Chords for Tony Bennett ~ My Favorite Things & The Christmas Song Medley 1995

He is a legend, a living legend, as relevant now as ever he was.
Please welcome Tony Bennett. _ _ _
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Rain drops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woolen [C] mittens.
_ [Ebm] Paper packages [Ab] tied up with strings, [Cm] _
these are a few [G] of my favorite things.
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Cream colored ponies in crisp apple streaks, _ [C] doorbells that slay bells and schnitzels with noose.
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Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings, [C] these [Db] are a few.
[G] _ _ [C] _ [Dm] Girls in white dresses [Am] with blue satin sashes, [Ab] _ _ snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes.
[Fm] Silver white [Eb] winters that melt into spring, these are [Db] a few of my [Fm] favorite things.
_ When the dog bites, [G] when the [Fm] bee stings, when I'm [Bb] feeling sad, _ I [C] simply remember [Fm]
my [D] favorite things [Db] and then I don't [Bbm] feel _ [Fm] so _ bad.
John Williams, music!
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When the [Fm] dog [Am] bites, [Bbm] when the bee stings, [C] when I'm feeling sad, _ I simply remember my favorite things and then [Bbm] I don't feel _ [Cm] _ so bad.
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_ Here's a song I'd love to sing on this wonderful night, written by Mel Torme and Bob Wells and made famous by the wonderful Nat King Cole. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ Chestnuts [Bb] roasting [Eb] on an open _ fire, _ _ _ _ Jack Frost [Ab] nubbing at your nose, [G] _ _ _ [Cm] _
_ [B] Yuletide carols [Eb] being sung [Am] by a choir,
[D] _ _ [G] And folks [Abm]
dressed up like [Gb] Eskimos, _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] everybody knows, [Bb] a turkey and [Eb] some mistletoe [Bb] _ will [Eb] _ help to make the [Ab] season bright.
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_ _ [Cm] _ _ Tiny [Abm] tots _ [Eb] with their eyes all [Am] aglow _ [Gm]
will find it [Fm] hard to [Eb] sleep tonight.
_ _ They know [Bbm] that _ _ Santa's [Db] on his way, _ [Eb] _ _
[Bbm] he's loaded lots of [Cm] toys and goodies [Ab] on his sleigh,
[Eb] _ _ And [Abm] every mother's [Db] child will want to spy, _ _ [C] to see if reindeer [F] really know how [Ab] to fly.
[Bb] _ _ [A] And so _ [D] I'm [D] offering this [Ab] simple [Bb] phrase to [Cm] _ kids [Db] from one to [Ab] ninety-two,
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[Cm] Although _ [Abm] it's been said many [Eb] _
times, [Gm] many [Am] _ ways, [Ab] Merry _ _ [Gm] Christmas _ _ [Bb] _
to _ _ _ [Gm] you.
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_ _ _ _ Tony Bennett will return later, but stay tuned for some of John Williams' own music [B] and the