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5 years ago1416Live at the Paris Olympia (2004)Petula Clark

INTRO VERSE [C]Why is my h[Am]eart[Cdim] so l[CM7/6]ight? [C]Why are the [Cdim]stars so br[Dm7]ight?[G7] [G7]Why is the [Dm7]sky [Cdim] so b[Dm7]lue[G7] [Cdim]Since the h[Dm7]our [Cdim] I met y[C]ou?[G] [C]Flowers are s[Am]mi - [Cdim]ling [CM7/6]bright [C]Smiling for[Cdim] our de[Dm7]light[G7] [G7]Smiling[Dm7] so [Cdim]ten - der -...

5 years ago848Non Stop Music (2007),Other SongsNat King Cole

[DM7/9]This will [A7sus4]make you l[DM7]augh --[Em7] I st[F#m]aked [Em7]my [A6/7/9]dreams on [A7/6]you. [DM7/9]This will [A7sus4]make you l[DM7]augh -- [Em7]they [Em6]nev -[Em7] er d[A9]id [Em7]come [A7/9]true. I [DM7]took [A7]a ch[DM7]ance [Em6]on t[A7]he o[B7]ne [Cdim] ro - m[B7]ance, [Bm]and [Bm7sus4]vowed [F#7]it c[Bm]ouldn't...

5 years ago995Songs for Swingin’ Lovers! (1956),The Sinatra Biography, Volume 1–9 (2015)Frank Sinatra

You're j[Em7]ust [A9] too [Em7]marvel[A9]ous, too [Em7]marvel[A9]ous for w[Em7]ords,[A7] L[A7]ike [Gdim]glo - ri - o[D]us, [A7sus4] glam - our - o[A9]us, [A7]And t[D]hat old [D6]standby,[Gdim] am - or - o[D]us. It's[Em7] all [A9] too [Em7]wonder[A9]ful; I'll [Em7]never find the [Em7]words[A7] [A7]That[Gdim] say e - no[D]ugh,[A7sus4] tell e...

5 years ago1190The Vogues’ Greatest Hits (1969)The Vogues

[E7]There is s[A]omeone [D9] walking beh[A]ind you --[D9] Turn aro[Bm]und,[Bm7] look at[Bm7-5] me.[E7] There is s[Bm]omeone [Bm+7] watching your f[Bm7]ootsteps --[E7] Turn ar[A]ound, [AM7] look at [A7]me.[A7/6] There is so[D]meone who really n[C#7]eeds you; Here's my h[F#m]eart in my h[B7]and. Turn ar[A]ound,[A+5] look at [F#m]me, [AM7]...

5 years ago1441Johnny’s Greatest Hits (1990)Johnny Mathis

You a[D]sk how mu[DM7]ch I ne[G]ed you [G/F#]-- must [Em7]I [G/B] expla[D]in? I [A7]need you,[Edim] oh [A7]my d[D]arling,[D6] l[G]ike [D]roses [D6] need r[A7]ain. [Em7]You a[A7]sk [Em7]how l[A7]ong I'll l[D]ove you,[D6] I[G]'ll t[D]ell [D6] you [A7]true -- [Edim]Un - t[G]il the [G/F#]Twelfth of [Em7]Nev -[G/B] er, I'll s[G]till be...

5 years ago479Les Baxter

W[D]ake the t[A7]own and t[G]ell the p[D]eople,[G/B][D] [D]Sing it[DM7] to the m[D6]oon ab[Em7]ove;[G/B][A7] [A7]Wake the[A7sus4] town and t[A7]ell the [Em]people,[G/B][A7] [A7]Tell them [G/B]that we're [A7]so in l[D]ove. [D]Let's beg[A7]in the ce[G]l - e - b[D]ra - ti[G/B]on;[D] L[D]et's de[DM7]clare a h[D6]ol - i -...

5 years ago1941Patsy Cline (1957)Patsy Cline

I [G]go out w[C]alkin' after m[F7]idnight In the mo[C]onlight j[G7]ust l[C]ike we u[F]sed to d[C]o; I'm a[Dm7]lways w[C]alkin' after [F7]midnight [G7]searchin' for y[C]ou. I w[G]alk for m[C]iles along the [F7]highway; That's just my w[C]ay [G7]of b[C]ein' c[F]lose to [C]you. I [G7]go out w[C]alkin' after [F7]midnight s[G7]earchin' for...

5 years ago1831Sinatra & Company (1971),Other SongsFrank Sinatra

Intro: Am7 D Am7alt D [D9]So c[Dm6]lose [E7-9]your [AM7]eyes, for [D9]that's a lovely[Bm7-5] way [E7-9] to [Em7]be --[A7-9] A - [A]ware of t[DM7]hings your [D6]heart a[Dm+7]lone was [Dm6]meant to [C#7]see.[C#7/G#][F#7] The [Gdim]fun - da -[Edim] men - tal l[DM7]one - li - ness g[B7]oes Whenever [F7]two can dream a d[E7]ream...

5 years ago1523Living in the USA (1978)Linda Ronstadt

[A]We have been g[D]ay, g[A]oing our [D]way; [A]Life has been [D]beautiful,[A] we have been [C#7]young. [F#]After you've g[B]one, l[F#]ife will go[Bm7-5] on L[A]ike an old s[E7]ong we have s[A]ung. [A]When I grow too old to dream, [E]I'll have you to re - m[A]em -[Gdim] ber; [D]When I [Cdim]grow too [A]old[C#m7-5] to...

5 years ago1015In the Wee Small Hours (1955),The Sinatra Biography, Volume 1–9 (2015)Frank Sinatra

W[A7]hat g[Dm]ood is the s[Gm]chem - i[A7]ng, the [Dm]planning the d[A7]reaming That c[Dm]omes with each [F]new love aff[A7]air? [A7]The l[Dm]ove that you [Gm]cher - [A7]ish so [Dm]of - ten might [F]per - [A7]ish And le[A]ave you with [E7-9]castles[Fdim] in [A7]air. [DM7] When [F#m]you're[Cdim] a - l[D6]one, [Dm+7] who cares [Dm7]for...