Acordes usados
D6
Bm7
Em9
A7
D9
D7
G6
B7
E7
Em7
E9
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C#7
F#m7
C#9
F#m
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Cdim
Fdim
Dm
Dm7
Gm
Gdim
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Bb
Fm
Bb6
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Bbm9
F7
Bb9
Gm7
Bbm
Eb
F#7
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Am7
G7
C9
G/B
Edim
Em
Am
Eb7
C7
F6
Bdim7
G9
A9
Fm7
C6
F/E
Bm
C#m
Bb7
Ab
G4
E6
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A/G
A6
G5
1.
These Foolish Things
Tom: DAvançadoD6
Bm7
Em9
A7
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D7
G6
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E9
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C#7
F#m7
C#9
F#m
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Cdim
D6A cigareBm7tte that bears a lipEm9stick's traces,A7 an airline ticD6ket to romantBm7ic places Em9 A7
D9And still my hD7eart has wings,G6 these foolisB7h things, reminE7d me of yoA7u Em7 A7
D6A tinkling piBm7ano in the next apEm9artment A7
D6Those stumblin' wBm7ords that told you wE9hat my hA7eart meant
A fD9airground's D7painted G6swings, these fB7oolish things,E7 remindA7 me of you D C#7
F#m7You came, you saC#9w, yoF#mu conquered me F#m7
AWhen F#m7you did Bm7that to E9me I knewA7 somehowCdim this hadEm7 to beA7
D6The winds of MBm7arch that make my hEm9eart a A7dancer a telephone that D6rings but who's toBm7 answer E9 A7
D9Oh, how theD7 ghost of you clings, these B7foolish thinE7gs, reminA7d me Dof yoCdimu Em7 A7
E7A7DC#7
D6The scent of smoulderingBm7 leaves the wail of Em9steamers A7
D6Two lovers on the streetBm7 who walk like dreaE9mers A7
D9Oh how the D7ghost of you clings these foB7olish thingsE7 remind mA7e of you D Cdim Em7 A7
F#m7How strange, how sC#9weet, F#m to find youF#m7 still
AThese tF#m7hings are Bm7dear to E9me, they seeA7m to brCdiming so you nEm7ear to mA7e
D6The sigh of Bm7midnight trains inEm9 empty sA7tations, silk stockiD6ngs thrown aside, dance Bm7invitationsE9 A7
D9Oh, how theD7 ghost of you clings, these B7foolish thinE7gs, reminA7d me of you
DReminCdimd me ofEm7 you, A7 D remiCdimnd me oEm7f you,A7 D reCdimmind meEm7 of yA7ou D6
2.
Lush Life
Tom: EAvançadoE7
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Fdim
D9
Cdim
A7
Dm
Dm7
Gm
Gdim
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F
Bb
Fm
Bb6
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Bbm9
F7
Bb9
Gm7
Bbm
Eb
F#7
E7I uAsed to visit E7all the Fdimvery gAay places
E7Those Fdimcome what mAay places
Where E7one relAaxes D9on the AaxisCdim of the wheel of life
ToFdim get the feel of life from Fdimjazz and cocktails
E7The gAirls I kE7new had Fdimsad and sullen gAray faces
With dE7istantFdim gay trAaces
That uE7sed to Abe there D9you could sAee where Cdim
They'd been washed away
ByFdim too many through the day Fdimtwelve o'clock tales
A7Then Dmyou came A7along
DmWith yourDm7 siren ofGm song to tempDmt me to madness
A7I thoDmught for a whA7ile
That yDmour poignant Dm7smile was tiGmnged with the saAdness
Of a Gdimgreat love forFdim me
Ah yes! Gdim I Fdimwas wrEong again, I was wroFng
Melody
BbLife isFm lonely aBbgain, and onlyF last yeaBb6r F
EverythingBb seemAed sCo sure
CNow lBbife is Fmawful aBbgain
A trouFgh full of hearBb6ts couldF only be Bba bAore.C
A Fweek in PBaris could eFase B
TBbhe bite of it, all I caBbm9re is to smiBble in spCdimite of iBbm9t
BbI'll foBbm9rget you, I Bbwill, whileF7 yet you are Bb6
StillF burningBb insidAe myC brain
RomaFnce is Fdimmush, stiflinFdimg those who Bbstrive F7
So Bb9I'll live a Cdimlush life in Bbsome Gm7small Gdimdive
And Bbthere I'llBbm be, Cdimwhile I Bbrot with the F7rest
F7Of tEbhose whE7ose lF7ives F#7are lF7onelyGdim, Bbtoo
3.
