#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## #037 {title:Going to the Zoo} {st:Tom Paxton} [D]Daddy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow, Z[A7]oo tomorrow, zoo tomorrow; D[D]addy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow, And [A7]we can stay all d[D]ay. {c:Chorus:} W[D]e're going to the z[G]oo, zoo, zoo; How about y[D]ou, you, you? You can come [A7]too, too, too; We're going to the z[D]oo, [A7]zoo, z[D]oo. See the elephnat with the long trunk swingin' Great big ears and a long trunk swingin' Snuffin' up peanuts with the long trunk swingin' And we can stay all day. {c:Chorus.} See all the monkeys, they're a scritch-scritch-scratchin' Jumping around and scritch-scritch-scratchin' Hangin' by their long tails (scritch-scritch-scratchin') And we can stay all day. {c:Chorus.} There's a big black bear, he's a huff-huff-puffin' Coat's too heavy, he's a-huff-huff-puffin' Don't get too near the huff-huff-puffin' Or You won't stay all day. {c:Chorus.} Well the seals in the pool all honk honk honkin' Catchin' the fish and honk honk honkin' Little tiny seals all (high pitched) honk honk honkin' And we can stay all day. {c:Chorus.} (slower) Well we stayed all day and I'm gettin' sleepy, Sittin' in the car gettin' sleep sleep sleepy, Home already and I'm sleep sleep sleepy, And we have stayed all day. We've been to the zoo, zoo, zoo; How about you, you, you? You came too, too, too; We're been to the zoo, zoo, zoo. Mommy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow, Zoo tomorrow, zoo tomorrow; Mommy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow, And we can stay all day. {c:Chorus.} {c:Chorus.} # # Submitted to the ftp.nevada.edu:/pub/guitar archives # by Steve Putz # 7 September 1992
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## # Date: Tue, 8 Oct 1996 17:40:10 +0100 (BST) From: Rev Linda Slug Subject: Jimmy Newman crd Jimmy Newman - Tom Paxton E A E Get up Jimmy Newman the morning is come F E The engine's are rumbling the coffee's all brewed A E Get up Jimmy Newman there's work to be done F B And why do you lie there still sleeping E A There's a waiting line forming to use the latrine E B And the sun is just opening the sky E A E The breakfast they're serving just has to be seen F E And you've only to open your eyes A E Get up Jimmy Newman my radio's on F E The news is all bad but it's good for a laugh A E The tent flap is loose and the peg must be gone F B Why do you lie there still sleeping E A The night nurse is gone and the sexy one's here E B And she tells us such beautiful lies E A E Her uniform's tight on her marvellous rear F E And you've only to open your eyes A E Get up Jimmy Newman you're missing the fun F E We're loading the plane Jim it's time to go home A E It's over for us there's no more to be done F B And why do you lie there still sleeping E A It's stateside for us Jim the folks may not know E B We'll let it be such a surprise E A E They're loading us next Jim we're ready to go F E And you've only to open your eyes A E Get up Jimmy Newman they won't take my word F E I said you sleep hard but they're shaking their heads A E Get up Jimmy Newman and show them you heard F B Jimmy just show them you're sleeping E A A joke is a joke but there's nothing to gain E B Jim I'd slap you but I'm too weak to rise E A E Get up damn it Jimmy you're missing the plane F And you've only to open your eyes Transcribed 2nd March 1996 by David Linley dal23@hermes.cam.ac.uk
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## To: jamesb@animal-farm.nevada.edu Subject: CRD: Tom Paxton- Last Thing On My Mind Last Thing on My Mind by Tom Paxton 4/4 time Verse 1: |D |G |D |D It's a lesson too late for the learning, |A |A |D |D made of sand, made of sand. |D |G |D |D In the wink of an eye my soul is turning |A |A |D |D In your hand, in your hand. Refrain: |A |A |G |G Are you going away with no word of farewell, |D |D |A |A Will there be not a trace left behind? |D |G |A |F#m I could have loved you better, I didn't mean to be unkind |G |G |D That was the last thing on my mind. Verse 2: You've got reasons aplenty for going. This I know, this I know. For the weeds have been steadily growing. Please don't go, please don't go. Repeat Refrain Verse 3: As I lie here in bed in the morning without you, without you. Every song in my breast dies a borning without you, without you. Repeat Refrain twice submitted by payerle@wam.umd.edu
