SOUTH AMERICA LYRICS

All songs copyright by Hummingbird Music

SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES
(Gary Huntbatch, May 2001)

C
Intro: THE SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES ARE NAMED IN THIS SONG
MEMORIZE THEM IF YOU CAN, THEN PLEASE, SING ALONG!

C F
VENEZUELA, IS AT THE TOP,
G C
STRAIGHT THROUGH TO GUYANA, WE DON'T HAVE TO STOP.
C F
THE VERY NEXT COUNTRY, IS SURINAME
G C
AND THEN FRENCH GUYANA, WHERE IT'S ALWAYS NICE AND WARM
Am Abm
THEN WE'RE IN BRAZIL, WHERE IT'S HOT LIKE TOAST
Dm G
IT'S THE LARGEST COUNTRY, YOU COULD SAY THAT IT'S THE MOST
C F
CLOSE TO THE MIDDLE, IS PARAGUAY
G C
WITH URUGUAY ON THE EAST COAST, NOT TOO FAR AWAY

Talk and dancing part: OK OK OK, Let's do the Brazilian WOOZY DANCE
Why is it called the Brazilian Woozy Dance?
Cause when you're done twisting around you feel WOOZY!
C F
THE NEXT LARGEST COUNTRY, IS ARGENTINA,
G C
WITH NARROW CHILE OH SO CLOSE, NOTHING'S IN BETWEENA'
C F
COMING BACK UP, BOLIVIA IS NEXT,
G C
THEN PASSING THROUGH PERU, WAY OUT TO THE WEST
Am Abm
NOW LET'S EXPLORE, EQUADOR,
Dm G
AND THE MOUNTAINS OF COLUMBIA, WITH THE COFFEE WE ADORE
C F
NOW THAT YOU MENTION COFFEE, IT MUST BE TIME FOR TEA
G C
IN THE BRITISH FALKLAND ISLANDS, 'GADZOOKS' WAIT FOR ME!

Talking: Sugar? Two lumps please. (knock, knock) Thank you.

PLANTS & ANIMALS (Mr. I)

D A D
Chorus: PLANTS AND ANIMALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS,
G D G D A
THEY LIVE TOGETHER, IN HARMONY THEY LIVE TOGETHER, IN HARMONY
D A D
PLANTS AND ANIMALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS,
G D E A7
THE NEED EACH OTHER LIKE I NEED YOU AND YOU ---NEED ME.

Bb A
DAY AFTER DAY IN THE FOREST GREEN
Bb A
ANIMALS AND PLANTS, GIVE EACH OTHER WHAT THEY NEED
Ab G
PLANTS GIVE THE ANIMALS FOOD TO EAT
Ab A A7
ANIMALS HELP IN SPREADING SEEDS
D
Chorus:
Bb A
LIKE THE EARTH NEEDS THE SUN AND THE EARTH NEEDS THE RAIN
Bb A
THEY HELP EACH OTHER AGAIN AND AGAIN
Ab G
AIR TO BREATHE, WATER TO DRINK
Ab A
THEY'RE LIKE YOU AND ME, AND IT MAKES ME THINK HOW…
D
Chorus:
F F#
FROM THE FOREST FLOOR, UP TO THE CANOPY
G Ab A
IN THE MIGHTY RAIN FOREST, EVEN IN THE UNDERSTORY
F F#
THEY DEPEND ON EACH OTHER , LET'S NOT CUT DOWN THE TREES
G G# A
FOR IF ANY PART IS MISSING, THERE'S AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

D A …… G D A D
Chorus: PLANTS & ANIMALS……….. THEY LIVE TOGETHER, IN HARMONY

MI CHACRA - MY FARM
Folk Song from Argentina

D A
COME AND SEE MY FARM FOR IT IS BEAUTIFUL
A D
COME AND SEE MY FARM FOR IT IS BEAUTIFUL
D A
EL BURRITO GO LIKE THIS (HEE HAW)
A D
EL BURRITO GO LIKE THIS ( HEE HAW)
D A
O VAS CAMARADE, O VAS CAMARADE, O VAS , O VAS, O VAS
A D
O VAS CAMARADE, O VAS CAMARADE, O VAS , O VAS, O VAS

