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Acoustic Medley

Bob Marley
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D-DU-UDU
Baby,  I really,  really love  you now.
I  think you should stop your cryin';
Here  my kerchief to dry your eyes,
You  know that I love you,  yea-eah-eah.
Groovy; here  I  am:
 Come rub it 'pon  me belly
 Like a guava  jelly.
Damsel,  here  I  stand:
 Come rub  it 'pon me belly
 Like-a guava jelly.
 b. THIS TRAIN
This  train -  mm - mm - mm;
This  train is bound  to glory -  this train;
 Talkin'  'bout ma: this train is bound to glory - this train:
This  train is bound  to glory,
This  train carry no un'oly;
 This train  - I'm  a-talkin'  'bout: this train.
When  I was just a  kid,
 My mommy  used to sing this song.
 Now I've grown  to be a man,
 Well, it still  lingers  deep down in  my soul;
 I said, it still  lingers  deep down  in my soul.
I'm  talkin' 'bout: this  train is  bound to glory - this  train;
 
 This  train is bound to glory - this train;
This  train is bound  to glory,
O  dis 'ere train carry no un'oly.
This  train - I'm  a-talkin' 'bout:  this train.
.  CORNERSTONE
 The stone  that the builder refuse
 Will always be  the head  cornerstone-a;
 The stone  that the builder refuse
 Will always be  the head  cornerstone.
You're  a builder,  baby;
Here  I am, a stone.
Don't  you pick and  refuse me,
'Cause  the things people  refuse
 Are the things  they should choose.
 Do you  'ear me? Hear  what I say!
Stone  that the builder  refuse
 Will always  be  the head cornerstone-a;
 The stone that  the builder refuse,  yeah!  ?
 Will  always be  the head cornerstone.
You're  a builder, baby;
Wo,  here I am, a stone!
Don't  you pick and refuse  me,
'Cause  the t'ings people  refuse
Are  the things they should  use;
The  things people refuse
Are  the things they should  use.
Do  you 'ear me? Hear  what I say!
Stone  dat them builder  refuse
 Will  always be  the head cornerstone-a;
 The stone that  dem builder refuse
 
 Will  always  be the head cornerstone.
 d. COMMA COMMA
Comma,  comma, come  back here,
My-y  young lady;
Comma,  comma, come  back here to me,
My-y  young lady,  yeah!
Jus'  while I thought
Everything  was running  smooth,
She  left me
While  I was  in the mood.
Now  I'm callin'  to you,
But  my world  is relying for you to:
Comma,  comma, come  back here,
My-y  young lady,  yeah!
Comma,  comma, come  back here to me,
My-y  young lady!
Jus'  while I thought
Everything  was running  smooth.
You  know I love you;
 Oh now I love you. /fadeout/
.  DEWDROPS
 63 - 63 52 55 42 43 42 55 - 63
 Mm-mm-hm.
I've  been searchin' the whole  darn day
For  a little woman of mine  - mine - mine - mine.
Someone  a-told me I could find  her here
 But it seem  she disappear.
Said,  I searched the whole  darn day;
Night  is drawing  nigh.
I  t'ink I'd better  go home;
Try  tomorrow again.
But  when I reached that railroad  station,
I  missed the last  train,
 And then  it seemed  like dewdrops
Gonna  fall on me;
Yes,  it seem  like teardrops
Gonna  call on  me now.
I  said, I'd better make up  my mind
What  am I gonna do.
Am  I gonna rest up  here,
Or  am I gonna push on through?
My  mind say, "Hey, man, ya  hit the road."
Down  there I missed the track  - track - track;
I'm  lost!  Lord, I'm lost, eh!
Love  is such a heavy  load!
 And then:  for crying out loud, come  back to me!
 For crying  out loud, hear my plea!
 For crying  out loud, come back  to me!
 Why  do you treat  me so bad?
 Why  do you treat  me so bad?
Mm  - mm - mm - mm -  bam, bam.
Bom,  bom, bome, bome.
 f. STIR IT UP
Let's  stir  it up!
Stir  it up,  little  darlin';
Stir  it up. Yaga, yaga.
Little  darlin',  stir it up.  Mm.
Little  darlin'.
It's  been a long, long time
Since  I've got  you on my mind,  o-oh.
Now  you are here
It's  so clear:
See  what we could do,
Just  you  and me, yea-eah!
Let's  stir it up!
Little  darlin', stir  it up!
 Oh, come on, woman!
Little  darlin',  come on!  Stir it up. ...
Little  darlin'.
I'll  push the wood,  blaze the  fire;
Satisfy your  heart  desire.
I'll  a-stir  it, yeah  - every  minute, yeah!
All  you got to do,  honey, Keep it  in it.
Let's  stir it up!
Little  darlin', let's  stir it up!
Little  darlin', stir  it up!
 Oh, wo - wo - wo - wo-ah,  li'l darlin'. Lead  up now.
 g. I'M HURTING INSIDE
When  I was just a  little  child,
'Appiness  was there  awhile.
Then  from me it slipped one  day:
'Appiness,  come back,  I say,
'Cause  if you don't come - come,
 I go  looking, yeah! ?
 For  'appiness.
'Cause  if you don't come - come,
I  go looking now! ?
For  'appiness.
Then  together like  school  children,
Then  your hurt was  just in  vain.
Lord,  I'm your weary  child:
'Appiness,  come back.  Oh,  I ?
'Cause  if you don't come
Gonna  go lookin', yeah! ?
 For 'appiness.
And  if you don't come,
Gonna  go lookin', yeah! ?
 For 'appiness.
Like  Jah said, I'm  a-hurtin'  inside;
I'm  a-hurtin'  inside.

