
Chords used
G
C
F
C/G
F/A
Bb
Eb/G
Ab
C/E
Bb/D
Bb/Ab
G7
Dm7
Am7
E/G
Am
F/C
Dm
Fm7
Eb
Cm7
Db
Gb
Ebm7
Bbm7
Db/Ab
A
A7
Gm7
Cdim
C7
E7
D
D7
Fdim
C/B
B7
E
Bb7
Em7
Cm
D5
G6
G#7
C6
Bm7
Bb9
A6
Edim
Gdim
Dmaj7
A9
F#m
D9
Bbmaj7
D6
F#7
G9
C9
D/C
Am9
G/B
C#
Dsus4
F9
Fm
F#m7
C#7
Em
F6
1.
Glory Of Love
Key: GHardG
C
F
C/G
F/A
Bb
Eb/G
Ab
C/E
Bb/D
Bb/Ab
G7
Dm7
Am7
E/G
Am
F/C
Dm
Fm7
Eb
Cm7
Db
Gb
Ebm7
Bbm7
Db/Ab
Tonight it's very clear as we'rGe both lying here C
There's so many Fthings I want to sC/Gay I wiGll aClways love you F/A Bb
I would never leaveEb/G you I could neAbver make it alone Ab C
Sometimes I just forget say thiGngs I might regret C/E
It breaks my heart Fto see you crying C/G I dGonC/E't want to lose you F/A Bb/D
I could never make Eb/Git alone Ab Bb/Ab C
I am a manF who would fight forC/E your honor I'lG7l be thCe hero F/A
Dm7You're dreaming ofG wAm7e'll live forDm7ever kC/Gnowing tE/Gogether
That we Amdid it aDm7ll for the glGory of lovCe F/C Bb C F/A Bb C
You keep me standing tall you help meG through it all
C/EI'm always strongF when you're be side me C/G GI havC/Ee always needed you F/A Bb
I could never make iEb/Gt alone Ab I aCm a man who wouFld fight for your hC/Eonor G7
CI'll be the F/Ahero Dm7you're dreaming of Gwe'Am7ll live foDm7rever kC/Gnowing togE/Gether
That we Amdid it all fDmor the gloGry of lovCe Fm7
Just like a knight in shining Abarmor from a long Bb/Dtime ago Eb Fm7
Just in time I will save Abthe day Cm7
Take you to my castle faFm7r away Bb Eb/G Bb/D F Bb Eb/G Cm7 Ab
DbI am a mGban who would fight foDbr your honor I'llAb be theDb hero that Gbyou're dreaEbm7ming of Ab
Bbm7We'll live fEbm7orever Db/Abknowing F/Atogether that Bbm7we
Did it alEbm7l for the gAblory of lDbove Bbm7 Gbwe diAbd it alBbm7l for love
2.
Don't Blame Me
Key: CHardC
Bb
A
A7
Fm7
G7
Gm7
Dm7
F
Cdim
C7
E7
Am
Am7
D
D7
CDon't bBblame Ame A7 for Fm7falling in lG7ove with you
I'm Fm7under your sG7pell, but Gm7how can I hA7elp it. Don't blaDm7me me G7 C G7
CCan't Bbyou sAee, A7 when Fm7you do the tG7hings you do
IfFm7 I can't conG7ceal the tGm7hrill that I'm A7feeling. Don'Dm7t blameG7 me C F Cdim C7
FI can'tFm7 help it if that dE7og-gone mAmoon Am7aboveAm7
MaDkes Am7me nD7eed sAm7omeone like Dm7you to loG7ve
CBlame Bbyour Akiss,A7 as Fm7sweet as a G7kiss can be
And bFm7lame all your cG7harms that Gm7melt in my aA7rms, but
CDon't bBblame Ame A7 for Fm7falling in lG7ove with you
I'm Fm7under your sG7pell, but Gm7how can I hA7elp it
Dm7Don't bG7lame Cme G7
CCan't Bbyou sAee, A7 when Fm7you do the tG7hings you do
IfFm7 I can't conG7ceal the tGm7hrill that I'm A7feeling
Dm7Don't bG7lame Cme F Cdim C7
Dm7Don't bG7lame Cme F Cdim C7
FI can'tFm7 help it if that dE7og-gone mAmoon Am7aboveAm7
MaDkes Am7me nD7eed sAm7omeone like Dm7you to loG7ve.
