Chords for ABBA, Olivia Newton-John & Andy Gibb performing Beach Boys

I used to sing for fun in a coffee lounge.
My brother-in-law had a coffee lounge and I used to go in there and
there was a folk singer in there and I used to sing along with him singing harmonies and so he eventually
said why don't you come up on stage and sing with me which I did and
[G#] I was still at school, but on Fridays and Saturdays
I used to go [D#] in there and sing along and somebody came in and [N] heard me sing and said why don't you
Go in for this talent contest that was on [G] television coming up.
So more or [C] less out of fun
I did [F] it and I won it and that sort of started everything off and then in 71
I [C#] recorded really for the first time and that was If Not For You and that was really the start of it all.
That's a big one.
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_ _ Help me Ron, _ help me Ron, help, help me _ [D] _ _ _
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_ _ _ Ron.
[Em] Help me Ron, [D] help, help me Ron, [Am] help me Ron, [D] get _ her out [G] of my heart. _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ Well that's [C] some great songs.
I know one you could start off with your [G] voice.
Ba, ba, ba, barbaran.
You want to do that?
[G] You can, you can do that.
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Ba, ba, ba, _ barbaran.
Ba, ba, ba, _ _ _ _ _ _ barbaran.
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_ You got me working [D] and rolling, rocking and a-whirling, [A] barbaran, barbaran. _ _ _
Do a dance, looking for romance, so barbaran, so I thought I'd take a chance, [D] barbaran.
Ba, ba, ba, _ _ barbaran.
This is the wrong way round.
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Rocking and a [D]-rolling, rocking and a [A]-whirling, barbaran, barbaran, barbaran.
Ba, ba, ba, barbaran. _
_ How [D] come you're doing the high part and I'm doing the low part?
_ [F] _ Do some opera.
[G] Huh?
Why do you sing [D#] some opera?
_ _ Actually I don't know many songs, you know, and [Gm] just a few.
Just give us a few bars.
You have got a [E] good opera voice.
You can sing scales.
Double the notes.
The one you're rehearsing. _
_ _ The one you've been rehearsing for a week now.
_ _ _ [B] That's not [F#] fair.
That's not fair. _ _
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_ Do you have any musical sisters or brothers, Andy? _
_ _ _ _ _ Well, I've got a sister.
[G] _ _ I have two sisters and three brothers.
Oh [G#] yeah, what do they do?
_ _ _ My three brothers have got this group together, they've started up.
Oh yeah, how [N] do they do it?
I don't know, they've got this album, they're trying to get off the road.
Oh, it's not that fever thing.
I'll never take off that.
I'm telling them, they might listen.
Anyway.
_ _ No, my sister does sing, but she now breeds dogs in Australia.
She did once join them for about a year on stage.
The dogs?
Yeah. _ _ _ _ _