Ta, tee tee taa, taa, tee, tee, tee tee ta, ta, ta ta taa, taa, tee tee tee tee ta. Ta, ta ta taa, taa, ta ta tee tee ta, ta, ta ta taa, taa, tee tee taa.
She's the one you tell about the death of the old grey goose, but no one knows why.
E e d c c, d d f e d c g g f e e e d c d e c
go tell aunt rhodietrombone-(slide numbers) 4 4 6 1 thats te first part
I found it in an online Recorder tutorial at http://www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/playing-recorders/playing-recorder%20-%200128.htm
fint out
She's the one you tell about the death of the old grey goose, but no one knows why.
Jingle Bells, Go Tell Aunt Rhody, Hot Cross Buns.
E e d c c, d d f e d c g g f e e e d c d e c
go tell aunt rhodietrombone-(slide numbers) 4 4 6 1 thats te first part
i dont knpw tell me
I found it in an online Recorder tutorial at http://www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/playing-recorders/playing-recorder%20-%200128.htm
Tom Sawyer told his aunt that he was Sid, his half-brother.
the black notes that tell you how long you have to hold the note for or what note you have to play
Aunt Flo is paying a visit.
Simple. You shouldn't, ever.
text, notes, tell your friend to tell them... etc.
I can't tell you the notes but I can tell you a book that I can recomend for you and it is P-I-A-N-O--T-I-M-E--1