Tipo de gaita: Diatônica
Tom: C

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Rain-drops on ros-es 
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and whis-kers on kit-tens,
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bright cop-per ket-tles 
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and warm wool-en mit-tens,
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brown pap-er pack-ag-es
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tied up with strings,
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these are a few of my 
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fav-or-ite things.


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Cream col-ored pon-ies 
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and crisp ap-ple streu-dels,
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door-bells and sleigh bells 
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and schnit-zel with nood-les,
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wild geese that fly with 
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the moon on their wings,
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these are a few of my 
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fav-or-ite things.


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Girls in white dress-es 
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with blue sat-in sash-es,
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snow-flakes that stay on 
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my nose and eye-lash-es,
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sil-ver white win-ters 
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that melt in-to springs,
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these are a few of my 
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fav-or-ite things.


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When the dog bites,
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when the bee stings,
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when I'm feel-ing sad,
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 I simp-ly re-mem-ber 
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my fav-or-ite things,
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and then I don't feel so bad.

(lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II)
(Also covered by a fair number of jazz musicians, including JohnColtrane)