( Oh, come, my friend, oh come my friend, oh, come oh come oh come)

Continue with the following animals:

EL PERRITO GO LIKE THIS (WOOF WOOF)

EL GATITO GO LIKE THIS (MEOW MEOW)

EL PATITO GO LIKE THIS (QUACK QUACK)

EL CHANCHITO GO LIKE THIS (OINK OINK)

LLAMAS & ALPACAS (Mr. I & Gary Huntbatch)

C G
LLAMA, LA LA LA LA , LALA LOVELY LLAMA
G C
LLLAMA, EVERYBODY LA LA LOVE YOU
C G
ALPACA, LA LA LA LOVELY ALPACA,
G C G C
ALPACA, EVERYBODY LOVE YOU TOO, HOO, HOO.

G7 C
A LITTLE LIKE DONKEY, A LITTLE LIKE A DOG
G7 C
A LITTLE LIKE A SHEEP, BUT NOTHING LIKE A FROG
D A
YOU CARRY CROPS, FROM THE MOUNTAIN TO THE SEA
D G G7
SUCH A HELPFUL ANIMAL, FROM THE CAMEL FAMILY

Chorus

G7 C
ARISTOCRATIC, LIKE ROYALTY YOU SIT
G7 C
VERY DIGNIFIED, EXCEPT WHEN YOU SPIT
D A
DID THE ANCIENT INCAS, 5000 YEARS AGO
D G G7
SEE THAT YOU WERE SPECIAL, YES, I THINK SO
Dm Am
SUCH COLOURFUL CLOTHES, WE HAVE MADE FROM YOUR WOOL
G
YOU GIVE US MEAT ,
F Em G
FERTILIZER AND FUEL.

Chorus, two times

THE TWO-TOED SLOTH (Mr. I)

Am Bm Am Bm
THE TWO TOED SLOTH LIVES IN THE TREES
Am E Am
HIGH HIGH HIGH, WHERE NOBODY SEES
Am Bm Am Bm
THE TWO TOED SLOTH IS VERY CUTE
Am E Am
HANGS UPSIDE DOWN AND LIKES TO EAT FRUIT

D Am
COME LOOK YOU CAN SEE HIM, IF YOU LOOK VERY CAREFULLY
D E E7
THE GREEN ALGAE IN HIS FUR, MAKES HIM VERY HARD TO SEE

Am Bm Am Bm
THE TWO TOED SLOTH DOESN'T MAKE A SOUND
Am E Am
HE EATS AND HE SLEEPS UPSIDE DOWN,
Am Bm Am Bm
TWO CLAWS IN THE FRONT, THREE IN THE BACK
Am E Am
HE CAN HANG FOREVER LIKE A FURRY GREEN SACK
D Am
COME LOOK YOU CAN SEE HIM, IF YOU LOOK VERY CAREFULLY
D E E7
HE'S MOVING LIKE A SNAKE, ALONG THE BRANCH SO SLOW-O-LY

Am Bm Am Bm
THE TWO TOED SLOTH LIVES IN THE TREES
Am E Am
HIGH HIGH HIGH WHERE NOBODY SEES,
Am Bm Am Bm
THE TWO TOED SLOTH, LIVES IN THE TREES,
Am E Am
HIGH HIGH HIGH, WHERE NOBODY SEES.

LAKE TITIKAKA (Gary Huntbatch)

Lake Titikaka Lake Titikaka
On the border of Peru and Bolivia
Lake Titikaka Lake Titikaka
On the border of Peru and Bolivia

The Incas believed that they were created
By a god named Viracocha who came out of the lake
He taught them how to grow their food……
………………………………………..How to build and live as one
Then he returned to the lake when his work was done

Copacabana peninsula boarders lake Titikaka
And has remains of many cultures from long ago
There are islands in the lake where worship was done
One dedicated to the moon another to the sun

There are also floating islands made of bullrushes
Natives use bulrushes to make their homes and rafts
This lake is high up in the mountains ……………
…………………………………………at 12 & a half thousand feet
And the scenery all around just can't be beat

