Skyview Caberet
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
Max Stalling - Skyview Cabaret
Capo 2
[Verse 1]
D G D
The sun, the old vaudevillian, bows to the light applause
D Bm E A
But before he's done, he does the one about vermilion and the curtain falls
D G D A G
A slight breeze whistles gently as it sweeps the day's stage clean
D G A D
For soon it will be showtime at the Skyview Cabaret
D G D
The evening star is alone for now in the western sky
D Bm E A
A beaming host who steps out to boast of the stellar show being planned tonight
D G D A G
One by one each player, arrives and takes their place
D G A D
And fills the night with the theme song of the Skyview Cabaret
[Chorus]
G D
So turn off your TVs, turn off your lights
A D
Get out a blanket; turn on your love of the night
G D
Climb on a rooftop or drive out someplace
A D
For the Skyview Cabaret
[Verse 2]
D G D
A bashful, yellow moon creeps on the stage
D Bm E A
So shy and so timid that he'll only show us half his face
D G D A G
But sings a song so simple, so honest yet so true
D G A D
Clouds too proud to admit it explain away their tears as dew
[Bridge]
A Bm G
Oh the night birds and the crickets sing along
A Bm E A
So reach for my hand and I'll teach you the song
[Verse 3]
D G D
The sun is back again with a new routine
D Bm E A
Even though it's a brand new show you might swear it's one you've already seen
D G D A G
So if your days are reruns and you need a change of pace
D G A D
Take my advice and make plans tonight for the Skyview Cabaret
[Chorus]
G D
Turn off your TVs, turn off your lights
A D
Get out a blanket; turn on your lover tonight
G D
Climb on a rooftop or drive out someplace
A D
Where love can be seen clear from space
G D
Forget all those dishes and the bills to be paid
A D
Why sit and fret when there's love to be made?
G D
Climb on a rooftop or drive out someplace
[Outro]
A D
For the Skyview Cabaret
A D
For the Skyview Cabaret
How to play Skyview Caberet
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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.