Chords for Johnny Cash, Roy Clark - Gene Autry Medley (Live)
Tempo:
85.5 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
F
C
Eb
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [D] [G] I know that someday you'll want me, [Em]
[D] will want you, [Bm] when I'm [G] in love with somebody [C] else.
[G] And [C] in every Christmas season, the memory of Gene Autry comes back with three [Em] gold record hits.
[C] Here comes Santa Claus, here comes [G] Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane.
Gifts and bliss and awe, his [C] reindeer pulling on the rein.
[F] [G] Bells are [C] ringing, [Am] children [F] singing, [G] all is [C] merry and bright.
[F] [G] Hang your [C] stockings and [Am] say your [F] prayers, [G] Santa Claus [C] comes tonight.
[F] [Dm] [Bb] For the children, Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was a [Bb] jolly happy soul,
[Eb] with a corncob [Bb] pipe and a burton [F] nose, and two [Bb] eyes made out of coal.
Frosty the [Eb] Snowman is a fairy [Bb] tale they say, [Eb] he was made of [Bb] snow,
but the children [F] know how he came to [Bb] life one day.
[Eb] There must have [Bb] been some magic [F] in that old silk [Bb] hat they found,
[F] for when they placed it on his [C] head, he began to [F] dance around.
[Bb] Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was alive as [Gm] he could be,
[Eb] and the children [Bb] say he could laugh and [F] play just the same as [Bb] you and me.
[F]
[Bb] You [Eb] know Dasher and [Dm] Dancer and [Cm] Prancer [Bb] and Vixen,
[Eb] Comet [Dm] and Cupid [Cm] and Donner [Bb] and Blitzen,
but do you [Gm] recall the [C] most famous reindeer of [F] all?
[Bb] Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a very [F] shiny robber,
and if you ever saw him, you would even [Bb] say it glowed.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and [F] call him names,
they never let poor Rudolph join in any [Bb] reindeer games,
[Eb] but at one [Bb] forty Christmas [F] Eve, Santa [Bb] came to say,
[F] Rudolph with your nose so bright, [C] won't you guide [F] my sleigh tonight?
[Bb] Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted [F] out with glee,
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you'll go down in [Bb] history,
[F] you'll go down in [Bb] history.
[B]
[D] will want you, [Bm] when I'm [G] in love with somebody [C] else.
[G] And [C] in every Christmas season, the memory of Gene Autry comes back with three [Em] gold record hits.
[C] Here comes Santa Claus, here comes [G] Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane.
Gifts and bliss and awe, his [C] reindeer pulling on the rein.
[F] [G] Bells are [C] ringing, [Am] children [F] singing, [G] all is [C] merry and bright.
[F] [G] Hang your [C] stockings and [Am] say your [F] prayers, [G] Santa Claus [C] comes tonight.
[F] [Dm] [Bb] For the children, Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was a [Bb] jolly happy soul,
[Eb] with a corncob [Bb] pipe and a burton [F] nose, and two [Bb] eyes made out of coal.
Frosty the [Eb] Snowman is a fairy [Bb] tale they say, [Eb] he was made of [Bb] snow,
but the children [F] know how he came to [Bb] life one day.
[Eb] There must have [Bb] been some magic [F] in that old silk [Bb] hat they found,
[F] for when they placed it on his [C] head, he began to [F] dance around.
[Bb] Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was alive as [Gm] he could be,
[Eb] and the children [Bb] say he could laugh and [F] play just the same as [Bb] you and me.
[F]
[Bb] You [Eb] know Dasher and [Dm] Dancer and [Cm] Prancer [Bb] and Vixen,
[Eb] Comet [Dm] and Cupid [Cm] and Donner [Bb] and Blitzen,
but do you [Gm] recall the [C] most famous reindeer of [F] all?
[Bb] Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was a very [F] shiny robber,
and if you ever saw him, you would even [Bb] say it glowed.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and [F] call him names,
they never let poor Rudolph join in any [Bb] reindeer games,
[Eb] but at one [Bb] forty Christmas [F] Eve, Santa [Bb] came to say,
[F] Rudolph with your nose so bright, [C] won't you guide [F] my sleigh tonight?
[Bb] Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted [F] out with glee,
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you'll go down in [Bb] history,
[F] you'll go down in [Bb] history.
