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Eydie Gormé
Chord Booklet

Eydie Gormé

10 songs|65 chords used|Hard

Chords used

×A7
3fr××Cdim
××D
F#m
×Bm
×Bm7
E
Em7
×G/B
G
3frG/F
×B7
3fr××Gdim
××D7
×Am7
5fr×D9
Em
E7
××Edim
F#m7
5fr×D6
3frGm
×C
3fr×C/B
4fr×C#
F#7
3fr×Cm
G7
3fr×C9
×Bb7
××Bbdim
3frG6
××××Bb5
Bb
×C7
6fr××××Eb5
3fr×Cm7
×A9
5fr××××D5
×Am
××Eb7
F
××Dm
Gb
4fr×Db
×A
3frGm7
6fr×Eb
8fr××××F5
F/B
4fr××G#dim
××Dm7
××Fdim
2fr×Bm9
E9
3fr×C6
Fm
10fr××××G5
×A4
F7
×Bbm7
××Db7
F4
Fm7
×A/G
1.

This Could Be The Start Of Something Big

Key: AHard
×A7
3fr××Cdim
××D
F#m
×Bm
×Bm7
E
Em7
×G/B
G
3frG/F
×B7
3fr××Gdim
××D7
×Am7
5fr×D9
Em
E7
××Edim
F#m7
5fr×D6
3frGm
×C
3fr×C/B
4fr×C#
F#7
A7You're Cdimwalkin' alDong F#mthe stBmreet, or Bm7you'Ere at a Em7partG/By A7
Or Cdimelse you're alGone G/Fand tEm7hen you suddenly Bmdig Bm7 E
You're lB7ooking' in GsomeG/Fone's Em7eyes, you suddenly F#mrealEm7ize B7
That Gthis couldG/F be the start of Gdimsomething bDig Bm7 Em7
A7You're Cdimlunching at TDwentyF#m OBmne and wBm7atchEin' your Em7diet G/B A7
DCdimeclining a chGarlotG/Fte Em7russe, accepting a Bmfig Bm7 E
When oB7ut of a clGear G/Fblue Em7sky, it's suddenly F#mgal Em7and gB7uy
And tGhis couldG/F be the start of Gdimsomething bDig Gdim D
There's no conD7trollingCdim the unAm7rollingCdim of your fD7ate, my fAm7riend D9
WhoCdim knows what's Am7writtenCdim in the mD7agic Am7 bookD7 Am7 D9
But D7when a Glover G/Fyou disEmcover at the gBmate my friend Bm7 E
In - vite her iEn withE7out a sEm7econd looA7k
A7You'reCdim up in an aDeropF#mlane oBmr dining Bm7at SEardi's Em7 G/B A7
Or Cdimlying at G MaG/Flibu Em7 alone on the sBmand Bm7 E
You B7suddenly hGearG/F a bEm7ell, and right away F#myou Em7can tB7ell
That tGhis could be G/Fthe start of something gEdimrand D
DThis couldEm7 be the sF#m7tart of Edimsomething very big, D6 whyCdim don't youG playG/F your Em7part
Please gGmive your EdimheartGdim to mCe C/B Am7 Am7and G A7 see
DThis couldEm7 be the sF#m7tart of Edimsomething wonderful,D6 why dCdimon't you tGake G/Fa chEm7ance
Just Gmtry romEdimance Gdimwith CmeC/B Am7 Am7and G A7see
YA7ou're wCdimatchin' the sDun F#mcome Bmup and Bm7counEtin' your mEm7oney G/B A7 D
Or Cdimelse in a Gdim G/FcoffeEm7e you're orderinBmg winBm7e E
Then B7suddenly thGereG/F he Em7is, and you wanna be F#mwhere heEm7 is B7
And tGhis must beG/F the start of something Gdim
F#mThis couldC# be the heaF#7rt of something B7
GThis could G/Fbe the start of someGdimthing big D
2.

