The Four Tops

Bernadette(Chords)

The Four Tops

Key: D#

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Capo on 1st fret
	        Bernadette:The Four Tops. 
#8 in UK, #3 R&B and #4 in USA in 1967. 
             
            (.) 
#1. 
D           C 
Bernadette, people are searchin' for 
Bb                    A 
the kind of love that we possess. 
D           C 
Some go on, searchin' their whole life through, 
Bb                           A 
and never find the love I've found in you. 


F Dm Gm C And when I speak of you, I see envy in other men's eyes. F Dm Gm C And I'm well aware of what's on their minds. Gm F C They pretend to be my friend, when all the time Gm F C they long to persuade you from my side. Gm Am They'd give the world and all they own C for just one moment we have known.
#2. D C Bb A C Bernadette, they want you because of the pride that it gives. D C Bb A But Bernadette, I want you because, I need you to live.
F Dm Gm C But while I live only to hold you, F Dm Gm C some other men, they long to control you. Gm F C But how can they control you Bernadette, Gm F C when they can not control themselves, Bernadette, Gm Am C from wanting you, needing you, but darling, you belong to me.
#3. D C Bb Bernadette, I'll tell the world you belong to me. A C D I'll tell the world....you're the soul of me. C Bb A I'll tell the world you're a part of me..Bernadette!
F Bb Dm In your arms I find the kind of peace of mind A Bb the world is searching for. F Bb But you, you give me the joy this heart of mine Dm A has always been longing for.
F Dm Gm C In you I have what other men long for. F Dm Gm C All men need someone to worship and adore. Gm F C That's why I treasure you, and place you high above.. Gm F C for the only joy in life is to be loved. Gm Am C D So whatever you do, Bernadette, keep on loving me, C Bb A Bernadette, keep on needing me...Bernadette!
OUTRO: D C Bb Bernadette, you're the soul of me..more than a dream, A C you're clear to me. D C Bb And Bernadette, you mean more to me, than a woman was A ever meant to be...(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

Written by Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland/Eddie Holland

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