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  If you want to, feel free to edit it into pages before you print it.

Important Notice: If you pick up your phone and start playing some hip 
  tunes to yourself via push buttons you may find yourself connected to
  and angry Libyan.  Before playing a tune be sure to do one of the following:
 
 1- Call a friend, and bother them with your push-button madness.
 2- (If using a modem) Disconnect the phone line, and turn the Modems speaker 
    on (Issue an ATM1 command, if Hayes compatible) and enjoy.
 3- Call the local 'Weather and Time' recording, or other similar Recording,
    and play away.. I hear these Taped Operators like music.
 4- Call a friends answering machine, and bother them silly.

 When experimenting with this 'fun stuff' read the buttons/lyrics as a sing 
 along 'Follow the bouncing ball' type deal, it's quite simple. Really.. 

 Thats about all I can think of that I have to get out of the way before 
 embarking on this joyous journey into Push-button phone song land..
 
             Enjoy....  Ron, of course.

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Index of Songs contained Herein:

1-  America                              14- Row, Row, Row your boat
2-  Twinkle Twinkle little star          15- Mary had a little lamb
3-  Strangers in the night               16- California, Here I come
4-  Here comes the bride                 17- The old gray mare
5-  A tisket a tasket                    18- Pop goes the weasel
6-  Here we go round the mulberry bush   19- I've been working on the RR
7-  London bridges                       20- Happy Birthday
8-  Ring around a rosy                   21- Jingle Bells
9-  Old MacDonalds Farm                  22- Comin' round the mountain
10- Swanee River                         23- Three Blind mice
11- Shave and a Haircut                  24- Yankee Doodle
12- When johnny comes marching..         25- Rambling Wreck..
13- Mister sandman                       26- Frere Jacques
                                         27- Auld Lang Syne

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1- America
                5   5    6    1   5  9
		My count-try 'tis of thee
                0     0    8  0   8  4
		Sweet land of lib-er-ty
		8  4    2 4
		of thee I sing

2- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

		1    1    9    9
		Twin-kle, Twin-kle,
		0   0   9
		Lit-tle star

3- Strangers in the Night

		4     8    8  4   8
		Stran-gers in the night
		4  8     6   8    4
		Ex-chang-ing glan-ces

4- Here Comes the Bride

		1    3     3   3		
		Here comes the bride
		1   9       6  6
		All dressed in white

5- A Tisket, a Tasket

		6 6   4   8 6   4
		A tis-ket a tas-ket
		8 6     6   6   9   6   4
		A green and yel-low bas-ket
		4 6     6 4   4   6  6  4
		I wrote a let-ter to my love 
		8   6  9   6   0 6      4
		And on the way I dropped it
		8 6       4  8 6       4
		I dropped it I dropped it
		8   6  9   6   0 6       4
		And on the way I dropped it
		8 6   6   4    6      6 4
		A lit-tle girl picked it up
		8   6   9  6  0   6   4 
		and put it in her poc-ket
		8   6   4   8   6   4
		Her poc-ket her poc-ket

6- Here we go round the Mulberry bush

   		4    4  4  2
		Here we go round 
		2   6   6   2  4
		the mul-ber-ry bush
                4   8   8   8  8 
		the mul-ber-ry bush
		6   2   4   4  4  
		the mul-ber-ry bush
		4    4  4  2 
		Here we go round
		2   6   6   2  4
		The mul-ber-ry bush 
		4  8   8  6  8   4    4
		so ear-ly in the morn-ing
 
7- London Bridges

		6   9   6      8  7    8   6
		Lon-don bridge is fall-ing down
		1    4   5    7    8   9 
		fall-ing down fall-ing down
 		6   9   6      8  7    8   6
		Lon-don bridge is fall-ing down
		8  6    0  4
		My fair la-dy 

8- Ring around a Rosey

		8    8 8     6 0   4
		Ring a-round a ros-y
		4 8   8   8    6  0   4
		a poc-ket full of pos-ies
		0   4   0   4   4  0   0    4 
		ash-es, ash-es, we all fall down!

9- Old McDonald had a Farm

  		6   6   6   7   8   8 7 		
 		Old Mac-Don-ald had a farm
		9  9  0  0  4  
		EE-II-EE-II-OHH!
		4   6  6    6    7  8
		And on this farm he had
		8    7
		some chicks
		9  9  0  0  4
		EE-II-EE-II-OHH!!
		4    4  4    4    4
		With a chick chick here
		4   4 4     4     4
		and a chick chick there
		4    4 4     4     4 4
		here a chick there a chick
		4  4  4     4 4     4 
		ev-ry where a chick chick
		
10- Way down upon the swanee river

		3   2    1  3  2
		Way down up-on the
		1    0  4   5
		Swan-ee riv-er
		6   8   4 2
		far far a-way,
		3      2     1  3     2
		That's where my heart is
		1    9   4  5
		Turn-ing ev-er
		6      5     4   2   2     4
		That's where the old folks stay
		
11- Shave and a Haircut, Two Bits!
		
		9     4   4 2    1    6   6
		Shave and a hair-cut, two bits!!

