Acordes usados
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1.
Are You Sincere
Tom: EAvançadoE7
Cdim
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D9
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Bm
B7
F#7
Fdim
Are E7you sE7inceCdimre whenF#m you say D9 "I love youE7" E7
E7Are yE7ou Cdimsincere F#mwhen you sD9ay Bm7 "I'll be trE7ue"
E7Do E7you Amean D9ev'ry wAord A7 that D6my eDars have hBmeard Bm7
I'd like to knDow B7 which Cdimway to gAo, F#7 will oFdimur love grDow
E7Are D9you FdimsincereA, youA7 sincDereCdim A
E7Are yE7ou sCdimincere F#mwhen you sD9ay you miE7ss me?E7 miCdimss me E7
E7Are yE7ou Cdimsincere F#m ev'ry tiD9me Bm7 you kisE7s me? Cdimkiss me E7
E7And E7are A you D9reallyA minA7e everyD6 day, D all theBm time Bm7
I'd like to kDnow B7 which wCdimay to gAo, F#7 will Fdimour love groDw
E7Are D9you FdimsincereA, A7 youD sinCdimcere A
E7Are E7you Cdim sincere F#m when you sD9ay "I loE7ve youE7"
E7Are yE7ou Cdimsincere F#mwhen you sD9ay Bm7 "I'll be trE7ue"
E7Do E7you Amean D9ev'ry wAord A7 that D6my eDars have hBmeard Bm7
I'd like to knDow B7 which Cdimway to gAo, F#7 will oFdimur love grDow
E7Are D9you FdimsincereA, youA7 sincDereCdim A
E7Are yE7ou sCdimincere F#mwhen you sD9ay you miE7ss me?E7 miCdimss me E7
E7Are yoE7u sCdimincere F#mev'ry timD9e Bm7you kiE7ss me? Cdimkiss me E7
E7And E7are yAou rD9eally mAine A7 ev'ry dD6ay, D all the tBmime Bm7
I'd like to knDow B7 which Cdimway to gAo, F#7 will Fdimour love grDow
E7Are D9 youFdim sincAere A7 D Cdim
2.
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon
Tom: BAvançadoB7
Em
Am
Cdim
B5
A
Am7
Em7
Fdim
B7Of all the Emboys I've kAmnown, and I've Cdimknown some B7
UCdimntil I fiEmrst met yAmou, I was lCdimonesome B7
And Cdimwhen you cEmame in sB5ight, dear, my hAeart grew liAm7ght
And this Emold world sAmeemed new to B7me
B7You're really Emswell, I hAmave to Cdimadmit you B7
CdimDeserve expEmressions Amthat reallyCdim fit you B7
AndCdim so I've raEmcked my B5brain, hoping toA explain Am7
All the tB7hings thatCdim you do to B7me
Melody
B7Bei Emmir Cdimbist du sEmchön Am7 please leEmt mCdime expEmlaiB5n
Em7Bei miB7r bist du schön means that you're grand. Em
B7Bei Emmir Cdimbist du Emschön, Am7 agEmain CdimI'll EmexpB5lain
Em7It meaB7ns you're the fairest in the land Em
I coB5uld say, "BAmella, beAm7lla"
Am7Even Emsay "voonderbar"
Each laB5nguage onAmly hAm7elps me tCdimell you B7
How grand Fdimyou are B7
B7I've EmtriedCdim to expEmlain Am7 "bei Emmir Cdimbist du EmschB5ön"
Em7So kB7iss me and say you undersEmtand
B7Bei mEmir Cdimbist du sEmchön
You've Am7heard it B7all befEmore but Cdimlet me Am7try to expB7lain
CdimBei mB7ir Cdimbist du sB7chön means Cdimthat you're gEmrand B5 Am7 B7
B7Bei EmmirCdim bist du Emschön
It's Am7such an B7old refEmrain andCdim yet I shAm7ould expB7lain
Cdim It mB7eansCdim I am B7beggingCdim for your hEmandAm7 Em
I coB5uld say, "BAmella, beAm7lla"
Am7Even Emsay "voonderbar"
Each laB5nguage onAmly hAm7elps me tCdimell you B7
How grand Fdimyou are. B7
B7I've EmtriedCdim to expEmlain Am7 "bei Emmir Cdimbist du EmschB5ön"
Em7So kiB7ss me and say you understand Em
3.