I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
Tom: GAvançadoG
Am7
G7
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C9
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Cdim
Dm7
Edim
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Em
Gdim
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E7
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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 bFdimreak and yFmet
I've Fdimgrown accusD7tomed to the tFmrace
Of sComething Em7in theGdim air, acDm7custoAm7med D7 to G7her fCace
4.
It Never Entered My Mind
Tom: AmAvançadoAm
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Gm
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Once I laughed wheAmn I heard Fyou saying Am F
That I'd be playing AmsolitaiFre Am F
Uneasy in my Ameasy chFair Am Bb6
It never entered my mind Gm Eb7 C7
Once Fyou told me Am I waFs mistaken Am F
That I'd awaken Amwith the Fsun Am F
And ordered orange juicAme for oFne Am Bb6
It never enterFed my mind Am Em C7
YoFu havF6e whatBb Bb6 C7I laF6ck,Bb mysBb6elf
AC7nd nF6ow I evenC7 have tFo scratch Bdim7my back myseC7lf Bb Am Bb Am C7
Once you wFarned me Am that if Fyou scorned me Am F
I'd sing the maiden Amprayer again,F Am F
And wish that you were Am there again Bb D7 Gm
To get into C7my hair agFain, Bb6 it never enteredF my mind C7 F6 G7 C7
Once you wFarned me Am that if Fyou scorned me Am F
I'd sing the maiden Amprayer again,F Am F
And wish that you were Am there again Bb D7 Gm
To get into C7my hair agFain, Bb6 it never enteredF my mind C7 F6
5.
I See Your Face Before Me
Tom: GAvançadoG
G9
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Dm7
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Edim
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Fm7
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E7
C6
Fm
F/E
GIn G9a woCrld of Am7glitterAm and gDm7low G7
GIn G9a wC9orld Am7of Emtinsel and EmshowDm7 G7
The Cunreal from the rC7eal thing is hFard to Bb9know
GI G9discCovered Am7someAmbody Dm7who G7
GCouldG9 be C9trulAm7y Em worthy Emand B7true
Am7Yes A9I Emmet myAm7 idealA9 thB7ing, Cdimwhen EmI Edim met yGou
Melody
GI see your face before me,Dm7 crCowding my Edimev'ry dDm7ream G7
DmThere is your Dm7face beDm7fore meG7 Fyou are myG7 only tCheme G
CIt doesn't matter wC7here you C7areG, Am7I can sCee how fFair you Fm7are
EmI close my Em7eyes and tEm7here you are, FalFdimways
GIf you could share the magic,Dm7 yes, if Cyou coulEdimd see meDm7 too G7
DmThere would be Dm7nothing Dm7tragic G7 in aFll my G7dreams of yCou C7
FWould that my E7love could haG7unt you so, kC6nowinCg I wFmant you so.
FI can't eraF/Ese your beautifAm7ul face befoG7re me C
6.
Charadecharade
Tom: BmAvançadoBm
F
Em
F#7
A7
F#m
A
B7
C#m
BmWhen we playedF our chBmarade
We were like children pFosing
PEmlaying at Fgames, Emacting out Fnames
GEmuessing the F#7parts we pBmlayed F
BmOh what a Fhit we Bmmade
We came on next to Fclosing
BEmest on the Fbill, lEmovers unFtil
LEmove left the F#7mas...querBmade
FEmate sA7eemed to F#mpull the sBmtrings
I Emturned Aand you were F#mgone B7
WEmhile fA7rom the F#mdarkened Bmwings
The C#mmusic box played Emon sadF liBmttle serenFade Bm
Song of my heart's comFposing
EmI hears it Fstill, EmI always Fwill
BEmest of the F#7bill, charBmade
EmFate A7seemed toF#m pull the Bmstrings
I Emturned Aand you were F#mgone B7
WEmhile fA7rom the F#mdarkened Bmwings
The C#mmusic box played Emon sadF liBmttle serenFade Bm
Song of my heart's comFposing
EmI hears it Fstill, EmI always Fwill
BEmest of the F#7bill, charBmade
7.