Lake Titikaka Lake Titikaka
On the border of Peru and Bolivia
Lake Titikaka Lake Titikaka
On the border of Peru and Bolivia

The Incas called Cuzco "the navel of the world" and the lake Titikaka "The womb of Mankind" , lakeside dwellers of today regard themselves as the "oldest people

AMAZON
(Mr. I) May 2001

Bb Gm F
Chorus: AMAZON, MIGHTY RIVER, TROPICAL RIVER
Bb Gm F
AMAZON, AWESOME RIVER, CROCODILE RIVER
Gm Cm Gm Cm
FROM CAILLOMA IN PERU, FOUR THOUSAND MILES WE CAN FOLLOW YOU
Am Dm Bb C F+
TO MARAJO ISLAND IN BRAZIL, INTO THE ATLANTIC AND FURTHER STILL

Chorus; end with, RAIN FOREST RIVER
Gm Cm Gm Cm
ALONG THE EQUATOR YOU DO FLOW, SUSTAINING LIFE AS YOU GO
Am Dm
ANIMALS AND PLANTS, PEOPLE TOO
Bb C F+
ARE ABLE TO SURVIVE BECAUSE OF YOU

Cm Bb Cm Bb
MANY RIVERS MEET WITH YOU, PUTUMAYO & MADEIRA, TO NAME A FEW
Ab Gm Ab Bb F7
THE BLACK RIO NEGRO FLOWING SOUTH, ENRICHES THE SOIL AT THE MOUTH
Cm Bb
FORESTRY & MINING HAVE DAMAGED YOU
Cm Bb
POLLUTED THE AIR AND THE WATER TOO.
Ab Gm
THE AMAZON NATIVES ARE WORKING HARD,
Ab Bb F+
TO KEEP THE ENVIRONMENT SAFE FROM HARM

Chorus: AMAZON……… (end with) PIRANHA RIVER
Gm Cm
RAINS EVERY YEAR BRING A HEAVY FLOOD
Gm Cm
MALACOS CAN BE BUILT WITH THE MUD
Am Dm
FRESH SEDIMENT ADDS NUTRIENTS NEW
Bb C F+
TO GROW COCOA, BRAZIL NUTS AND CASHEWS TOO.

Chorus: AMAZON…… RUBBER TREE RIVER, AMAZON…..ANACONDA RIVER.

RAIN FOREST SONG (Yurgen Ilaender)

C Dm Em G
IT'S EARLY MORNING IN THE RAIN FOREST
F Em Dm G
ALL THE ANIMALS ARE WAKING UP
C Dm Em G
THE PARROTS ARE SINGING IN A RAUCOUS CHORUS
F Em Dm G
HEAR THEM IN THE CANOPY UP ON TOP
F C
THE MONKEYS JUMP FROM TREE TO TREE
G C C7
SWINGING FROM THE BRANCHES HAPPILY
F C
THE MONKEYS SHOUT WITH A WHOOP AND A HOWL
D7 G
TELLING ALL THE BIRDS THEY'RE MUCH TOO LOUD
G7
Spoken: THE MONKEYS ARE HOWLING AT THE PARROTS & THE TOUCANS
THE PARROTS AND THE TOUCANS ALL SUDDENLY FLY INTO THE AIR
THEN THE RAIN BEGINS TO FALL.

C Dm Em G
IT'S MID-AFTERNOON IN THE RAIN FOREST
F Em Dm G
SEE THE FLYING LIZARDS AND THE FLYING FROGS
C Dm Em G
THE FROGS ARE CROAKING IN A RAUCOUS CHORUS
F Em Dm G
THEY JUMP THROUGH THE UNDERSTORY CHASING ALL THE BUGS
F C
A TREE FROG LAYS IT'S LITTLE EGGS
G C C7
ON THE LEAVES OF A BROMELAID
F C
A POISON DART FROG , BLUE NOT GREEN
D7 G
HIDES ON THE FOREST FLOOR, BARELY SEEN