hey every1 this is a really pretty song and i like to play it in C or G sorry if you dont. email me @ Tootsieroll813@aol.com with any suggestions or other good stuff like that. v1: G (C) C (F) theres a lesson to late for the learning C(F) G(C) D(G) G(C) made of sand, made of sand G(C) C(F) in the wink of an eye my soul is turning C(F) G(C) D(G) G(C) in your hand, in your hand refrain/chorus/whatever you want to call it: D(G) C(F) G(C) are you going away with no word of farewell? C(F) G(C) D(G) will there be not a trace left behind? G(C) C(F) well i could have loved you better, G(C) i didnt mean to be unkind D/Dmaj7(G) G(C) you know that was the last thing on my mind v2: youve got reasons a plenty for going this i know, this i know for the weeds have been steadily growing please dont go, please dont go repeat refrain/chorus/thing v3: as i lie [here] in my bed in the morning without you, without you every song in my breast dies a borning without you, without you repeat refrain and are you going away with no word of farewell? will there be not a trace left behind? well i could have loved you better, i didnt mean to be unkind you know that be the last thing on my mind well you know that was the last thing on my mind ending part: G(C) C(F) D/Dmaj7(G) C(F) G(C) there you go hope my chords werent to confusing for everyone email me with all your complaints bye!! ~luv sarah
[Verse 1] Am I got a letter from L.b.J Dm It said, "This is your lucky day" Am E7 Am E7 It's time to put your khaki trousers on Am Though it may seem very queer Dm We've got no jobs to give you here Am E7 Am So we are sending you to Vietnam [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending fifty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 2] Am I jumped off the old troop ship Dm And sank in mud up to my hips Am E7 Am E7 I cussed until the captain called me down Am Never mind how hard it's raining Dm Think of all the ground we're gaining Am E7 Am Just don't take one step outside of town [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending sixty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 3] Am Every night the local gentry Dm Slip out past the sleeping sentry Am E7 Am E7 They go to join the old V.C. Am In their nightly little dramas Dm They put on their black pajamas Am E7 Am And come lobbing mortar shells at me [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending seventy thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 4] Am We go round in helicopters Dm Like a bunch of big grasshoppers Am E7 Am E7 Searching for the Viet Cong in vain Am They left a note that they had gone Dm They had to get down to Saigon Am E7 Am Their government positions to maintain [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending eighty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 5] Am Well, here I sit in this rice paddy Dm Wondering about Big Daddy Am E7 Am E7 And I know that Lyndon loves me so Am Yet how sadly I remember Dm Way back yonder in November Am E7 Am When↓
[Verse 1] Am I got a letter from L.b.J Dm It said, "This is your lucky day" Am E7 Am E7 It's time to put your khaki trousers on Am Though it may seem very queer Dm We've got no jobs to give you here Am E7 Am So we are sending you to Vietnam [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending fifty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 2] Am I jumped off the old troop ship Dm And sank in mud up to my hips Am E7 Am E7 I cussed until the captain called me down Am Never mind how hard it's raining Dm Think of all the ground we're gaining Am E7 Am Just don't take one step outside of town [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending sixty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 3] Am Every night the local gentry Dm Slip out past the sleeping sentry Am E7 Am E7 They go to join the old V.C. Am In their nightly little dramas Dm They put on their black pajamas Am E7 Am And come lobbing mortar shells at me [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending seventy thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 4] Am We go round in helicopters Dm Like a bunch of big grasshoppers Am E7 Am E7 Searching for the Viet Cong in vain Am They left a note that they had gone Dm They had to get down to Saigon Am E7 Am Their government positions to maintain [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending eighty thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese [Verse 5] Am Well, here I sit in this rice paddy Dm Wondering about Big Daddy Am E7 Am E7 And I know that Lyndon loves me so Am Yet how sadly I remember Dm Way back yonder in November Am E7 Am When he said I'd never have to go [Chorus] F C And Lyndon Johnson told the nation Dm Am Have no fear of escalation E7 Am I am trying everyone to please F C Though it isn't really war Dm Am We're sending a hundred thousand more E7 Am E7 To help save Vietnam from Vietnamese
