The White Cliffs of Dover

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How to read this tab — notation key

+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

Full reference and posting tips in the tab guide.

Tab

(THERE’LL BE BLUEBIRDS OVER) 
THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER
W: Nat Burton
M: Walter Kent
Vera Lynn, Kay Kaiser, Connie Francis
Key: Eb

3       -3*  -5*  -5* -5 -3*
There'll be blue-birds o-ver
-1*  4      4    4 -3*  3
The white cliffs of Do-ver,
-1* 3*  3*   3   -2   -1* -2   3
To-mor-row, just you wait and see.

3       -3*  -5* -5*  -5   -3*
There'll be love and laugh-ter
-1*   4   4  4 -3*  3
And peace ev-er af-ter.
-1* 3*  3*   3   -2    -1* -2  -1*
To-mor-row, when the world is free

-1*  4    3*  -3*   4    4    4
The shep-herd will tend his sheep.
-5  -3*  3   3*   -3* -3*  3
The val-ley will bloom a-gain.
-1*  4  3*  -3* 4  4   -5*
And Jim-my will go to sleep
5  -5  -5* -5  -5*  -5  4  -2
In his own lit-tle room a-gain.

3       -3*  -5*  -5* -5 -3*
There'll be blue-birds o-ver
-1*  4      4    4 -3*  3
The white cliffs of Do-ver,
-1* 3*  3*   3   -2   -1* -2  -1*
To-mor-row, just you wait and see.

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