Spoken: THE FROGS ARE CROAKING LOUDLY, SUDDENLY THEY STOP
A HERD OF AL PACAS COME GALLOPING PAST
THE RAIN CONTINUES TO FALL

C Dm Em G
IT'S LATE IN THE EVENING IN THE RAIN FOREST
F Em Dm G
ALL THE BATS ARE WAKING UP
C Dm Em G
THEY RUSTLE AND THEY FLUTTER IN A RAUCOUS CHORUS
F Em Dm G
WITH SOUND THEY FIND THE FOOD THEY HUNT
F C
A BOA COILS AROUND A BRANCH
G C C7
CONTENTEDLY FILLED WITH IT'S PREY
F C
AN ANACONDA SLITHERS DOWN
D7 G7
TIME TO END ANOTHER DAY,.

Spoken: The snakes are hissing a soft goodnight
The bats are flitting up through the leaves
The rain still falls. , And then. - it stops. All is silent

C Am
RAIN FOREST, RAIN FOREST
F Em Dm G
PIECES OF A PUZZLE ALL FIT PERFECTLY
C Am
RAIN FOREST, RAIN FOREST,
F Em Dm C
GOODNIGHT TO THE ANIMALS, GOODNIGHT TO THE TREES.

HUMMINGBIRD (Yurgen Ilaender)

C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, I CAN'T SEE YOU
F G Em G
BUT I KNOW YOU'RE THERE IN THE TREES SOMEWHERE
C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, TOO FAST FOR MY EYE
F G Em C C E
BUT I KNOW YOU'RE NEAR I CAN HEAR YOU FLY

Am Em
YOU'RE A JEWEL IN THE SKY,
F C C E
PRECIOUS AND PERFECT IN EVERY WAY
Am Em
YOU'RE A JEWEL IN THE SKY
F Em C G
HOPE THAT I CAN SEE YOU TODAY.

C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, SO RARELY SEEN
F G Em G
YOU LAY EGGS THE SIZE OF A COFFEE BEAN
C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, TWO EGSS AT A TIME
F G Em C C E
IN YOUR NEST OF BARK AND SPIDER WEB TWINE
Am Em
YOU CAN FLY FORWARDS, YOU CAN FLY BACKWARDS
F C C E
SIDEWAYS AND EVEN UPSIDE DOWN.
Am Em
YOUR WINGS DON'T BEND, THEY'RE RIGID AND STRAIGHT
F C G C C A7
TEN FEATHERS ON YOUR WINGS MAKE THE HUMMING SOUND.

Dm Am
YOU NEED TO FEED ALL THE TIME
Dm Am
NECTAR EVERYDAY FROM A THOUSAND FLOWERS
Dm Am
UP TO 1200 HEARTBEATS A MINUTE
Dm Em G
INSECTS AND NECTAR GIVE YOU POWER. (Humm….)

C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, SO MANY SPECIES
F G Em G
IN COLUMBIA ALONE THERE'S ONE HUNDRED FORTY -THREE
C Em Am G
HUMMINGBIRD, HUMMINGBIRD, SO SMALL ARE YOU
F G Em C C E
WITH THE LARGEST LIVING IN THE MOUNTAINS OF PERU

Am Em
THE ANCIENT INCAS HONOURED YOU
F C C E
THEY DREW YOUR IMAGE IN THE SAND TWO HUNDRED FEET WIDE
Am Em
THE AZTEC INDIANS BELIEVED IT TRUE
F C G C
THAT THEY WOULD TURN INTO HUMMINGBIRDS WHEN THEY DIED

(Repeat first two verses)

''Coppery emeralds' , Golden-tailed sapphires' , ''Fiery topaz'

'Glittering fragments of the rainbow."

FIVE BIG PARROTS
(Mr. I, April 2001)

FIVE BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE

FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY

ONE SAW A JAGUAR, ON THE FOREST FLOOR

ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, THEN THERE WERE FOUR.