Moonlight In Vermont
Tom: AmAvançadoAm7
Dm7
G7
Bb7
Fm
Ab
G4
F#m7
B7
E6
Gm7
C7
Cdim
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C#7
Fdim
C9
C
Pennies Am7in a stDm7ream G7
Falling leaAm7ves of sycamorBb7e
Moonlight inFm VeAbrmont. G4 G7
Icy fiAm7nger waDm7ves G7
Ski trails Am7on a mountaBb7in side
Snow light Fmin AbVermont
TF#m7elegraph cB7ables, they sing down the highway E6
As they F#m7travelB7 each bend in the road E6
PGm7eople who meet iC7n this romantic setting Cdim
Are Gm7so hypnotC7ized by the lovely F eveG7ning summer Am7breeze Dm7 C#7
Warblings Am7of the mBb7eadowlark
MoonligFmht Abin Vermont G4 G7
F#m7Telegraph B7cables, they sing down the highway E6
As they F#m7travelB7 each bend in the road E6
PGm7eople who meet iC7n this romantic setting Cdim
Are Gm7so hypnotC7ized by the lovely F eveG7ning summer Am7breeze Dm7 C#7
Warblings Am7of the mBb7eadowlark
MoonligFmht Abin Vermont G4 G7
FYou andFm me anFdimd moonlight in VerC9mont Am7 Dm7 Fdim C
8.
September Song
Tom: FAvançadoF
Fm7
Fdim
C
C/B
Am
G
D7
Dm7
G7
Fm
D
A/G
But it's a lFong, long time Fm7 from FdimMay to DecCember C/B Am
And the AmdayGs grow sD7hort Dm7 when you rG7each SeptCember Fdim C
When the autumn wFeatherFm turns the Fdimleaves to fClame C/B Am
One AmhasGn't got tDime Dm7 for the wG7aiting gaCme Fdim C
Oh, the dFays dwindle down, to a Fm7precious few. SepFm7tember, NovemberDm7 Fdim G
And tG7hese few pFrecious days,Fm7 I'll Fdimspend with Cyou C/B Am
These preAmcioGus daDys I'll spDm7end Fdimwith yCou
Oh, the dFays dwindle down, to a Fm7precious fewFm7. September, November Dm7 Fdim G
And thG7ese few preFcious days, Fm7 I'llFdim spend with Cyou, C/B thesAme precious dayA/Gs D
I'll sDm7pend with yoCu F Fdim C
I'll sDm7pend with yoCu F Fdim C
9.
Dedicated To You
Tom: DAvançadoD
F#7
Em7
A7
B7
C7
G
Gdim
E7
Cdim
A6
D6
Em
Am7
D9
D7
Edim
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Gm7
F7
A
DIf I should wF#7rite a book Em7for you A7
DThat brought me F#7fame and fB7ortune, tC7oo B7
GThat book would Gdimbe like mA7y heart aDnd me F#7 B7
E7Dedicated tCdimo A7you
DAnd if I should F#7paint a Em7picture, A7too
DThat shows the lF#7oveliness oB7f youC7 B7
GMy art would Gdimbe, likA7e my heaDrt andF#7 me B7
E7DedicA6ated tA7o yDou
D6To yoGu, Em becauseD yourAm7 love
D9Is tAm7he beaconD7 that lightEdims up my way G
G5To youBb, because Gm7with you I know F7
A lBbifetime could be jGm7ust one heavenly daAy A7
DIf should fF#7ind a find a twinklEm7ing star A7
DOne half so wonF#7derous as yB7ou areC7 B7
GThat star wouldGdim be, liA7ke my heDart aF#7nd me B7
E7DediA6cated tA7o yDou
10.
My One And Only Love
Tom: CAvançadoC
Em7
Dm7
G7
F
C/B
Am7
G
Em
F#m7
B7
A9
A7
Dm
CThe very thought ofEm7 you makes my heart siDm7ng G7
Like an April breeze on tFhe wings of spring Em7
Dm7And you appG7ear in all CyourC/B splAm7endorAm7 G
Dm7My one and onG7ly love C
CThe shadows fall and Em7spread their mystic chDm7arms G7
In the hush of night wFhile you are in my arms Em7
Dm7I feel your lG7ips so warm C C/Band Am7 tenAm7der G
Dm7My one and G7only love C
The touchEm of your hand is like heavF#m7en B7
A hEmeaven that I've never F#m7known B7
The Emblush on your cEm7heek whenever I speaA9k A7
DmTells me thatDm7 you are my Dm7own G7
CYou fill my eager hearEm7t with such desiDm7re G7
Every kiss you give setsF my soul on fire Em7
Dm7I give mysG7elf in sweet C C/B suAm7rrendAm7er G
Dm7My one and onlG7y love C