| C | Em7 | Dm7 | C | |
| S | omewhere | over the rainbow, w | ay up h | igh |
| Dm7 | C | G7 | C | |
| Th | ere’s a l | and that I heard of | once in a lullab | y |
| C | Em7 | Dm7 | C | |
| S | omewhere | over the rainbow sk | ies are bl | ue |
| Dm7 | C | G7 | C |
| And the dr | eams that you dare to dr | eam really do come tr | ue |
| C | |
| Somed | ay I’ll wish upon a star |
| G7 | C | G7 | |
| And w | ake up where the clouds are far beh | ind me |
| C | |
| Where tr | oubles melts like lemon drops |
| B7 | |
| Aw | ay above the chimney top |
| Em7 | G7 | |
| That’s wh | ere you’ll f | ind me |
| C | Em7 | Dm7 | C | |
| S | omewhere | over the rainbow bl | uebirds fl | y |
| Dm7 | C | G7 | C | |
| B | irds fly | over the rainbow. Wh | y then, oh, why can’t | I? |
| C | G7 | |
| If h | appy little bluebirds fly b | eyond the rainbow |
| C | |
| Why, oh, why can’t | I? |
