Silvery Moon
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Jack Jersey - Silvery Moon
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
[Intro]
F Eb Bb
[Verse]
Bb
In a little village near the Spanish border
F
There's Maria, the girl I left behind
F
She is just that kind of woman
Bb
That in dreams I'd always keep in mind
Bb
She looks pretty and I can't forget her
Eb
I'm sure there's no-one else for me to find
Eb Bb
Lonely girl with eyes like burning fire in the night
F Bb
Come home with me, 'cause that girl Maria I left behind
[Chorus]
Bb F
I remember how we danced under the silvery moon
Bb
While the Spanish guitars play that night our lover's tune
F
I remember how we kissed under the silvery moon
Bb
Girl, I never realized how I would miss her soon
F Bb
In a little Spanish town down by the border
F Bb
There's a Spanish rose I always keep in mind
[Verse 2]
Bb
In a little village near the Spanish border
F
There's Maria, the girl I left behind
F
I'm sure we'll always have the daughter
Bb
The ways you live is always on my mind
Bb
When he loved the bells where ringing
Eb
In the sky the birds where singing high
Eb Bb
Only time she sets her arms open wide
F Bb
Come home with me cause that girl Maria I left behind
[Chorus 2]
Bb F
I remember how we danced under the silvery moon
Bb
While the Spanish guitars play that night our lover's tune
F
I remember how we kissed under the silvery moon
Bb
Girl, I never realized how I would miss her soon
F Bb
In a little Spanish town down by the border
F Bb
There's a Spanish rose I always keep in mind
[Chorus 3]
B F#
I remember how we danced under the silvery moon
B
While the Spanish guitars play that night our lover's tune
F#
I remember how we kissed under the silvery moon
B
Girl, I never realized how I would miss her soon
B F#
I remember how we danced under the silvery moon
B
While the Spanish guitars play that night our lover's tune
How to play Silvery Moon
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.