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Don't Stop Believin' Don’t Stop Believin’ - Steve Perry, Jonathan Cain & Neal Schon Intro: [C] [G] [Am] [F] [C] [G] [Am] [F] [C] (two bars) A…………..…..0..2..0…2..3….. E………..0..3…………………1.. C..0….2…..…………………….. G………………………………… Verse 1: [C] Just a [G] small town girl, [Am] Livin’ in a [F] lonely world [C] She took the [G] midnight train Goin' [Em7] anywhere [F] Verse 2: [C] Just a [G] city boy, [Am] Born and raised in [F] South Detroit [C] He took the [G] midnight train Goin [Em7] anywhere [F] Instrum 1: [C] [G] [Am] [F] [C] [G] [Em7] [F] A…………..…..0..2..0…2..3…….2..3…..................0..2…………… E………..0..3…………………1………………0..3……….0….3….1.. C..0….2…..…………………………….0….2……......................0….. G…………………………………………………………………………. Verse 3: [C] A singer in a [G] smoky room [Am] A smell of wine and [F] cheap perfume [C] For a smile they can [G] share the night It goes [Em7] on and on and [F] on and on Chorus: [F] Strangers [C] waiting, [Am] up and down the [C] boulevard [F] Their shadows [C] searching in the [Am] night [F] Streetlight [C] people, [Am] living just to [C] find emotion [F] Hiding, [Am] somewhere in the [G] night [C] [G] [Am] [F] Verse 4: [C] Working hard to [G] get my fill, [Am] Everybody [F] wants a thrill [C] Payin' anything to [G] roll the dice, Just [Em7] one more [F] time Verse 5: [C] Some will win, [G] some will lose [Am] Some were born to [F] sing the blues [C] Oh, the movie [G] never ends It goes [Em7] on and on and [F] on and on Chorus: [F] Strangers [C] waiting, [Am] up and down the [C] boulevard [F] Their shadows [C] searching in the [Am] night [F] Streetlight [C] people, [Am] living just to [C] find emotion [F] Hiding, [Am] somewhere in the [G] night Instrum 2: [C] [G] [Am] [F] A..8..7..5..8..7….7..8..7..5……………….8..7..5..8..7….5…..10.. E…………………………….8..7..8..5…. ……………………8…… C………………………………………………………………………. G ……………………………………………………………………… Outro: [C] Don't stop [G] believing. [Am] Hold on to the [F] feeling. [C] Streetlight [G] people [Em7] Oh oh oh ohhhh [F] [C] Don't stop [G] believing. [Am] Hold on to the [F] feeling. [C] Streetlight [G] people [Em7] Oh oh oh ohhhh [F] [C] Don't stop [G] believing. [Am] Hold on to the [F] feeling. [C] Streetlight [G] people [Em7] Oh oh oh ohhhh [F]↓ Hey There Delilah – Tom Higgeson Intro: [C5] [Em] A…..3….3…..3….3…….2….2….2….2.. E…..3….3…..3….3…….3….3….3….3.. C..0….0…..0….0…….4….4….4….4….. G…………………………………………... Verse 1: [C5] Hey there Delilah, what's it [Em] like in New York City? I'm a [C5] thousand miles away, but girl to [Em] night you look so pretty, Yes you [Am] do, [Am/G]↓ [F] Time Square can't [G] shine as bright as [Am] you, I swear it's [G] true. Verse 2: [C5] Hey there Delilah, don't you [Em] worry about the distance, [C5] I'm right there if you get lonely, give this [Em] song another listen, Close your [Am] eyes, [Am/G]↓ [F] Listen to my [G] voice it's my dis [Am] guise, I'm by your [G] side. Chorus: [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] What you do to [C5] me. Verse 3: [C5] Hey there Delilah, I know [Em] times are getting hard, But just be [C5] lieve me girl someday, I'll pay the [Em] bills with this guitar, We'll have it [Am] good, [Am/G]↓ [F] We'll have the [G] life we knew we [Am] would, My word is [G] good. Verse 4: [C5] Hey there Delilah, I've got [Em] so much left to say, If every [C5] simple song I wrote to you, would [Em] take your breath away, I'd write it [Am] all, [Am/G]↓ [F] Even more in [G] love with me you'd [Am] fall, We'd have it [G] all. Chorus: [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] What you do to [Am] me Bridge: A [F] thousand miles seems pretty far, But [G] they've got planes, trains and cars, I'd [C5] walk to you if I had no other [G] way. [Am] [G] Our [F] friends would all make fun of us, And [G] we'll just laugh along because, We [C5] know that none of them have felt this [G] way, [Am] [G] [F] Delilah I can promise you, that [G] by the time that we get through, The [Am] world will never ever be the same ..... and you're to [G] blame! Verse 5: [C5] Hey there Delilah you be [Em] good, and don't you miss me, Two more [C5] years and you'll be done with school, and [Em] I'll be making history, Like I [Am] do, [Am/G]↓ [F] You'll know it's [G] all because of [Am] you, [F] We can do what [G] ever we want [Am] to [F] Hey there De [G] lilah here's to [Am] you, this one's for [G] you. Chorus: [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] [C5] Oh it's what you do to [Am] me, [Am/C] What you do to [C5] me. Outro: As last chorus sing Ohhh Finish on [C]↓ Unusual Chords: C5 0033 Am/G 2030 Am/C 2003 .
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