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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: gocek@eso.mc.xerox.com (Gary Gocek) I couldn't find a Paxton recording, so this is from what I got from this newsgroup as well as the Peter, Paul and Mary recording. {title:The Marvelous Toy} {st:Tom Paxton} When [D]I was just a [A7]wee little lad, [D]full of health and [A7]joy, My [G]father homeward [D]came one night and [E]gave to me a [A7]toy. A [D]wonder to be[A7]hold it was, with [D]many colors [G]bright, And the moment I lay [D]eyes on it, it be[E]came my [A7]heart's delight. {start_of_chorus} It went [D]zip when it moved and [A7]pop when it stopped, And [D]whirrrrrr when it stood [G]still. I never knew just [D]what it was and I [A7]guess I never [D]will. {end_of_chorus} The [D]first time that I [A7]picked it up, I [D]had a big [A7]surprise, 'Cause [G]right on the bottom were [D]two big buttons that [E]looked like big green [A7]eyes. I [D]first pushed one and [A7]then the other, [D]then I twisted its [G]lid, And when I set it [D]down again, [E]here is what it [A7]did. {c: chorus} It [D]first marched left and [A7]then marched straight, [D]then marched under a [A7]chair, And [G]when I looked where [D]it had gone it [E]wasn't even [A7]there. I [D]started to cry but my [A7]daddy laughted 'cause he [D]knew that I would [G]find, When I turned around my [D]marvelous toy would be [E]chugging on be[A7]hind. {c: chorus} The [D]years have gone by too [A7]quickly it seems, now [D]I have my own little [A7]boy, And [G]yesterday I [D]gave to him my [E]marvelous little [A7]toy. His [D]eyes nearly popped right [A7]out of his head and he [D]gave a squeal of [G]glee, Neither one of us knows just [D]what it is but he [E]loves it just like [A7]me. {c: chorus}
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: armstron@rhea.trl.OZ.AU (Martin Armstrong ) Originally sent in by John Schuster ages ago (not sure if it was archived at Nevada). Great little song called Marvelous Toy. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Marvelous Toy - Tom Paxton ============= D A7 D G When I was just a wee little lad Full of health and joy G D E A7 My father homeward came one night And gave to me a toy D A7 D G A wonder to behold it was with many colors bright G D E7 A7 And the moment I laid eyes on it. It became my hearts delight Chorus: D A7 D G It went zip when it moved, bop when it stopped and whir when it stood still G D A7 D I never knew just what it was and I guess I never will The first time that I picked it up I got a big surprise For right on the bottom were two big buttons that looked like big green eyes. I first pushed one, then the other, then I twisted its lid And when I put it down again, here is what it did. Chorus It first marched left, then marched right, then marched under a chair. And when I looked where it had gone, it wasn't even there I started to cry, but my daddy laughed for he knew that I would find When I looked around, my marvellous toy, just a'chugging from behind. Chorus Well, the years have gone by too swiftly it seems, I now have my own little boy And yesterday, I gave to him my marvelous little toy. His eyes nearly popped right out of his head, he gave a squeal of glee Neither one of us knows just what it is, but he loves it just like me Chorus I've been doing this song for MANY years and (if I remember correctly without my guitar in hand) generally play it in C but the chord progression is simple enough to allow it to be played in whatever key fits your vocal range. Regards, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ John J. Schuster ELECTRONICS ENGINEER UNIV. OF MS. /^^^^^^^ OFFICE (601)232-7206 OCIS MESSAGES (601)232-5043 POWERS HALL, RM. 302 / BITNET CCJJS@UMSVM UNIVERSITY, MS 38677 /////// INTERNET CCJJS@VM.CC.OLEMISS.EDU ______________________________________________________________________________ Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 03:24:22 -0500 (EST) From: EJL Subject: Marvelous Toy by Tom Paxton..third try..first two no good The Marvelous Toy--Tom Paxton C............G7.............C..................G7 When I was just a wee little lad full of health and joy F................C..................D7...........G7 My father home-ward came one night and gave to me a toy C............G7...............C.........F......... A wonder to behold it was, with many colors bright ..................F...............D7.................G7. The moment I laid eyes on it, it became my hearts delight CH: C.......................G7............... It went ZIP when it moved, and BOP when it stopped C...↓
