Acordes usados
C
C7
F
C/E
A
F/A
D
E
B
G7
F7
Bm7
Em7
A7
F#m
D6
Gb
C#
F#7
Fdim
G6
Gm
A6
Gdim
D7
G
Cdim
G/B
Am
B7
Cm7
D#m7
D#7
Cm
D4
F#m7
E7
A/G
C#7
Bm
G/F
D9
G5
Edim
Am7
Ab
Fm7
Bm9
G#7
Dm
C/B
Em
A9
1.
I'm A Woman
Tom: CAvançadoC
C7
F
C/E
A
F/A
D
E
B
G7
F7
CI can wC7ash out 44 pairs of socks and have 'em hangin out on the line F C/E
CI can sC7tarch & iron 2 dozens shirts 'fore you can count from 1 to 9 F C/E
CI can sC7coop up a great big dipper full of lard from the drippins can F C/E
CThrow iC7t in the skillet, go out & do my shopping, be back before it melts in the pan
FAF/AFDEFBF/ADECFC/EC
I'llC7 say it agCain A B C F C/E
CI can rC7ub & scrub this old house til it's shinin like a dime F C/E
CFeed thC7e baby, grease the car, & powder my face at the same time F C/E
CGet allC7 dressed up, go out and swing til 4 a.m. and then F C/E
CLay dowC7n at 5, jump up at 6, and start all over again
FAF/AFDEFBF/ADECFC/EC
I'llC7 say it agCain A B C F C/E
CIf you C7come to me sickly you know I'm gonna make you well F C/E
CIf you C7come to me all hexed up you know I'm gonna break the spell F C/E
CIf you C7come to me hungry you know I'm gonna fill you full of grits F C/E
CIf it'sC7 lovin you're likin, I'll kiss you and give you the shiverin' fits
FAF/AFDEFBF/ADECFC/EC
I'llC7 say it agCain A B C F C/E
CI can sC7tretch! a green black dollar bill from here to kingdom come! F C/E
CI can pC7lay the numbers pay the bills and still end up with some! F C/E
CI got aC7 twenty-dollar gold piece says there ain't nothing I can't do F C/E
CI can mC7ake a dress out of a feed bag and I can make a man out of you F C/E
FAF/AFDEFBF/ADECFC/EC
I'llC7 say it agCain A B C F C/E
DFG7F7CFC/ECABCC7
2.
I've Got You Under My Skin
Tom: BmAvançadoBm7
Em7
A7
F#m
D6
Gb
C
C#
F#7
Fdim
G6
Gm
A6
Gdim
D7
G
Cdim
G/B
Am
B7
Bm7I've gotEm7 youA7 under my Bm7skin
I've gotEm7 you A7 deep in the heart of me Bm7
So deeEm7p in my heart A7you're nearly a part of me Bm7
F#mI've Em7got you A7 under my skin D6 Bm7
I've triEm7ed so A7not to give in D6
I said to myselGbf, "This affaiA7r nevCer can go so well" D6
But why C#should I try to resist, wF#7hen Darling I know so wFdimell
I've goG6t you Gm unA7der my skin D6
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality" A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'CaCuse I've got youEm7 undA7er my skin D6
Em7A7D6Bm7
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality" A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'CaCuse I've got youEm7 undA7er my skin D6
I'd sA6acrifice anything, cA7ome what might
For the sake of having Gdimyou near D7
In sD6pite of the warning voiGce that comes in tGmhe night
That repeats and repeats inCdim my ear A7
"Don't you kBm7now, little fool, you Gnever can win A7
FdimUse your mentalitEm7y waG/Bke up to A7reality" A7
But each time I do, jGust the thought of you makes meGm stop before I begin Am B7
'CaCuse I've got youEm7 undA7er my skin D6
I've Em7got you G/B undA7er my skin Gdim
3.
Is That All There Is
Tom: GAvançadoG7
C7
C
F
D
A
Cm7
F7
D#m7
A7
D#7
D7
Cm
G7I remember when I was a very little girl
Our house cC7aught on fire
I'll never forget the look on my fG7ather's face
As he gatC7hered me up in his arms
And rCaced through the burning building onto the pavement
FAnd I stood there Dshivering in my pajamas
AndG7 watched the whole Cworld go up in flames
And when it was allF over I Csaid to myself
A"Is that all there is to a Cfire?"
CIs that all there isG7?
G7Is that all there is?
