Gettin' Together - Tommy James

Gettin' Together

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Gettin' Together:Tommy James And The Shondells.
#24 Canada and #18 USA in 1967.
 
(Capo 2nd fret.)
 
INTRO:
G Am D D7
Gettin' together is better than ever..gettin' together..
 
#1.
G Em Am D
I am so happy baby, now that you are my lady.
Am D G D7
We can hold hands together every day, come what may.
G Em Am D
I promise you, I'll always, give you my love in more ways.
Am D G Bb
You can depend on me girl, all the time, rain or shine.
 
[Refrão]D
You're gonna love it, I'm gonna love it..
D7
Day time, night time, your time, my time.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
G
Gettin' together never felt like this before.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
D7
Gettin' together...
 
#2.
G Em Am D
You bring a new excitement, I never knew what night meant.
Am D G D7
We got a thing together, very few, ever knew.
G Em Am D
You can be sure of one thing..all of the love that I bring.
Am D G Bb
I'm gonna keep you happy, all the time, rain or shine.
 
[Refrão]D
You're gonna love it, I'm gonna love it..
D7
Day time, night time, your time, my time.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
G
Gettin' together never felt like this before.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
D7
Gettin' together...
 
(INSTRUMENTAL:)
 
OUTRO:
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
G
Gettin' together never felt like this before.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
G
Gettin' together never, ever felt like this before.
Am D
Gettin' together is better than ever.
D7
Gettin' together...(Fade.)
 
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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