I Believe In Music - Mac Davis

I Believe In Music

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I Believe In Music:Mac Davis.
(This considered to be Davis' signature hit, 1972.
It's been recorded by many other artists incl.
Kenny Rogers And The First Edition.)
 
#1.
Ab Bbm
I could just sit around, making music all day long.
Eb7 Ab Db
As long as I'm making my music ain't gonna do nobody no wrong.
Ab Bbm
And who knows, maybe I'll come up with a song,
Eb
to make people want to stop all this fussing and fighting,
Ab
just long enough to sing along.
 
Chorus:
Ab Bbm Db Eb Ab
I believe in music..I believe in love.
Ab Bbm Db Eb Ab
I believe in music..I believe in love.
 
#2.
Ab Bbm
Music is love and love is music, if you know what I mean.
Eb7
People who believe in music are the happiest people
Ab Db
I've ever seen.
Ab Bbm
So, clap your hands and stomp your feet and shake
 
those tambourines.
Eb7 Ab
Lift your voices to the sky..God loves you when you sing.
 
Chorus:
Ab Bbm Db Eb Ab
I believe in music..I believe in love.
Ab Bbm Db Eb Ab
I believe in music..I believe in love
 
#3.
A Bb
Music is the universal language, and love is the key..
E7 A
to brotherhood and understanding, and living in harmony.
A Bm
So, take your brother by the hand and sing along with me..
E7 A
and find out what it really means to be young and rich
 
and free.
 
Chorus:
A Bm D E A
I believe in music..I believe in love.
A Bm D E A
I believe in music..I believe in love.
 
Chorus:
B C#m E F# B
I believe in music..I believe in love.
B C#m E F# B
I believe in music..I believe in love. (Fade.)
 
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

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