Acordes usados
Gm
C7
F
Fm
C
Bdim
Ab
G
Bbm7
Eb7
Fm7
Bb7
Cm7
Db7
C5
Eb5
Gb
F5
Am
Gm7
Dm7
Am7
D7
D5
Cm
Ddim
G7
Dm
F7
Bbm
Ab5
Db
A9
A
D9
E7
Asus
Fdim
C#7
F#7
F#m
E
B7
Cdim
G#m
F#m7
Edim
Bm7
Em7
A7
Bm
D
D6
Eb
Ab11
Bb
F/C
B
G6
G#7
C/B
C6
Bb9
Gdim
G/Bb
G/B
G4
A5
Dm9
C9
Em
G/F
C/G
1.
Autumn In New York
Tom: GmAvançadoGm
C7
F
Fm
C
Bdim
Ab
G
Bbm7
Eb7
Fm7
Bb7
Cm7
Db7
C5
Eb5
Gb
F5
Am
Gm7
Dm7
Am7
D7
D5
Cm
Ddim
G7
Dm
F7
Bbm
Ab5
Db
GmIt time to end my lonely holC7iday andF bid the country a hasty farewell C7 Fm C
GmSo on this gray and melancholC7y day I F moveto aBdim ManhaAbtan hotel G Ab
I dispose oBbm7f my rosecoloreEb7d chattels and Fm7prepare for my shareBb7 of adventures and battles Cm7 C7
HeFre on the twenty seventh floor lookiFng down on the city I hate and adore Db7 C5 F Eb5 Gb F5 C5
Melody
GmAutumn in New York whyAm does Gm7it seem so invitiC7ng F Dm7 F
GmAutumn in New York it AmspellGm7s the thrill of fC7irst nighting Am7 D7 D5
Gm7Glittering crowds and shimmeringBbm7 clouds in canyoEb7ns of steelAb, Cm
DdimThey're Cmmaking me feel D7I'm G7home C
C5It'sGm autumn in New York thAmat bGm7rings a the promise of nC7ew love F Dm7
Cm7Autumn in New York is Dmoften Cm7mingled F7with pain Bbm Gb Gm7
DreaFmmers with empty handC7s Fm mAb5y sigh forDb exotic landsAb5 Db
Fm7It's Gm autumn in New York Amit'sGm7 good to live it againC7 Fm C7
GmAutumn in New York theAm gleamGm7ing rooftops at sC7undown F Dm7 F
GmWill tell you thatAm Gm7divinel C7 Am7 D7 D5
Autumn in New York it lifts you up when you rundown
Gm7Jaded roués and gay dBbm7ivorcees Eb7who lunch atAb the Ritz Cm
DdimWill Cm tell you that it D7 G7 diCvinel
C5This auGmtumn in New York tranAmsformsGm7 the slums into MayfaiC7r F Dm7 F
Cm7Autumn in New York you'lDml neCm7ed no castles in Spain F7 Bbm Gb Gm7
FmLovers that blesC7s the dark onFm benches in DbCentral Park gAb5reet autDbumnFm7 in NGmew York Am
Gm7It's good to live it agaC7in Fm Gm7in NeC7w York
2.
People
Tom: AAvançadoA9
A
D9
E7
Asus
Fdim
C#7
F#7
F#m
E
Am
B7
F
Cdim
G#m
F#m7
Edim
Bm7
Em7
A7
Bm
D
D6
PA9eopAle,D9 E7 peE7ople wD9ho need peoplE7e A9 A D9
Are thE7e Asus luckiAst A9 peD9ople Ain Fdim the A wC#7orldF#7
FdimWe'reF#m EchilF#mdren, needing Fdim other F#m cEhildF#mren
And yet lAmettingA9 ourAm growB7nup pride,E hide aFll the need inCdimside E
G#mActing F#m7more Edimlike cB7hildren than childrE7en Bm7 Cdim Edim E7
A9LoversA D9 are vE7ery E7 speciD9al E7peoplA9e A D9
They're E7 thAsuse lAuckiA9est D9 peoApleFdim iAn Em7the A7 world
A9With A7one persD9on, Bm F#7 one Em7very speEdimcial personF#7
A EdimfeelingA7 deepD in your soulD6
SaysFdim you E7were hAalf, now you're whole F#m
CdimNo moE7re hunAger and tF#m7hirst
But fBm7irst be a Fdimperson E7who needsA9 peoAple A7
EdimPeopleA who need D peoD6ple
Are Fdim theA9 lucAkiesF#mt D9peopleA in tE7he Aworld A7
A9With A7one persD9on, Bm F#7 one Em7 very Edim special Bm persBm7on
A EdimfeelingA7 deepD in your soulD6
SaysFdim you E7were hAalf, now you're whole F#m
CdimNo moE7re hunAger and tF#m7hirst
But fBm7irst be a Fdimperson E7who needs pA9eople A A7
EdimPeopleA who need D peoD6ple
Are Fdim theA9 lucAkiesF#mt pD9eople A in tE7he woArlF#m7d Bm7 E
3.
