Biography:
Neil Leslie Diamond (born January 24, 1941) is an American singer and songwriter, born in Brooklyn, NY.
From the 1960s to the 1980s, Diamond was one of the more successful pop music performers, scoring a number of hits. As critic William Ruhlmann writes, "as of 2001, he claimed worldwide record sales of 115 million copies, and as of 2002 he was ranked third, behind only Elton John and Barbra Streisand, on the list of the most successful adult contemporary artists in the history of the Billboard chart.
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- Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon
- Hello Again
- I'm A Believer-beginners
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- Love On The Rocks
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NO WORDS by Neil Diamond
from the album “Home Before Dark”.
Intro: C F Em Dm C F Em Dm C
C G
No words could say how I love you
F C
No words could be as true
C7 F
I’ve looked through books and read through dictionaries
C G C
But I found no words for you
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C G
No words can define what I’m feeling
F C
When I feel close to you
C7 F
No words can bring that magic kind of healing
C G C
Just as much as your touch can do
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C
No words
G C
Well I’ll admit there may be one or two
G C
That danced around in my head
G C
But words that talk about me and you
F# G F Em Dm
Are better felt than said……. There……. Are…….. no
C G
Words that can tell our story
F C
They just get in the way
C7 F
It’s all about the feelings that you’re feeling
C G C
Not about the words that you say
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C
No words
G C
Well I’ll admit there may be one or two
G C
Been swimming ‘round in my head
G C
But what they say about me and you
F# G F Em Dm
Is better felt than said………..there………are…………no
C G
Words that can solve life’s mystery
F C
Or explain God’s eternal plan
C7 F
We only know enough to ask the questions
C G C
Not enough to understand
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C G G G C
No words
Not 100% correct I fear but a good starter for ten. Picking the strings
selectively, rather than strumming, has the best effect as you an use your pinkie
on the third fret to get the little riffs he puts in to link the chord changes - I
can play it but it's too clever for me to write!! The words are correct to the
track now (not like the album sleeve). I hope you enjoy it :-) RV
from the album “Home Before Dark”.
Intro: C F Em Dm C F Em Dm C
C G
No words could say how I love you
F C
No words could be as true
C7 F
I’ve looked through books and read through dictionaries
C G C
But I found no words for you
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C G
No words can define what I’m feeling
F C
When I feel close to you
C7 F
No words can bring that magic kind of healing
C G C
Just as much as your touch can do
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C
No words
G C
Well I’ll admit there may be one or two
G C
That danced around in my head
G C
But words that talk about me and you
F# G F Em Dm
Are better felt than said……. There……. Are…….. no
C G
Words that can tell our story
F C
They just get in the way
C7 F
It’s all about the feelings that you’re feeling
C G C
Not about the words that you say
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C
No words
G C
Well I’ll admit there may be one or two
G C
Been swimming ‘round in my head
G C
But what they say about me and you
F# G F Em Dm
Is better felt than said………..there………are…………no
C G
Words that can solve life’s mystery
F C
Or explain God’s eternal plan
C7 F
We only know enough to ask the questions
C G C
Not enough to understand
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no,
G C G
No words, no words, no words
G F Em Dm
Oh no
G F Em Dm
Oh no
C G G G C
No words
Not 100% correct I fear but a good starter for ten. Picking the strings
selectively, rather than strumming, has the best effect as you an use your pinkie
on the third fret to get the little riffs he puts in to link the chord changes - I
can play it but it's too clever for me to write!! The words are correct to the
track now (not like the album sleeve). I hope you enjoy it :-) RV
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