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    The document is the lyrics to the song 'A Day in the Life' by The Beatles. It describes various everyday events and observations through a series of verses and a bridge. The lyrics incorporate wordplay and nonsensical elements to portray an unusual day.

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    The document is the lyrics to the song 'A Day in the Life' by The Beatles. It describes various everyday events and observations through a series of verses and a bridge. The lyrics incorporate wordplay and nonsensical elements to portray an unusual day.

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    SOng Ukulele CHords

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    The document is the lyrics to the song 'A Day in the Life' by The Beatles. It describes various everyday events and observations through a series of verses and a bridge. The lyrics incorporate wordplay and nonsensical elements to portray an unusual day.

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    A Day in The Life - v2d

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    Sergej Schlegel
    The document is the lyrics to the song 'A Day in the Life' by The Beatles. It describes various everyday events and observations through a series of verses and a bridge. The lyrics incorporate wordplay and nonsensical elements to portray an unusual day.

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    A Day in the Life

    by John Lennon (1967)

    (*optional)

    -r- & 2 3 & -r- -r- & 2 3 & -r-


    Intro: G . Bm . | Em . Em7 . | --- C\ \ \ \ --- | --- C\ \ \ \ --- |

    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    I read the news to-day, oh boy----------
    C . Cmaj7 . | Am . . . |
    A-bout a lucky man who made the grade-----
    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    And though the news was rather sad------------
    C . F . | Em . . . |C . F . | Em . C . |
    Well, I just had to la----- augh----- I saw the photo-gra----- aph-----

    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    He blew his mind out in a car-----------------
    C . Cmaj7 . | Am . . . |
    He didn’t notice that the lights had changed---
    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    A crowd of people stood and stared-------------
    C . F . |
    They’d seen his face be-fore
    Em . . . |C . . . |
    Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords---------------

    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    I saw a film to-day oh boy------------
    C . Cmaj7 . | Am . . . |
    The English Army had just won the war-----
    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    A crowd of people turned a--way----------
    C . F . | Em . . . |C . . .
    But I just had to look having read the book---------------
    |C . |G . B . |E . . . |
    I’d love to tur-ur-ur-urn you-ou-ou-ou o-- o-- o-- o-- on------
    (double-time staccato strum)
    Bridge: E* ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ | ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ .

    ‘ | E* ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ | . ‘ . ‘ D ‘ . ‘| . ‘ .
    Woke up fell out of bed dragged a comb a-cross my head------
    ‘ | E* ‘ . ‘ B ‘ . ‘
    Found my way down-stairs and drank a cup
    | E* ‘ . ‘ B ‘ . ‘ | . ‘ .
    And look-ing up I noticed I was late huh huh huh huh)
    ‘ | E* ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ | . ‘ . ‘ D ‘ . ‘ | . ‘ .
    Found my coat and grabbed my hat made the bus in seconds flat
    ‘ | E* ‘ . ‘ B ‘ . ‘
    Found my way up-stairs and had a smoke
    | E* ‘ . ‘ B ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |
    and some-body spoke and I went in-to a dream
    C ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |G ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |D ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |A ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |E ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |
    Ah------------ ah-ah ah------------ ah-ah ah------------ ah-ah ah--------------- ah---------------
    C ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |G ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |D ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |A ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |E ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ |
    Ah------------ ah-ah ah------------ ah-ah ah------------ ah-ah ah---------------

    G . Bm . | Em . . . |
    I read the news to-day, oh boy-----------
    C . Cmaj7 . | Am . . . |
    Four thousand holes in Blackburn Lanca-shire------
    G . Bm . | Em . . . |C . F . |
    And though the holes were rather small--------- They had to count them all
    Em . . . |C . . .
    Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall------------
    |C . |G . B . |E . . . | E\
    I’d love to tur-ur-ur-urn you-ou-ou-ou o-- o-- o-- o-- o-- o-- o-- o-- on------

    San Jose Ukulele Club


    (v2d - 10/7/18)

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