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: armstron@rhea.trl.OZ.AU (Martin Armstrong ) Originally sent in by John Schuster ages ago (not sure if it was archived at Nevada). Great little song called Marvelous Toy. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Marvelous Toy - Tom Paxton ============= D A7 D G When I was just a wee little lad Full of health and joy G D E A7 My father homeward came one night And gave to me a toy D A7 D G A wonder to behold it was with many colors bright G D E7 A7 And the moment I laid eyes on it. It became my hearts delight Chorus: D A7 D G It went zip when it moved, bop when it stopped and whir when it stood still G D A7 D I never knew just what it was and I guess I never will The first time that I picked it up I got a big surprise For right on the bottom were two big buttons that looked like big green eyes. I first pushed one, then the other, then I twisted its lid And when I put it down again, here is what it did. Chorus It first marched left, then marched right, then marched under a chair. And when I looked where it had gone, it wasn't even there I started to cry, but my daddy laughed for he knew that I would find When I looked around, my marvellous toy, just a'chugging from behind. Chorus Well, the years have gone by too swiftly it seems, I now have my own little boy And yesterday, I gave to him my marvelous little toy. His eyes nearly popped right out of his head, he gave a squeal of glee Neither one of us knows just what it is, but he loves it just like me Chorus I've been doing this song for MANY years and (if I remember correctly without my guitar in hand) generally play it in C but the chord progression is simple enough to allow it to be played in whatever key fits your vocal range. Regards, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ John J. Schuster ELECTRONICS ENGINEER UNIV. OF MS. /^^^^^^^ OFFICE (601)232-7206 OCIS MESSAGES (601)232-5043 POWERS HALL, RM. 302 / BITNET CCJJS@UMSVM UNIVERSITY, MS 38677 /////// INTERNET CCJJS@VM.CC.OLEMISS.EDU ______________________________________________________________________________ Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 03:24:22 -0500 (EST) From: EJL Subject: Marvelous Toy by Tom Paxton..third try..first two no good The Marvelous Toy--Tom Paxton C............G7.............C..................G7 When I was just a wee little lad full of health and joy F................C..................D7...........G7 My father home-ward came one night and gave to me a toy C............G7...............C.........F......... A wonder to behold it was, with many colors bright ..................F...............D7.................G7. The moment I laid eyes on it, it became my hearts delight CH: C.......................G7............... It went ZIP when it moved, and BOP when it stopped C...................F....................... And WHIRRR when it stood still ...................C...............G7...............C I never knew just what it was And I guess I never will 2)The first time that I picked it up I had a big surprise For right on it's bottom were 2 big buttons that looked like big green eyes I first pushed one and then the other and then I twisted it's lid And when I set it down again, this is what it did CH: 3)It first marched left and then marched right and then marched under a chair And when I looked where it had gone it wasn't even there I started to sob and daddy laughed, for he knew what I would find When I turned around my marvelous toy, chugging from behind CH: 4)The years have gone by quickly it seems, I have my own little boy And yesterday I gave to him, my own marvelous little toy His eyes nearly popped right out of his head and he gave a squeal of glee Neither one of us knows just what it is but he loves it just like me CH: I always think of this as a Christmas song. I used periods between chords cuz my editor otherwise moves them around. ejl33@delphi.com ejl33@aol.com
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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the# #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.# #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Date: Fri, 1 May 98 00:11:34 -0600 From: mrtom@telusplanet.net Subject: p/paxton_tom/my_dogs_bigger_than_your_dog.crd p/paxton_tom/my_dogs_bigger_than_your_dog.tab transcribed by tom watson this song is from the dog songs album mrtom@bigfoot.com My Dog?s Bigger Than Your Dog Tom Paxton G My Dog?s Bigger Than Your Dog G D My Dog?s Bigger Than Your?s G C My Dog?s Bigger and he chases Mailmen G D G My Dog?s Bigger Than Your?s -------------- G My Dad?s Thougher Than Your Dad G D My Dad?s Thougher Than Your?s G C My Dad?s Thougher and he can yell louder G D G My Dad?s Thougher Than Your?s. -------------- C G I?m not afraid of the dark anymore D G I can tie my shoe C G I have been to the country C D G and I am goin to school.....NA! -------------- instrumental GG D G C G D G G G Our Car?s Faster Than Your Car G D