Michelle
Tom: FAvançadoF
Bbm
Eb
Ddim
C
G7
C7
Fm
Ab11
D6
Fm7
Bbm7
Bb
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, these are wEbords that go together well, myDdim Michelle C G7 C7
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, sont les motEbs qui vont tres bien ensemble,Ddim tres bien ensCemblG7e C7
FmI love you, I love you, I love you, that's all IAb11 want to say, until I find a wayD6 C7 Fm C7 Fm
BbmI willFm say the C7only worFm7ds I know that you'Bbm7ll undCerstand
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, these are wEbords that go together well, myDdim Michelle C G7 C7
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, sont les motEbs qui vont tres bien ensemble,Ddim tres bien ensCemblG7e C7
FmI need you, I need you, I need you, I need to make Ab11you see, oh, what you mean to meD6 C7 Fm C7 Fm
BbmUntil Fm I do IC7'm hopiFm7ng you will knowBbm7 whatC I mean
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, these are wEbords that go together well, myDdim Michelle C G7 C7
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, sont les motEbs qui vont tres bien ensemble,Ddim tres bien ensCemblG7e C7
FmI want you, I want you, I want you, I think you Ab11know by now, I'll get to you somehow D6 C7 Fm C7 Fm
BbmUntil Fm I do IC7'm teFm7lling you so Bbm7 you'Cll understand
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, these are wEbords that go together well, myDdim Michelle C G7 C7
MicheFlle, ma beBbmlle, sont les motEbs qui vont tres bien ensemble,Ddim tres bien ensCemblG7e C7
I will sayFm the only C7words Fm7I know Bb
That you'llFm undeBbrstand, C7my MiFmchellC7e F
4.
Something
Tom: CAvançadoC
C7
F
F/C
A
D
D7
G
G7
E7
Am
Am7
D9
Bb
B
F#m
F#m7
E
Ab
CSomething in the way she moves
C7Attracts me like no other lover F F/C A
DSomething in the way she wooD7s me G G7 F E7
AmDon't want to leave heAm7r now, you know IAm7 believe and how D9 F Bb B
CSomewhere in her smile she moves
C7Attracts me like no other lover F F/C A
DSomething in her style that sD7hows me G G7 F E7
AmDon't want to leave her now, yAmou knoAm7w I believe and how D9 F Bb B A
You're asking me will my love grow F#m F#m7 F#m F#m7
I don't know, I Ddon'tG Know. A G G F E F A
You stick around and it may show F#m F#m7 F#m F#m7
I don't know, ID don'tG know. C B Bb A Ab G C
You're asking me will my love grow F#m F#m7 F#m F#m7
I don't know, I Ddon'tG Know. A G G F E F A
You stick around and it may show F#m F#m7 F#m F#m7
I don't know, ID don'tG know C B Bb A Ab G C
CSomething in the way she moves
C7And all I have to do is think of her F F/C A
DSomething in the way she showD7s me G G7 F E7
AmDon't want to leave her now, yAmou knoAm7w I believe and how D9 F Bb B A F Bb B C
5.