CBlame Bbyour Akiss,A7 as Fm7sweet as a G7kiss can be
And bFm7lame all your cG7harms that Gm7melt in my aA7rms, but
Dm7Don't bG7lame Cme F Cdim C7
Dm7Don't bG7lame me. A7 Dm7 Don't blame me
3.
The Christmas Song
Key: CHardC
Dm7
G7
C7
F
E7
Am
Fdim
C/B
B7
E
Bb
G
Bb7
Cdim
Em7
A7
Gm7
Fm7
Cm
Cm7
Am7
D5
CChesDm7tnuts roG7asting oCn Dm7an oG7pen fire
CJackC7 Frost niFppE7ing at your nose
AmYuletidFdime carols beiCng sC/Bung by aB7 choir
And foElks drBbessed up like EGskG7imos
GEv'rybody kCnows a tDm7urkey G7and somCe mistletoe Dm7 G7
HelCps C7to make thFe Bb7season bright
CTinyG totsC withC/B theCdimir eyes all aglow
Will fEm7ind it hA7ard to sDm7leep G7tonighCt
They know tGm7hat C7Santa's on his wayGm7 C7
He'sGm7 loaded loC7ts of toys and goodies on his sleigh
And ev'ry mFm7other'Bb7s child iCms gCm7onna spy
To see if Am7reindeer really D5know how tG7o fly
And Cso Dm7I'm offerinG7g thisC simple phrase Dm7 G7
For kCids frC7om one tFo Bb7ninety two
AlthAm7ough it's been sFdimaid many tiCmes, C/Bmany Cdimways
FdimMerry CChriAm7stmasDm7 G7 toC you
They know tGm7hat C7Santa's on his wayGm7 C7
He'sGm7 loaded loC7ts of toys and goodies on his sleigh
And ev'ry mFm7other'sBb7 child iCms gCm7onna spy
To see if Am7reindeer really D5know how tG7o fly
And Cso IDm7'm offerG7ing this Csimple phrase Dm7 G7
For kiCds C7from one FtoBb7 ninety two
AlthAm7ough it's G7beenC said C/BmanyCdim times, many ways
FdimMerry ChCristAm7mas Dm7 G7 toC yC/Bou Bb7
CdimMerry CChriAm7stmasDm7 toG7 yCou
4.
I Can't Get Started
Key: GHardG
G6
C
Am7
Dm7
G7
E
E7
Am
Fm7
G#7
C/B
C6
D
Bm7
D7
Bb9
GI've flG6own Garound tChe wAm7orld in a plDm7ane G7
I've settled ErevolE7utions in SpAmain Fm7
The north pole I haCve chAmarted
ButDm7 I can't get sGtarted with Cyou Am7 Fm7 G#7 G7
GAroG6und tGhe golf coCurse,Am7 I'm under pDm7ar G7
And all the mEovies E7want me to sAmtar Fm7
I've got a house, Ca shAmow place, Dm7 but I get nGo place with yoCu G#7 G7
CYou're C/Bso supDm7reme, G7 lDm7yrics I wrG7ite of you, scheme C6 just for a sight oC6f you
DDream Bm7 both day and niD7ght of you, and wDm7hat Am7good dFm7oes it do G
GIn nG6ineteGen twenty-Cnine, I Am7sold sDm7hortG7
In EnEgland, I'm pE7resented at Amcourt Fm7
But you've got me dCown hAmearted Dm7
Dm7'Cause I Gcan't get sG7tarted with Cyou Fm7 Bb9 C
CYou're C/Bso supDm7reme, G7 lDm7yrics I wrG7ite of you, scheme C6 just for a sight oC6f you
DDream Bm7 both day and niD7ght of you, and wDm7hat Am7good dFm7oes it do G
GIn nG6ineteGen twenty-Cnine, I Am7sold sDm7hort G7
In EnEgland, I'm pE7resented at Amcourt Fm7
But you've got me dCown hAmearted Dm7
Dm7'Cause I Gcan't get sG7tarted with Cyou Fm7 Bb9 C
Dm7'Cause I Gcan't get sG7tarted with Cyou Fm7 Bb9 C
5.
If I did not care
Key: EHardE7
Fdim
A6
Cdim
Edim
B7
Gdim
D
Dmaj7
A
A9
F#m
D9
Bbmaj7
D6
F#7
If I dE7idn't Fdimcare A6 Cdim morA6e than words cE7an sFdimay A6 Cdim A6
If I Edimdidn't cB7are would I Gdimfeel Edimthis wB7ay? Edim B7
If this isn't lDove then Dmaj7why do I thE7rill?
And what makes my hAead go 'rA9ound and 'rF#mound
While my heD9art sBbmaj7tands E7still?
