G
D7
Tell me how the cow jumped over the moon
C
G
How the little lady lived in a shoe
D7
G
How Jack on the beanstalk climbed to the sky
A7
D7
Then I´ll start believing in you
G
D7
Tell me how Jack Horner got a plumb from his thumb
C
G
And how Humpty Dumpty fell
D7
G
I´m a lot more able to believe in a fable
A7
D7
G
Than all the other stories you tell
D7
G
You said your diamond ring was just an innocent little thing
C
D7
G
That you got it at a Stanley party
C
Am
G
Stanley must be quite a guy and his parties sure run high
A7
D7
The price tag read one thousand and forty
G
D7
Tell me Cinderella did you get your fella
C
G
Just by losing your shoe
D7
G
When I´ve got the time to believe in nursery rhymes
A7
D7
G
Then I´ll start believing in you
D7
There are stories galore in fairy tale lore
C
G
Like the farmer who lived in the dell
D7
G
There´s the owl and pussy cat know the one about Jack Sprat
A7
D7
That I´m much rather hear you tell
G
D7
There´s the turtle and the hare the preacher and the bear
C
G
And the one about the little boy blue
D7
G
I can do no worse than nursery rhyme verse
A7
D7
G
Then I´ll start believing in you
D7
G
You tipsied in the other day said you´d been to the PTA
C
D7
G
Had your swimsuit and an olive you were eating
C
Am
G
Now they don´t wear bikinis or hand out martinis
A7
D7
Down at the school house meetings
G
D7
Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie
C
G
Just any old fairy tale will do
D7
G
When I believe there´s truth in old mother goose
A7
D7
G
Then I´ll start believing in you
D7
G
When I believe there´s truth in old mother goose
A7
D7
G
Then I´ll start believing in you
A7
G
Am
D7
C