The Song Of The Sewing Machine chords by Fanny Brice
Verse 1
Fm
Csus4
B
E
When I was young,
a song was sung
Of a land that was milk
and honey
C
E
Where people were rolling in money
B
E
C
Far over the billowy sea
Fm
And so one day I sailed away
E
C
E
with a heart that was light and sunny.
G
C
I came to the land of the free.
I asked you, is this liberty?
B
D
B
Ddim
D
Ddim
If there is no sun, there is no moon, there is no May,
B
C
D
there is no June, if you listen to the song of the sewing machine,
G
Am
D
G
The babbling brook,
Ddim
the summer time,
G
B
is just a lazy po et's rhyme,
Am
if you listen to the
C
D
G
Song of the snowy marching
B
All through the day
A drizzling rain is flaying
E
B
E
Upon my window pane
A
E
And every drop is saying
A
D
There is no lover's lane
G
D
There is no song, there is no bird,
G
D
G
B
and God is just an other word.
C
A
If you listen to the song
D
of the flowing machine.
G
F#dim
B
E
Linen, piles of linen
Stitchin', stitchin', cuttin', pinnin'
Am
With no end and no beginning
E
That's the song of
the sewing machine
Sewin', sewin', ever sewing
Going nowhere, always going
Am
Growing older, without growing
E
That's the song of the sewing machine
Tears, tears,
and yet more tears.
Nights that last a thousand years.
C
Courage for my souvenirs.
B
What am I doing,
Am
and what does it mean?
D
G
D
Ddim
There is no song, there is no bird,
G
B
and God is just a number one.
C
D
If you listen to the song
D
C
D
of the sewing machine.
G
The Song Of The Sewing Machine
Fanny Brice
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