Adding Things chords by Barbara Milne
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Verse 1
(G major) (A minor) (D major) If (G major) you had one red crayon, (E minor)
and then (A minor) you got one blue, (D major)
how many (G major) crayons would (E minor) you have?
You'd (A minor) have a (D major) total of two. (G major)
One (D major) crayon and (G major) one crayon
(E minor) makes (A minor) two crayon (D major) s (G major) all together.
One (A minor) plus one equals (G major) two.
One (A minor) plus (D major) one equals (G major) two. (A minor) (D major) (G major)
If you saw two red apples, (E minor)
and then (A minor) you saw one green, (D major)
how many (G major) apples would (E minor) you see?
You'd (A minor) see a (D major) total of three.
(G major) Two (D major) apples and one (G major) apple
makes three (D major) apples all (G major) together.
Two (A minor) plus one equals (G major) three. (E minor)
Two (A minor) plus one (D major) equals (G major) three. (A minor) (D major) (G major)
If you ate three small pretzels (E minor)
and then (C major) you ate (A minor) one more, (D major)
how many (G major) pretzels did (E minor) you eat?
You (A minor) ate a total (D major) of four. (G major)
Three (A minor) pretzels and (G major) one pretzel
makes four (A minor) pretzels all (G major) together.
Three (A minor) plus one (C major) equals (G major) four.
Three (A minor) plus (D major) one (G major) equals four. (A minor) (D major) (G major)
If you had one red crayon, (E minor)
and then (A minor) you got one blue, (D major)
how many (G major) crayons (E minor) would you have?
You'd (A minor) have a (D major) total of two. (G major)
One (D major) crayon and one (G major) cray (E minor) on
makes (A minor) two crayons (G major) all together.
(A minor) One plus one equals (G major) two. (E minor)
One (A minor) plus one (D major) equals (G major) two. (A minor) (G major) (A minor) (D major) (G major)
If you saw two red (E minor) apples
and then (A minor) you saw one green, (D major)
how many (G major) apples would (E minor) you see?
You'd (A minor) see a (D major) total of three.
(G major) Two (D major) apples and one (G major) apple
makes three (D major) apples all (G major) together.
Two (A minor) plus one equals (G major) three.
Two (A minor) plus one (D major) equals (G major) three. (A minor) (G major) (A minor) (D major) (G major)
If you ate three small pretzels (E minor)
and then (A minor) you ate one more, (D major)
how many (G major) pretzels did (E minor) you eat?
You (A minor) ate a (D major) total of four. (G major)
Three (D major) pretzels and one (G major) pretzel
makes four (A minor) pretzels all (G major) together.
Three (A minor) plus one equals (G major) four.
Three (A minor) plus one (D major) (G major) equals four.
Adding Things
Barbara Milne
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