Our Car?s Faster Than Your?s G C It has a louder horn, It bumps other cars G D G Our Car?s Faster Than Your?s G D G NA NA - NA NA NA - NA......... -------------- G My Mom?s older Than Your Mom G D My Mom?s older Than Your?s G C She takes smelly baths, She hides the grey hairs G D G My Mom?s older Than Your?s. -------------- C G I?m not afraid of the dark anymore D G I can tie my shoe C G I have been to the country C D G and I am goin to school G D G NA NA - NA NA NA - NA......... This is only part of the tab.. There is a very fast flat picked arrangement in the background. It is a song and this part is a fairly easy finger picked arrangement. It is very popular with the kids. G e|--------------------------------| b|--0---0-------------------------| g|-----------2^0-----------0------| d|------0----------2--0-----------| a|--------------------------------| E|--3-----------------------------| My Dog?s Bigger Than Your Dog G D e|------------------------------| b|--0---0-----------------------| g|-----------2^0--------2-------| d|------0----------2---0--------| a|------------------------------| E|--3---------------------------| My Dog?s Bigger Than Your?s G C e|--------------------------------------| b|--0--0---------------1--1-------------| g|-----------2^0---------------2^0------| d|-----0-----------2------2--------2----| a|---------------------3-----------3----| E|--3-----------------------------------| My Dog?s Bigger and he chases Mailmen G D G e|-------------------------------------------| b|--0---0------------------------------------| g|-----------2^0--------0--------------------| d|------0----------4--------2--0-------------| a|---------------------------------2---------| E|--3-------------------3--------------------| My Dog?s Bigger Than Your?s
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: wmuhrw@gemini.ldc.lu.se (Hugh R. Williamson, World Maritime University, Malmo, SWEDEN) Subject: TAB: Wasn't that a party by Tom Paxton You might remember this one from the Pop Charts a few years back, done by a group called the (Irish) Rovers. The Party by Tom Paxton (C)Could have been the whisky, Might have been the gin. Could have the three or four six packs I don't know, but (C7)look at the mess I'm in My head is like a (F)football, I think I'm going to die Tell me , (G) me oh me oh my (C)Wasn't that a Party Someone took a grapefruit wore it like a hat I saw someone under my kitchen table talking to an old tomcat They were talking about football the cat was talking back Round about then everything went black. Wasn't that a party BREAK: (F)It might have been my memory Playing tricks on me but I (G7)think I saw my buddy cutting down my neighbours tree. Could have been the whisky, Might have been the gin. Could have the three or four six packs I don't know, but look at the mess I'm in My head is like a football, I think I'm going to die Tell me , me oh me oh my Wasn't that a Party BREAK (Instrumental) Could have been the whisky, Might have been the gin. Could have the three or four six packs I don't know, but look at the mess I'm in My head is like a football, I think I'm going to die Tell me , me oh me oh my Wasn't that a Party BREAK (2): and Bill, and Joe and Tommy well, they went a little far They were sitting in the front yard blowing on the siren of somebody's police car. So you see , your Honour it was all in fun That little bitty track meet down on main street was just to see if the cops could run Well they run us down to see you in an alcoholic haze Sure could use those thirty days to recover from the party Well they run us down to see you in an alcoholic haze Sure could use those thirty days to recover from the party Could have been the whisky, Might have been the gin. Could have the three or four six packs I don't know, but look at the mess I'm in My head is like a football, got to get better to die Tell me , me oh me oh my Wasn't that a Party
This World Goes Round - Tom Paxton G C G This world goes round and round. D7 G Green leaves will turn to brown. D7 What goes up must come down. C G It all comes back to you. And you find whatever you feel. You lose whatever you steal. D7 Just like a spinning wheel, C G the world goes round and round. (Guitar solo) G People knocking on the golden door. D7 They got plenty but they all want more. C They don't know what they're looking for. G D7 G And the world goes round and round. (Repeat first verse.) We keep fightin' but we just can't win. Looks like we're going to do it again. That's just where I came in, And the world goes round and round. (Repeat first verse.) Rain water runs down to sea. Evaporation makes the clouds fly free. Then it comes and it rains on me. And the world goes round and round. (Repeat first verse.)