My Heart Belongs To Daddy
Tom: AmAvançadoAm
E7
Am7
Dm
Fdim
A
D9
A7
While tAmearinE7g oE7ff a gaAmme of E7golfE7, Am Am I may make Am7a play for tDmhe caddy
But wE7hen IFdim do, I dE7on't follow through, my heart belongs E7to daddy Am
AmIf E7I E7 invite Am a boE7y soE7me nighAmt Am Am7yo dine on Dmmy fine finnan haddie
I jE7ust aFdimdore his aE7sking for more my heart bE7elongs to daddy Am
E7Yes, my Amheart beE7longs to Amdaddy, yes, I simply coAmuldn't Am7be bad E7
FdimYes, my hE7eart belongs to dE7addy, da, da,daFdim, da,da,da,E7 da,da,dadA
E7So I wAant to wD9arn you, lAaddy, though I E7know you'Are perfectlyA7 swell D9
That my hDmeart belongs to dAaddy my daddy he treats mE7e so well Am
AmSaint E7PatE7rick's DayAm, althoE7ugh E7I may Am Am be seen wAm7earing green Dmwith a paddy.
I'm E7always Fdimsharp when pE7laying the harp, my heart belongs tE7o daddy Am
AmThough E7other E7dames at fAmootballE7 gameE7s Am Ammay long forAm7 a strong undDmergraddy
I E7never Fdimdream of mE7aking the team, my heart belonE7gs to daddy Am
E7Yes, my Amheart beE7longs to Amdaddy, so I simply coAmuldn't Am7be bad E7
FdimYes, my hE7eart belongs to dE7addy, da, da,da, dFdima,da,da, daE7,da,dad A
E7So, I Awant to D9warn you, Aladdie, though I E7simply haAte to beA7 frank D9
That I cDman't be mean to dAaddy, my da, da, E7daddy might spank Am
6.
I Can't Get Started
Tom: GAvançadoG
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 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
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
7.
Imagination
Tom: GAvançadoG7
C
Gdim
Dm7
A7
Dm
Fdim
Am
Gm7
C7
E
F
Cdim
B7
Em7
G/Bb
G/B
Am7
G4
Bb9
A5
Dm9
C6
G7ImaginatCionGdim is funnDm7y G7 it Cmakes a G7cloudy DayGdim sunny A7
DmMakes aDm7 bee think ofDm7 honey, just as I tGdimhink oA7f yFdimou G7
ImagCination Gdimis crazy,Dm7 yoG7ur whCole peG7rspective gGdimets hazy A7
DmStarts youDm7 asking aDm7 Daisy what to do, Amwhat Gm7to dC7o
EHavFe yDm7ou ever feltCdim a gentB7le touch
AnEm7d then A7a kiss, aG/Bbnd then, anA7d thG/Ben
Find it'Em7s only your imaAm7ginatCdimion agaG4in, oh,G7 well
G7Imagination isDm7 silG7ly
YoCu go G7around willGdimy nillyA7
DmFor exDm7ample, I Dm7go around wanting yBb9ou Gdim
AndyeDm7t I canBb9't imagine tA5hat yoG7u wFdimant me,C tCdimoo Dm9 Fdim C6
G7CGdimDm7G7CG7GdimA7DmDm7Dm7AmGm7C7
EHavFe you eDm7ver felt a gCdimentle tB7ouch
AnEm7d then A7a kiss,G/Bb and then, A7and theG/Bn
Find it's Em7only your imagiAm7natioCdimn again, G4oh, well G7
G7Imagination isDm7 silly G7
YouC go arG7ound willy nilGdimly A7
DmFor exDm7ample, I Dm7go around wanting yBb9ou Gdim
And yet I Dm7can't iBb9magine thaA5t you G7wanFdimt me, tCoo Cdim Dm9 Fdim C6
8.
