|
|
It's Almost Tomorrow
Words & Music by Gene Adkinson & Wade BuffRecorded by The Dream Weavers, 1955 (#7)
E7 A C#m7 D A
My dearest my darling tomorrow is near;
D9 A B7 E7
The sun will bring showers of sadness, I fear.
A C#m7 D A
Your lips won't be smiling, your eyes will not shine,
Bm7 A D9 E7 A
For I know to - mor - row that your love won't be mine
E7 A C#m7 D Cdim A
It's almost tomorrow, but what can I do?
D9 Dm6 A F#7 B7 Cdim E7
Your kisses all tell me that your love is un - true.
A C#m7 D A
I'll love you forever till stars cease to shine,
Bm7-5 Fdim A F#7 D9 E7 Fdim A
And hope some - day, Darling, you'll al - ways be mine.
E7 A C#m7 D Cdim A
Your heart was so warm dear, it now has turned cold;
D9 Dm6 A F#7 B7 Cdim E7
You no longer love me, for your mem' - ries grow old.
E7 A C#m7 D Cdim Dm6 A
It's almost to - mor - row, for here comes the sun
Bm7-5 Dm6 A C#m7-5 F#7 D9 E7 Fdim A
But still I am ho - ping that to - mor - row won't come.
*Suggested by recent visitor Max Honn. I almost decided against doing it, since it's basically a rock-era cookie-cutter in terms of chording as recorded; but I wound up putting this together with alternative variations to illustrate how that can be done - and be extension, how almost any song can be expanded upon.