FOUR BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
ONE SAW THE JAGUAR CLIMBING UP THE TREE
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WERE THREE

THREE BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
THE JAGUAR KEPT CREEPING
THROUGH THE UNDERSTORY TOO
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WERE TWO

TWO BIG PARROTS, PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
THE JAGUAR REACHED THE CANOPY
UP CLOSE TO THE SUN
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WAS ONE

ONE BIG PARROT PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING IT'S WINGS UP IN THE CANOPY
THE JAGUAR LEAPT THROUGH THE AIR WITH A GREAT BIG POUNCE.
BUT THE PARROT FLEW AWAY
I WONDER? DO JAGUARS BOUNCE?

FIVE BIG PARROTS
(Mr. I, April 2001)

FIVE BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE

FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY

ONE SAW A JAGUAR, ON THE FOREST FLOOR

ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR.

FOUR BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
ONE SAW THE JAGUAR CLIMBING UP THE TREE
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WERE THREE

THREE BIG PARROTS PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
THE JAGUAR KEPT CREEPING
THROUGH THE UNDERSTORY TOO
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WERE TWO

TWO BIG PARROTS, PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING THEIR WINGS HAPPILY
THE JAGUAR REACHED THE CANOPY
UP CLOSE TO THE SUN
ONE PARROT FLEW AWAY, AND THEN THERE WAS ONE

ONE BIG PARROT PERCHED ON A TREE
FLAPPING IT'S WINGS UP IN THE CANOPY
THE JAGUAR LEAPT THROUGH THE AIR WITH A GREAT BIG POUNCE.
BUT THE PARROT FLEW AWAY
I WONDER? DO JAGUARS BOUNCE?

PARROT SONG (Gary Huntbatch)

PRETTY REDS, AND YELLOWS AND BLUES

PURPLES, ORANGES AND GREENS, A LIVING RAINBOW, FLYING BY

PERCHING AT TIMES TO EAT, CHATTER AND PREEN

SQUAWKING, CHATTERING AND HOWLING,

COMMUNICATING, QUITE A DIN,

EATING FRUIT AND FLOWERS, SEEDS AND LEAVES.

ON NUTS THEY USE THEIR BEAKS, FOR CRACKING.

Chorus: SWOOPING, SOARING, GLIDING,

BENEATH THE LEAFY CANOPY

SHOWING THEIR BEAUTIFUL PLUMAGE.

BRIGHTLY COLOURED FOR ALL TO SEE.

TWO TOES AT THE FRONT, AND TWO BEHIND

HELPS THEM TO KEEP THEIR BALANCE,

ONE FOOT TO HOLD, ONTO THEIR FOOD

THE OTHER FIXED FIRMLY ON THE BRANCH.

SAMBALELE (Brazilian Folk Song)
Translations taken from Charity Bailey & Eunice Holsaert)

D A D
SAMBALELE IS A SHOW OFF, FLUNG HIGH A STONE TO HIT A MANGO
D A
MANGO STAYED UP, STONE FELL DOWN ON HIS HEAD
D
SAMBALELE IS HOME IN BED:

A, D G
Chorus: OH, STEP AND STEP AND TWIRL OH, MENINA
A D
HOLD YOUR SKIRT AND WHIRL OH, MENINA
D A
STEP AND STEP AND TWIRL OH, MENINA
D
YOU ARE THE PRETTIEST GIRL OH, MENINA

SAMBALELE IS A SHOW OFF, HE SET A SNARE TO CATCH A RABBIT
DID NOT KNOW HOW, CAUGHT HIS BIG TOE INSTEAD
SAMBALELE IS HOME IN BED. OH!…….. (Chorus)

SAMBALELE IS A SHOW OFF, BUILT HIM SOME STILTS TO BE A TALL MAN
HE TOOK A TUMBLE ON HIS GREAT BIG HEAD,
SAMBALELE IS HOME IN BED, OH! (Chorus)

SAMBALELE IS HOME IN BED.

SPANISH COUNTING SONG
Composer unknown. From Anise Abdulla

C F C
UNO, DOS, TRES, QUATRO, CINCO, SEIS,

F C
SIETE, OCHO, NUEVE,

G C
I CAN COUNT TO DIEZ

C F G C
LA LA LA LA LA I CAN COUNT TO DIEZ

C F C
OLA, AMIGO, OLA MY FRIEND

F C G C
HASTA LA VISTA, TILL WE MEET AGAIN.