12- When Johnny comes marching home

		8    4     4 4     4     8 
		When john-ny comes march-ing
		6    8 6     5   *    5   *
		home a-gain  Hur-rah! Hur-rah!
		8     4    4   4 4     8
		We'll give him a heart-y
		6   8    6   9    #    5   #
		Wel-come then hur-rah! hur-rah!
		5   #   #    #      5   9
		The men will cheer, the boys
		9    9     5   6   6   6    4
		Will shout The lad-ies they will
 		8   8    8   4   8     #   9
		all turn out and we'll all feel
 		6   8    4    4  4
		Gay when John-ny comes
		4     0   4
		march-ing home!

13-  Mister Sandman

		4   2   6    2
		Mis-ter sand-man
		6     2  2 6
		Bring me a dream

14- Row, Row, Row Boat

		4    4    4   8    6
		Row, row, row your boat
		6   2   6    9   #
		gen-tly down the stream
		#   #  #
		Mer-ri-ly
		0   0  0
		Mer-ri-ly
		*   *  *
		Mer-ri-ly
		4   4  4 
		Mer-ri-ly
		6    2  2   1 1
		Life is but a dream
 
15- Mary had a little lamb

		6   0 4   0 6   6   6
		Mar-y had a lit-tle lamb
		2   2   2     6   6   6
		lit-tle lamb, lit-tle lamb
		6   0 4   0 6   6   6
		Mar-y had a lit-tle lamb
		6   8      8   6     8  4
		Its fleece was white as snow

16- California Here I come

		8   8 8   8   9    8 1
		Cal-i-for-nia here I come
		3     3    3
		Right back where
		3 6     3  4
		I start-ed from

17- The Old Gray Mare

		4   4   4    4
		The old gray mare
		8   6     6    8   6    8  4
		She ain't what she used to be
		8     8    4   8    8  4
		Ain't what she used to be 
		6     6    8   6    8  4
		Ain't what she used to be
		4   4   4    4
		The old gray mare 
		8   6     6    8   6    8  4
		She ain't what she used to be
		8  8  8    6     8 4
		Ma-ny long years a-go

18- Pop Goes the Weasel

		4   4 8     8   6   8   6  1
		All a-round the mul-ber-ry bush
		4   4   4   8      6   0   4
		The mon-key chased the wea-sel
		4   4   4   8 
		The mon-key thought 
		8     6  7 6  1
		'Twas al-l in fun
		5   1    6   0   4 
		Pop goes the wea-sel

19- I've been working on the railroad

   		7    2    4    5 
		I've been work-ing 
	 	4  2   6    4
		on the rail-road

20- Happy Birthday
	
		4   4  2     4   #  8 
		Hap-py birth-day to you
		1   1  2     1   9  8
		Hap-py birth-day to you

21- Jingle Bells

		6   6   6      6   6   6
		Jin-gle bells, Jin-gle bells
		6   #   7   8   6 
		Jin-gle all the way
		9   9    9   9  9  5  5
		Oh, what fun it is to ride 
		5  5 5   7     4 5   6
		in a one-horse o-pen sleigh

22- Comin' round the mountain

		4      8 
		She'll be
		#   #  #     #   8    4
		comin' round the moun-tain
		4    8   #
		When she comes

23- Three Blind Mice
            
		6     8     4
		Three blind mice
		6     8     4
		Three blind mice
		9   5   5    4
		See how they run
		9   5   5    4
		See how they run

24- Yankee Doodle

		4   4   2   6   4    6  2
		Yan-kee doo-dle went to town
		4   4   2  6 4  1
		Rid-ing on a po-ny
		4     1 5     6  4  6   2
		stuck a feath-er in his hat
		4   4      2  6   4 1  1
		and called it mac-a-ro-ni


25-  Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech
	
		6   8 4   4     4
		I'm a ram-bling wreck 
		8    6    6   6
		from Geor-gia tech 
		8   4 8    6  8  4  0   4 
		and a hell of an en-gin-eer

26- Frere Jacques

	        4   2  6   4     4   2  6   2	
		Fre-re Jac-ques  Fre-re Jac-ques
	        6   9   #      6   9   #
		Dor-mez-vous?  Dor-mez-vous?

27- Auld Lang Syne

		8      4    4  4     6		
		Should auld ac-quain-tance
		8  4   8
		be for-got
		9  1    4  3    9    #
		in days of auld lang syne


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  Well, thats about all I can come up with for now.. Maybe at a later date I
  will scrape up some more of this silliness, and bother to put it in a text
  file (don't hold your breath) or maybe (this is a stronger possibility) I
  will make some of these songs into Telix scripts, or dialing directories.
  That might prove to be interesting.. Hope you had as much fun as I did.
  
     ..Ron

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Strangers in the night (c) 1966 by Champion Music Corp & Screen Gems
Mr. Sandman (c) 1954 by Edwin H. Morris & Company
California, Here I come (c) 1924 by M. Witmark & Sons
Happy Birthday to you (c) 1935 by Summy-Birchard Company.

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