Blue Moon(Chords)

	        
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Motif 
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     Db5  Db Dbm7/Ab 
Blue moon 
           Db5          Db Dbsus4/Ab 
you saw me standing alone 
                      Db5  Db Gbm6/Db 
Without a dream in my heart 
          Gbadd9/Ab       (motif) 
Without a love      of my own 

Db5       Db Dbm7/Ab                    Db5 Db Dbsus4/Ab 
Blue moon,      you knew just what I was there for 
                      Db5  Db Gbm6/Db 
You heard me saying a prayer for 
          Gbadd9/Ab    (motif) 
Someone I really could care for 

               Ebm7      Dm7       Dbm7 
And then there suddenly appeared before me 
     Ebm7        Ab         Dbm7 
The only one my arms would hold 
         Gbm               B7      Em7 
I heard somebody whisper, 'please adore me' 
           Eb7                   Ab7 
And when I looked to the moon it turned to gold 

Refrain 
     Db5  Db Dbm7/Ab 
Blue moon 
                  Db5 Db Dbsus4/Ab 
now I'm no longer alone 
                      Db5  Db Gbm6/Db 
Without a dream in my heart 
          Gbadd9/Ab       (motif) 
Without a love      of my own 

Solo 
: Db Db/C Db/Bb Db/Ab | x4 
Bbm7 / / / | Ebm7 / Ab7 / | Db / / / | Db / / / | : 

               Ebm7      Dm7       Dbm7 
And then there suddenly appeared before me 
     Ebm7        Ab         Dbm7 
The only one my arms would hold 
         Gbm               B7      Em7 
I heard somebody whisper, 'please adore me' 
           Eb7                   Ab7 
And when I looked to the moon it turned to gold 

Play Refrain 2x 


	        

Written by Lorenz Hart/Richard Rodgers