ADIOS!

SAN SERENI
Spanish Folk Song

C G7
SAN SERENI, DE LA BUENA , BUENA, VIDA
C
HACEN ASI A SI LOS CAMPAMEROS (Bell Ringers)
G7 C G7 C
ASI, ASI, ASI, ASI, ME GUSTA MI.

Repeat each verse with different people:

LOS ZAPATEROS (Shoe makers)

LOS BALLADORAS (Dancers)

LOS COSTUMERARS (Seamtresses)

children can stand and act out each part.

SAN SERENI, HE'S THE FRIEND OF ALL THE VILLAGE

THE BELL RINGERS PLAY, THEY PLAY, PLAY, PLAY TO PLEASE HIM.

ASI, ASI,, ASI, TO PLEASE SAN SERENI.

CHACARERA
Folk dance from Argentina. Chacarera means 'country girl'

Am
CHACARERA, SING AT DAWNING,
Dm E7
LET YOUR VOICE CALL FORTH THE SUN.
A7 Dm
CHACARERA, SONGS HAVE MAGIC.
E7 Am
HELP TO GET THE DAY'S WORK DONE.

Am
CHACARERA, KEEP ON SINGING,
Dm E7
WITH AN EASY RHYTHMIC SWING,
A7 Dm
CHACARERA, SONGS HAVE MAGIC
E7 Am
GRAIN TURNS GOLDEN WHEN YOU SING

Am
CHACARERA, KEEP ON SINGING,
Dm E7
KEEP ON SINGING, ALL DAY LONG,
A7 Dm
CHACARERA, SONGS HAVE MAGIC,
E7 Am
HELP THE WHEAT GROW TALL AND STRONG.

(Repeat first verse)

MACCHU PICCHU

C Em
g a d c b a b g
High in the mountains of Peru
F
g g a a a a c a
There' a place I'm takin' you to
Fm
a a ab ab ab ab ab bb ab
Machu Picchu is a place to see
C
ab bb ab g
The place to see

Dm Am
c c d d dd a c a
It's an ancient city this we know
Dm Am
a d d d d a c a
Built by the Incas long ago
Em
b b b b b b d b b
So high on the top of a mountain
Dm Am
b d d d d a c a a
Built of stone blocks that fit so tightly
Dm Am
d d d d d a a c a a
Fit exactly yes very precisely
Em G
b bb b bb b bb b bb b bb b d
That a piece of paper wouldn't fit in between

Dm Am
c c d d d d a c a
They built terraced gardens fed by springs
Dm Am
a d d d d a c a
For growing corn and other things
Em
a b b b b b b b d b
And temples to the moon and to the sun
Dm Am
b d d d d a c a
In which there was a special place
Dm Am
a d d d d a c a
Where they gazed into outer space
Em G
a b bb b bb b bb b b bb b d
At stars and planets when their days work was done

C Em
g a d c b a b g
High in the mountains of Peru
F
g g a a a a c a
There' a place I'm takin' you to
Fm
a a ab ab ab ab ab bb ab
Machu Picchu is a place to see
C
ab bb ab g
The place to see

Dm Am
c d d d d a c a
The Incas were mysterious
Dm
a d d d d a c a
They left no records to tell us
Em
b b b b b b b d b b
Who they were it really makes you thinka
Dm Am
d d d d a c a
Was paper in short supply
Dm Am
a d d d d a c a
Were there no pens that they could buy
Em G
A b bb b bb b bb b bb b bb b d d
We only know they had a good suppl y of Inka

C Em
g a d c b a b g
High in the mountains of Peru
F
g g a a a a c a
There' a place I'm takin' you to
Fm
a a ab ab ab ab ab bb ab
Machu Picchu is a place to see
C F
ab bb ab g a a a a
The place to see ..……………Machu Picchu
Fm C G C
ab ab ab ab ab ab ab ab ab bb bb g b c
Machu Picchu a myste rious place to se e e