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 Gene Autry - 1949 Original Version The Kelly Family - 1990 version

 

                                                                 

“Rudolph!"

F                                                                                               C 

Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, (reindeer!) had a very shiny nose. 

 

C                                                                                  F 

And if you ever saw it, (saw it!) you would even say it glows. (Like a light bulb!)

 

F                                                                                                C   

All of the other reindeer, (reindeer!) used to laugh and call him names (Like Pinnochio!)

 

C                                                                                               F 

They never let poor Rudolph, (Rudolph!)  join in any reindeer games. (Like Monopoly!)

 

(Bb, F, Gm, C , F)

Then one foggy Christmas Eve, Santa came to say, (in his underwear!)

 

(C, G7, C7)

“Rudolph with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight?”

 

F                                                                                                                C 

Then how the reindeer loved him, (loved him!) and they shouted out with glee, (Yipee!)

 

C                                                                                                       F 

“Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, (reindeer!) you'll go down in history!  (History!)

 

 


 
In December, 2010 the Year 2 children at Oakham Primary School were enjoying this song SO much that we decided to make a recording of them!

We hope you enjoy all the 'fun' in it!



 
Melody Tab


Slightly 'challenging' nice played with ringing re-entrant style notes and open strings!

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