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Bob Marley — Acoustic Medley Chords

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Great compilation of acoustic songs by the king of reggae!
Found the song a while ago and I couldn't find a tab on here, although I did find one on 
site, and I'm just gonna copy it because UG's got much better functions and stuff, 
it easier and more available.
Enjoy!

a. GUAVA JELLY
G              C         D	         G
Baby, I really, really love you now.
G                            C              D
I think you should stop your cryin';
C                               D
Here my kerchief to dry your eyes,
C                        D
You know that I love you, yea—eah—eah.
G       D     Em      D
Groovy; here I am:
             C                    Bm
Come rub it 'pon me belly
            Am     G
Like a guava jelly.
G        D    Em          D
Damsel, here I stand:
 	C	      Bm
Come rub it 'pon me belly
             Am	G
Like—a guava jelly.
G   C   G   Am   G

b. THIS TRAIN
G	   C
This train — mm — mm — mm;
G	      C		     G
This train is bound to glory — this train;
C                 D	G                C               
     G
Talkin' 'bout ma: this train is bound to glory — this train:
G                C
This train is bound to glory,
D
This train carry no un'oly;
G	     C                D            G          
     D4      D     D4
This train — I'm a—talkin' 'bout: this train.
G		C
When I was just a kid,
       G 			     C
My mommy used to sing this song.
	  Bm	         Am
Now I've grown to be a man,
	     G	   Am		  Bm
Well, it still lingers deep down in my soul;
	     G	    Bm		  Am
I said, it still lingers deep down in my soul.
C		    G	       C		    G    C    G
I'm talkin' 'bout: this train is bound to glory — this train;
   G	         C		     G	D   D4   D 
 D4
This train is bound to glory — this train;
G	         C
This train is bound to glory,
D
O dis 'ere train carry no un'oly.
G		D		G	D
This train — I'm a—talkin' 'bout: this train.

G     C     G

C. CORNERSTONE
       G		     C            G	   C
The stone that the builder refuse
	    G	       C		G	C
Will always be the head cornerstone—a;
       G		     C	       G	   C
The stone that the builder refuse
 	    G	       C		G	C
Will always be the head cornerstone.

D		G
You're a builder, baby;
C		G
Here I am, a stone.
D		G
Don't you pick and refuse me,
G			C
'Cause the things people refuse
            G		     C
Are the things they should choose.
      G		D
Do you 'ear me? Hear what I say!

G		C	G	C
Stone that the builder refuse
     G	      C		G	C
Will always be the head cornerstone—a;
          G		    C	      G	       C
The stone that the builder refuse, yeah! ?
    G	      C		G	C
Will always be the head cornerstone.

D		   G
You're a builder, baby;
C		   G
Wo, here I am, a stone!
D		       G
Don't you pick and refuse me,
G			C
'Cause the t'ings people refuse
G			C
Are the things they should use;
G			C
The things people refuse
G			C
Are the things they should use.
G		D
Do you 'ear me? Hear what I say!

G		C	G	C
Stone dat them builder refuse
    G	      C		G	C
Will always be the head cornerstone—a;
          G		     C	       G	    C
The stone that dem builder refuse
     G	      C		Bm     D     C#     
    C     Bm
Will always be the head cornerstone.

d. COMMA COMMA

G		C
Comma, comma, come back here,
G	       C
My—y young lady;
G		C
Comma, comma, come back here to me,
G	       C
My—y young lady, yeah!
G	       C
Jus' while I thought
G		C		G
Everything was running smooth,
C
She left me
G          C
While I was in the mood.
G	  C
Now I'm callin' to you,
G	C
But my world is relying for you to:

G		C
Comma, comma, come back here,
G	      C
My—y young lady, yeah!
G		C
Comma, comma, come back here to me,
G	      C
My—y young lady!
G		C
Jus' while I thought
G		C
Everything was running smooth.
G		C                 (vai abaixando at