Tonight You Belong To Me - Paul Stanley

Tonight You Belong To Me

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Tablatura interativa
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
Capo on 1st
 
For original version tune down 1/2 step and transpose this version +1 whole step
 
Clean 12 string Acoustic
 
[Intro]
Dm Bb Gm x2
 
[Verse 1]
Dm Dm/C Bb Gm
In a dream a long time ago
Dm Dm/C Bb Gm
We fell in love but what did we know
Dm Dm/C Bb Gm
Years seemed to pass as time took its toll
Dm Dm/C Bb Gm
You're here at last, so why must you go?
 
[Chorus]
Bb C Dm
But tonight you belong to me, yeah
Bb C A
Yes tonight you belong to me
 
(Riff 1)(Play x3)(Distorted Electric Guitar)
Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 G F
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 C Dm
 
[Verse 2]
Dm F
I know your leaving, going away
C Dm Bb Bb C C
And I'm going out of my head
Dm F
Well go on and leave me, what can I say?
C G
You don't hear a word that I'll say
 
[Chorus]
Bb C Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
But tonight you belong to me
Bb C Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm
Yeah, tonight you belong to me
 
[Interlude]
(Riff 1)(Play x2)
Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 G F Bb Bb Bbmaj7 C Dm
(You belooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong)
 
[Verse 3]
Dm F
Well don't say, "I love ya," baby, love isn't sorrow and pain
C Dm Bb Bb C C
I hope and pray this never happens again
Dm F
Well go on and leave me, all I can say
C G
Baby, I know you will be sorry someday
 
[Chorus]
Bb C Dm Dm Dm/C Dm Dm/C Dm x2
But tonight you belong to me
Bb C Dm
Oh, tonight you belong to me, hey
 
[Solo]
(Riff 1 x2)
Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 G F
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 C Dm
 
Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Bb Bb Bbmaj7 G F G G G G G
(You belooooooooooooooooong)
 
[Outro]
Bb C Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Oh tonight you belong to me, yeah
Bb C Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Yeah, tonight you belong to me
Bb C Dm Dm Dm/C Dm/A Dm/C Dm x2
Yeah, tonight you belong to me
Bb C Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm Dm
Well, tonight you belong to me

How to play Tonight You Belong To Me

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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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