The World We Knew (Over And Over)

Words & Music by Herbert Rehbein & Bert Kaempfert
English lyric by Carl Sigman
Recorded by Frank Sinatra, 1976 (#30)


Am        E7     Am          Fdim     Dm7     Bm7-5
Over and over, I keep going over the world we knew

Am         Cdim         Bm7-5  E7
Once when you walked be-side   me,

E7        Bm7-5      E7     Fdim       Dm7     Bm7-5
That inconceivable, that unbelievable world we knew

Am      Cdim          E     E+7    E7
When we two were in love,

E6          AM7            A6              Bb9
And ev'ry bright neon sign     turned into stars,

         AM7              A6              Bb9
And the sun and the moon    seemed to be ours;

       Em         B+               Bbm7-5   Gdim
Each road that we took turned into gold,

        Em             B+              D9      E7
But the dream was too much for you to hold.



     Am       E7      Am         Fdim    Dm7      Bm7-5
Now over and over, I keep going over the world we knew

Am        Cdim        E7-9 Am
Days when you used to love me.



(Instrumental interlude: second 2 lines of first verse)


E7    Bm7-5    E7    Fdim    Dm7    Bm7-5    
Am    Cdim     E  -  E+7  -  E7


E6         AM7            A6                Bb9
And ev'ry bright neon sign     turned into stars,

         AM7             A6              Bb9
And the sun and the moon   seemed to be ours;

      Em           B+               Bbm7-5   Gdim
Each road that we took turned into gold,

         Em            B+             D9      E7
But the dream was too much for you to hold.


     Am      E7      Am         Fdim      Dm7     Bm7-5
Now over and over, I keep going over the world we knew

Am         Cdim       E7-9 Am
Days when you used to love me.


Coda:

Am        E7     Am        Fdim     Bm7-5  Fdim  Am
Over and over I keep going over the world   we  knew.



 
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