G7If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep Cm7dancing
Let's F7break out the Cm7booze andD#m7 have a Aball
If that's A7all D#7 there D7is
And Cmwhen I was 12 years old
My dDaddy took me to the circus,
The Cmgreatest show on Dearth
There were Cmclowns and elephants, danciDng bears
And a Abeautiful lady in pink tights flew high above our heads
CmAs I sat there wDatching
I had the Cmfeeling that something was mDissing
I don't know wCmhat
When it was all over I Dsaid to myself
A"Is that all there is to the circus?"
Is that all there iG7s?
G7Is that all there is?
G7If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep Cm7dancing
Let's F7break out the Cm7booze andD#m7 have a Aball
If that's A7all D#7 therD7e is
AndCm then I fell in Dlove
With the Cmmost wonderful boy in the worlDd
We'd take long walks down by the riveCmr
Or just sit forD hours gazing into eacAh other's eyes
We were so very much in love Cm
Then one day he wenDt away
CmAnd I thought I'd die, Dbut I didn't
CmAnd when I didn't, DI said to myself
A"Is that all there is to love?"
Is that all there iG7s?
G7Is that all there is?
G7If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep.Cm7...
CmI know what you must be sDaying to yourselves
"CmIf that's the way she feels about it,D why doesn't she just end it all?"
CmOh, no. DNot me
I'm not ready for that Afinal disappointment
CmCause I know just as well as I'm sDtanding here talking to you
ACmnd when that final moment comes and I'm Dbreathing my last breath,
AI'll be saying to myself
Is that all there iG7s?
G7Is that all there is?
G7If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep Cm7dancing
Let's F7break out the Cm7booze andD#m7 have a Aball
If that's A7all D#7 therD7e is
4.
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Tom: AAvançadoA
D
D4
F#m7
Bm7
E7
E
A/G
F#7
A7
Cdim
F#m
C#7
G
B7
Bm
When you weary, A feelingD sD4mall A D
When tears arD4e in A F#m7
Your eyBm7es, E7 I will dry Athem all E A E A
I on your side E7 E7 E7 E7
Oh, when times get rough A A/G A/G
And frieF#7nds just can be Bm7found E7
LikeA7 a briDdge overCdim troublAed waterF#m D
I will lC#7ay me doF#mwn
LiA7ke a brDidge oCdimver troublAed waterF#m D
I will lay me down A D D4 D A D E7 A D D4 D A D E7
When you down andA out D D4
When you on the street A D
When the evening GfallsD so harAd Bm7
I will confort you A D A
I will take your part. OE7n, when darkness comes A A7
And pain is all arounDd B7 E7
LikeA7 a briDdge overCdim troublAed waterF#m D
I will eC#7ase yourF#m mind
LiA7ke a brDidge oCdimver troublAed waterF#m D
I will ease yE7our mind A D D4 D A D E7 A D D4 D A D E7
Sail on silver giArl D D4
Sail on by A D
Your timeG hasD cAome to shine Bm
All your dreams Aare on theiE7r way A E7 A
See how they shine. E7 E7 E7 E7
Oh, if you need a frAiend A7
I sailingF#7 right, Bm7behind E7
LikeA7 a briDdge overCdim troublAed waterF#m D
I will eC#7ase yourF#m mind
LikeA7 a briDdge overCdim troublAed waterF#m D
I will ease E7your mind A D A
5.
A Hundred Year From Today
Tom: DAvançadoD
Bm7
E
G
G/F
A7
D6
B7
Em7
D9
D7
G6
G5
Gm
E7
Cdim
Edim
Am7
G/B
DDon't save your Bm7kisses,Bm7 Ejust pGass G/Fthem aroA7und
D6You'll find my reB7ason, lEm7ogically sA7ound
D9Who's gonna D7know that you G6passed G5them arGmound
E7One hundred yeA7ars fCdimrom todaA7y A7
DWhy crave a pentBm7house,Bm7 E fGit G/Ffor a QA7ueen Edim
D6Your nearer hB7eaven, on mEm7other earth's A7green
D9If you had mD7illions what G6would tG5hey all Gmmean
E7One Hundred YearA7s froA7m today D
Am7So laugh and D9sing, Am7make love the D9king
Be G6happy Am7while D9you G6may
Bm7There's always E7one, benBm7eath the sE7un
Who's boA7und to make you Em7feel G/Bthat wA7ay A7
DThe moon is sBm7hining, Bm7 E and Gthat's aG/F good A7sign Edim
D6Cling to me cB7loser, and Em7say you'll be A7mine
D9Remember D7baby we G6won't sG5ee it shGmine
E7One Hundred YeaA7rs froA7m today B7
E7One Hundred YeA7ars fA7rom today D6 A7
G5G/FA7EdimD6B7Em7A7D9D7G6G5GmE7A7A7D
Am7So laugh and D9sing, Am7make love the D9king
Be G6happy Am7while D9you G6may
Bm7There's always E7one, benBm7eath the sE7un
Who's boA7und to make you Em7feel G/Bthat wA7ay A7
DThe moon is sBm7hining, Bm7 E and Gthat's aG/F good A7sign Edim
D6Cling to me cB7loser, and Em7say you'll be A7mine
D9Remember D7baby we G6won't sG5ee it shGmine
E7One Hundred YeaA7rs froA7m today B7
E7One Hundred YeA7ars fA7rom today D6
6.
