Would anyone happen to have the sheet music to an old Monkee's song called, "Daydream Believer"? I loaned out my Monkee songbook and can't remember who the loanee was! Even just the words and chord notations would help, since I can remember most of the notes and can wing it for the rest. Or, if you want to come visit and sing it in person, we'll turn it into a jamboree. Thanks.

[This message has been edited by Bud Whipple (edited 06-27-2002).]

Hi Bud, if you are not in a tearing hurry, I'll have a dig through my record collection (I know I've got it somewhere) and then write out the chords and words for you. Or better still, maybe even produce 'The Dots' for you

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Willum

Here you are sir.

Subject: Daydream Believer by Anne Murray
Album: Anne Murray's Greatest Hits
Written by: John Stewart
Note: Originally done by The Monkees - Davy Jones


Daydream Believer Anne Murray

Intro chords Bb Eb Bb Eb

Bb Eb Bb Eb
Oh I could hide 'neath the wings of the blue bird as she sings
Bb Eb C F
The six o'clock alarm would never ring
Bb Eb Bb Eb
But it rings and we rise wipe the sleep out of our eyes
Bb Eb F Bb
The shaving razor's cold and it stings.

CHORUS:
Eb F Bb Eb F Bb
Cheer up sleepy Jean Oh what can it mean
Bb Eb Bb C F
To a daydream beliver and a homecoming queen.


Bb Eb Bb Eb
I once thought of you as a white knight on a steed
Bb Eb F
Now you know how happy we can be.
Bb Eb
Oh when our good times started then
Bb Eb
Not a dollar one to spend
Bb Eb F Bb
But how much baby do we really need

go to chorus, lead, chorus, chorus

Hope this helps a bit.
GJ


Opss... forgot to mention, this lyrics was found at Cowpie.


[This message has been edited by Gunnar Jonny (edited 06-27-2002).]

OK Too Late!

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Willum

Too Late I was going to buy the plane tickets

Pete

Gunnar, I turned up the volume, but I didn't hear you sing it, was I lucky??
Walter.

You was very lucky indeed!
As I've said before, I sing like a bird, but
remember, a crow is a bird too
Tra-la-la-la-la-laaaaaa.....
GJ

I knew I could count on someone from this forum to come to my rescue!!

Gunnar, you are a true gentleman and a scholar! Thanks for your help.

Pete...these Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina are a sight to behold, especially in the fall. Plenty of time to buy your ticket.

Bill, hey, it's the thought that counts. Still appreciated!

[This message has been edited by Bud Whipple (edited 06-28-2002).]