(Dm)Wind’s in the (Dm(maj7))east, there’s a (Dm7)mist com in’ (G)in, like (Gm)some thin’ is (Dm)brew in’ and (Edim)’bout to be (A7)gin.
(Dm)Can’t put me (Dm(maj7))fin ger on (Dm7)what lies in (G)store, but I (Gm)feel what’s to (Dm)’ap pen all ’ap pened be fore.
A fa ther, a (Dm(maj7))moth er, a (Dm7)daugh ter, a (G)son,
the (Gm)threads of their (Dm)lives are all (Edim7)rav ’llin’ un (A)done.
(Dm)Some thin’ is (Dm(maj7))need ed to (Dm7)twist ’em as (G)tight as the (Gm)string you might (Dm)use when you’re (A)fly in’ a (Dm)kite.
(Gm6)Chim chim i ney, (Dm)chim chim, che (A7)ree, chim che (Bm)roo.
Of (Em)all Lon don’s (B)by ways where (Bdim)I doffs me (A)cap,
(Am)this one’s the (Em)’ard est to (F#7)find on a (B)map.
(Em)Cher ry Tree Lane,
as (Bdim)sweet as a (A)song, but the (Am)nan nies who (Em)come ’ere, they (B)don’t stay for (Em)long.
(F#dim7)Chim chim i ney, (Em)chim chim, che (B7)ree, chim che (Em)roo.
This page shows “Prologue / Chim Chim Cher-ee” by Sherman Brothers in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of G at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.