She Must Have Known - Chris de Burgh

She Must Have Known

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Capo 5
 
C F
She must have known from the moment she saw him
Bb C F
From the look in his eye, and the way that he smiled
Dm Am
She must have dreamed of lying beside him
Gm Bb F
His hands on her body, his whispers of love
 
Chorus:
C Bb F
There is nothing that the eye can't see
C Bb F
There is nothing that the heart can't feel
C A Dm
There is nothing that a love can't heal
Bb
Whatever is waiting
F Bb
It is meant to be
F
It is meant to be
 
N.C. C F
She must have felt the stirrings of passion
Bb C F
It's been missing so long, with the man in her life
Dm Am
But now at last there is someone beside her
Gm Bb F
Somebody to guide her, someone to love
 
Chorus:
C Bb F
There is nothing that the eye can't see
C Bb F
There is nothing that the heart can't feel
C A Dm
There is nothing that a love can't heal
Bb
Whatever is waiting
F Bb
It is meant to be
 
Bridge:
Am Bb
Oh, the time will come when we'll be living the dream
F
It's that miracle moment for being what we believe
 
Chorus:
C Bb F
There is nothing that the eye can't see
C Bb F
There is nothing that the heart can't feel
C A Dm
There is nothing that a love can't heal
Bb C
Whatever is waiting
Bb
Sooner or later
F F - C - Bb
It is meant to be
F F - C - Bb
It is meant to be
 
OUTRO:
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
Now she's heading for the sunshine (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
She's gonna be like Shirley Valentine (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
It was meant to be (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb
Now she's heading for the sunshine (she must have known)
F F - C - Bb F
She's gonna be like Shirley Valentine (she must have known)

How to play She Must Have Known

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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