[B]
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[G] _ _ _ [D] _ [G] _ _ I know that someday _ you'll want me, [Em]
[D] will want you, _ _ [Bm] when I'm [G] in love with _ somebody [C] else.
[G] And [C] in every Christmas season, the memory of Gene Autry comes back with three [Em] gold record hits.
[C] Here comes Santa Claus, here comes [G] Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane.
Gifts and bliss and awe, his [C] reindeer pulling on the rein.
[F] [G] Bells are [C] ringing, [Am] children [F] singing, [G] all is [C] merry and bright.
[F] [G] Hang your [C] stockings and [Am] say your [F] prayers, [G] Santa Claus [C] comes tonight.
[F] _ [Dm] _ [Bb] For the children, Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was a [Bb] jolly happy soul,
[Eb] with a corncob [Bb] pipe and a burton [F] nose, and two [Bb] eyes made out of coal.
Frosty the [Eb] Snowman is a fairy [Bb] tale they say, [Eb] he was made of [Bb] snow,
but the children [F] know how he came to [Bb] life one day.
[Eb] There must have [Bb] been some magic [F] in that old silk [Bb] hat they found,
[F] for when they placed it on his [C] head, he began to [F] dance around.
[Bb] _ Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was alive as [Gm] he could be,
[Eb] and the children [Bb] say he could laugh and [F] play just the same as [Bb] you and me.
[F] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ You [Eb] know Dasher and [Dm] Dancer and [Cm] Prancer [Bb] and Vixen,
[Eb] Comet [Dm] and Cupid [Cm] and Donner [Bb] and Blitzen,
but do you [Gm] recall the [C] most famous reindeer of [F] all?
_ _ [Bb] Rudolph the _ _ Red-Nosed Reindeer was a very [F] shiny robber,
and if you ever saw him, you would even [Bb] say it glowed.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and [F] call him names,
they never let poor Rudolph join in any [Bb] reindeer games,
[Eb] but at one [Bb] forty Christmas [F] Eve, Santa [Bb] came to say,
[F] Rudolph with your nose so bright, [C] won't you guide [F] my sleigh tonight?
[Bb] Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted [F] out with glee,
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you'll go down in [Bb] history,
_ [F] you'll go down in [Bb] history. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[D] will want you, _ _ [Bm] when I'm [G] in love with _ somebody [C] else.
[G] And [C] in every Christmas season, the memory of Gene Autry comes back with three [Em] gold record hits.
[C] Here comes Santa Claus, here comes [G] Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane.
Gifts and bliss and awe, his [C] reindeer pulling on the rein.
[F] [G] Bells are [C] ringing, [Am] children [F] singing, [G] all is [C] merry and bright.
[F] [G] Hang your [C] stockings and [Am] say your [F] prayers, [G] Santa Claus [C] comes tonight.
[F] _ [Dm] _ [Bb] For the children, Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was a [Bb] jolly happy soul,
[Eb] with a corncob [Bb] pipe and a burton [F] nose, and two [Bb] eyes made out of coal.
Frosty the [Eb] Snowman is a fairy [Bb] tale they say, [Eb] he was made of [Bb] snow,
but the children [F] know how he came to [Bb] life one day.
[Eb] There must have [Bb] been some magic [F] in that old silk [Bb] hat they found,
[F] for when they placed it on his [C] head, he began to [F] dance around.
[Bb] _ Frosty the [Eb] Snowman was alive as [Gm] he could be,
[Eb] and the children [Bb] say he could laugh and [F] play just the same as [Bb] you and me.
[F] _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ You [Eb] know Dasher and [Dm] Dancer and [Cm] Prancer [Bb] and Vixen,
[Eb] Comet [Dm] and Cupid [Cm] and Donner [Bb] and Blitzen,
but do you [Gm] recall the [C] most famous reindeer of [F] all?
_ _ [Bb] Rudolph the _ _ Red-Nosed Reindeer was a very [F] shiny robber,
and if you ever saw him, you would even [Bb] say it glowed.
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and [F] call him names,
they never let poor Rudolph join in any [Bb] reindeer games,
[Eb] but at one [Bb] forty Christmas [F] Eve, Santa [Bb] came to say,
[F] Rudolph with your nose so bright, [C] won't you guide [F] my sleigh tonight?
[Bb] Then how the reindeer loved him, as they shouted [F] out with glee,
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, you'll go down in [Bb] history,
_ [F] you'll go down in [Bb] history. _
_ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _