How Does It Feel To Be The Winner
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
"How Does It Feel to Be the Winner" - Eddie Noack
B-side on the single "Too Hot To Handle / How Does It Feel To Be The Winner" (1954)
Track 18 of 33 on the album "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes [Disc 1]" (2012)
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2ccZwtzcOQ
[Intro]
A7 D A7
[Verse 1]
D B7 E E7
How does it feel to be the winner?
A7 D D7
Darling, I wouldn't know
G D B7
How does it feel to know that you cheated
E E7 A7
And know that you've hurt me so?
D D7
I've played the game of love so often
G
But dear, I never won
E A7
I wouldn't know how to play the part
D B7 E E7
So if I cry, it's because you're the winner
A7 D A7
And I'm the loser of your heart
[Fiddle Solo]
D B7 E E7
A7 D D7
[Piano Solo]
G D B7
E E7 A7
[Verse 2]
D D7
I've played the game of love so often
G
But dear, I never won
E A7
I wouldn't know how to play the part
D B7 E E7
So if I cry, it's because you're the winner
A7 D
And I'm the loser of your heart
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