Somewhere Beyond The Sea
Tom: GAvançadoG7
C
Am
Dm7
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E7
C7
A7
Cdim
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C#m7
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Em
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G7SomewChere Am Dm7 beyG7ond the sCea Am
SomewhFere wG7aiting for Cme E7 Am
G7My lover sCtands on C7golden saFnds A7 Dm7
And wG7atches the sAmhips Cdimthat go Dm7sailinD7g G7
SomewhCere Am Dm7 beyG7ond the sCea Am
She's tFhere, wG7atching for mCe E7 Am
G7If I could fCly like C7birds on hiFgh A7 Dm7
Then stG7raight to her aAmrmsCdim I'd gDm7o sG7ailiCng Am Cdim B7
It's fEar, C#m7 A beyB7ond a sEtar C#m7
It's nAear, B7beyond the mEoon C#m7 Gdim D7
I kGnow Em Am7 beyD7ond a doGubt Em
Am7My hD7eart will lGead me Gdimthere Edimsoon G7
We'll Cmeet Am Dm7 beyG7ond the shCore Am
We'll kFiss, G7just as beCfore E7 Am
HG7appy we'll Cbe, beyC7ond the Fsea A7 Dm7
And G7never agaiAmn I'Cdimll go Dm7sailiG7ng C Am Cdim B7
EC#m7GdimD7
It's fEar, C#m7 A beyB7ond a sEtar C#m7
It's nAear, B7beyond the mEoon C#m7 Gdim D7
I kGnow Em Am7 beyD7ond a doGubt Em
Am7My hD7eart will lGead me Gdimthere Edimsoon G7
We'll Cmeet Am Dm7 beyG7ond the shCore Am
We'll kFiss, G7just as beCfore E7 Am
HG7appy we'll Cbe, beyC7ond the Fsea A7 Dm7
And G7never agaiAmn I'Cdimll go saiDm7lingG7. C Am Dm7
G7No more sCailin'Am Dm7 G7 bye-Cbye sAmailDm7in' Fdim
4.
The Old Lamplighter
Tom: GAvançadoG
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F#7
Bm
A7
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Em
Em7
He made the nGight a little brDighter wFherever F#7 Bm
He would go the old lamp liGghter ofD long, lGong aDgo. A7
His snowy hGair was so much whDiter. Beneath the candle's glowF F#7 Bm
The olGd lamp liDghter Gof lDong, lA7ong agDo. YA7ou'd heDar the patter of his feet D6
As he came tDoddlin' down the stD6reet, the smile would hide aD lonely heart, you sD6ee D
If there were sEmweethearts in the pEm7ark, he'd pass a lamp and leaveEm it dark, Em7
RemEmembering the dEm7ays that used to Embe, foA7r he recalls when Ddreams were new, D6
He loved soDmeone who loved him, tD6oo, who walks with him alone in Dmemory. A7 D
He made the nGight a little brDighter wFherever F#7 Bm
He would go the old lamp liGghter ofD long, lGong aDgo. A7
His snowy hGair was so much whDiter. Beneath the candle's glowF F#7 Bm
The olGd lamp liDghter Gof lDong, lA7ong agDo. YA7ou'd heDar the patter of his feet D6
As he came tDoddlin' down the stD6reet, the smile would hide aD lonely heart, you sD6ee D
Now if you lookEm up in the sky, youEm7'll understand the reason whyEm Em7
TheEm little stars Em7at night are all Emaglow,A7 he turns them Don when night is here,D6
He turns tDhem off when dawn is nD6ear, the little man we loved sDo long ago. A7 D
He made the nGight a little brDighter wFherever F#7 Bm
He would go the old lamp liGghter ofD long, lGong aDgo. A7
His snowy hGair was so much whDiter. Beneath the candle's glowF F#7 Bm
The olGd lamp liDghter Gof lDong, lA7ong agDo. YA7ou'd heDar the patter of his feet D6
As he came tDoddlin' down the stD6reet, the smile would hide aD lonely heart, you sD6ee D
5.
And I Love You So
Tom: DAvançadoD
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And I DlovD6e you soD, G G/F Em7 A7 thAe pA9eoplAe aDsk mF#me howBm
Bm7How EI've Cdimlived 'till Gnow,G/F Em7 IA tell theDm I dCdimon't Aknow!
I gAuess A9they A uAsus4nderstGand,G/F Em7 A7 howA A9loneAly liDfe hF#mas bBmeen,
But Bm7lifeE bCdimegan agaGinG/F, Em7 Athe day Dyou tGook mDy A7hand
And D9yes, I Dsus4know how Em7 loneEm7ly life G/Bcan A7be Em7 A7
The Em7shadowsEm7 follow meG/B, A7 Em7 A7 D9and the nigG/Bht won'tD set mA7e free
But D9I don'tDsus4 let the Em7eveningEm7 get me G/BdownA7, Em7 A7
Em7 Now tEm7hat you'reG/B aroA7und mDe and yoD6u love mDe toGo G/F Em7
Your tA7houghts aAre jA9ust Afor mDe, yF#mou seBmt myBm7 spiErit fCdimree, G G/F Em7
I'm happy tAhat you Ddo, Cdim A the booA9k of AlifAsus4e is GbriG/Fef Em7
And A7once Aa pA9age Ais reDad, F#m Bm Bm7 E allCdim but loveG iG/Fs deaEm7d
That is mAy beDlieGf. D A7 D9 and yDsus4es, I knoEm7w how Em7 lonelyG/B lifA7e cEm7an bA7e
The Em7 shadEm7ows folG/Blow A7me,Em7 A7 D9 and the nG/Bight wonD't setA7 me free
But D9I don'tDsus4 let the Em7 evenEm7ing get G/Bme dA7own Em7 A7
Em7Now thEm7at you're G/B aroA7und D me
6.
That's Amore
Tom: CmAvançadoCm
Fm
F7
F6
Bb
Bb9
F4
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Gm
Edim
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In NapolCmi where love is King Fm
When boy meets gCmirl, here's what they sF7ing
When tF6he moBbon hits youBb9r eye Bblike a bBb9ig a Bbpizza pieBb9, thaBbt's amore F7
WhenF4 the worlFd seems F4to shine Flike you'F4ve had tooF much F4wine, thatF's amore F4 F Bb
F7Bb
And you'll sing "Vita F7bella"
FHearts'll play tippi-tippi-tay, tippi-tippi-tay
Like a gay taranBbtella
F7When F6the sBbtars make Bb9you droBbol joosta likeBb9 pasta BbfazoolBb9, that'Bbs amore F7
WhenF4 you danFce down F4the streetF with aF4 cloud at Fyour F4feet, youF're in love Gm
When you walk in a Cmdream but you know you're not dreamin', signore Bb
Edim'Scusa F7me, Edimbut you F7see, Edimback inF7 old Napoli, thaCm7t's F7 amBbore Eb6 Bb Cm7
InCm Napoli where love isFm King
When boy meets gCmirl, here's what they sF7ing:
When tF6he moBbon hits youBb9r eye Bblike a bBb9ig a Bbpizza pieBb9, thaBbt's amore F7
WhenF4 the worlFd seems F4to shine Flike you'F4ve had tooF much F4wine, thatF's amore F4 F Bb
F7Bb
And you'll sing "Vita F7bella"
FHearts'll play tippi-tippi-tay, tippi-tippi-tay
Like a gay taranBbtella
F7When F6the sBbtars make Bb9you droBbol joosta likeBb9 pasta BbfazoolBb9, that'Bbs amore F7
WhenF4 you danFce down F4the streetF with aF4 cloud at Fyour F4feet, youF're in love Gm
When you walk in a Cmdream but you know you're not dreamin', signore Bb
Edim'Scusa F7me, Edimbut you F7see, Edimback inF7 old Napoli, WheCm7n thF7e amoBbre Bb Cm7
7.
Mr. Wonderful
Tom: GAvançadoG
D7
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Am
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GWhy D7this fGeeling?G/F Em7 Am7Why Em7this CgloC/Bw Am7
Em7Why Cdimthe tG5hrill G/B whenEdim you Amsay Am7HellD9o? Am7 D7
EdimIt's a stCrange and tC/Bender Edimmagic D7 you Cdo C/B E
EdimMister CWonderfC/Bul, Am7 that's yD9ou. Am7 D7
GWhy D7this tGremblingG/F Em7 Am7whenEm7 you sCpeC/Bak Am7
Em7Why Cdimthis jG5oy G/B when Edimyou tAmouchAm7 my chD9eekAm7 D7
EdimI must teCll you C/Bwhat myEdim heart D7knows is tCrue C/B E
EdimMister CWonderfC/Bul, Am7 tD9hat's yGouAm7 G
GAnd Am7why Emthis G7longing Fto kCnow yG7our chCarms
To sC/Bpend forA7ever Em7here A7in Edimyour aD7rms
GOh tD7here's mGuch moreG/F Em7 Am7 I cEm7ouldC sC/Bay Am7
Em7But Cdim the wG5ordsG/B keEdimep sliAmppinAm7g aD9wayAm7 D7
EdimAnd I'm lCeft with C/BonlyEdim one pD7oint of vCiew C/B E
EdimMister CWonderfC/Bul, Am7 tD9hat's yGou Am7 G
GOne more thG/Fing, Em7 D7then CdimI'm thE7rough
CdimMister WConderC/Bful, Am7 EdimMister WGonderG/Fful, E7
EdimMister A9WondA7erful,Am7 I lCdimove yCouC/B Cm7 Am7 G
8.
