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These changes are more jazz-friendly. A step-wise bass line. More ii-V-I's. Kept it very true to the original harmony (no tritone subs or other reharms). If I Only Had A Brain - Harold Arlen

The ending is missing . This is inexplicably missing the entire ending. The chords that go under these lyrics "For after all, what would life be like without it, nothing's to be done about it. Might as well be happy while we may. Love came on stealthy fingers and stole my heart away." See Irene...

Make Me Rainbows - Johnny Williams From the film Fitzwilly. Published in 1967. Search Youtube for Lena Horne's live version -- the best!

Thanks for this! Two suggested edits: the composer is Charles Strouse. And the last bar going into the bridge should be a 6/9 chord instead of a dominant chord.

Here's a cleaned up version. How Do You Keep The Music Playing - Legrand Bergman

Isn't this song simply in 3/4? Both Dionne Warwick's version (link above) and Cilla Black's versions are in 3/4. You can even see the musical director conducting a waltz in Cilla's version: https://youtu.be/ZUxn6JLwdDY

Happy - Michel Legrand

How Long Has This Been - Verse - Gershwin

Thanks - the A13 in bar 4 should probably be a A7b9 because the melody lands on that flat 9.

Here is the verse, as published. "This is the one moment I thought I never...". Don't Worry 'Bout Me - Verse - Rube Bloom

Here is the verse, as published. "This is the one moment I thought I never...". Don't Worry 'Bout Me - Verse - Rube Bloom

And here is the verse, as published. Lyric starts with "the things I used to like...". See Nina Simone's version from the late 50s for a great example. It Might As Well Be Spring - Verse - Richard Rodgers

And here is the verse, as published. Lyric starts with "the things I used to like...". See Nina Simone's version from the late 50s for a great example. It Might As Well Be Spring - Verse - Richard Rodgers

Here is the verse, as published. Glad To Be Unhappy - Verse - Richard Rodgers

Here is the verse, as published. Glad To Be Unhappy - Verse - Richard Rodgers

Day Dream VERSE - Strayhorn-Ellington Here is the verse to Day Dream. Day Dream - Verse - Strayhorn-Ellington

Here is the verse to Day Dream. Day Dream - Verse - Strayhorn-Ellington

The second bridge to body and soul is: What is there for me? A future that's stormy. A winter that's gray and cold. Unless there's magic The end will be tragic. And echo a tale That's been told so often.

Some of these songs are sung all the time, but they have a second set of lyrics that are not. The second bridge to Over The Rainbown is Someday I'll wake up and rub my eyes And in that land beyond the skies You'll find me. I'll be a laughing daffodil And leave the silly cares that fill My...

Here are the published changes. This Is Always - Harry Warren