Biography:
The Partridge Family was an American television sitcom about a widowed mother and her five children, that lived in a small fictional town in Northern California. In the pilot episode the musical family records a pop song in their garage. Through the marketing efforts of 10-year- old son Danny the song becomes a hit. The family begins touring the country in a colorful 1957 Chevrolet school bus, performing their music in various types of venues. The
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Other songs:
- Bandala
- Brand New Me
- Brown Eyes
- Doesnt Somebody Want To Be Wanted
- I Can Feel Your Heartbeat
- I Think I Love You
- I Woke Up In Love This Morning
- Ill Meet You Halfway
- Its One Of Those Nights
- Let The Good Times In
- One Night Stand
- Summer Days
- Walking In The Rain
- You Are Always On My Mind
- You Dont Believe In Love Songs
- You Dont Have To Tell Me
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Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1996 08:02:33 -0600
From: Mike Brown
Subject: Brown Eyes by The Partridge Family
B R O W N E Y E S
(Wes Farrell & Danny Janssen)
As performed on the Partridge Family's "Sound Magazine" album, which was released sometime in
1971 during the show's second season.
Transcribed by: Mike Brown ([email protected])
I don't think this was one of the more popular Partridge Family songs, but I just heard it this
week for the first time and thought it was kind of cool. And since there haven't been any
Partridge Family songs posted as of yet, I thought I would take this opportunity to be the first
person to post one.
You'll have to play this one with the capo on the third fret. Below are the chords used in the
song. (The fret positions and chord names are given relative to the capo position.)
C C7 F* Dm G
E |---0----0----1----1----3---|
B |---1----1----1----3----0---|
G |---0----3----2----2----0---|
D |---2----2----3----0----0---|
A |---3----3----0----0----2---|
E |---X----X----1----X----3---|
* I play the F with my thumb on the low E string (over the neck). You can do whatever you want.
INTRO:
C C7 F C7
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... you're all mi-ine
C C7 F C7
I wancha like you want me... all the ti-ime
Dm G
Don't say that you don't want me
Dm G
Don't make me run awa-ay
C Dm
'Cause I need that somethin'
G
You bring every da-ay
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... my song's for yo-ou
C C7 F C7
I wrote this song I'm that I'm singin'... just for yo-ou
Dm G
If words could paint a picture
Dm G
There'd be no more to sa-ay
C Dm
And I'd be-e the greatest painter
G
[In] this whole world today
C C7
And know what I feel and I know that it's real
F C7
and I feel it every da-ay
C C7
And I'm not gonna lay no story on ya girl
F C7
if my story wasn't the tru-uth
Dm
'Cause you must know by no-ow
G
I wrote this song for yo-o-ou
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... you're all mi-ine
C C7 F C7
I know you want me like I wancha... all the ti-ime
Dm G
And if you're not sure I love ya
Dm G
Somethin' on your mi-ind?
C Dm
Listen to-o this song I'm singin'
G
I'll sing it one more ti-ime
C C7 F C7
Bro--ow-ow-own eyes, you're beautiful and you're mine
C C7 F C7
Bro--ow-ow-own eyes, I love you all the time
C C7 F C
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and you're mi-i-ine
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1996 08:02:33 -0600
From: Mike Brown
Subject: Brown Eyes by The Partridge Family
B R O W N E Y E S
(Wes Farrell & Danny Janssen)
As performed on the Partridge Family's "Sound Magazine" album, which was released sometime in
1971 during the show's second season.
Transcribed by: Mike Brown ([email protected])
I don't think this was one of the more popular Partridge Family songs, but I just heard it this
week for the first time and thought it was kind of cool. And since there haven't been any
Partridge Family songs posted as of yet, I thought I would take this opportunity to be the first
person to post one.
You'll have to play this one with the capo on the third fret. Below are the chords used in the
song. (The fret positions and chord names are given relative to the capo position.)
C C7 F* Dm G
E |---0----0----1----1----3---|
B |---1----1----1----3----0---|
G |---0----3----2----2----0---|
D |---2----2----3----0----0---|
A |---3----3----0----0----2---|
E |---X----X----1----X----3---|
* I play the F with my thumb on the low E string (over the neck). You can do whatever you want.
INTRO:
C C7 F C7
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... you're all mi-ine
C C7 F C7
I wancha like you want me... all the ti-ime
Dm G
Don't say that you don't want me
Dm G
Don't make me run awa-ay
C Dm
'Cause I need that somethin'
G
You bring every da-ay
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... my song's for yo-ou
C C7 F C7
I wrote this song I'm that I'm singin'... just for yo-ou
Dm G
If words could paint a picture
Dm G
There'd be no more to sa-ay
C Dm
And I'd be-e the greatest painter
G
[In] this whole world today
C C7
And know what I feel and I know that it's real
F C7
and I feel it every da-ay
C C7
And I'm not gonna lay no story on ya girl
F C7
if my story wasn't the tru-uth
Dm
'Cause you must know by no-ow
G
I wrote this song for yo-o-ou
C C7 F C7
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and... you're all mi-ine
C C7 F C7
I know you want me like I wancha... all the ti-ime
Dm G
And if you're not sure I love ya
Dm G
Somethin' on your mi-ind?
C Dm
Listen to-o this song I'm singin'
G
I'll sing it one more ti-ime
C C7 F C7
Bro--ow-ow-own eyes, you're beautiful and you're mine
C C7 F C7
Bro--ow-ow-own eyes, I love you all the time
C C7 F C
Brown eyes, you're beautiful and you're mi-i-ine
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