(The photo above shows the Chicks with Picks playing to a packed venue at 303 High Street, Northcote on the 10th February 2012 - what a great night that was! Thanks to Robin's niece for the photos.)
A sweet song featuring Milk, The Ukulele Revolution and mates from the album "Shipwrecked at the Royal Oak", recorded in Greg's bedroom one evening. And yes, that is a banjo. Here's an MP3 of the song - turn your speakers up and just press play:
Sweet
Serenade of that Song (For Ukelele)
By
Helen Begley
Into: F Bb F
Verse 1
F
Bb
C
She
sang like an awkward believer
C7
Wished
she could
F
Bb
C
Open
her mouth like a saint
C7
Dropping
out
F
F7 Bb
Bbm
Words
on a goddesses front lawn
F
Bb
With
those violins playing
F
Bb
The
slow dancers swaying
F
C
C7
F
To
the sweet serenade of that song
Verse
2
F
Bb
C
She
sounded like Waltzing Matilda
C7
Wished
she was
F
Bb
C
More
like a Sweet Clementine
C7
Crying
out
F F7 Bb
Bbm
Tender
love songs and heartache
F
Bb
With
those violins playing
F
Bb
The
slow dancers swaying
F
C
C7
F
To
the sweet serenade of that song
BRIDGE
Bb F
She
broke her voice in two
Am
Split
down the
Bb
F
Middle
of that look
Am
She
gave you
Bb
Listen
hard
Bbm
Or
turn her up
F
Bb
With
those violins playing
F
Bb
The
slow dancers swaying
F
C
C7
F
To
the sweet serenade of that song
INSTRUMENTAL : F Bb C C7 F Bb C C7 F F7
Bb Bbm F C7 F
Verse 3
F
Bb
C
She
played til the evening was over
C7
Wished
she could
F
Bb
C
Sit
on the porch in the dark
C7
Picking
out
F
F7
Bb
Bbm
Notes
on her wooden guitar
F
Bb
With
those violins playing
F Bb
The
slow dancers swaying
F
C
C7
F
To
the sweet serenade of that song
Bridge
F
Bb
With
those violins playing
F
Bb
The
slow dancers swaying
F C C7 F
To
the sweet serenade of that song
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