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Readable chord sheet for Acoustic Medley by Bob Marley

[G]Baby, I really,[C] really lo[D]ve you now.     [G]
[G]I think you should stop your [C]cryin';        [D]
[C]Here my kerchief to dry your eye[D]s,
[C]You know that I love you,[D] yea-eah-eah.
[G]Groovy; [D]here I[Em] am:    [D]
Come rub it '[C]pon me belly         [Bm]
Like a guava[Am] jelly.[G]
[G]Damsel, h[D]ere I[Em] stand:     [D]
Come rub[C] it 'pon me be[Bm]lly
Like-a guava [Am]jel[G]ly.
[G]   [C]   [G]   [Am]   [G]

b. THIS TRAIN
[G]This train [C]- mm - mm - mm;
[G]This train is [C]bound to glory [G]- this train;
[C]                 [D]     [G]                [C]
Talki[G]n' 'bout ma: this train is bound to glory - this train:
[G]This train is bou[C]nd to glory,
[D]This train carry no un'oly;
[G]            [C]                [D]            [G]
This [D4]train - [D]I'm a-[D4]talkin' 'bout: this train.
[G]When I was just [C]a kid,
My momm[G]y used to sing this song.     [C]
Now I've g[Bm]rown to be a ma[Am]n,
Well, it stil[G]l ling[Am]ers deep down i[Bm]n my soul;
I said, it st[G]ill lin[Bm]gers deep down[Am] in my soul.
[C]I'm talkin' 'bout: t[G]his train i[C]s bound to glory - th[G]is tr[C]ain; [G]
   [G]             [C]                   [G]  [D]   [D4]   [D]
T[D4]his train is bound to glory - this train;
[G]This train is bou[C]nd to glory,
[D]O dis 'ere train carry no un'oly.
[G]This train - I'm[D] a-talkin' 'bout[G]: this t[D]rain.

[G]     [C]     [G]

[C]. CORNERSTONE
The sto[G]ne that the builder re[C]fuse         [G]                  [C]
Will always [G]be the head[C] cornerstone-a;  [G]          [C]
The sto[G]ne that the builder re[C]fuse      [G]                  [C]
Will always [G]be the head[C] cornerstone.    [G]            [C]

[D]You're a builder[G], baby;
[C]Here I am, a sto[G]ne.
[D]Don't you pick a[G]nd refuse me,
[G]'Cause the things people[C] refuse
Are the thin[G]gs they should ch[C]oose.
Do you[G] 'ear me? [D]Hear what I say!

[G]Stone that the b[C]uilder r[G]efuse   [C]
Will [G]always be[C] the head [G]cornerst[C]one-a;
The stone [G]that the builder r[C]efuse, yea[G]h! ?     [C]
Will[G] always be[C] the head [G]cornerst[C]one.

[D]You're a builder, b[G]aby;
[C]Wo, here I am, a st[G]one!
[D]Don't you pick and refu[G]se me,
[G]'Cause the t'ings people[C] refuse
[G]Are the things they shou[C]ld use;
[G]The things people refuse[C]
[G]Are the things they shou[C]ld use.
[G]Do you 'ear me? [D]Hear what I say!

