Chords for Stories of My Life, by David Waggoner – Score & Sound
Tempo:
103.45 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
D
Ab
Db
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
[D] [G]
[Em] [G]
[C] [D]
Can [G] I go [A] where the wild things [C] are and feel the wind [G] in the willows?
[C] A wrinkle [D] in [Bm] time can lead [Em] to a rhyme [Am] down where the sidewalk [D] [E] ends.
[G] The little house [A] in the great big woods [C] conceals a secret [G]
garden.
[C] The [D] giving tree, [Bm] it grows there [Em] for me, [C] for you [D] and all [G] ends.
These are [C] the stories [D] of my life [G] that live from age [C] to [G] [Am] age.
[G] Come [C] with me [D] and [G] turn the [C] page.
[D]
[G] [C]
[D] [G] Charlotte's limbs [A] are for me, [C]
encircling [G] Stellaluna.
[C] The [D] snowy day, it [Em] leads me [A] away, and I'm [Am]
[D] honest and I [G] don't fake.
[A] Swan's captured me [C] and told me [G] Aesop's fables.
And [C] Alexander, [D] they say, [Bm] had a very bad day, [C] and now [D] I [G] understand.
These are the [C] stories of [D] my life that [G] live from age [C] to [Am] age.
[G] Come with me
[D] and [G] turn the [C] page.
[D] So many stories, [Bm] [Em] so many tales, [A] so many places [G] to go.
[C] [D] Will you [B] share them all [E] with me?
Only [Am] then will we both know where [Eb] we will go.
[Ab] Will you come [Bb] sail with me and [Db] discover [Bb] Treasure [Ab]
Island?
[Db] Stuart [Eb] Little will soon [Cm] say goodnight [Ab] to the moon.
[Bbm] There I shall [Eb] begin.
A lion [Ab] found in [Ab] Narnia [Bb] will call me, [Db] and soon I will [Ab] be drifting.
[Db] Michael Thompson, [Eb]
you're [Cm] such a good [Ab] friend to me, [Db] and to [Eb] [Ab] Huckleberry Finn.
These [Db] are the stories of [Eb] my life [Ab] that live from age [Db] to [Bbm] age.
Come [Bb] with me and turn [Ab] the page.
And turn [Fm] the page.
And [Ab] turn [Fm] the page.
[Db] And turn [Eb] the page.
[Ab]
[D] [G]
[Em] [G]
[C] [D]
Can [G] I go [A] where the wild things [C] are and feel the wind [G] in the willows?
[C] A wrinkle [D] in [Bm] time can lead [Em] to a rhyme [Am] down where the sidewalk [D] [E] ends.
[G] The little house [A] in the great big woods [C] conceals a secret [G]
garden.
[C] The [D] giving tree, [Bm] it grows there [Em] for me, [C] for you [D] and all [G] ends.
These are [C] the stories [D] of my life [G] that live from age [C] to [G] [Am] age.
[G] Come [C] with me [D] and [G] turn the [C] page.
[D]
[G] [C]
[D] [G] Charlotte's limbs [A] are for me, [C]
encircling [G] Stellaluna.
[C] The [D] snowy day, it [Em] leads me [A] away, and I'm [Am]
[D] honest and I [G] don't fake.
[A] Swan's captured me [C] and told me [G] Aesop's fables.
And [C] Alexander, [D] they say, [Bm] had a very bad day, [C] and now [D] I [G] understand.
These are the [C] stories of [D] my life that [G] live from age [C] to [Am] age.
[G] Come with me
[D] and [G] turn the [C] page.
[D] So many stories, [Bm] [Em] so many tales, [A] so many places [G] to go.
[C] [D] Will you [B] share them all [E] with me?
Only [Am] then will we both know where [Eb] we will go.
[Ab] Will you come [Bb] sail with me and [Db] discover [Bb] Treasure [Ab]
Island?
[Db] Stuart [Eb] Little will soon [Cm] say goodnight [Ab] to the moon.
[Bbm] There I shall [Eb] begin.
A lion [Ab] found in [Ab] Narnia [Bb] will call me, [Db] and soon I will [Ab] be drifting.
[Db] Michael Thompson, [Eb]
you're [Cm] such a good [Ab] friend to me, [Db] and to [Eb] [Ab] Huckleberry Finn.
These [Db] are the stories of [Eb] my life [Ab] that live from age [Db] to [Bbm] age.
Come [Bb] with me and turn [Ab] the page.
And turn [Fm] the page.
And [Ab] turn [Fm] the page.
[Db] And turn [Eb] the page.
[Ab]
Key:
C
G
D
Ab
Db
C
G
D
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ [G] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ Can [G] I go [A] where the wild things [C] are and feel the wind [G] in the willows?