Nice 'n' Easy
Tom: AAvançadoA
Ab
D9
F#m7
Fm7
Bm7
Bm
Bm9
C#
E7
D
C#7
F#m
Cdim
F
F#7
Fdim
E
G#7
ALet's Abtake Ait AbniceA 'D9n' eAasy
F#m7It's Fm7 goF#m7nna Fm7be F#m7 so Bm7 eF#m7asy Bm forBm9 uBms C# to falE7l in love
AHey, AbbabAy, wAbhat's yAour D9hurry A
F#m7RelaxFm7 'n'F#m7 donFm7't F#m7you Bm7worryF#m7, we'Bmre gBm9onna Bm fC#all in DloC#7ve
F#mWe'reF#m on the F#m7road to romance, D that's Cdimsafe toA say
But let's makeC# all the sFtops alF#7ong the way E7
AThe prAbobleAm nAbow, ofA courD9se, is A
F#m7 To Fm7simplF#m7y hoFm7ld yF#m7our Bm7horseF#m7s to D rushFdim wouldD bC#7e aF#m crime
'Cause nice 'An' ea - Asy dD9oes itE7 ev'ry tiAme
Fm7F#m7Fm7F#m7Bm7F#m7BmBm9BmC#DC#7
F#mWe'reF#m on the F#m7road to romance, D that's Cdimsafe toA say
But let's makeC# all the sFtops alF#7ong the way E7
AThe pAbroblAemAb nowA, oD9f coF#m7urse,Fm7 is tF#m7o siFm7mply F#m7hold Bm7yourF#m7 horses
DTo ruFdimsh wouDld bC#7e a crF#mime 'cause nice 'n'A easy dAoeD9s iEt
Nice 'An' easAy D9doesE it, nicAe 'n' AeasyD9 does E7 it eAv'G#7ry F#7time
Nice 'An' easAy dD9oes E it, niceA 'n' eaAsyD9 doEes it
Nice A'n' easAy dD9o eE7s it evA'ryD9 tAime
7.
Amazing
Tom: AmMédioAm
F
Dm
G
I was mAmixed up when you came to me too broke to fix F
Said'daddy get you gone, I'm missing my bAmaby' still missing my baby F
I was stAmitched up by the hands of fate said how you gonna make Fit on your own
If luck is a laAmdy maybe luck is a lady IF was going down for the thirdDm time
My heart was brAmoken, I was not oGpen to your suggDmestion
I had so many quFestions that you just kissed aGway
Tell me,Am I guess that cupid was in disguiFse
That day you walked in and chaGnged my life I think it's amazing F
The wGay that love can Amset you free so now I walk in the midday sun F
I never thought that my savGiour would come
I think it's amaFzing, IG think it's amazing, IAm think Fyou're amazing Am F
You trAmied to save me from myself, said 'Darling, kiss as manFy as you want
My love's still avaiAmlable and I know you're insatiable' F
We're like vicAmtimns of the same disease, look at your Big Bad Daddy, and youFr mom
And your mAmom was always acting crazFy, I was going down for the third time Dm
My heart was brAmoken, I thought that loGving you was out of the quDmestion
Then I saw my reFflection, saying please don't letG this go
AmTell me, I guess that cupid was Fin disguise, that day you walked in and changed my life G
I think it's amaFzing the way that lovGe can set you freAme
So now I walk in the midFday sun, I never thought that my saviour would come G
I think it's amaFzing, IG think you're amazing, Amcelebrate the love of the one you're with
CelFebrate, this life with your bGaby, I think you should celebrate yeah F G
Don't put your love in cAmhains baby, no no, walk in the midday sun F
I thought I was dreGaming, I think it's amazing, I thinkF you'rGe amazing Am
I said celebrate the love of the one you're with F G F G Am
As this life gets cFolder and the devil inside, tells Gyou to give up F G Am
8.
