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4 years ago211Deane Hawley

[D7/9]When l[G]ife doesn't [Em7]seem worth the l[Am7]iving,[D7] [Am7]And [D7]you d[G]on't really c[Em7]are who you a[C]re,[Cdim] When you [C]feel there is [Cm]no [Cdim]one be - s[G]ide you[Em7], l[Am7]ook [Cdim]for a s[G]tar.[Am7][D7] When [D7/9]you kn[G]ow you're a[Em7]lone and so lo[Am7]nely[D7] [Am7]And [D7]your [G]friends have...

4 years ago316Other SongsAl Bowlly

L[G]ove [Em7]is [Am7] the s[Cdim]weetest th[D7]ing [G]What else on e[Em7]arth [Am7] could [Cdim]ever br[D7]ing [G]Such [G7]happine[C]ss to [Cm]ev'rything [G]As [Em]love's old [Am7]sto - [D7]ry. [G]Love[Em7] is [Am7] the [Cdim]strangest t[D7]hing [G]No s[Em7]ong [Am7]of birds[Cdim] upon the [D7]wing [G]Shall[G7] in our h[C]earts more...

4 years ago673Other SongsDoris Day

Intro: Am F7 B7 E7 L[Am]ove me or[Am7/G] leave me, or l[F7]et me be l[E7]onely; [Am]You won't be[Am7/G]lieve me, [F7]I love you on[E7]ly. C alt Am F G C Am F7 E7 I'd rather be lonely than happy with someone else. You mi[Am]ght find the n[Am7/G]ight time the r[F7]ight time for ki[E7]ssin', But n[Am]ight time i[Am7/G]s my time for j[F7]ust...

4 years ago667Peggy (1977),Other SongsPeggy Lee

[D]Lover, when I'm n[Dm6]ear you And I [Fm7]hear You speak my [Em7]name [Gm7]Softly, in my e[A7]ar you breathe a f[D]lame. [D]Lover, it's im[Dm6]moral, But why q[Fm7]uarrel with our b[Em7]liss [Gm7]When two lips of [A7]coral want to k[D]iss Bridge: [B]I see the [Cm7-5]devil is [F#7]in you, [B]And to res[Cm7-5]ist you I[F#7]...

4 years ago738Other SongsConnie Francis

Ab A Fdim(III) Bb-9 Bm7-5 BbM7 AM7 G Fdim AM7 Ab A Fdim(III) Bb-9 Bm7-5 AM7 Bb9 Ev - 'ry time I hear it played, Right [Bm7-5] out of s[Am]pace,[Am+7] your haunting [Bb9]face [E7] appe[A]ars. Ab A Fdim(III) Bb-9 Bm7-5 BbM7 AM7 G Fdim AM7 There were oth - er ser - e - nades -- Ab A Fdim(III) Bb-9 Bm7-5 AM7 Bb9 Bro - ken prom - i - ses we...

4 years ago880Other SongsFats Domino

[E7]When [F#m]whippoor[E7]wills [A6]call[G#7] [A6] and[Bm7-5] eve - ning[Cdim] is n[A]igh,[AM7] [F#7] I [A6]hurry [A]to [Bm7-5] my [E7/6]Blue H[A9]ea - [A]ven. [Edim][E7] [E7]A t[F#m]urn to t[E7]he ri[A6]ght,[G#7] [A6] a[Bm7-5] lit - tle [Cdim]white li[A]ght,[AM7] [F#7] Will [A6]lead me [A]to [Bm7-5] my [E7/6]Blue H[A9]ea - [A]ven....

4 years ago881Julie London

W[Am]hile [E7]tear -[E7+5] ing [Am]off a g[E7]ame [E7+5] of g[Am]olf, I [Am]may make a p[Am+7]lay for the [Dm]caddy. But w[E7]hen I[Fdim] do, I d[E7]on't follow t[Bm7-5]hrough, 'Cause my h[E7]eart bel[Dm6]ongs to d[Am]addy. [Am]If [E7]I [E7+5] in - v[Am]ite a [E7]boy [E7+5]some n[Am]ight To d[Am]ine on my [Am+7]fine finnan [Dm]haddie. I...

4 years ago226Robert Goulet

[D7]On a c[G+7]lear day, rise and l[C9]ook around you, And you'll [G+7]see who you [E7]are. On a [Am7]clear day, how it will [D7sus4]astound y[D7]ou T[C#7]hat the gl[D7]ow of your b[G]eing[Edim] Am7 Fdim(III) Am7 D7 Outshines ev'ry star. You feel[Dm7] part of[G7] ev'ry m[Dm7]ountain, sea and shore;[G7] You can [CM7]hear, from [Dm6]far and...

4 years ago134Ray Bolger

| A - F#m | D9 - Cm7-5 - E7 | Intro Verse I c[A]aught you, s[A7]ir, having a l[D]ook at [Dm6]her, as s[A]he went s[F#m]trolling [D9]by.[E] Now [E7]didn't your h[A]eart[Edim] go "b[D9]oom - boom - [Cm7-5]boom - boom - bo[E7]om?" [E7]Didn't you si[A]gh, [Edim]igh, i[D9]gh - igh -[Cm7-5] igh - igh - [E7]igh? I w[A]arn you, s[A7]ir, never to...

4 years ago416Al Bowlly

[G6]If you [Am7]wonder[Cdim] why I'm n[G6]ear [Am7]you[G] [G6]Even t[Am7]hough I've [Cdim]been den[E7]ied,[Fdim][E7] [E7]I'm in[Edim]clined to [E7]be a l[D]ittle[Am7][D7] On the [Am7]sen - ti -[Cdim] men - tal s[G]ide.[Am7][Cdim][D7] I sup[Am7]pose I s[Cdim]hould for[G6]get [Am7]you,[G] [G6]If I h[Am7]ad an o[Cdim]unce of...