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| − | + | F# F# E B F# | |
| − | + | Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves | |
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| − | + | B C# B F# | |
| − | + | C is for conifers, my kind of trees | |
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| − | + | F# E B F# | |
| − | + | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | |
| − | Larch | + | |
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| − | + | B C# B F# | |
| + | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
| − | Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees. | + | E B F# E B F# |
| − | This is just a few of them: Spruce, | + | If you see a Christmas tree or a stack of newspapers or a 2x4 frame of a house |
| − | Hemlocks, Larch, Cyprus, Juniper, | + | |
| − | Fir, Douglas fir, Cedar, Yew, | + | E B F# E B F# |
| − | Pine, the dwarf conifer, | + | It's probably made from pine trees and pine trees are conifers, that's what this song is about |
| − | And the great California | + | |
| + | G# B F# G# B F# | ||
| + | Or if you see a plant in the shape of an elephant, or in the shape of a dog | ||
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| + | G# B F# E B F# | ||
| + | It's probably a shrub, a conifer shrub pruned into that shape by someone | ||
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| + | Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves | ||
| + | C is for conifers, my kind of trees | ||
| + | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | ||
| + | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
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| + | (chord pattern during spoken section is the same as "If you see a Christmas tree...") | ||
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| + | E B F# ... E B F# ... E B F# ... E B F# ... | ||
| + | G# B F# ... G# B F# ... G# B F# ... E B F# ... | ||
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| + | Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees. | ||
| + | This is just a few of them: Spruce, | ||
| + | Hemlocks, Larch, Cyprus, Juniper, | ||
| + | Fir, Douglas fir, Cedar, Yew, | ||
| + | Pine, the dwarf conifer, | ||
| + | And the great California sequoia redwood. | ||
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Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves | Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves | ||
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C is for conifers, my kind of trees | C is for conifers, my kind of trees | ||
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Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | ||
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C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
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| + | This song is a little easier to play if you transpose it up a half step. | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | G G F C G | ||
| + | Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves | ||
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| + | C D C G | ||
| + | C is for conifers, my kind of trees | ||
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| + | G F C G | ||
| + | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | ||
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| + | C D C G | ||
| + | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
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| + | F C G F C G | ||
If you see a Christmas tree or a stack of newspapers or a 2x4 frame of a house | If you see a Christmas tree or a stack of newspapers or a 2x4 frame of a house | ||
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| + | F C G F C G | ||
It's probably made from pine trees and pine trees are conifers, that's what this song is about | It's probably made from pine trees and pine trees are conifers, that's what this song is about | ||
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| + | A C G A C G | ||
Or if you see a plant in the shape of an elephant, or in the shape of a dog | Or if you see a plant in the shape of an elephant, or in the shape of a dog | ||
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| + | A C G F C G | ||
It's probably a shrub, a conifer shrub pruned into that shape by someone | It's probably a shrub, a conifer shrub pruned into that shape by someone | ||
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Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | ||
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
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| + | (chord pattern during spoken section is the same as "If you see a Christmas tree...") | ||
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| + | F C G ... F C G ... F C G ... F C G ... | ||
| + | A C G ... A C G ... A C G ... F C G ... | ||
Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees. | Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees. | ||
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Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines | ||
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds | ||
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Revision as of 11:19, 10 December 2006
F# F# E B F#
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
B C# B F#
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
F# E B F#
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
B C# B F#
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
E B F# E B F#
If you see a Christmas tree or a stack of newspapers or a 2x4 frame of a house
E B F# E B F#
It's probably made from pine trees and pine trees are conifers, that's what this song is about
G# B F# G# B F#
Or if you see a plant in the shape of an elephant, or in the shape of a dog
G# B F# E B F#
It's probably a shrub, a conifer shrub pruned into that shape by someone
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
(chord pattern during spoken section is the same as "If you see a Christmas tree...")
E B F# ... E B F# ... E B F# ... E B F# ...
G# B F# ... G# B F# ... G# B F# ... E B F# ...
Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees.
This is just a few of them: Spruce,
Hemlocks, Larch, Cyprus, Juniper,
Fir, Douglas fir, Cedar, Yew,
Pine, the dwarf conifer,
And the great California sequoia redwood.
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
This song is a little easier to play if you transpose it up a half step.
G G F C G
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
C D C G
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
G F C G
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
C D C G
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
F C G F C G
If you see a Christmas tree or a stack of newspapers or a 2x4 frame of a house
F C G F C G
It's probably made from pine trees and pine trees are conifers, that's what this song is about
A C G A C G
Or if you see a plant in the shape of an elephant, or in the shape of a dog
A C G F C G
It's probably a shrub, a conifer shrub pruned into that shape by someone
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
(chord pattern during spoken section is the same as "If you see a Christmas tree...")
F C G ... F C G ... F C G ... F C G ...
A C G ... A C G ... A C G ... F C G ...
Spoken: There are so many different kinds of conifer trees.
This is just a few of them: Spruce,
Hemlocks, Larch, Cyprus, Juniper,
Fir, Douglas fir, Cedar, Yew,
Pine, the dwarf conifer,
And the great California sequoia redwood.
Most with cones for seeds, most with needles for leaves
C is for conifers, my kind of trees
Larch Junipers and Fir, Spruce, Cedars and Pines
C is for conifers, more than five hundred kinds
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