These are the "Rhythm Changes" in C and in open position, which makes them more difficult. With practice they get easier and this is a great key for baritone voices. They sound a little too fat for jazz, but oh well! This is just the chorus. CM7 Am7 Dm7 G7 Em7 A7 Dm7 G7 e|---0---0---1---1---0---0---1---1--------------------------------| B|---0---1---1---0---0---2---1---0--------------------------------| G|---0---0---2---0---0---0---2---0--------------------------------| D|---2---2---0--(0)--0---2---0--(0)-------------------------------| A|---3---0---x--(2)--2---0---x--(2)-------------------------------| E|---x---x---x--(3)--0---x---x--(3)-------------------------------| (you don't HAVE to play the bottom 3 strings on G7 which with the fast chord changes makes it much easier) CM7 (x3131x@1)Am7 (x02010@1) Dm7 G7I (320001@1) got rhy---thm Em7 A7 (x02020@1) Dm7 G7I (320001@1) got mu---sic CM7 (x3131x@1)Am7 (x02010@1) Dm7 G7I (320001@1) got my man Em7 A7 (x02020@1) Dm7 G7Who (320001@1)could ask for anything more Then you repeat the same chord changes for the second half of the chorus with new lyrics CM7 (x3131x@1)Am7 (x02010@1) Dm7 G7I (320001@1) got dai---sies Em7 A7 (x02020@1) Dm7 G7in (320001@1) green past-ures CM7 (x3131x@1)Am7 (x02010@1) Dm7 G7I (320001@1) got my man Em7 A7 (x02020@1) Dm7 G7Who (320001@1)could ask for anything more
