Chords for Days of the Week Songs for Kids by Alina Celeste

It is Monday!
You might be wondering why I've mentioned that.
Well, Leshinka on Le Twitter
asked me if I knew any songs about the days of the week and I didn't.
So I asked my friends at
the Children's Music Network, a [N] collection of awesome educators and musicians and teachers
and friends and I got like so many songs, so good too, [A] that I think that we could use to learn the
days of the week. _
The [Am] [C] first one is to the tune of the Addams Family.
There's Sunday and there's
Monday.
Tuesday and there's Wednesday.
Thursday and there's Friday.
And then there's Saturday.
[N] Days of the week.
Days of the week.
Days of the week.
Days of the week.
Days of the week.
You should probably do it with like a really straight serious face just like the Addams
Family.
So it's like this.
There's Sunday and there's Monday.
Tuesday and [Eb] there's Wednesday.
Thursday [Ab] and there's Friday.
And then there's Saturday.
Days of the week.
[N] Days of the week.
Days of the week.
Days of the week.
Days of the week.
No smiling.
The other one I really like
it's to the tune of Clementine.
[B] It goes like this.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
[Gb] Saturday.
There are [N] seven days of the week.
How many can you say?
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
There are seven days of the week.
How many can you say?
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, seven day.
I mean Saturday.
I said it.
[A] Saturday.
_ _ [N] Seven day.
Unless you're reading a fantasy novel it's usually known as Saturday.
[Abm] I apparently cannot say the seven days of the week. _
[C] Can you?
[Eb] Has life got you down?
Too many hassles?
Too much laundry?
Oh shucks.
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