9 Chords used in the song: G, Am, F, Em7, A7, Em, Em7M, Em6, C7

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G
Am
F
G
Cry baby cry make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
she's old enough to know better
Em
Em7M
Em7
The king of Marigold was in the kitchen
Em6
C7
G
cooking breakfast for the queen
Em
Em7M
Em7
The queen was in the parlour playing piano
Em6
C7
For the children of the king
G
Am
F
G
Cry baby cry make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
G
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry
Em
Em7M
Em7
The king was in the garden picking flowers
Em6
C7
G
For a friend who came to play
Em
Em7M
Em7
The queen was in the playroom painting pictures
Em6
C7
For the children's holiday
G
Am
F
G
Cry baby cry make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
G
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry
Em
Em7M
Em7
The duchess of Kircaldy always smiling
Em6
C7
G
And arriving late for tea
Em
Em7M
Em7
The duke was having problems with a message
Em6
C7
At the local bird and bee
G
Am
F
G
Cry baby cry make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
G
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry
Em
Em7M
Em7
At twelve o'clock a meeting round the table
Em6
C7
G
For a seance in the dark
Em
Em7M
Em7
With voices out of nowhere put on specially
Em6
C7
By the children for a lark
G
Am
F
G
Cry baby cry make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
G
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry, cry, cry, cry baby
F
G
Make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
G
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry, cry, cry, cry
F
G
Make your mother sigh
Em7
A7
F
Em
she's old enough to know better so cry baby cry
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About this song: Cry Baby Cry
"Cry Baby Cry" is a song by The Beatles from their 1968 album The Beatles, also known as The White Album. "Cry Baby Cry" is the final song on the album featuring the group's instrumental presence. It is about an old nursery rhyme that John Lennon remembered from his youth. The song is followed by a brief segment, written by Paul McCartney often referred to as "Can You Take Me Back". When asked about "Cry Baby Cry" in 1980, Lennon replied, "Not me. A piece of rubbish.