This song comes from the movie "Father of the Bride". 
I have no idea who wrote it or who performs it for the  
movie. I don't Know the title But I'm guessing that it is  
called:         
                 "The Simple Life" 

         Em7                 A13              Dmaj7 Adim 
Intro:slowly  
	Folks are blessed who make the most of everyday 
        Em7             A13        Dmaj7  C#7/#5/b9 
	living by their own philosophy  
        F#m7        B13              Emaj7    Bdim 
	everyone beneath the sun must find a way 
         Bm7              Bm6          A7  A7/#5 
	and I've found the only way for me 

Verse 1: Em7    A7         F#m7        B7 
	I don't believe in frettin' and grievin' 
        Em7        C#m7/11  C7/b5  Bm7  D13 
	why mess around    with   strife 
	Gmaj7       Gm7      F#m7       Bm7   
	I never was cut out to step and strut out 
        Em7        E9      A7 
	give me the simple life 

Verse 2: Em7         A7       F#m7      B7 
	Some find it pleasant dining on pheasant 
            Em7               C#m7/11  C7/b5  Bm7 D13 
	but those things roll off      my    knife 
        Gmaj7      Gm7      F#m7        Bm7 
	just feed me tomata's and mashed potata's     
        Em7         A7     Dmaj7 
	give me the simple life 

Chorus: Em7      A13              Dmaj7  Adim 
	A cottage small is all I'm after  
        Em7         A13          Dmaj7  C#7/#5/b9 
	not one too spacious and wide 
        F#m7        B13                Emaj7   Bdim 
	a house that rings with joy and laughter 
              Bm7      Bm6     A7 
	of the ones you love inside 

Verse 3: Em7          A7       F#m7          B7 
	Life could be thrilling for one who's willing  
        Em7    C#m7/11 C7/b5  Bm7  D13 
	to be a far -- mer's wife 
        Gmaj7          Gm7         F#m7         Bm7 
	kids calling me pappy could sure make me happy 
        Em7         E9     A7 
	give me the simple life 


Verse 4:Em7          A7          F#m7          B7 
	Some take the high road, I'll take the low road 
        Em7          C#m7/11  C7/b9  Bm7   D13 
	free from the care    and   strife 
            Gmaj7        Gm7   F#m7     Bm7 
	sounds corny and seedy but yes indeedy 
        Em7         A7     Dmaj7 
	give me the simple life 

        Em7         A7     Dmaj7    D6/9 
Ending: Give me the simple life 
    

    
        Abrir tablatura
        
    
    
       
chords:  intro: 
              Em7  A13 Dmaj7 Adim  C#7/#5/b9  F#m7 
	-------7---7-----5-----5------10-----9------ 
	-------8---7-----7-----7------10-----10---- 
	-------7---6-----6-----5------10-----9----- 
	-------x---5-----7-----7-------9-----x----- 
	-------7---x-----5-----6-------x-----9----- 
	-----------5-----5-----5-------9------------ 
         B13  Emaj7 Bdim  Bm7  Bm6  A7  A7/#5 
        --9-----7----7-----7----7----5----5-------- 
	--9-----9----9-----7----7----5----6-------- 
	--8-----8----7-----7----7----6----6-------- 
	--7-----9----9-----7----6----5----5------- 
	--x-----7----8-----x----x----7------------ 
	--7-----7----7-----7----7----5------------ 


Verse chords: 
	Em7 F#m7  B7  C#m7/11  C7/b5   D13  Gmaj7 
	-7---9-----7------------------12-----10---- 
	-8---10----7----7-------7-----12-----12----- 
	-7---9-----8----9-------9-----11-----11----- 
	-9---11----7----9-------8-----10-----12----- 
	-7---9-----9----x-------x-----x------10---- 
	-----------7----9-------8-----10-----10---- 
        Gm7  E9   
	-10--7--------------------------------- 
	-11--7---others same as intro 
	-10--7--------------------------------- 
	-12--6--------------------------------- 
	-10--7--------------------------------- 
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     If anyone can tell me who wrote this tune 
please e-mail me at [email protected] 
     If you aren't familiar with these chords or 
style, I would recommend Mickey Baker's Complete  
Course in Jazz Guitar-book 1; if it is still in print.