THE NUMBERS following the song title refer to the medleys that I've suggested that the song be included in. You can then e-mail them so that copies can be made for your audiences. Cut and paste, add or subtract verses, and assemble songsheets of many of the songs on this site. SPECIAL FEATURES - For players who lead singalongs for organizations, parties, families and/or friends, I have two special features:īy playing MEDLEYS, you can group songs together according to key, tempo, theme, etc., thereby lengthening them, and making singalongs flow more smoothly.ĭownload LYRICS for songsheets.

BARITONE UKE PLAYERS: Click on BAR for the baritone uke arrangement in the same key (tuning DGBE). Songs marked with an * are suitable for beginners. Uke sings along with songs marked with an s. They are to be used for educational and/or medicinal purposes only. Uke Songs These song arrangements for the ukulele are provided by Doctor Uke for his students and/or patients. Jones agrees that her artistic vision for the display was fueled by a sense of hope and gratitude.Contact Dr. Let it serve as a reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the power of a community united,' the website for the spectacular reads. This 80 foot tree was placed in the center of our town as a symbol of hope and harmony during these trying times. The holiday season is filled with a special type of magic that is felt by people of all ages, religions, and beliefs. Despite this, our community members came together to find something to unite for, the holidays. 'In 2020, we faced an unprecedented pandemic and an era of division in our nation. 7, 2022 and is designed to be a talisman of hope in hard times. The display is open daily and runs until Jan. I realized I was also proving to myself that I could.' I utilized every piece of knowledge my doctors and nurses had given me, to keep myself healthy while doing what I love. I took breaks, kept hydrating, and nourishing myself. In those times, I thought a lot about every nurse that pushed through being tired, kept that extra ounce of patience, and treated me or my family with care. I painted alongside a beautiful display, most of the time at night, and alone. 'I knew I had to work smarter, not harder. When the organizers once again asked her to paint Huntington's winter wonderland, she explained to her doctor how important it was to her.

Turn On The Night by Jacqueline Sweet