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The Thrill Is Gone
Words & Music by Lew Brown & Ray Henderson, 1931
Recorded by Julie London, 1960
E E6 E EM7 F#m Bm7-5
I'm in your arms, and you are kissing me,
Em6 A9 Am7 B7 Cdim Esus4 E Bm7-5 B7 E
But there seems to be something miss - ing in your kissing.
E E6 E EM7 F#m Bm7-5
The love we knew is just a memory;
Cdim Am7 B7 Cdim B7
It's turned into a com - e - dy.
Em B+ A9 A7/9
The thrill is gone, the thrill is gone;
Am7 D9 D7+5 GM7 G6 F Am6 B7 Em
I can see it in your eyes, I can hear it in your sighs,
Am6 Em6 C7 Am F#7 B7
Feel your touch and re - al - ize the thrill is gone.
Em B+ A9 A7/9
The nights are cold, for love is old.
Am7 D9 D7+5 GM7 G6
Love was grand when love was new -
F Am6 B7 Em
Birds were sing - ing, skies were blue.
Am6 Em6 C7 Am F#7 B7
Now I don't ap - peal to you -- the thrill is gone.
B7 G GM7 Em6 F#7 Em
This is the end, so why pre - tend
First Time:
Am7 F7/9 F7 B7 B7 B+ Em CM7 F#7 B7
And let it lin - ger on? The thrill is gone.
Last Time:
Am7 F7/9 F7 B7 B7 B+ Em Am6 Em Em6
And let it lin - ger on? The thrill is gone.
Originally popularized by Rudy Vallee in 1931 when it reached #10. Requested by recent visitor Miguel in Lisbon.
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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