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5 years ago1634Sinatra & Strings (1962),A Man and His Music (1965),A Swingin’ Affair! (1957),The Collection: Presenting 3 Original Album Classics (2004),Some Enchanted Evening (2004),The Sinatra Biography, Volume 1–9 (2015),Reprise Rarities, Volume 3 (2021)Frank Sinatra

[D6]Night and [Dm]day, [A7] [A7+]you are the o[D]ne; Only [Dm]you beneath the m[A7]oon and u[A7+]nder the s[D]un;[D6] Whether n[Bm]ear to me or [Bb]far, It's[F#m] no matter, [F#m7]Darling, w[E7]here you are - I thi[G]nk of you[Gm] n[A7]ight and d[D]ay. [D6]Night and[Dm] day, [A7] [A7+]why is it s[D]o That this l[Dm]onging for you follows...

5 years ago908The Touch of Your Lips (1962)Nat King Cole

That c[G]ertain n[Em]ight, the n[Bm]ight we [G7]met, There was m[C]agic ab[B7]road in the a[Em]ir;[B+] There were [G]angels d[D7]ining [G7]at the R[Cm]itz And a n[G]ightingale s[Em]ang in [Am7]Berke[D7]ley Sq[G]uare.[Em][Am7][D7] I may be right, I may be wrong, But I'm perfectly willing to swear That when you turned and smiled at me A...

5 years ago820A Swingin’ Affair! (1957),The Sinatra Biography, Volume 1–9 (2015)Frank Sinatra

[A]No one ever [Gm7]tells you what's l[A]ike to love and [Gm7]lose, [A]How it feels to [Gm7]waken and have b[A]reakfast with the [Gdim]blues, [D6]How to go on l[Dm6]iving, how to [A]face [C#m7-5]another [F#7]day -- [D9]No one ever [Dm+7]tells[Fdim] you the w[E7]ay. [A]No one ever [Gm7]tells you how it f[A]eels to walk...

5 years ago1391Sings All-Time Country Gold (1969)Don Gibson

Instrumental Intro: G - Cdim - Dm7 - G7 - C - Edim - Dm7G [C]Everybody's [Edim]goin' out and h[G7]avin' fun; I'm j[Dm7]ust a fool for [Fdim]stayin' home and ha[C]vin' none. I c[C]an't get over h[C7]ow she set me fr[F]ee,[-][F/E][-][F][-][F/F#] Oh[G], [-] [Cdim] [-] [Dm7] [-] l[G7]onesome [C]me. T[C]here must be some way [Edim]I can lose...

5 years ago1083The Rhythms & Ballads Of Broadway (2011)Johnny Mathis

[D6]Funny, [F#m]you're a s[G]tranger w[D]ho's c[A7]ome h[D]ere C[G]ome f[D]rom an - [F#m]oth -[Bm7] er t[Em7]own[A7] [D6]Funny, [F#m]I'm a s[G]tranger [D]my - s[A7]elf h[D]ere S[D]mall w[B7]orld, [Em7]isn't i[A7]t? [D6]Funny, you're a g[G]irl who g[D]oes t[A7]rav' - l[D]in' Ra[G]ther [D]than [F#m]set - t[Bm7]lin' d[Em7]own[A7] [D6]Funny,...

5 years ago1056Tender Is the Night (1964)Johnny Mathis

[B7]There's a p[E7]lace for [A]us,[F#m7] some - [B7]where, a p[E7]lace for [A]us; [B7]Peace and qui - et and[G#m] o - pen [C#m]air W[A]ait for u[D]s some - wh[B7]ere. [B7]There's a t[E7]ime for [A]us,[F#m7] some - d[B7]ay a t[E7]ime for u[A]s; [B7]Time to - geth - er with [G#m]time to s[C#m]pare, T[A]ime to le[D]arn, [Bm]time to...

5 years ago1882Ballads (1992),The Essential Billie Holiday (2007),The Centennial Collection (2015),Other SongsBillie Holiday

[Am]Southern [Em7]trees [Am]bear[A9] a s[Am]trange [E7]fruit [Am]Blood on the l[Em7]eaves and b[Am]lood[A9] at [Am]the r[E7]oot [Bm7-5]Black bodies [E7-9]swinging in the [Fdim]southern [E7]breeze [Am]Strange fruit [Em7]hanging from the[Asus4] pop - [A9]lar [Am]trees. | Am | G/B - E7 | Am - Em7 | Am | [Am]Pastoral [Em7]scene of the...

5 years ago1028Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer (1963),Other SongsNat King Cole

[AM7]If I [C#m7]had to c[D9]hoose [Dm6] j[E7]ust [AM7/9] one [AM7]day To last my [C#m7]whole l[Cm7]ife th[D9]rough, [AM7]It would [C#m7]sure - ly [D9]be [Dm6] t[E7]hat [AM7/9] Sun - [AM7]day, Dalt Dm7(IV) Gdim The day that I met you. Bridge: Dalt D D6 BbM7alt Dm+7 Dm6 New - born whip - poor - wills were cal - ling from the...

5 years ago843Where Are You? (1957),The Sinatra Biography, Volume 1–9 (2015)Frank Sinatra

A7/6 Dalt D9 D Gm7 A7 I feel the autumn breeze, It st[D9]eals 'cross my [F#m]pillow as [Gm7]soft as a [Edim]will-o'-the-w[D]isp, F#m Dalt C#7 Gdim And in its song there is sadness because T[Em7]here's[G/B] no y[A7]ou. A7/6 Dalt D9 D Gm7 A7 The lonely autumn trees, How s[D9]oftly they're [F#m]sighing, for [Gm7]summer is [Edim]dying, D F#m...

5 years ago1007Trilogy: Past Present Future (1980)Frank Sinatra

[A]They all [F#m]laughed at C[Bm7]hristopher Col[E7]umbus [Bm7]When he said the [Bm7-5]world w[E7]as r[C7]ound;[B7] [A]They all l[F#m]aughed when [Bm7]Edison re[E7]corded s[A]ound; [A]They all [F#m]laughed at [Bm7]Wilbur and his [E7]brother [Gdim]When they said that [G#7]man could [C#m7-5]fly;[F#7] [E] [C#m7-5] [B7] They told Mar - co -...