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4 years ago212Russ Morgan

[D]Cruising [G]down the r[D]iver on a S[E]unday afternoon, With [A]one you love, the sun above [D]waiting [Fdim]for the [A]moon. The [D]old acc[G]ordian p[D]laying a s[E]en -[Fdim] ti - [E]men [Fdim]- tal tu[E]ne, C[D]ruising d[G]own the r[D]iver [E7]on a S[A7]unday aftern[D]oon. Bridge: The b[D9]irds [D7/9]above all s[D9]ing of...

4 years ago1036Marilyn Monroe

The F[C]rench are g[Fm]lad[Fdim] to d[C]ie for love, They d[C]elight in f[Fm]ight -[Fdim] ing d[C]uels; But[Bm7-5] I pre[E7]fer a [Am]man who l[Am+7]ives [A7]And g[D]ives ex[D7]pensive [G9]jew - e[G]ls! A [C]kiss [G]on the h[C]and [Cdim]may be q[C]uite [Em7]con - ti -[Cdim] nen - tal, [C] But d[C]iamonds [Em7]are a [Am7]girl's [Cdim]best...

4 years ago1605Other SongsThe Platters

L[D]iving [A7]is a dr[D7]eam w[G]hen you [G/F#]make it [Em7]seem ench[D]anted[Gdim][D] L[D]overs [Fdim]take for gr[A]anted [Em7][A7] A[G]ll the w[Edim]orld's agl[D]ow[Cdim] -- they ought to [Em7]know.[A7] [D]When you to[A7]uch a s[D7]tar t[G]hen you [G/F#]really [Em7]are enc[D]hanted[Gdim][D] [D]Find a[Fdim] seed and p[A]lant it,[Em7]...

4 years ago847Mocedades

[D]Como una pr[F#m]omesa, eres [G]t, [G/B]eres [D]t.[G][-][A] [D]Como una ma[F#m]ana de ver - [G]an - o[A7]. [D]Como una so[F#m]nrisa, eres [G]t, [G/B]eres [F#m]t. [Bm] [D]As, [A7]as, eres [D]t.[G][-][A] [D]Toda mi espe[F#m]ranza, eres [G]t, [G/B]eres [D]t.[G][-][A] [D]Como lluvia fre[F#m]sca en mis [G]ma[A7]nos [D] Como fuerte br[F#m]isa,...

4 years ago1339Other SongsPatti Page

Refrain: How [C]much is that doggie in the wi[G7]ndow, The one with the waggley ta[C]il? How much is that doggie in the w[G7]indow? I do hope that doggie's for s[C]ale. I m[C]ust take a trip to Califo[G7]rnia And leave my poor sweetheart alo[C]ne; If he has a dog, he won't be lo[G7]nesome, And the doggie will have a good...

4 years ago990Other SongsHenry Mancini

[A7]How [Dsus4]soon t[D]he f[DM7]lame [D]of l[D9]ove [D]can[Em7/6] die,[A] H[G]ow s[A6]oon "go[A]od n[Em7]ight" [A7]be - [G/B]comes "g[A7]ood - b[D]ye."[Am7][B7] [Cdim]You're [Em7]gone [B7]now, and [Cdim]life g[B7]oes[Em7/6] on n[Em]ow,[B+] And [Em6]ev' - [Em7]ry - t[Cdim]hing s[B7]eems [Am7]out [B7]of t[Gm7]une.[Gdim] [A7]But [Dsus4]time...

4 years ago523Other SongsThe Mills Brothers

[A]In a [D9]mel -[Bm7-5] low to[D]ne,[Cdim] [E7] feeling [Cdim]fan - [E7]cy f[A6]ree;[Cdim][A6] [A]And I'm n[D9]ot [Bm7-5] a - l[A7]one -[Em7]- [A7] I've got [Em7]com -[Fdim] pa - [D6]ny[Fdim][D6] Ev' - ry - t[F#m]hing's[Bm7] o - k[D]ay [Dm] the l[Dm6]ive long d[A]ay[C#m7][F#7] With this [B7]mel - low s[D]ong,[Cdim] [Bm7-5] I [Cdim]can't...

4 years ago1996Other SongsNina Simone

[E]I w[A]ish [A6]I knew [A7]how it would f[D9]eel [Dm6]to be fr[A]ee;[E7] I w[A]ish [A6]I could [F#m]break all the c[B7]hains holding [E]me.[E7] I w[A]ish [A6]I could [A7]say all the th[D9]ings that[Dm6] I should s[A]ay[E7] Say 'em l[A]oud, [C#7]say 'em c[F#m]lear [Bm]for the w[D9]hole round w[Dm6]orld to h[A]ear. [E]I w[A]ish [A6]I could...

4 years ago435Tony Martin

The l[D]ast time [A7]I saw P[D]aris, Her h[D]eart was [Cdim]warm and g[A7]ay; I h[Em7]eard the l[A7]aughter [Gm]of her he[A7]art In [Em7]ev'ry st[A7]reet caf[D]. The l[D]ast time [A7]I saw P[D]aris, Her [D]trees were[Cdim] dressed for s[A7]pring, And l[Em7]overs [A7]walked bene[Gm]ath those t[A7]rees And b[Em7]irds found s[A7]ongs to...

4 years ago1658Paul Mauriat

Intro: ||: Em - A :|| Em A D G G/F# Blue, blue, my world is blue; Em C D G G/F# Blue is my world now I'm without you; Em A D G G/F# Gray, gray, my life is gray; Em C B7 Em Cold is my heart since you went away. Em A D G G/F# Red, red, my eyes are red Em C D G G/F# Crying for you alone in my bed Em A D G G/F# Green, green, my jealous...