When Your Lover Has Gone

Key: GmHard
3frGm
3fr×Cm
G
3fr××Cdim
××D7
G7
3fr×C9
×Bb7
××Bbdim
×A7
××D
×Bm
3frG6
××××Bb5
Bb
×C7
×C
6fr××××Eb5
3fr×Cm7
×B7
Em
F#m
×A9
5fr××××D5
F#7
E7
×Am
××Eb7
5fr×D9
Recitative
GmFor ages and ages,Cm G the poetGms and sages
CdimOf Gm love won d love D7always D7sing Gm D7
But askG7 any lover C9and Cdim you sBb7oon discover Bbdim
A7The heartDaches that romanceA7 caBbdimn bring
What good Gmis the schemingCm, tGhe planning andGm dreaming
CdimThat Gmcomes with each new D7 loveD7 affair Gm D7
The loveG7 that you cherish, soC9 Cdimoften Bb7might perish Bbdim
A7And leavDes you with castles A7 Bbdim in air
GWhBmen you're aloG7ne,G6 Gm Bb5 who careBbs for stC7arlit Cskies
A7When you're Bbdim alonA7e, Cm Eb5 thCm7e magic moonlight diGes
At break of dB7awn,Em therA7e is no sunrise,F#m A7 wGhen your loveA9r has D5gone G D7 F#7 G
WhatBm lonely G7hourG6s, Gm Bb5 the eBbvening shadoC7ws briCng
A7What lonely Bbdim hoA7urs,Cm Eb5 with Cm7mem lingering
GLike faded B7flowEm, life canD7't meCdiman anythE7ing
AmWhen your lover Eb7 has D7 gonGe Eb7 D9 D5
GWhBmen you're aloG7ne,G6 Gm Bb5 who careBbs for stC7arlit Cskies
A7When you're Bbdim alonA7e, Cm Eb5 thCm7e magic moonlight diGes
At break of dB7awn,Em therA7e is no sunrise,F#m A7 Gwhen your lovA9er hasD5 gone G D7 F#7 G
WhatBm lonely G7hourG6s, Gm Bb5 the eBbvening shadoC7ws briCng
A7What lonely Bbdim hoA7urs,Cm Eb5 with Cm7memories lingering
GLike faded B7flowEm, life canD7't meCdiman anythE7ing
AmWhen your lover Eb7 has D7 gonGe G7 A7 Eb7 G
3.

All Alone

Key: CMedium
×C
G
×Am
F
CI fell in Glove with a winAmd-up souvenir F
CI bought it downtown aGs I was on my way tAmo meet you F
CShe sounds like the songs yGou used to sing to put mAme to sleep but F
But noAmw that you're gone
She'Fs all that I've left to hoGld and I feel so all aClone F G
CNo one's gonFna fix Amme when I'm broke G
CHow do you cry with inanimate Feyes
You're neAmver gonna smile
With theG way that you are and I feel so all alone C F G
CI gave her to you GI thought you might appreciAmate F
CThe way that she dances thGe painted look upon her facAme F
CShe must have come from the sun G
I want to takeAm her through the park F
Where she'd tell Amme I'm all, all thaFt she wants
If sGhe could even talk and I feel so all aClone F G
CNo one's gonFna fix Amme when I'm broke G
CHow do you cry with inanimate Feyes
You're neAmver gonna smile
With thGe way that you are and I feel so all alone C F G
I fCeel so alFl aloGne and she sits on my shFelf G
It mCakes me think of you Am
The way she carriesF the things thGat remind me of who C Am
We used to be befFore we bGecame antiques C G Am
FShe's a loGt like you
But when I hold Cher too tAmight, I Fknow she'll break
She just takeGs some glue to stay and I feel so all alone C F G
CNo one's gonFna fix Amme when I'm broke G
CHow do you cry with inanimate Feyes
You're neAmver gonna smile with the way that yoGu are
And I feeCl so all FaloneG, I feel so Call aloneF, I fGeel so allC alone F G
4.

