Tokeymor Field
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Tokeymor Field is on Klaatu’s 3rd studio
release ‘Sir Army Suit’ from 1978.
Written By John Woloschuk
(8th Note Swing)
[Intro]
Dmaj7
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7 B7
See the rainbow by that grove of trees
Dmaj7 B7
Has it not appeared quite suddenly?
[Pre-chorus 1]
Em D#aug G/D C#7
Look there! up in the sky
F#m Faug A/E B7
Can you still pretend to deny?
Em7 A7
It's a little bit strange
Dmaj7 Bm
How the stars rearrange
Abdim Gmaj7
Every time we wander here
[Chorus 1]
Dmaj7 Gmaj7 Dmaj7
It's always the same
A7 Dmaj7 Gmaj7 Dmaj7
Well isn't it strange?
[Verse 2]
Dmaj7 B7
A lilting song floats upon the air
Dmaj7 B7
Whenever the wind whispers through your hair
[Pre-chorus 2]
Em D#aug G/D# C#7
And with one great big beautiful smile
F#m Faug A/E B7
You bring out the sun for a while
Em7 A7
Wouldn't you consider it odd
Dmaj7 Bm
When the whole world starts to throb
G#dim Gmaj7
Every time I hold you here
[Chorus 2]
Dmaj7 G Dmaj7 A7
Near to my heart
Dmaj7 G Dmaj7
Now isn't that odd?
[Bridge]
Gmaj7
Around and around and around ring-a-rose
Gmmaj7
Let's make-believe it's a merry-go-round
Dmaj7
We go... like so
Gmaj7
I’m as dizzy as a top, I'm a-tumbling down
Gmmaj7
And what's more fun than a fumbling clown?
Em
Dancing through the green grass
Em7
With your hands in the air
A7 Fm Bb
Touching the sky up there
[Verse 3]
Ebmaj7 C7
Oooh! Why does everything you touch feel so fresh and new?
Ebmaj7 C7
How is it spring seems to follow you?
[Pre-chorus 3]
Fm Eaug Ab/Eb D7
Cause where your feet have touched the ground
Gm Gbaug Bb/F C7
The meadows with flowers abound
Fm Bb
Nothing could be quite so wild
Ebmaj7 Cm7
As skipping through them like a child
Am7 Abmaj7
Every time I'm here with you
G7 Bb Cm7
Every time I'm here with you
Fm7 Bb
Every time you bring me to…
[Chorus]
Ebmaj7 Ab Ebmaj7
Tokeymor Field
Bb Ebmaj7 Ab Ebmaj7
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