_ [C] A wrinkle [D] in [Bm] time can lead [Em] to a rhyme [Am] down where the sidewalk [D] _ [E] ends. _
[G] The little house [A] in the great big woods [C] conceals a secret [G]
garden.
_ [C] The [D] giving tree, [Bm] it grows there [Em] for me, [C] for you [D] and all _ [G] ends.
These are [C] the stories [D] of my life [G] that live from age [C] to [G] _ [Am] age. _
[G] Come [C] with _ me _ [D] _ and [G] turn the _ _ [C] page.
_ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ Charlotte's limbs [A] are for me, [C]
encircling _ [G] _ Stellaluna. _
[C] The [D] snowy day, it [Em] leads me [A] away, and I'm [Am] _ _
_ [D] _ _ honest and I [G] don't fake.
[A] Swan's captured me [C] and told me [G] Aesop's _ fables.
And [C] Alexander, [D] they say, [Bm] had a very bad day, [C] and now [D] I _ [G] understand.
These are the [C] stories of [D] my _ life that [G] live from age [C] to _ [Am] age.
[G] Come with me _
[D] _ _ and [G] turn the _ _ _ [C] page.
[D] So many stories, [Bm] [Em] so many tales, [A] so many places [G] to go.
[C] _ [D] Will you [B] share them all [E] with me?
Only [Am] then will we both know where [Eb] we will go.
_ [Ab] Will you come [Bb] sail with me and [Db] discover [Bb] Treasure [Ab] _
Island?
[Db] Stuart [Eb] Little will soon [Cm] say goodnight [Ab] to the moon.
[Bbm] _ There I shall [Eb] begin.
A lion [Ab] found in [Ab] Narnia [Bb] will call me, [Db] and soon I will [Ab] be drifting.
_ [Db] Michael Thompson, [Eb]
you're [Cm] such a good [Ab] friend to me, [Db] and to [Eb] _ [Ab] Huckleberry Finn.
These [Db] are the stories of [Eb] my _ life [Ab] that live from age [Db] to _ [Bbm] age.
Come [Bb] with me _ _ and turn [Ab] the page.
And turn [Fm] the page.
And _ [Ab] _ _ turn [Fm] the page.
_ _ _ [Db] _ And turn [Eb] the _ _ page.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ [Em] _ _ [G] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ Can [G] I go [A] where the wild things [C] are and feel the wind [G] in the willows?
_ [C] A wrinkle [D] in [Bm] time can lead [Em] to a rhyme [Am] down where the sidewalk [D] _ [E] ends. _
[G] The little house [A] in the great big woods [C] conceals a secret [G]
garden.
_ [C] The [D] giving tree, [Bm] it grows there [Em] for me, [C] for you [D] and all _ [G] ends.
These are [C] the stories [D] of my life [G] that live from age [C] to [G] _ [Am] age. _
[G] Come [C] with _ me _ [D] _ and [G] turn the _ _ [C] page.
_ [D] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ [D] _ _ [G] _ Charlotte's limbs [A] are for me, [C]
encircling _ [G] _ Stellaluna. _
[C] The [D] snowy day, it [Em] leads me [A] away, and I'm [Am] _ _
_ [D] _ _ honest and I [G] don't fake.
[A] Swan's captured me [C] and told me [G] Aesop's _ fables.
And [C] Alexander, [D] they say, [Bm] had a very bad day, [C] and now [D] I _ [G] understand.
These are the [C] stories of [D] my _ life that [G] live from age [C] to _ [Am] age.
[G] Come with me _
[D] _ _ and [G] turn the _ _ _ [C] page.
[D] So many stories, [Bm] [Em] so many tales, [A] so many places [G] to go.
[C] _ [D] Will you [B] share them all [E] with me?
Only [Am] then will we both know where [Eb] we will go.
_ [Ab] Will you come [Bb] sail with me and [Db] discover [Bb] Treasure [Ab] _
Island?
[Db] Stuart [Eb] Little will soon [Cm] say goodnight [Ab] to the moon.
[Bbm] _ There I shall [Eb] begin.
A lion [Ab] found in [Ab] Narnia [Bb] will call me, [Db] and soon I will [Ab] be drifting.
_ [Db] Michael Thompson, [Eb]
you're [Cm] such a good [Ab] friend to me, [Db] and to [Eb] _ [Ab] Huckleberry Finn.
These [Db] are the stories of [Eb] my _ life [Ab] that live from age [Db] to _ [Bbm] age.
Come [Bb] with me _ _ and turn [Ab] the page.
And turn [Fm] the page.
And _ [Ab] _ _ turn [Fm] the page.
_ _ _ [Db] _ And turn [Eb] the _ _ page.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _