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Edim
D9
E7
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Dmaj7
Bm7
C#m7
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Cdim
Fdim
F#m7
Dm7
C#7
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Am7
D7
Gmaj7
Cmaj7
Em
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D#m7
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D#7
G#6
1.
You make me feel so young
Tom: AAvançadoA
Edim
D9
E7
Em7
A7
Dmaj7
Bm7
C#m7
F#7
B7
Cdim
Fdim
F#m7
Dm7
C#7
G#7
You maAke me feel sEdimo young. D9 E7
AYou make me Edimfeel so "sEm7pring has sE7prung."
AAnd every A7time I see you Dmaj7grin Bm7
C#m7 I'm sF#7uch a hB7appy iE7n - di - Bm7vid - u - alE7.
AThe moment Edimthat you sD9peak E7
AI wannaEdim go play Em7hide-and-sE7eek.
AI wanna A7go and Dmaj7bounce the Bm7moon
JustC#m7 like a tF#7oy bB7al - loE7on.
A7YouCdim and Em7 I A7 Fdim are jA7ust like a Cdimcouple of tEm7ots A7
FdimRunnin' a Fdim- cross the F#m7meadow Cdim
Bm7Pickin' up F#m7lots of forE7get -Bm7 me - noE7ts.
AYou make me Edimfeel so yD9oung. E7
AYou make me Edimfeel there are sEm7ongs to be sE7ung,
BAells to be A7rung, and a wDmaj7onderful fDm7ling to be fAlung, Edim Bm7
And evenBm7 when I'm olE7d and grAay C#m7
I'm gBm7onna E7feel the way IC#7 do tC#7o - dF#7ay Edim
(First Time:)
'Cause Bm7you F#7make D9me fB7eel E7so yoAung.F#m7 D9 E7
(Last Time:)
'Cause Bm7you F#7make D9me fB7eel E7so,C#m7 you mG#7ake me fC#7eel sF#7o,
Bm7You F#7make D9me fB7eel E7so yoAung. D9 A
2.
Yesterday when I was young
Tom: AmAvançadoAm7
D7
Gmaj7
Cmaj7
F#m7
B7
Em
B
E7
G
C
Am
YesterdAm7ay when I was yD7oung
The taste of love was Gmaj7sweet as rain upon myCmaj7 tongue;
I teased at life asF#m7 if it were a foolish B7game
The way the evening brEmeeze may teBase a candle flE7ame.
The thousand dreams I dAm7reamed, the splendid things I plD7anned--
I always built to Gmaj7last on weak and shifting sCmaj7and;
I lived by night and F#m7shunned the naked light ofB7 day,
And only now I Emsee how the yBears ran aE7way.
YesterdAm7ay when I was yD7oung,
So many happy sGmaj7ongs were waiting to be Cmaj7sung,
So many wayward Am7pleasures lay in store for B7me,
And so much pain my Emdazzled eyes reBfused to sE7ee.
I ran so fast that Am7time and youth, at last, ran oD7ut,
I never stopped to tGmaj7hink what life was all aCmaj7bout;
And ev'ry converAm7sation I can now recB7all
Concerned itself with Emme, and Bnothing else at aE7ll.
YesterAm7day the moon was bD7lue,
And ev'ry crazy Gmaj7day brought something new toCmaj7 do,
I used my magic F#m7age as if it were a wB7and,
And never saw the Emwaste and eBmptiness beyE7ond.
The game of love I pAm7layed with arrogance and pD7ride,
And ev'ryGmaj7 flame ICmaj7 lit too quickly, quickly died;
The friends I made all sF#m7eemed somehow to drift aB7way
And only I am lEmeft on stBage to end the plE7ay.
There are so many soAm7ngs in me that won't be sD7ung,
I feel the bitter tGaste of tears upon my tCmaj7ongue;
The time has come for me tAm7o pay for yesterdB7ay
WheCn I was yoEmung. Am Em
3.
She
Tom: CAvançadoC
D#m7
A6
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G#7
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F#m
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SChe may be the face I can't forget,
A traD#m7ce of pleasure or regret,
May be my treasure or
The prCice I have to pay
D#m7She may be theA6 song that summer sings,
May be tC#he chGill that autumn brings,
MaDb/Fy be a huFndred different things
WithiG#7n the measureC ofG#7 a day G#7
SChe may be the beauty or the beast,
May bD#m7e the famine or the feast,
May turn each day into a
HeavenC or a hell
D#m7She may be the miA6rror of my dream,
A sC#mile Greflected in a stream,
SDb/Fhe mayF not be what she may seem
G#7Inside her sChelG#7l G#7
ShAe who alwaEys seems so happy in a crowd,
Whose eyD/Aes can be so private and so proud,
No one'sC#/G allowed to see them when they cry
F#mShe mB7ay be Ethe love that cannot hope to last,
May cCome to mDe from shadows of the past,
ThaD#/Ct I reCmember till the day I die
SChe may be the reason I survive,
The wD#m7hy and wherefore I'm alive,
The one I'll care for through the
CRough and ready years
D#m7Me, I'll taA6ke her laughter and her tears
AndC# makeG them all my souvenirs
For wheDb/Fre she goesF I've got to be
The G#7meaning of my liFfe iDb/Fs sheD#m7, sheG#7, G#7 C she
4.
How Sad Venice Can Be
Tom: BbAvançadoBb
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Gm
Cm
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Eb
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Abm
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Ab
Dm
BbHow sad Venice can be
When Fyou return alone
To Gmfind a memory
In every paving Fstone.
CmI walk among the birds
That Ffill San Marco's Square
With Cechoes of her words
Around me in the Fair.
BbHow sad Venice can be
When the Gmandolins play
A Cmsong she sung for me
One unforgotten Fday.
BbLike images of sleep
EbThe gondoliers go by
But Cmwhen I try to weep
I Ffind my tears are Bbdry.
Key Change - B
BHow sad Venice can be
When Abmmist is in your eyes
And you can C#mhardly see
As pigeons fill the Fskies.
I C#mfind the little street
And Fthen the old café
Where C#mwe would always meet
To dream away the Fday.
BHow sad Venice can be
Be-Aneath the silent Abmoon
TC#mhat rises from the sea
And silvers the la-Fgoon.
I Bhear the vespers chime
And Abmcross the Bridge of Sighs
I C#mknow that it is time
To Fbid my last good-Bbyes.
Key Change - C
SEGUE
CThere's nothing more to say
I Fpass beneath the light
And then I Dmturn away
From GVenice in the Cnight.
CHow sad Venice can be
It's Ftoo lonely to Abare
When Fyou have lost the love
That Gyou discovered Cthere.
5.
The Old Fashioned Way
Tom: GAvançadoG6
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Am
Bm
Cm
D7
Am7
F#m7
B7
Em
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D#7
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G6Dance in your old fashioned way G
Won't you stay in my arms Am Bm Cm
Just meD7lt against my skin Am7
And letD7 me feel your heart G
Don't leF#m7t the B7music wiEmn
By danAcing far apart D
Come close G6where you belong
Let's heAmar our secret song. Cm D7 D7
G6Dance in your old fashioned way G
Won't you stay in my arms Am Bm Cm
And we'D7ll discover highs Am7
We neveD7r knew before G
If F#m7we just B7 close our Emeyes
And danAce around the floor D
That gayG6 old fashioned way
That makes me love youAm moDre. G D#7
G#6Hum... hum...
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