Fever
Tom: AmFácilAm
C
Dm
E
AmNever know how much I Clove you, Dmnever know how much I Amcare
AmWhen you put your arms aCround me, I get a Efever that's so hard to Ambear
You give me Amfever, Cwhen you kiss me, Dmfever when you hold me Amtight
AmFever! CIn the morning, Efever all through the Amnight
AmSun lights Cup the daytime, Dmmoon lights up the Amnight
AmI light up when you Ccall my name, and you Eknow I'm gonna treat you Amright
You give me Amfever, Cwhen you kiss me, Dmfever when you hold me Amtight
AmFever! CIn the morning, Efever all through the Amnight
AmEverybody's Cgot the fever, Dmthat is something Amyou all know
AmFever isn't Csuch a new thing, Efever started long aAmgo
AmRomeo loved CJuliet, DmJuliet she felt the Amsame
AmWhen he put his Carms around her, he said, "EJulie, Baby, you're my Amflame
"Thou giveth Amfever, Cwhen we kisseth, Dmfever with thy flaming Amyouth
Am! I'm afCire, fever,E yeah, I burn, forsooth.Am
AmCaptain Smith and CPocahontas Dmhad a very mad Amaffair
AmWhen her daddy Ctried to kill him, she said, ,E oh, don't you dare! Am
"He gives me Amfever Cwith his kisses, Dmfever when he holds me Amtight
AmFever! CI'm his misses, so EDaddy, Won't you treat him Amright?
AmNow you've listened Cto my story, Dmhere's the point that I have Ammade
AmChicks were born Cto give you fever, be it EFahrenheit or CentiAmgrade
They give you Amfever, Cwhen you kiss them, Dmfever if you live and Amlearn
AmFever! C'till you sizzle, Ewhat a lovely way to Amburn
EWhat a lovely way to Amburn, what a lovelEy way to burn, what aAm lovely way to buErn Am
9.
Somewhere Along The Way
Tom: DAvançadoD
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DI used Dto walk D9with yDou D5 along the D9avenueD5
GOur G/Fhearts were G/Ecare Em7free Em7and Gdimgay A7
How could I F#m7know I'd lGose Em7you sA7omewhere alG/Bong A7the wD6ay Fdim A7 A7
DThe friends Dwe usD9ed to kDnowD5 would always D9smile "HeD5llo"
GNo lG/Fove like G/Eour Em7love, tEm7hey'dGdim say A7
Then love slippedF#m7 through our GfingerEm7s somA7ewhere alonG/Bg theA7 way D
DI sD9hould fDorget,F but with the lonC#7eliness of night,
I C#7start remFembering C#7ev'rything
You're gone and yFet, there's still a fC#7eeling deep iC#7nside
That you will FalwaysC#m7 be pA7art of me
SDo now DI look fD9or yDou D5 along the D9avenueD5
GAnd G/Fas I G/E wanEm7der Em7I Gdimpray A7
That some day F#m7soon I'll Gfind Em7you A7somewhere aG/Blong A7the wDay
DI sD9hould fDorget,F but with the lonC#7eliness of night
I C#7start remFembering C#7ev'rything
You're gone and yFet, there's still a fC#7eeling deep iC#7nside
That you will FalwaysC#m7 be pA7art of me
DSo nowD I look D9for DyouD5 along thD9e avenuD5e
GAnd G/Fas I G/E wanEm7der Em7I Gdimpray A7
Bm7That some day Cdimsoon I'll fGind yEm7ou
A7Somewhere aG/Blong A7the F#7way B7 sEm7omewhere alG/Bong theA7 way D
10.
If You Knew Susie
Tom: DAvançadoD
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DI have Bmgot a swAeetie kEm7nown Aas SDusie
DIn the wBmords of AShakespeare, Em7she's Aa "wDow"
ThAough F#mall ofB7 you mAay F#mknow her, B7too
F#mI'd like to B7shout right E7now
If yDou kD9new Susie,D like I know DSusie
D6Oh!Fdim Oh! A9Oh! WAhat a gA9irl
There's nAoneA4 so claAssy A9as this fair lasAsie
Em7Oh! Edim Oh! DOh my Cdimgoodness, wEm7hat a chAassis
DWe D9went ridDing, G6she G5didn't G bG5alk
EBack E9from YonkEers,A7 I'm thCdime one thaE7t had to A7walk
If yDou kD9new SusDie, like EI kE9now SusEie
GOh!A7 Oh! WA7hatA7 a gDirl
DSuzie Bmhas a peArfect Em7repuAtaDtion
DNo one eBmver sAaw her Em7on Aa sDpree
ANobodyF#m knowsB7 whereA SusiF#me goB7es
F#mNobody B7knows but E7me
If yDou kD9new Susie,D like I know DSusie
D6Oh!Fdim Oh! A9Oh! WAhat a gA9irl
She weAarsA4 long trAesses aA9nd niceA tight dA9resses
Em7Oh! Edim Oh! WDhat a Cdimfuture Em7she possAesses
DOut D9in publDic, G6how G5she cGan yG5awn
EIn E9a parlEour,A7 you would Cdimthink theE7 war was A7on
If yDou kD9new Susie,D like I know DSusie
GOh!A7 Oh! WA7hatA7 a gDirl!