[G]Stone dat them b[C]uilder r[G]efuse   [C]
Will[G] always be[C] the head [G]cornerst[C]one-a;
The stone [G]that dem builder re[C]fuse      [G]                   [C]
     [G]        [C]         [Bm]     [D]     [C#]
Will[C] alway[Bm]s be the head cornerstone.

d. COMMA COMMA

[G]Comma, comma, co[C]me back here,
[G]My-y young lady[C];
[G]Comma, comma, co[C]me back here to me,
[G]My-y young lady[C], yeah!
[G]Jus' while I th[C]ought
[G]Everything was r[C]unning smooth,  [G]
[C]She left me
[G]While I was[C] in the mood.
[G]Now I'm ca[C]llin' to you,
[G]But my w[C]orld is relying for you to:

[G]Comma, comma, co[C]me back here,
[G]My-y young lad[C]y, yeah!
[G]Comma, comma, co[C]me back here to me,
[G]My-y young lad[C]y!
[G]Jus' while I tho[C]ught
[G]Everything was r[C]unning smooth.
[G]You know I love [C]you;
Oh now I love you. /fadeout/

[e]. DEWDROPS

63    -     63      52      55      42      43      42      55    -   63

Mm-mm-hm.
[G]I've been searchin' the [Bm]whole darn day
[Am]For a little woman of m[G]ine - mine - mine - mine.
[G]Someone a-told me I could f[Bm]ind her here
But it se[Am]em she disapp[G]ear.
[G]Said, I searched the who[Bm]le darn day;
[Am]Night is drawing[G] nigh.
[G]I t'ink I'd b[Bm]etter go home;
[Am]Try tomorrow aga[G]in.

[G]But when I reached that [Bm]railroad station,
[Am]I missed the las[G]t train,
And th[C]en it seem[Bm]ed like dewdrops
[Am]Gonna fall on me; [G]
[C]Yes, it [Bm]seem like teardrops
[Am]Gonna call [D]on me [G]now.

[G]I said, I'd better make [Bm]up my mind
[Am]What am I gonna [G]do.
[G]Am I gonna rest [Bm]up here,
[Am]Or am I gonna push on th[G]rough?

[G]My mind say, "Hey, man, [Bm]ya hit the road."
[Am]Down there I missed the [G]track - track - track;
[G]I'm lost[Em]! Lord, I'm lost, eh!
[C]Love is such a [D]heavy load!       [G]

And then[C]: for crying out loud, [G]come back to me!
For cryi[C]ng out loud, hear my [G]plea!
For cryi[C]ng out loud, come bac[G]k to me!
W[Am]hy do you trea[C]t me so bad?     [G]
W[Am]hy do you trea[C]t me so bad?     [G]
[G]Mm - mm - mm - mm -[Bm] bam, bam.
[Am]Bom, bom, bome, [G]bome.

f. STIR IT UP

[G]Let's st[C]ir it up!
[G]Stir it up[C], litt[D]le darlin';
[G]Stir it up. Yaga, yaga.
[C]Little d[D]arlin', stir it [G]up. Mm.
[C]Little d[D]arlin'.

[G]It's been a long, long time
[C]Since I've [C]got you on my [G]mind, o-oh.    [C]            [D]
[G]Now you are here
[C]It's so [D]clear:
[G]See what we could do,
[C]Just you[D] and me, yea-eah!

[G]Let's stir it up!
[C]Little d[D]arlin', [G]stir it up!
Oh, come on, woman!
[C]Little d[D]arlin', come on![G] Stir it up. ...
[C]Little d[D]arlin'.

[G]I'll push the w[C]ood, blaze t[G]he fire; [C]
[G]Satisfy [C]your hear[G]t desire.       [C]
[G]I'll a-s[C]tir it, [G]yeah - eve[C]ry minute, yeah!
[G]All you got to [C]do, honey, Keep i[G]t in it.[C]

[G]Let's stir it up!
[C]Little d[D]arlin', [G]let's stir it up!
[C]Little d[D]arlin', [G]stir it up!
Oh, wo - wo - wo - wo-ah[C], li'l d[D]arlin'. [G]Lead up [Am]now.    [G]            [F]

g. I'M HURTING INSIDE

[Am]When I was just [G]a little[F] child,
[Am]'Appiness was th[G]ere awhi[F]le.
[Am]Then from me it [G]slipped [F]one day:
[Am]'Appiness, come [G]back, I [F]say,
[Am]'Cause if you don't come - come,
I g[G]o looking, yeah! ?
For[F] 'appiness.
[Am]'Cause if you don't come - come,
[G]I go looking now! ?
[F]For 'appiness.

[Am]Then together li[G]ke schoo[F]l children,
[Am]Then your hurt w[G]as just [F]in vain.
[Am]Lord, I'm your w[G]eary chi[F]ld:
[Am]'Appiness, come [G]back. Oh[F], I ?
[Am]'Cause if you don't come
[G]Gonna go lookin', yeah! ?
For '[F]appiness.
[Am]And if you don't come,
[G]Gonna go lookin', yeah! ?
For [F]'appiness.
[Am]Like Jah said, I[G]'m a-hur[F]tin' inside;
[Am]I'm a-hu[G]rtin' in[F]side.

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