Do-Re-Mi chords by Julie Andrews, Nicholas, Debbie Turner (Official Version)

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F
F7
Bb/F
Bb
F9
Eb
C7
D7
Gm
Bb7
Bb/D
Cm7
Ebdim
Eb6
F/C
Eb/G
C9
Cm

Intro 1
F 
 (F major) Let's start at the very beginning
A very good place to start
F7 
Bb/F 
When you  (F7) read you begin with  (B flat/F) A-be-see
F7 
Bb/F 
When you  (F7) sing you begin with  (B flat/F) do-re-mi
Do-re-mi, do-re-mi
F7 
The  (F7) first three notes just happen to be
Bb/F 
 (B flat/F) Do-re-mi,
do-re-mi
Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti
Let's see if I can make it easy
F 
 (F major) 

Chorus 1
Bb 
 (B flat major) Doe, a deer, a female deer
F7 
 (F7) Ray, a drop of golden sun
Bb 
 (B flat major) Me, a name I call myself
F9 
 (F9) Far, a long, long way to run
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) Sew, a needle pulling  (E flat major) thread
C7 
F7 
 (C7) La, a note to follow  (F7) Sew
D7 
Gm 
Bb/F 
 (D7) Tea, a drink with jam and  (G minor) bread  (B flat/F) 
Eb 
F 
Bb 
That will  (E flat major) bring us  (F major) back to  (B flat major) Do

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Chorus 2
(oh-oh-oh)
Bb 
 (B flat major) Doe, a deer, a female deer
F7 
 (F7) Ray, a drop of golden sun
Bb 
 (B flat major) Me, a name I call myself
F9 
 (F9) Far, a long, long way to run
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) Sew, a needle pulling  (E flat major) thread
C7 
F7 
 (C7) La, a note to follow  (F7) Sew
D7 
Gm 
Bb/F 
 (D7) Tea, a drink with jam and  (G minor) bread  (B flat/F) 
Eb 
F 
That will  (E flat major) bring us  (F major) back to

Chorus 3
Bb 
 (B flat major) Doe, a deer, a female deer
F7 
 (F7) Ray, a drop of golden sun
Bb 
 (B flat major) Me, a name I call myself
F9 
 (F9) Far, a long, long way to run
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) Sew, a needle pulling  (E flat major) thread
C7 
F7 
 (C7) La, a note to follow  (F7) Sew
D7 
Gm 
Bb/F 
 (D7) Tea, a drink with jam and  (G minor) bread  (B flat/F) 
Eb 
F 
Bb 
Bb7 
That will  (E flat major) bring us  (F major) back to  (B flat major) Do   (B flat7) 
Eb 
Bb/D 
Cm7 
F 
Bb 
F 
Bb 
 (E flat major) Do  (B flat/D) re     mi  (C minor7) fa    so  (F major) la ti  (B flat major) do   (F major) So- (B flat major) do!

Bridge 1
Now children, do-re-mi-fa-so and so on are
only the tools we use to build a song
Once you have these notes in your heads you
can sing a million different tunes
by mixing them up
Like this: So Do La Fa Mi Do Re
Can you do that? So Do La Fa Mi Do Re
So Do La Ti Do Re Do
So Do La Ti Do Re Do

Verse 1
Now, put it all together
Bb 
Eb 
Bb/F 
C7 
F 
 (B flat major) So  Do  (E flat major) La  Fa  (B flat/F) Mi      (C7) Do   (F major) Re,
Bb 
Eb 
Ebdim 
Bb/F 
F 
Bb 
 (B flat major) So  Do  (E flat major) La   (E flatdim) Ti        (B flat/F) Do      (F major) Re  (B flat major) Do
Good!
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) But it doesn't  (E flat major) mean anything
Bb 
F7 
 (B flat major) So  (F7) we  put in words
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) One  (E flat major) word for every note
Bb 
F7 
 (B flat major) Like this  (F7) 

Verse 2
Bb 
Eb 
Bb/F 
C7 
F 
 (B flat major) When you  (E flat major) know the  (B flat/F) notes   (C7) to   (F major) sing
Bb 
Bb7 
Eb6 
Ebdim 
Bb/F 
F 
Bb 
 (B flat major) You  (B flat7) can    (E flat6) sing   (E flatdim) most      (B flat/F) an      (F major) y   (B flat major) thing
Together!
Bb 
Eb 
Bb/F 
C7 
F 
 (B flat major) When you  (E flat major) know the  (B flat/F) notes   (C7) to   (F major) sing
Bb 
Bb7 
Eb6 
Ebdim 
Bb/F 
F 
Bb 
 (B flat major) You  (B flat7) can    (E flat6) sing   (E flatdim) most      (B flat/F) an      (F major) y   (B flat major) thing

