Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree chords
by Brenda Lee- Writer: Johnny Marks - singer songwriter (1909 - 1985). He also wrote the ever-popular Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer in 1949 - inspired by a poem written by his brother-in-law, Robert L. May.
- Date: 1958 (Original Published Key - Ab Major)
- Featured Artist: Brenda Lee
- Music: Key of G Major in 4/4 time at 140 bpm (𝅘𝅥)
- Chords: G, Am, Am7, Bm, C, D, D7, Em, Em7, EmMaj7 (EmM7)
- Beginners: C Major is an easier key with no barre chords. If you are playing with the video, you will need a capo on he 4th fret.
Chart Legend
Numbered Circles: Fingers used to play chords O: Optional Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree
Capo on the 1st fret if playing with the video
Song Key is highlighted - Transpose to any other keyG Em C D C Bm Am Intro: 4/4 | Ah | Ah | Ah | Ah - - - | G 1. Rockin' around the Christmas tree D7 At the Christmas party hop. Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Mistletoe hung where you can see; Am7 D7 G Every couple tries to stop. G 2. Rockin' around the Christmas tree; D7 Let the Christmas spirit ring. Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Later we'll have some pumpkin pie, Am7 D7 G And we'll do some ca-ro-ling. C Bm Chorus: You will get a sentimental feeling, when you hear; Em EmM7 Em7 Voices singing; "let's be jolly A7 D A7 D D7 Deck the halls with boughs of hol-ly". G 3. Rockin' around the Christmas tree D7 Have a hap-py holiday. Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Ev'-ry-one danc-ing mer-ri-ly, Am7 D7 G In the new old-fash-ioned way. G D7 Am D7 Am D7 Am D7 G Instr: ||: | 𝄎 | | 𝄎 | - | - | - | :|| C Bm Chorus: You will get a sentimental feeling, when you hear; Em EmM7 Em7 Voices singing; "let's be jolly A7 D A7 D D7 Deck the halls with boughs of hol-ly". G 4. Rockin' around the Christ-mas tree, D7 Have a hap-py hol-i-day. Am7 D7 Am7 D7 Ev'-ry-one dan-cing mer-ri-ly, D7 C D7 G Em7 C G In the new old-fash-ioned | way... | | | 1& 2& 3 |
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