Temma Harbour - Mary Hopkin

Temma Harbour

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Intro: E B Gb B
 
#1.
B Ebm E B Dbm Ebm Dbm B
In a giant lemon tree, a---lone, my friend and me.
E B
We both climb down, and cross the sand until we
E B
reach the sea.
Dbm
And the waves come higher, higher as we sway and
B
dance.
Eb Gb Dbm B Ebm B
And the way I feel, makes me want to take a chance.
 
[Refrão]
E B E B
Sing a song of Temma Harbour, climb a coconut tree.
E B E Gb B
Catch a fish and light a fire, drink some wine with me.
Abm7 E B E B
And if you say you like me, and I like you.
E B E Gb B
We can live and dream together in a world that's new.
Dbm B E B C
Sun-shine, sunshine....sunshine, sunshine.
 
#2.
Abm7 Ebm Dbm B Ebm Dbm B
In a tree-house here we lay, above the blue sea spray.
E B
The tide rolls in and on the wind the guitars begin
 
to play.
Db Dbm B
And the waves come higher, higher as we sway and dance.
Eb Gb Dbm E B
And the way I feel, makes me want to take a chance.
 
[Refrão]
E B E B
Sing a song of Temma Harbour, climb a coconut tree.
E B E Gb B
Catch a fish and light a fire, drink some wine with me.
Abm7 E B E B
And if you say you like me, and I like you.
E B E Gb B
We can live and dream together in a world that's new.
Dbm B E B
Sun-shine, sunshine.....sunshine, sunshine.
 
E B E B
Sing a song of Temma Harbour, climb a coconut tree.
E B E Gb B
Catch a fish and light a fire, drink some wine with me.
 
OUTRO:
E B E B
La-la-la-la-la-la..la-la-la-la-la..
E Ebm E Gb B
La-la-la-la-la-la.....la-la-la-la-la..
E B E B
La-la-la-la-la-la..la-la-la-la-la..(Fade.)

How to play Temma Harbour

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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.

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