Glad To Be Unhappy

Key: FHard
F
××Dm
Bb
Gb
4fr×Db
××D
×A
×C
G7
×Am7
××D7
3frGm7
6fr×Eb
×C7
3fr×Cm7
8fr××××F5
F/B
4fr××G#dim
3frGm
××Dm7
FLook at yourself if you had aDm sense of humor
You would laugh Bbto beat the band F Bb F
Look at yourself do you still belieDmve the rumor
That romance is Bbsimply grand F Bb F
GbSince you took it right onDb the Gbchin youDb haveD lost that bright tootAh paste grDin A C
My mental state is all a jumble I sG7it aroundC and sadlyAm7 mumble D7
Gm7Fools rush in so here EbI am vC7ery glad to be unhapBbpy Cm7 C7
Gm7I can't win, so herEbe I am C7more than glad to be unhappy Bb F F5 Bb
Unrequited love's a bore F F/B G#dim F
Gm7And I've gC7ot it pretty bFad Dm F Bb
But for someonG#dime you adore F F/B F C7
Gm7It's aC7 pleasure to be saFd Dm F
Gm7Like a straying baby Eblamb wiC7th no mammy and no pappy Bb Gm C7
I'm so unhappy F but oh, so Gm7 gC7lad F
Gm7Fools rush in so here EbI am veC7ry glad to be unhapBbpy Cm7 C7
Gm7I can't win, so herEbe I am C7more than glad to be unhappy Bb F F5 Bb
Unrequited love's a bore F F/B G#dim F
Gm7And I've gC7ot it pretty bFad Dm F Bb
But for someG#dimone you adore F F/B F C7
Gm7It's aC7 pleasure to be saFd Dm F
Gm7Like a straying baby Eblamb C7with no mammy and no pappy Bb Gm C7
I'm so unhappy Fbut oh, Gm7so C7 lad F Dm Dm7
5.

Saturday Night

Key: DHard
××D
×A7
×Am
×B7
3fr××Cdim
Em
×C7
3frGm
F#7
×Bm
E7
××Fdim
F#m
×A
F#m7
2fr×Bm9
E9
Em7
3fr××Gdim
DSaturday nA7ight is the loDneliest niA7ght of the Dweek Am B7
Cdim'Cause tB7hat's thB7e nigEmht that my sC7weetie and IEm
Used to dC7ance cheek to cEmheek Gm A7
I don't mind SDunday nF#7ight at aBmll,
'Cause that's the night friends coE7me Fdimto caF#mll
FdimAnd MAonday to F#m7Friday go fBm9ast E9
And aA7nother wEmeekF#m is pEm7ast
A7But DSaturday nA7ight is the lDoneliest nA7ight of the wDeek Am B7
Cdim I sB7ing the B7song Emthat I sang C7for the mem'Emries I usC7ually seek Em A7
Until I hDear you F#7at the Bmdoor, until you're Em7in my F#7arms once Bmmore Gm
DSaturday B7night is the lEm7oneliest A7night of the wDeek Bm Em7 A7
DSaturday B7night is theEm7 loneliestA7 night of the Dweek Gdim D
E9A7EmF#mEm7
A7But DSaturday nA7ight is the lDoneliest nA7ight of the wDeek Am B7
Cdim I sB7ing the B7song Emthat I sang C7for the mem'Emries I usC7ually seek Em A7
Until I hDear you F#7at the Bmdoor, until you're Em7in my F#7arms once Bmmore Gm
DSaturday B7night is theEm7 loneliestA7 night of the Dweek Gdim D A7
Until I hDear you F#7at the Bmdoor, until you're Em7in my F#7arms once Bmmore Gm
DSaturday B7night is theEm7 loneliestA7 night of the Dweek Gdim D
6.

