"Baby's In Black" — the Beatles in matching waltzing time, John and Paul in unison. An unusual minor-key lament about a girl dressed in mourning.
Капо 3 лад → D, A7, G7, D7, G, E7
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Baby`s in Black Lennon / McCartney (1964)
{Waltz}
{Chorus:}
[F]Oh dear, [C7]what can I do,
[Bb7]Baby`s in black and [C7]I`m feeling blue,
Tell me [F]oh, [Bb7]what can I [F]do [C7].
1. [F]She thinks of him and [F7]so she dresses in [Bb]black
And though he`ll never come [F]back, [C7]she`s dressed in [F]black.
{Chorus.}
2. I think of her, but she thinks only of him,
And though it`s only a whim, she thinks of him.
{Middle:}
[Dmi]Oh, how [G7]long will it take, [Bb]till she [C7]sees the mistake
she has [F]made, dear, [C7]what can I do,
[Bb7]Baby`s in black and [C7]I`m feeling blue,
Tell me [F]oh, [Bb7]what can I [F]do [C7].
{repeat verse 1 & Chorus, ending [Bb] [F] instead of [C7].}
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- From Beatles For Sale (1964). Written by Lennon and McCartney together in the old-fashioned way, sitting face to face. It was a concert favourite.