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Lady Day
Words & Music by Jack Holmes & Bob Gaudio
Recorded by Frank Sinatra, 1960
Am Fdim G G9
Her day was born in shades of blue,
CM7 Am
Her song was sad the words were true;
D9 Dm G G9
Her morning came too fast too soon,
CM7 Am
And died before the afternoon
G Cdim Dm Gdim G7 G CM7 Am
Poor la - dy day could use some love, some sunshine,
Dm Dm+7 Dm7 G Fdim CM7
Lady day has too much rain
G Cdim Dm Gdim G7 G CM7 Am
Poor la - dy day could use some spring, some breezes,
Dm Dm+7 Dm7 G Fdim CM7
Lady day has too much pain.
Am Am+7 Dm G7 CM7 Am
It's such a lonely face, it's such a cloudy sky,
Dm G Fdim G7 Am Am+7
So many shadows in her eye.
Am Am+7 Dm G7 CM7 Am
So many empty dreams, so many bitter times,
Dm Fdim Am
Just a handful of broken rhymes.
G Cdim Dm Gdim G7 G CM7 Am
Poor la - dy day could use a smile, some kindness,
Dm Dm+7 Dm7 G Fdim CM7
Lady day has too much rain.
G Cdim Dm Gdim G7 G CM7 Am
Poor la - dy day could use some dreams, some flowers;
Dm Dm+7 Dm7 G Fdim CM7
Lady day has too much pain.
Am Am+7 Dm G7 CM7 Am
Just too much to say, just to much to know,
Dm G Fdim G7 Am Am+7
Too little time to say, “Hello.”
Am Am+7 Dm G7 CM7 Am
And then the evening comes, and now she doesn't cry,
Am+7 Dm Fdim Am
And it's too late to say, “Good-bye.”
Thanks to frequent visitor Bob A. for the request, and for locating an audio source from which to transcribe.
The lyric and guitar chord transcriptions on this site are the work of The Guitarguy and are intended for private study, research, or educational purposes only. Individual transcriptions are inspired by and and based upon the recorded versions cited, but are not necessarily exact replications of those recorded versions.
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