What Is There To Say - Jack Sheldon

What Is There To Say

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Intro: Verse
 
A F#m D9 E7
Darling, pardon my confusion
Fdim A F#m D9 E7
But are you an optical illusion
Fdim A7M C#m5-/7 D9 Fdim Bm5-/7 E7/13 A
And if not, then what on earth are you doing to me
A F#m D9 E7
If my speech is willy nilly
F7 C Am7 Dm7 G7
It's because I cannot guild the lilly
Fdim C Gdim F
I should love to sing your praises
G C Am Bm5-/7 E7
But phrases and words are silly
 
Melody
A7M A F#m D9 E7 A F#m D Fdim
What is there to say, and what is there to do
A6/9 Cdim Bm7 Bm7/E
The dream I've been seeking has, practic'ly speaking
A F#7 F7 Fdim E7
Come true
A7M A F#m D9 E7 A F#m D Fdim
What is there to say, and how will I pull through
A6/9 Cdim Bm7 Bm7/E E7 Fdim A
I knew in a moment contentment and home meant just you
 
Bridge
A A7M A7 D9 Cdim A7M F#m
You are so lovable, so livable
Cdim D9 Cdim E7 A6 A
Your beauty is just unforgiveable
A7M C#m5-/7 F#7 E7 D9 A Dm6 E7
You're made to marvel at, and words to that effect
A7M A F#m D9 E7 A7M A F#m Fdim C#7
What is there to say, and what is there to do
A6/9 Cdim
My heart's in a deadlock
Bm7 Bm7/E E7 Fdim A
I'd even face wedlock with you
A7M A F#m D9 E7 A F#m D Fdim
What is there to say, and what is there to do
A6/9 Cdim Bm7 Bm7/E
The dream I've been seeking has, practic'ly speaking
A F#7 F7 Fdim E7
Come true
A7M A F#m D9 E7 A F#m D Fdim
What is there to say, and how will I pull through
A6/9 Cdim Bm7 Bm7/E E7 Fdim A F#7
I knew in a moment contentment and home meant just you, so
E7 F#m E7 F#m D9 E7 F#m Bm7 F#m Bm7 C#7
What is there to say, and what is there to do
A6/9 Cdim Bm7 E7 E7/6 Fdim A
My heart's in a deadlock; I'd even face wedlock with you

How to play What Is There To Say

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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