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- For the most part it's a standard I VI ii V progression in the key of G.The song starts with the Refrain which has a "pickup" wherein Don and Phil use their
- voices to simultaneously arpeggiate a C major chord. Once voice begins on E, and the otheron G. I've tride to indicate this as such, but this is the first tab I've ever done.I hope it's not too confusing.
- Chords are shown on top of the words they time out with. Chords in parentheses arecarried over from the previous measure.
- Though I didn't notate the melody, you can pop on the record and use this chart to strumalong. I found it on their "The Complete Cadence Recordings 1957-1960" CD
- collection which is worth it's weight in gold.[Refrain]
- (vocal arpeggios}E---G---CG---C---E
- It must beG Em C Dlove Oh, what a
- G Em C Dfeeling!
- [Verse #1]G C GI sit at home alone
- G G7 CI wait here by the phoneD G Em C D
- I know you'll never call(D) G Em G G7Oh, what a feeling!
- [Bridge]C G Em
- It must be loveC GAlthough it's bitter
- C G EmIt must be loveA7 D7 C
- I can't forget her[Verse #2]
- G C GThe days turn into weeksG G7 C
- You're letters I shall keepD G Em C DThe ones you didn't write
- (D) G Em COh, what feeling!
- (vocal arpeggios}E---G---CG---C---E
- It must beG Em C Dlove Oh, what a
- G Em C (No D chord here)feeling!
- (vocal arpeggios}E---G---CG---C---E
- It must beG Em C Dlove Oh, what a
- G Emfeeling!
- G EmG Em (repeat and fade)
- PLAY TOO ..
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