Mr. Wonderful
Tom: GAvançadoG
D7
G/F
Em7
Am7
C
C/B
Cdim
G5
G/B
Edim
Am
D9
E
Em
G7
F
A7
E7
A9
Cm7
Why thGis fD7eelingG? G/F WhEm7y thAm7is gEm7low? C C/B Am7
Em7Why Cdimthe tG5hrill G/B whenEdim you Amsay Am7Hello?D9 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 sCpeak?C/B Am7
Em7Why Cdimthis jG5oy G/B when Edimyou tAmouchAm7 my chD9eek?Am7 D7
EdimI must teCll you C/Bwhat myEdim heart D7knows is tCrue, C/B E
EdimMister CWonderfC/Bul, Am7 tD9hat's yGou. Am7 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 cEm7ould sCay, C/B Am7
Em7But Cdim the wG5ords G/B keeEdimp slipAmpingAm7 awD9ay Am7 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 yCou!C/B Cm7 Am7 G
9.
Swinging On A Star
Tom: FAvançadoF7
E7
A7
D7
G
C
Em7
D
Am7
G/F
Em
F7Would youE7 like to swing on A7a star
Carry D7moonbeams home in aG jar F7
And be E7better off than yoA7u areD7
Or would you rather be a mGule
A Gmule is anC animal with Glong funny Cears
GKicks up atC anything heG hears Em7
HisA7 back is brawny but hisD brain is weak
Em7He's just A7plain stupid wDith a stD7ubborn streak
And by theG way, if you Chate to go to sGchoolF7 E7 Am7
You may groD7w up to be aG mule
OrF7 would you E7like to swing on aA7 star
CarrD7y moonbeams home in Ga jar F7
And beE7 better off than yoA7u areD7
Or would you rather be a pGig
A pGig is an aCnimal with diGrt on his fCace
His sGhoes are a teCrrible disgGrace Em7
He A7has no manners when he Deats his food
He's Em7fat and lA7azy and eDxtremely rD7ude;
But if youG don't care aC feather or aG figF7 E7 Am7
You may groD7w up to be aG pig
Or woF7uld you likE7e to swing on a stA7ar
CarryD7 moonbeams home in a Gjar F7
And be E7better off than youA7 are D7
Or would you rather be a Gfish
A fGish won't do anCything, but sGwim in a brCook
He caGn't write his nCame or read a bGook Em7
To foA7ol the people is his onDly thought
And Em7though he's A7slippery, he sDtill gets D7caught
But then if tGhat sort of lCife is what you wGish F7 E7 Am7
You may groD7w up to be aG fish
And F7all the mE7onkeys aren't in the A7zoo
Every D7day you meet quite a Gfew F7
So you sE7ee it's all up to yA7ou D7
You can be better than yoGu arG/Fe Em A7
You could be sD7wingin' on a sGtar
10.
It Ain't Necessarily So
Tom: AmAvançadoAm
D
Am7
F
D7
Cdim
D9
Em7
E7
A
C#7
F#m
A6
It aAmin't neceDssarily Amso, D it Amain't necessDarily Amso D
De thAm7ings dat yo' lFiable to D7read in deCdim Bible
It aD9in't nFecessEm7arilE7y sAmo D Am D
Li'l DAmavid was Dsmall but ohAm my,D Li'l DAmavid was smDall but oh Ammy D
He foAm7ught big GoFliath who lD7ay down andCdim dieth
Li'l DD9avid wFas smEm7all but E7oh Ammy D Am D
Oh JAmonah he lDived in de whAmale,D Oh JAmonah he liDved in de wAmhaleD
NowAm7 he made his hFome in dat fD7ish's aCdimbdomen
Oh JD9onah Fhe lEm7ived E7in de wAmhale D Am D
Li'l MAmoses was foDund in a sAmtream,D Li'l AmMoses was fDound in a sAmtreaDm
He flAm7oated on wFater 'til D7ole Pharaoh's Cdimdaughter
She fD9ished hFim she Em7says E7from that strAmeam D Am D
It aAmin't necessDarily Amso, D it Amain't necessDarily Amso D
Th' tAm7hings that the prFeacher is lD7iable to Cdimteach ya
It aD9in't nFecessEm7arilE7y sAmo D Am D
MethAmus'lah lived nDine hundred yAmears,D MethAmus'lah lived niDne hundred AmyearDs
But Am7who calls dat lFivin' when D7no gal'llCdim give in
To D9no man wFhat's Em7nine hE7undred yeAmars D Am D
I'm preachin' dis sAermon to sE7how
It Dain't nessa, C#7ain't nessa, F#main't nessa, ain't nessa
It aAin't necessarE7ily soA6