| Song Name: | Auld Lang Syne Double Bass Solo | By: | Robert Burns |
| Posted By: | EarthDogHarpin | Difficulty: | Beginner |
| Key: | F | Genre: | Folk |
| Harp Type: | Any | ||
| Created: | 2011-12-31 19:11:30 | Modified: | 2011-12-31 20:48:49 |
| Song: | Key of F Major Requires either a Hohner 268 or Suzuki SDB-39 Range: C2 to L16 The Double Bass is Blow only. This is played on the lower harp only. L6 L9____ L9 L9 L11 L10__ L9 L10 1. Should auld__ ac-quaint-ance be___ for-got, 2. And sure — ly you’ll buy your_ pint cup! 3. We two__ have run a – bout_ the slopes, 4. We two__ have pad – dled in___ the stream, 5. And there’s a hand my tru__- sty friend! L11 L9 L9___ L11 L13 L14_____ 1. And nev-er___ brought to mind?____ 2. And sur-ly___ I’ll buy mine!____ 3. And pick-ed__ the daisies fine;____ 4. From mor-ning sun till dine;____ 5. And give us a hand o’ thine!___ L16 L14 L13___ L11 L11 L9 L10__ L9 L10 1. Should_ auld__ ac-quaint-ance be__ for - got, 2. And____ we’ll_ take a cup of__ kind- ness 3. But____ we’ve_ wan-dered many a wear_-y foot, 4. But____ seas__ be-tween us broad have roared, 5. And____ we’ll_ take a right good –will draught L11 L9 L7 L7 L6 L9________ 1. And days__ of auld lang syne._____ 2. yet for_____ auld lang syne._____ 3. since auld____ lang_____ syne._____ 4. since auld____ lang_____ syne._____ 5. for auld____ lang_____ syne._____ L14 L13_ L11 L11 L9 L10___ L9 L10 L14 L13__L11 L11 L13 L14____ 1-5. For auld____ lang___ syne,_ my dear, for auld___ lang___ syne.__ L16L14L13___ L11 L11 L9 L10___ L9 L10 L11 L9__L7 L7___L6 L9___ 1.We’ll take__ a cup of kind– ness yet, for auld__ lang___ syne. 2.We’ll take__ a cup of kind– ness yet, for auld__ lang___ syne. 3.We’ve wan__-dered man – y a wear– y foot, for auld__ lang___ syne. 4.But seas__ be- tween us broad have roared, for auld_ lang___ syne. 5.And we’ll_ take a right good –will draught for auld lang___ syne. Optional Humorous last verse (from Garrison Keillor’s 2006 New Year's Eve Special): I think of all the great, high hearts I had when I was young! And now who are these sad old farts I find myself among? |