E7If I Fdimdidn't cA6are Cdim A6 would it E7be Fdimthe saA6me? Cdim A6
Would my Edimev'ry pB7rayer beGdimgin and B7end with Edimjust your nB7ame?
And would I be sDure that Dmaj7this is lD6ove beyoCdimnd compaAre? F#7
Would all this be trDue if I didn't E7care for yAou? Edim E7
Spoken (over verse chords):
E7If I Fdimdidn't cA6are Cdim A6 honey child,E7 mo' than Fdimwords can A6sayCdim. A6
If I Edimdidn't cB7are baby, wouldEdim I feel thiB7s way?
Darlin' if this isn't Dlove, then Dmaj7why do I tE7hrill so much?
What is it that makes my Ahead go 'rA9ound and 'roF#mund
While my D9heart Bbmaj7just stands E7still so much?
E7If IFdim didn't A6careCdim A6 would it E7be Fdimthe sA6ame? Cdim A6
Would my eEdimv'ry pB7rayer begGdimin and eB7nd with Edimjust your nB7ame?
And would I be sDure that Dmaj7this is D6love beCdimyond compAare? F#7
Would all this be tDrue if I didn't cE7are for yAou? Edim E7
6.
Until The Real Thing Comes Along
Key: AHardA
E7
F#7
D
Dm7
F#m
D9
G#7
C
F
A7
E
I'd Awork for you, I'd slE7ave for you, I'd be a beggar or a knaveF#7 for you
And if Dthat isn't loDve, it wDm7ill have to do, untiAl the real F#mthing comes along D9 E7
AI'd gladly move the E7earth for you to prove my love, deaF#7r, and its worth for you
If Dthat isn't lDove, it will Dm7have to do, untAil the rD9eal thing cE7omes aE7long A G#7
CWith all the words, dear,G#7 at my command I just can't make you undFerstand C
CI'll always love you, darling, G#7come what may, my heart is yours, what moCre can I say E7
I would Acry for you, even sE7igh for you, tear the stars down fF#7rom the sky for you
If Dthat isn't lDove, it'll Dm7have to do, untiFl the realE7 thing comD9es along A
I would wAalk on burning coE7als for you, I would drive the ChrF#7ysler, leave the Rolls for you
If Dthat isn't lDove, it'll Dm7have to do, untiFl the realE7 thing comD9es along A
I would Atry to hit high E7C for you, I'd even punF#7ch out Mister T for you
If Dthat isn't lDove, it'll Dm7have to do, uFUntil the E7real thingD9 comes aloAng
CThere's not a thing that you can't G#7ask of me go on, demand any tasFk from me G#7
CYou want the moon for a G#7lavalier, all you've got toC do is nibble on my ear E7
AI would rob, steal, beg borrow and E7lie for you. Lay my little body dowF#7n and die for you
If Dthat ain't lDove, if Dm7that ain't love, if Athat ain't A7love, it'll D9have to do
Until the reEal tE7hing cE7omes along A
7.
The great pretender
Key: DHardD
D7
G9
G7
C9
C6
D/C
Am9
G/B
C#
Dsus4
E/G
DD7D7
Oh! YG9es, I'm the grD7eat pretG9ender,G7
PretC9ending that I'm dC6oing wG9ell G7
My nC9eed is sD/Cuch, I pretG9ender too mC9uch
I'm lG9onely, but D7no one can tG9ell D7
Oh! YG9es, I'm the grAm9eat pretendG9er, G7
A drC9ift in a wC9orld of my G9own G7
I plC9ay the gD/Came, but to mG/By real shC#ame
You've lG9eft me to drD/Ceam all alG9one G7
Too rC9eal is the feC9eling of maG9ke belG9ieve
Too rC9eal when I feAm9el what my heaG9rt can't concD7eal
Dsus4 Oh! YG9es, I'm the grD7eat pretG9ender, G7
Just lC9aughing and gC9ay like a clG9own G7
I sC9eem to bD/Ce what I'm nG/Bot, you sC#ee,
I'm wG9earing my hD/Ceart like a crE/Gown
PretG9ending that yoD7u're still aroG9und G7
Too rC9eal is the feC9eling of maG9ke belG9ieve
Too rC9eal when I feAm9el what my heaG9rt can't concD7eal
Dsus4 Oh! YG9es, I'm the grD7eat pretG9ender, G7
Just lC9aughing and gC9ay like a clG9own G7
I sC9eem to bD/Ce what I'm nG/Bot, you sC#ee,
I'm wG9earing my hD/Ceart like a crE/Gown
PretG9ending that yoD7u're still aroG9und
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8.