I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
Tom: GAvançadoG
Am7
G7
C
C9
G/B
Cdim
Dm7
Edim
F
Em
Gdim
B7
Em7
A
E7
Fdim
Fm
D7
GI've gAm7rown G7accustComed to her fC9ace C G/B Am7
She Cdimalmost mDm7akes my day begG7in Dm7 G7
I've Edimgrown accFustomed to the Emtune she Gdimwhistles night and nDm7oon
Her sFmiles, her fEmrowns, her Dm7ups, her dGowns
AreEdim second nCature to me C9now C G/B Am7
Like Cdimbreathing Dm7out and breathing G7in Dm7 G7
I was serenelFy Dm7indepenCdimdent aB7nd conteCnt befEm7ore we mAet
Dm7Surely FI could G7always be that wE7ay agaFdimin and yFmet
I've Fdimgrown accusD7tomed to herFm looks
AccustComed Em7to her Gdimvoice, accusDm7tomeAm7d D7 to G7her fCace
GI've gAm7rown G7accuCstomed to her fC9ace C G/B Am7
SheCdim al - most mDm7akes the day beG7gin Dm7 G7
I've Edimgotten usFed to hear her Emsay "Good GdimMorning" every Dm7day
Her jFoys, her Emwoes, her hDm7ighs, her lGows
AreEdim second nCature to me C9now, C G/B Am7
Like Cdimbreathing Dm7out and breathing G7in Dm7 G7
I'm very gFrateful Dm7she's a wCdimoman, B7and so eCasy Em7to forgAet
Dm7Rather Flike a hG7abit one can alE7ways brFdimeak and yeFmt
I've Fdimgrown accusD7tomed to the tFmrace
Of sComething Em7in theGdim air, acDm7custoAm7med D7 to G7her fCace
9.
Moonlight Becomes You
Tom: DAvançadoD
Cdim
Em7
A7
Fdim
F#m7
Bm7
G
D5
G/F
Em
C
C/B
D7
Gdim
Bm
E
E7
F
F#7
B7
DMoonlight Cdim becEm7omes you,A7 it goes Fdimwith your hEm7air A7
A7You cerF#m7tainly know the rigEm7ht thingA7 to weaDr Bm7 A7 A7
DMoonlightCdim becEm7omes you,A7 I'm thrilledFdim at the siEm7ght A7
A7And IF#m7 could get so romantEm7ic A7 tonighDt G D D5
D5You'reG all G/Fdressed Emup to go dCreaming C/B
Now dD7on't D5tell me I'm GwrongG/F
And Emwhat a Gdimnight to go Bmdreaming Bm7 E
Mind if I tE7ag aloEm7ng A7
A7If I Dsay Cdim I loEm7ve you, A7 I want yoFdimu to kEm7now A7
A7It's noF#m7t just because there's mooEm7nlight, A7 althoFugh F#7 Cdim B7
E7Moonlight bEm7ecomesA7 you Dso Bm Em7 A7
A7A7F#m7Em7A7DGDD5
You're all GdressG/Fed up toEm go dreamiCng C/B
Now dD7on't D5tell me I'm GwrongG/F
And Emwhat a Gdimnight to go Bmdreaming Bm7 E
Mind if I tE7ag aloEm7ng A7
A7If I Dsay Cdim I loEm7ve you, A7 I want yoFdimu to kEm7now A7
A7It's noF#m7t just because there's mooEm7nlight, A7 althoFugh F#7 Cdim B7
E7Moonlight bEm7ecomesA7 you Dso Bm7 Gdim D
10.
Sound Of Silence
Tom: EmMédioEm
D
C
G
C/G
EmHello darkness, my old friend, I've comeD to talk with you again, Em
Because a vision sCoft creepinGg, Left it's seeds while I was sleEmeping, C G
And the vision thatC was planted in my braC/Gin still remains Gwithin the sound of silenEmce. D Em
Melody
IEmn restless dreams I walked alone narDrow streets of cobblestone, Em
Em'Neath the halo of a sCtreet lamp, I turnGed my collar to the cold and damp Em C G
When my eyeCs were stabbed by the flash of a neon light G
That split the night and touchedEm the sound of silence. D Em
And in the naked light I saw ten thDousand people, maybe more. Em
People talking without sCpeaking,G people hearing without liEmstening, C G
People writing songs that vCoices never share and no one dare, dGisturb the sound of silenEmce. D Em
Fools said i, you do not know silence liDke a cancer grows. Em
Hear my words that I might teach you, taCke my arms Gthat I might reach youEm. C G
But my woCrds like silent raindrops fGell, and echoed in the wells of silEmence D Em
And the people bowed and praDyed to the neon God they made. Em
And the sign flashed out it'sC warning, in the woGrds that it was formEming. C G
And the sEmign said, the words of the pCrophets are written on the subway walls C G
And tenement haEmlls and whispered in the sounds of silence. D Em