(Tony Hatch - Petula Clark)
View chords used in this chart
[Note: I've notated this in Bb even though it was probably recorded in A
and sped up. --AWR]
Intro:
guitar, 2X (rhythm guitar, bass, and drums enter 2nd time):
(Bb)
v v v v v v v v
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-------------------3-----|3h4----3-----------------
-------3-----3--------3--|----------------3-h5--3--
-3-----------------------|----------3-h5-----------
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bass (2nd time):
v v v v v v v v
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-1-----------------------|-3-----------4-----------
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Verse 1:
Eb Bb/F
Every time we meet
Cm/G Gm
Every thing is sweet
F Bb
Oh, you're so tender, I must surrender
Cm/Eb F
My love is your love, now and forever
Chorus:
Bb Eb
You're the one that I long to kiss
F Bb
Baby, you're the one that I really miss
Bb Eb
You're the one that I'm dreamin' of
F Bb
Baby, you're the one that I love
Verse 2:
Keep me in your heart
Never let us part
Ooh, never leave me, please don't deceive me
I want you only, you must believe me
[repeat chorus]
Bridge:
F Eb/F F Eb/F
I adore you and no one before you
F Eb/F Gm/D
Could make me feel this way
Cm/Eb
Since I met you, I just can't forget you
Eb F
I love you more each day
[guitar solo over chorus chords]
[key changes to B:]
Verse 3:
E B
There may be some tears
C#m G#m
Through the coming years
F# B
Ooh, all the while I know you'll be smilin'
C#m/E F#
Your love will guide me through every mile, 'cause
Chorus (in B); repeat to fade:
B E
You're the one that I long to kiss
F# B
Baby, you're the one that I really miss
B E
You're the one that I'm dreamin' of
F# B
Baby, you're the one that I love
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
How to play (Tony Hatch - Petula Clark)
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bb. 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.