You Don't Know Me

Key: GHard
G
G7
×C
3fr×C6
F
Fm
××Fdim
×A7
××Dm7
E7
3fr××Cdim
Em7
Em
××D
××D7
10fr××××G5
GYou giG7ve your haCnd to me, and then you say, "HC6ello"
And I can haFrdly speak, my heFmart is beating so Fdim
And anyoCne can tell youA7 think you know me well Dm7 G7
But you don't knE7ow me A7 Dm7 G7
GNo, yoG7u don't knCow the one who dreams of you at C6night
And longs to Fkiss your lips, and lFmongs to hold you tight Fdim
To you, I'm jCust a friendA7, that's all I've ever beeDm7n G7
But you don't kCnow me Dm7 Fdim C
F I neveCdimr knew the Em7art of making love A7
Though my hFeart ached with love foGr you C
AfraFid andCdim shy, I Emlet my chance go by A7
The chDance you mightD7 have loved me, too G G5
GYou giG7ve your haCnd to me, and then you say, "GooC6dbye"
I watch you wFalk away Fmbeside the lucky guy Fdim
To never, nCever know the oneA7 who loves you so Dm7 G7
No, you don't kCnow me Dm7 Fdim C
F I neveCdimr knew the Em7art of making love A7
Though my hFeart ached with love foGr you C
AfraFid andCdim shy, I Emlet my chance go by A7
The chDance you mightD7 have loved me, too G G5
GYou giG7ve your haCnd to me, and then you say, "GooC6dbye"
FI watch yFmou walk away beside the lucky guy Fdim
To never, nCever know the oneA7 who loves you so Dm7 G7
No, you don't kCnow me Dm7 Fdim C
7.

Let's Do It

Key: DHard
5fr×D6
Em7
×A4
××D
××D7
3frG6
3frGm7
3fr××Cdim
×A7
×Bm7
G
3fr××Gdim
F#7
×Bm
E7
D6Birds do it, bEm7ees A4 do it,D evenD7 educated G6fleasGm7 do it
DLet'sCdim do it,Em7 let's A7fall in lDove. Bm7 G
In GdimSpain the D6best upper sEm7ets A4 do it,
DLithuD7anians and LG6ettsGm7 do it.
LeDt's dCdimo it, Em7let's faA7ll in lovDe. G D
The DBm7utch in F#7old Amsterdam do it, not to mention tBm7he FinnF#7s Bm
E7Folks in SiaE7m do it tA7hink of SiamEm7ese twinsA7
SomeGdim ArgentD6ines, without meEm7ans A4 do it
PeDople say in BD7oston even bG6eansGm7 do it
LDet's Cdimdo it, Em7let's fA7all in loDveBm7. G
RoGdimmantic D6sponges they sEm7ay A4do it
ODysters dD7own in Oyster G6Bay Gm7do it
Let'Ds do Cdimit, letEm7's fall A7in love D
Cold GdimCape Cod cD6lams, 'gainst their wEm7ish,A4 do it
DEven lD7azy jellyG6fishGm7 do it
Let'Ds do Cdimit, letEm7's fallA7 in loDve G D
ElBm7ectric eF#7els, I might add, do it
ThBm7ough it sF#7hocks 'em I kBmnow
E7Why ask if shE7ad do it? A7Waiter, briEm7ng me shad roA7e
In Gdimshallow sD6hoals, English soEm7les A4 do it
DGoldfish in the pD7rivacy of bG6owlsGm7 do it.
DLet's Bm7do it, Glet's fA7all in lDove
8.

