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(The) Young Ones G - Cliff Richard 1961 (The) Young Ones G - Cliff Richard 1961 4/4 G / Em / C / D7 / (fast) G / Em / G The young ones, darling, we're the young ones, and the young / Em / G ↓↓↓ D7 ↓↓↓ G C ones, shouldn't be afraid to live, love while the flame is strong, G D7 G C - D 'cause we may not be the young ones very long. G / Em / G / Tomorrow, why wait until tomorrow? 'Cause tomorrow sometimes Em / G ↓↓↓ D7 ↓↓↓ G C never comes. So love me there's a song to be sung, and the G D7 G G7 best time is to sing it is while we're young. C↓ ↓↓↓ G↓ ↓↓↓ Chorus: Once in every life time comes a love like this. A7 / D↓ D7 Oh, I need you and you need me Oh, my darling, can’t you see? G / Em / G / Young dreams, should be dreamed together. And the young hearts, Em / G ↓↓↓ D7 ↓↓↓ G C shouldn't be afraid. And some day, when the years have flown, G D7 G ↓ darling, then we'll teach the young ones, of our own. G / Em / Am / D ↓ C↓ ↓↓↓ G↓ ↓↓↓ Chorus: Once in every life time comes a love like this. A7 / D↓ D7 Oh, I need you and you need me Oh, my darling, can’t you see? Young Ones (cont.) G / Em / G / Young dreams, should be dreamed together. And the young hearts, Em / G ↓↓↓ D7 ↓↓↓ G C shouldn't be afraid. And some day, when the years have flown, G D7 G ↓ darling, then we'll teach the young ones, of our own. G / Em / G C G↓ A British film musical released in 1961. It was titled Wonderful to Be Young when it was released in the U.S. Song written by Sid Tepper and Roy Bennett. This was the title song from the movie. The name of the band in the movie was Cliff Richard and The Shadows. 5/24/2020 (The) Young Ones C - Cliff Richard 1961 4/4 C / Am / F / G7 / (fast) C / Am / C The young ones, darling, we're the young ones, and the young / Am / C G7 C F ones, shouldn't be afraid to live, love while the flame is strong, C G7 C F - G 'cause we may not be the young ones very long. C / Am / C / Tomorrow, why wait until tomorrow? 'Cause tomorrow sometimes Am / C G7 C F never comes. So love me there's a song to be sung, and the C G7 C C7 best time is to sing it is while we're young. F C Chorus: Once in every life time comes a love like this. D7 / G G7 Oh, I need you and you need me Oh, my darling, can’t you see? C / Am / C / Young dreams, should be dreamed together. And the young hearts, Am / C G7 C F shouldn't be afraid. And some day, when the years have flown, C G7 C darling, then we'll teach the young ones, of our own. C / Am / Dm / G F C Chorus: Once in every life time comes a love like this. D7 / G G7 Oh, I need you and you need me Oh, my darling, can’t you see? Young Ones (cont.) C / Am / C / Young dreams, should be dreamed together. And the young hearts, A / C G7 C F shouldn't be afraid. And some day, when the years have flown, C G7 C darling, then we'll teach the young ones, of our own. C / Am / C F C A British film musical released in 1961. It was titled Wonderful to Be Young when it was released in the U.S. Song written by Sid Tepper and Roy Bennett. This was the title song from the movie. The name of the band in the movie was Cliff Richard and The Shadows. 5/24/2020 .
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