest birthday party ever.
It's a solid gold celebration.
It's Mickey's [E] 50th birthday.
Just [C] want you to know that my daughter, who is three, keeps asking me to take her to Drizzly Land.
I think that's where you live.
[F#] A lot of people got their start at [G] Drizzly Land.
I did.
And so did [A] a friend of mine.
_ We've only just [D] begun _ [C#m] to _ live.
[F#m]
Why delay some [Bm] promises?
_ [F#m] _ I guess we're [Bm] lucky we're [D] on our way.
[E] _ _ [D]
Mickey had done it all.
[E] But his journey was just [F#m] beginning because that young man who started [B] with a dream
[D] finally found a way to make it all [F#m] come true.
He called it [Bm] Disneyland.
_ [E] _ [D] And with it came Mickey's greatest assignment.
[C#m] He was to meet his [F#m] public.
_ [Bm] _ _ _ [E] _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [C] And for making us laugh, we the people of the world, salute you.
Happy [D] birthday, Mickey, and many, many [Bm] more.
M [C]-I-C-K [B]-E-Y [Bm] M-O-U-S-E
[Em] _ I guess I don't have to finish [G] that song to let you know how I feel.
Because like millions [A] of other Americans, I want to take this opportunity to wish you
Happy [G] birthday, Mickey.
And I hope you have 50 more at least.
[G] Are you really 50 years old?
Hm.
Time does go on, [G#] doesn't it? Don't despair.
After a half century, I know how it [F#] feels to be over 50.
[F] You really don't look 50 at all.
How do you do that?
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