The Glory Of Love
Key: CHardC
Am7
Dm7
G7
C7
F9
F
Fm
D7
You?ve got toC give aAm7 littleDm7 Take a lG7ittle
C And let your poor C7heart F9break a liFttleFm
C That?s the sAm7tory of Dm7 That?s the G7glory of love C Am7 Dm7 G7
You?ve got to lCaugh a lAm7itle Dm7Cry a littleG7
C Before the cC7louds roll F9by a littlFe Fm
C That?s the Am7story ofDm7 That?s theG7 glory of love.C C7
As lFong as there?s the tF9wo of us,F we?ve got the Cworld and all its charmC7s
And Fwhen the world is throF9ugh with usF D7 we?ve got each other?s aG7rms.
You?ve got to Cwin a liAm7ttle Dm7 Loose a litG7tle
C and always have thC7e bluesF9 a little F Fm
C That?s the Am7story ofDm7 That?s thG7e glory of loveC. C7
F As long as there?sF9 the two Fof us, we?ve goCt the world and all itsC7 charms
And Fwhen the world is throF9ugh with usF D7 we?ve got each other?s aG7rms.
CG7
You?ve got to Ccheat a Am7little Dm7 steal a lG7ittle
C and sometimes get C7on an oF9rdeal a liFttleFm
C That?s the Am7story ofDm7 That?s thG7e glory of loveC.
C That?s the story of G7 That?s the glory of lCovAm7e. Dm7 G7 C
9.
That Old Black Magic
Key: AHardA
E7
D9
Fdim
A6
Cdim
A9
F#m
F#m7
E
G#7
C#7
F#7
A7
Em7
Gdim
D6
D
That old bAlackE7 magic Ahas mD9e in itAs sE7pell A
E7That oAld bE7lack maAgic tD9hat you weE7ave Fdimso weE7ll
ThoseE7 icyFdim E7fingers D9up and dE7ownFdim my sE7pine
The sA6ame Cdimold E7witchcraft wheCdimn your eyeA6s meeCdimt minE7e
E7The saAme E7old tinAgle tD9hat I fAeel E7 insidAe
E7And thAen E7that elAevatD9or staE7rts Fdimits riE7de
And dD9own and doE7wn I go; rouA9nd anFdimd rouF#mnd I F#m7go E
D9Like a leaf that's cFdimaught in the tAidD9e A
I should sF#mtay away,F#m7 E but what can I G#7do
I hear your C#7name and I'm a flF#7ame
A flaD9me with such a burning desire
That only your kiss can Fdimput out the fiE7re
E7For yoAu're E7the loAver D9I haE7ve waAitE7ed foAr
The mA7ate Em7that FA7ate had Em7me creGdimated D6 forA7
And D9ev'ry time D6 your lips meet mine
Darling, D9down and doE7wn I go; rouA9nd aFdimnd roF#mund I F#m7go E
DIn a spin,D6 loving the spin I'm in
Under that D9old black magic caE7lled loAve
10.
My Way
Key: CHardC
Em
A7
Dm
Dm7
G7
C7
F
F6
Em7
Am
And nowC, the end is near, andEm so I face the final curtain A7
My frDmiend, I'll say it clDm7ear, I'll state my caseG7, of which I'm certain C
I've C7lived a life that's full, I've traveled each Fand ev'ry high way
And morCe, much more than this, IG7 did it my way F6 C
RegreCts, I've had a few, bEmut then again, too few to mention A7
I Dmdid what I had to doDm7, and saw it through wiG7thout exemption C
I plaC7nned each charted course, each careful step along the bFy way
But morCe, much more than this,G7 I did it my way F6 C
Yes, there were times, I'm Csure you knew
C7When I bit off more than I Fcould chew
But through it all, wDm7hen there was doubt, I ateG7 it up and spit it out Em7
I faced it alAml and I stood tallDm7, and did G7it my F6way C
I've lovedC, I've laughed and cried, I'veEm had my fill; my share of losing A7
And nowDm, as tears subside,Dm7 I find it all so G7amusing. C
To thiC7nk I did all that, and may I say not in Fa shy way
"No, oh noC not me, I dG7id it my way" F6 C
For what is a man, whCat has he got, if not himC7self, then he has naughFt
To say the things Dm7he truly feels, aG7nd not the words of one wEm7ho kneels
The record shows I tAmook the blows, and dDm7id it my way G7 F6 C