Blues In The Night

Key: BbHard
Bb
×Bb7
××Eb7
×C7
F7
×Bbm7
××Db7
10fr××××G5
F4
My mama done Bbtol' me, when I was in knee-pants
My mama done tol' me, " Son a woman'll swBb7eet talEb7k"
And give ya the big eye, but when the sweeC7t talkin's doF7ne F7 Bb
A woF7man's a two-face
C7 A worrisome thing who'll leave ya tF7o sing the blues in the nightBb
Bb7Now the rain's a-fallin', hear the F7train's a-Bbm7callin Eb7
"WhoBboee!" (My mama done tol' me)
Hear dat lonesome whistle blowin' 'cross the treF7stle
"WhoBboee!" (My mama done tol' me)
A-whooF7ee-ah-whooee ol' clickety clack's C7a echoin' F7
Back th' bluBbes in the night
The evenin' breeze'll start the trees to cryin'
F7And the moonDb7'll hide its light C7
When you getG5 the blues C7 in the night F7 F7
Take my word, the mockingbird'll sing F7
The sadDb7dest kind o' song,
He knows things are wrong, and heC7's right F7 F7 Bb7 C7 F7
From NatchBbez to Mobile, from Memphis to St. Joe
Wherever the four winds blow Bb7
I beEb7en in some big towns an' heard me some big talk
But there C7is one thF7ing I know Bb
A woF7man's a two face, a worrisome thinC7g who'll leave ya F7
To sing the blueBbs in the night Bb7 C7
F7My mC7ama was right, there's blues in tF4he night Bb
A maF7n is a two face, a worrisome tC7hing who'll leave ya F7
To sing the blueBbs in the night Bb7 C7
F7My mC7ama was right, there's blues in tF4he night Bb
9.

You're Just In Love

Key: DHard
××D
G
×A7
5fr×D6
×Bm
Em7
×G/B
Em
3fr××Gdim
×A4
×Bm7
5fr×D9
××D7
F
3fr××Cdim
DI heGar siDnging A7and there's Dno one tD6here
DI sD6mell bBmlossoms, and the tEm7rees aG/Bre baA7re
EmAll Em7day lG/Bong, I Gdimseem to A7walk Em7 on A7air
I wonder wA7hy, A4 A7I wonA7der why D Bm7 Em7 A7
DI kA7eep toGssing A7in my sDleep at nD6ight
D9And, what's D7more, I've lost my D7appFetite G
EmStars that useEm7d to twinA7kle in theD skies D6
Are Cdimtwinkling Emin my Gdimeyes I A4 wonder whyD D6 Em7 A7
DYou don't nGeed anA7alyzing; it Dis not so surprGising A7 D
DThat you D6feel vBmery strange, but niEm7ce G/B A4 A7
Em7Your heart G/Bgoes A4pitter-patA7ter IEm7 know just G/BwhatA4's the matA7ter
Em7Because G/BI've bA7een there Gdimonce or twDiceBm7 Em7
DPut your head oGn my shouA7lder; you neeDd someoneG who's oldDer A7 D
A7A rubdown witDh a vD9elvet gloD7ve G
EmThere is nothing Em7you can tA7ake to relieDve that pleasD6ant ache Cdim
You're not Emsick Gdimyou'reA4 jusA7t iDn love
10.

September Song

Key: FHard
××Fdim
×C
×Am
F
G
G7
Fm7
3fr×C/B
××D7
××Dm7
Fm
××D
×A/G
WhenFdim I was a young man acoCurtin' the giAmrls, I played me a waitiFdimn' game C
If a Fdimmaid refused me with a toCss of her cuAmrls, I'd let the ol' wForld take a Gcouple of twirCls Am
And I'd pFly her with tears instCead of peAmarls, and as time came around Fdimshe came my way C Am
As Fdimtime came around, shGe cameG7
Melody
But it's a lFong, long time, Fm7 fromFdim May to DeCcemberC/B Am
And the AmdayGs grow sD7hort, Dm7 when you G7reach SepCtember Fdim C
When the autumn wFeatherFm, turns theFdim leaves to Cflame C/B Am
One AmhasGn't got tDime,Dm7 for the G7waiting gCame Fdim C
Oh, the dFays dwindle down to a pFm7recious few. SeptFm7ember, November Dm7 Fdim G
And tG7hese few pFrecious days,Fm7 I'll Fdimspend with Cyou C/B Am
These preAmcioGus daDys I'll spDm7end wFdimith yoCu
Oh, the dFays dwindle down to a pFm7recious few.Fm7 September November Dm7 Fdim G
And thG7ese few preFcious days Fm7 I'll Fdimspend with yCou, C/B theseAm precious daysA/G D
I'll sDm7pend with yoCu F Fdim C