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D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
I knew her, when summer was her crown,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And autumn sighed, 'How brown her eyes!'
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e|--5--5--5--5--|
B|--------------|
G|--------------|
D|--------------|
A|--------------|
E|--------------|
Dm Am F C/E Dm/A Am7/G F C/E Dm
Now see her walk by, peppermint coat, button-down clothes buttoned-up high,
Am F C/E Dm/A
Diamonds and stones hang from her hand!
Am7/G F C/E D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
Isn't she smart? Isn't she grand---?
I knew her, when summer was her crown,
B Cdim Em Em7 C Am7 Em/B
And autumn sighed, 'How brown her eyes!'
D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
I knew her, when winter was her cloak,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And spring her voice, she spoke to me!
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e|--5--5--5--5--|
B|--------------|
G|--------------|
D|--------------|
A|--------------|
E|--------------|
Dm Am F C/E Dm/A Am7/G F C/E Dm
Now silver and gold, strawberry clothes, money will buy something to hold,
Am F C/E Dm/A
See in her eyes nothing will last...
Am7/G F C/E D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
...Like emerald stones, and platinum glass----!
I knew her, when summer was her crown,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And autumn sighed, 'How brown her eyes!'
D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
I knew her, when winter was her cloak,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And spring her voice, she spoke to me!
Dm Am F C/E Dm/A Am7/G F C/E Dm
Now silver and gold, strawberry clothes, money will buy something to hold,
Am Bb Am Dm/A
See in her eyes nothing will last...
Am7/G F C/E D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
...Like emerald stones, and platinum glass----!
I knew her, when summer was her crown,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And autumn sighed, 'How brown her eyes!'
D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
I knew her, when winter was her cloak,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And spring her voice, she spoke to me!
D G (G/F#) Em (Em7) D
I knew her, when summer was her crown,
B Cdim Em (Em7) C Am7 Em/B
And autumn sighed, 'How brown her eyes!'
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.