Category Novelty

Copyright 1919
Lyrics by Lew Brown
Music by Albert Von Tilzer
File Created 09/21/2018
File Edited 05/16/2019

Original Sheet Music in the key of G

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Lyrics by Dwight Latham
Music by Moe Jaffe
1947

Text file – Lyrics and Chords for All Instruments – I’m My Own Grandpa

Chords and Lyrics with Ukulele Shapes:
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Written by John Prine
&
Fred Koller
1986

Text File – Chords and Lyrics for All Instruments –  Let’s Talk Dirty in Hawaiian

Chords and Lyrics with Ukulele Chord Shapes:

Lyrics by Edgar Leslie and Grant Clarke
Music by Maurice Abrahams
1913

Text File Format for All Instruments:
He’d Have To Get Under Get Out and Get Under

Lyrics and Chords with Ukulele Chord Shapes:

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MP3 Recording with Billy Murray in Eb

Original Sheet Music:

Copyright 1932
Music – Harry Ruby
Lyrics – Bert Kalmar
File Created 07/01/2018
File Edited 06/04/2019

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Lyrics and Music by Johnny Mercer
1936

Text File – I’m an Old Cowhand

Lyrics and Chords

Text File –  Don’t Buy the Liverwurst

Text File with Brackets For Easy Editing – Don’t Buy the Liverwurst Download Zip File

Chords and Lyrics:

 Copyright 1909
Irving Berlin and Leslie Edgar

File Created 12/08/2017
File Updated 05/04/2019

 Play Along With the Judy Muldawer Performance

Edward Favor sings Irving Berlin’s “Sadie Salome (Go Home)” on Indestructible cylinder 1211, recorded in 1909 with Yiddish accent.

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Original Sheet Music

Copyright 1949
Music – Carl Sigman
Lyrics – Herb Magidson
File Created 11/04/2017
File Updated 06/01/2019

Enjoy Yourself – 4 Verses – A – Advanced

Contents:

PDF File with Chord Names and Shapes Below the Lyrics
Text File for all Instruments
Text File With Bracketed Chords for Easy Editing
Sing and Play along with Judy Muldawer in A

Practice Playing in 4 Different Keys with These EZ Versions:

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