Chorus 4
Bb 
 (B flat major) Doe, a deer, a female deer
F7 
 (F7) Ray, a drop of golden sun
Bb 
 (B flat major) Me, a name I call myself
F9 
 (F9) Far, a long, long way to run
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) Sew, a needle pulling  (E flat major) thread
C7 
F7 
 (C7) La, a note to follow  (F7) Sew
D7 
Gm 
Bb/F 
 (D7) Tea, a drink with jam and  (G minor) bread  (B flat/F) 
Eb 
F 
Bb 
Bb7 
That will  (E flat major) bring us  (F major) back to  (B flat major) Do   (B flat7) 
Eb 
Eb6 
Bb/D 
 (E flat major) Do  (E flat6) Re     (B flat/D) Mi
Cm7 
Bb/F 
Eb 
F/C 
 (C minor7) Fa     (B flat/F) So      (E flat major) La   (F/C) Ti
Bb 
F7 
 (B flat major) Do  Do  (F7) Ti  La
Bb 
Bb/F 
F 
 (B flat major) So  Fa  (B flat/F) Mi      (F major) Re

Verse 3
Bb 
 (B flat major) Do  Mi Mi Mi So So
F9 
 (F9) Re  Fa Fa La Ti Ti
Bb 
 (B flat major) Do  Mi Mi Mi So So
F9 
 (F9) Re  Fa Fa La Ti Ti
Bb 
F9 
Bb 
F9 
 (B flat major) When you  (F9) know the  (B flat major) notes to  (F9) sing
Bb 
F9 
Bb/F 
F 
Bb 
 (B flat major) You can  (F9) sing most  (B flat/F) a       (F major) ny  (B flat major) thing

Outro 1
Bb 
 (B flat major) Doe, a deer, a female deer
F7 
 (F7) Ray, a drop of golden sun
Bb 
 (B flat major) Me, a name I call myself
F9 
 (F9) Far, a long, long way to run
Bb 
Eb 
 (B flat major) Sew, a needle pulling  (E flat major) thread
C7 
F7 
 (C7) La, a note to follow  (F7) Sew
D7 
Gm 
 (D7) Tea, a drink with jam and  (G minor) bread
Bb/F 
Eb 
F 
 (B flat/F) That will  (E flat major) bring us  (F major) back to
Bb 
Bb/D 
Eb 
Eb/G 
Bb/F 
C9 
F 
 (B flat major) So   (B flat/D) Do      (E flat major) La   (E flat/G) Fa      (B flat/F) Mi      (C9) Do   (F major) Re
Bb 
Bb/D 
Eb 
Cm 
 (B flat major) So   (B flat/D) Do      (E flat major) La   (C minor) Fa
F 
F7 
Bb 
 (F major) Ti La So So  (F7) Fa  Mi Re Ti  (B flat major) Do  oh oh
So Do

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F
F7
Bb/F
Bb
F9
Eb
C7
D7
Gm
Bb7
Bb/D
Cm7
Ebdim
Eb6
F/C
Eb/G
C9
Cm

Tuning: E A D G B EDifficulty: AdvancedKey: Bb majorBPM: 122

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Finger positions, low to high (E A D G B e). 0 is open, x is muted.

F: x-3-3-2-1-x
F7: 1-3-1-2-1-1
Bb/F: 1-x-3-3-3-x
Bb: x-1-3-3-3-x
F9: 1-3-1-2-1-3
Eb: x-6-8-8-8-x
C7: x-3-2-3-1-x
D7: x-x-0-2-1-2
Gm: 3-5-5-3-3-3
Bb7: x-1-3-1-3-x
Bb/D: x-5-3-3-6-x
Cm7: x-3-5-3-4-x
Ebdim: x-x-1-2-x-2
Eb6: x-x-1-3-1-3
F/C: x-3-3-2-1-x
Eb/G: x-x-5-3-4-3
C9: x-3-2-3-3-x
Cm: x-3-5-5-4-x

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This is the definitive original version of Do-Re-Mi by Julie Andrews, Nicholas, Debbie Turner, transcribed exactly as it was recorded in the studio. Unlike our simplified arrangement, this chart preserves the precise chord voicings and progressions in the original key of Bb major. It is designed for experienced players looking to reproduce the full sonic intent and artistic expression of Julie Andrews, Nicholas, Debbie Turner.