SONG: A Windmill In Old Amsterdam ARTIST: Ronnie Hilton YEAR: 1964 This song is played with a 3/4 time signature and in the key of F. 'ere goes. INTRO: F VERSE 1: F Bb Eb Ab A mouse lived in a windmill in old Amsterdam C# F# C F A windmill with a mouse in and he wasn't grousin' F Bb Eb Ab He sang every morning, "How lucky I am, C# F# C F Living in a windmill in old Amsterdam!" CHORUS: F Bb I saw a mouse! Where? F There on the stair! C Where on the stair? F Right there! Bb A little mouse with clogs on F Well I declare! G C F Going clip-clippety-clop on the stair Oh yeah VERSE 2: F Bb Eb Ab This mouse he got lonesome, he took him a wife C# F# C F A windmill with mice in, it's hardly surprisin' F Bb Eb Ab She sang every morning, "How lucky I am, C# F# C F Living in a windmill in old Amsterdam!" REPEAT CHORUS KEY CHANGE - F# VERSE 3: F# B E A First they had triplets and then they had quins D G C# F# A windmill with quins in, and triplets and twins in F# B E A They sang every morning, "How lucky we are D G C# F# Living in a windmill in Amsterdam, ya!" (now because of the key change, the next chorus uses the following chords) CHORUS: F# B I saw a mouse! Where? F# There on the stair! C# Where on the stair? F# Right there! B A little mouse with clogs on F# Well I declare! Ab C# F# Going clip-clippety-clop on the stair Oh yeah VERSE 4: F# B E A The daughters got married and so did the sons D G C# F# The windmill had christ'nin's when no one was list'nin' F# B E A They all sang in chorus, "How lucky we are D G C# F# Living in a windmill in old Amsterdam!" REPEAT CHORUS OUTRO (play slower) F# B E A A mouse lived in a windmill, so snug and so nice D G C# F# N.C There's nobody there now but a whole lot of mice. (to which the mice sing) Oh yeah!!!