Biography:
The Tymes are an American soul vocal group, who enjoyed equal success in Britain. They were formed as The Latineers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1956 by Donald Banks, Albert Berry, Norman Burnett, and George Hilliard. After a four year stint on Philadelphia's club circuit, they recruited a new lead vocalist, George Williams, in 1960 and changed their name to The Tymes.
The Tymes had hits in the UK in the 1960s and 1970s with songs such as So Much in Love, You Little Trust Maker, and Ms Grace.
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(Transcribed by Beach Bum)
NOTE: This song is played in the style of Carolina Beach music. There is a
certain rhythmy soulish mojo in this song. The chords are played with a constant
finger modulation that goes in unison with the strumming. On the verse, the C
Maj chord should be worked in a constant modulation with a C Alt; likewise, the F
Maj works in a constant modulation with an Fmaj7. The feel is like a very rhythmic polka style.
CHORUS
Cmaj7 Dm7
Ooh, ooh, ooh, Miss Grace
Cmaj7 Dm7
Satin and perfume and lace
Cmaj7 Dm7
The minute I saw your face
Am Dm7 Em
I knew that I loved you.
VERSE
C F
Hey you, listen to me
C F
I got a lot of truth I want to tell you;
C F Am Dm7 Em
I just met a woman who turned me upside down.
C F
The rivers turn in their beds.
C F
Flowers bloom where she treads
C F Am Dm7 Em
She turns an awful lot of heads when she comes to town.
C F
Miss Grace when you walk by
C F
You're the twinkle in my eye
C F Am Dm7 Em G7
There's no need to wonder why I've fallen for you.
REPEAT CHORUS
INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS
BREAK
Am
Strangest thing of all you see
Em
Is that this could happen to me.
F
Lady Grace you set my heart on fire
G G7
Someday I'll make you mine all mine.
REPEAT CHORUS
NOTE: This song is played in the style of Carolina Beach music. There is a
certain rhythmy soulish mojo in this song. The chords are played with a constant
finger modulation that goes in unison with the strumming. On the verse, the C
Maj chord should be worked in a constant modulation with a C Alt; likewise, the F
Maj works in a constant modulation with an Fmaj7. The feel is like a very rhythmic polka style.
CHORUS
Cmaj7 Dm7
Ooh, ooh, ooh, Miss Grace
Cmaj7 Dm7
Satin and perfume and lace
Cmaj7 Dm7
The minute I saw your face
Am Dm7 Em
I knew that I loved you.
VERSE
C F
Hey you, listen to me
C F
I got a lot of truth I want to tell you;
C F Am Dm7 Em
I just met a woman who turned me upside down.
C F
The rivers turn in their beds.
C F
Flowers bloom where she treads
C F Am Dm7 Em
She turns an awful lot of heads when she comes to town.
C F
Miss Grace when you walk by
C F
You're the twinkle in my eye
C F Am Dm7 Em G7
There's no need to wonder why I've fallen for you.
REPEAT CHORUS
INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS
BREAK
Am
Strangest thing of all you see
Em
Is that this could happen to me.
F
Lady Grace you set my heart on fire
G G7
Someday I'll make you mine all mine.
REPEAT CHORUS
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