Chords:
{t: Nursery Rhymes }
{artist:Various}
{key: C}
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{c:Twinkle Twinkle Little Star}
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(Same tune as the Alphabet Song)
[C] Twinkle, twinkle [F] little [C] star
[G7] How I [C] wonder [G] what you [C] are
Up a[F]bove the [C] world so [G] high
[C] Like a [F] diamond [C] in the [G] sky
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[C] Twinkle, twinkle [F] little [C] star
[F] How I [C] wonder [G] what you [C] are
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{c:Incy Wincy Spider}
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[D] Incy Wincy Spider climbed [A] up the water [D] spout
Down came the rain and [A] washed the spider [D] out
[G] Out came the [D] sunshine and [G] dried up all the [D] rain
And Incy Wincy spider climbed [A] up the spout a[D]gain
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[D] Incy Wincy Spider climbed [A] up the water [D] spout
Down came the rain and [A] washed the spider [D] out
[G] Out came the [D] sunshine and [G] dried up all the [D] rain
And Incy Wincy spider climbed [A] up the spout a[D]gain
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{c:Hey Diddle Diddle}
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[G] Hey diddle diddle,
The [D7] cat and the fiddle,
The [G] cow jumped over the [D7] moon,
The [C] little dog laughed to [G] see such sport,
And the [D7] dish ran away with the [G] spoon.
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{c:Baa Baa Black Sheep}
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[G] Baa baa [D] black sheep, [C] have you any [G] wool?
[C] Yes sir, [G] yes sir, [D] three bags [G] full.
[G] One for my [C] master, [G] one for my [D] dame.
[G] One for the [C] little boy who [G] lives [D] down the [G] lane.
{np}
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{c:Hickory Dickory Dock}
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[C] Hickory [G7] Dickory [C] Dock
The [F] mouse ran [G7] up the [C] clock
The [F] clock struck one
The [C] mouse ran down
[G7] Hickory Dickory [C] Dock
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[C] Hickory [G7] Dickory [C] Dock
The [F] mouse ran [G7] up the [C] clock
The [F] clock struck two
The [C] mouse said "boo"
[G7] Hickory Dickory [C] Dock
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[C] Hickory [G7] Dickory [C] Dock
The [F] mouse ran [G7] up the [C] clock
The [F] clock struck three
The [C] mouse said "wee"
[G7] Hickory Dickory [C] Dock
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[C] Hickory [G7] Dickory [C] Dock
The [F] mouse ran [G7] up the [C] clock
The [F] clock struck four
The [C] mouse said "no more"
[G7] Hickory Dickory [C] Dock
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[C] Dickery [G7] dickery [C]dare
The [F] pig flew [G7] up in the [C] air
The [F] man in brown
Soon [C] brought him down
[G7] Dickery dickery [C] dare
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{c:Hot Cross Buns}
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[C] Hot [G7] cross [C] buns.
[C] Hot [G7] cross [C] buns.
[C] One a penny, [G7] two a penny,
[C] Hot [G7] cross [C] buns.
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[C] Give them to your [G7] daughters.
Or [C] give them to your [F] sons.
[C] One a penny, [G7] two a penny,
[C] Hot [G7] cross [C] buns.
{np}
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{c:Three Blind Mice}
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[C] Three [G] blind [C] mice.
[C] Three [G] blind [C] mice.
[C] See [G7] how they [C] run. See [G7] how they [C] run.
[C] They all ran [G7] after the [C] farmer's wife.
She cut off their [G7] tails with a [C] carving knife.
Have you ever [G7] seen such a [C] sight in your life?
As three [G] blind [C] mice.
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{c:Humpty Dumpty}
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[G] Humpty Dumpty [D7] sat on the [G] wall,
[G] Humpty Dumpty [D7] had a great [G] fall.
[C] All the king's [G] horses and [D7] all the king's [G] men,
[G] Couldn't put [C] Humpty to[D7]gether a[G]gain.
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{c:Its Raining, Its Pouring}
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[C] It's raining, it's pouring;
[C] The old man is snoring.
[G] He went to bed and he
[G] Bumped his head
[G7] And he couldn't get up in the
[C] morning.
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{c:Jack And Jill}
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[C] Jack and [F] Jill
Went [C] up the [F] hill
to [C] fetch a [F] pail of [C] water
[F] Jack fell [G7] down
And [C] broke his [F] crown
And [C] Jill came [G] tumbling [C] after
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[C] Up Jack [F] got
And [C] home did [F] trot
As [C] fast as [F] he could [C] caper
[F] Went to [G7] bed
And [C] wrapped his [F] head
With [C] vinegar [G] and brown [C] paper.
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{c:Little Bo-Peep}
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[C] Little Bo-peep has [G7] lost her sheep
And [C] can't tell where to [G] find them
[F] Leave them a[C]lone and [G7] they'll come [C] home
[C] Wagging their [G7] tails be[C]hind them.
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{c:Sing a Song of Six Pence}
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[C] Sing a song of [F] sixpence, a [C] pocket full of [G7] rye;
[C] Four and twenty [F] blackbirds, [G] baked in a [C] pie.
[C] When the pie was [F] opened, they [C] all began to [G7] sing.
Now, [C] wasn't that a [F] dainty dish, to [G] set before the [C] King?
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The [C] King was in his [F] countinghouse, [C] counting out his [G7] money;
The [C] Queen was in the [F] parlor, [G] eating bread and [C] honey.
The [C] maid was in the [F] garden, [C] hanging out the [G7] clothes.
AC]long there came a big [F] black bird, And [G] snipped off her [C] nose!
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{c:Little Jack Horner}
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[G] Little Jack Horner [C] sat in a corner
[D7] Eating a christmas [G] pie
He [G] put in his thumb
and [C] pulled out a plum,
and [D7] cried, "What a good boy, am [G] I!
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{c:Old MacDonald Had a Farm}
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[C] Old MacDonald [F] had a [C] farm.
[C] E-I-[G] E-I-[C] O.
And on that farm he [F] had a [C] cow.
[C] E-I-[G] E-I-[C] O.
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[C] With a moo-moo here
And a moo-moo there.
Here a moo, there a moo,
Everywhere a moo-moo.
[C] Old MacDonald [F] had a [C] farm.
[C] E-I-[G] E-I-[C] O.
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{c:Polly Put The Kettle On}
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[F] Polly put the kettle on,
[G7] Polly put the [C7] kettle on,
[F] Polly put the kettle on,
We'll [G7] all [C7] have [F] tea.
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[F] Sukey, take it [C7] off a[F]gain,
[Bb] Sukey, take it [G7] off a[C7]gain,
[F] Sukey, take it [C7] off a[F]gain,
They've [G7] all [C7] gone a[F]way
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{c:Mary Had a Little Lamb}
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[C] Mary had a little lamb,
[G] Little lamb, [C] Little lamb.
Mary had a little lamb
whose [G] fleece was white as [C] snow.
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And everywhere that Mary went,
[G] Mary went, [C] Mary went
Everywhere that Mary went
the [G] lamb was sure to [C] go.
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{c:I'm a Little Teapot }
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[G] I'm a little teapot
[C] Short and [G] stout.
[D7] Here is my [G] handle
[D7] Here is my [G] spout.
[G] When I get all steamed up
[C] Here me [G] shout.
[C] Tip me over and
[G] Pour [D] me [G] out.
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{c:Michael Finnegan}
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[C] There was an old man named Michael Finnegan.
[G7] He had whiskers on his chinnegan.
[C] They fell out and then grew in again.
[G] Poor old Michael [C] Finnegan. Begin again.
