Mr Songman Ukulele chords by Elvis Presley

• Capo on 2nd

Tuning: G C E A (G C E A)

Play: D
Key: E

CHORDS
          g-C-E-A
Dsus4     2-2-3-0
D         2-2-2-0 or 2-2-2-5
Dmaj7     2-1-2-0 or 2-2-2-4
D7        2-0-2-0 or 2-2-2-3
A7        0-1-0-0

E7        1-2-0-2

Intro:
| D G | A | D | Dsus4 D A   |
                       (Here’s ...)

Chorus:
 A :     D      A        D7       G
  Here's another dime for you, Mr. Songman
         A7                           G           D
Sing the loneliness of broken dreams away, if you can
A         D    A      D7       G
Yes, it's only me and you, Mr. Songman
                                  1 + 2 + 3
              D      G            A   A   A      D
Take away the night, sing away my hurt ...   Mr. Songman.
                                      (break)

Verse:
        D             Dmaj7
In your ivory covered house
       D7                 G
Safe behind your walls of glass
Gm               D
You keep staring back at me
       E7              A
Like a memory from the past
          D                 Dmaj7
Won't you sing me away to a summer night
       D7                   G
Let me hold her in my arms again
       Gm              D
I know memory's not re-living
       A                  D
But at least it's not the end

Chorus:
   A :     D      A        D7       G
So, here's another dime for you, Mr. Songman
         A7                           G           D
Sing the loneliness of broken dreams away, if you can
A         D    A      D7       G
Yes, it's only me and you, Mr. Songman
                                  1 + 2 + 3
              D      G            A   A   A      D
Take away the night, sing away my hurt ...   Mr. Songman.
                                      (break)

Coda:
          D                 Dmaj7
Won't you sing me away to a summer night
       D7                   G
Let me hold her in my arms again
                                  1 + 2 + 3             1 + 2 + 3
              D      G            A   A   A     |  D  |         D
Take away the night, sing away my hurt ...   Mr. Songman.