Biography:
Eunice Kathleen Waymon (21 February 1933 – 21 April 2003), better known by her stage name Nina Simone, was an American singer-songwriter, pianist, arranger, and civil rights activist widely associated with jazz music. Simone aspired to become a classical pianist while working in a broad range of styles including classical, jazz, blues, soul, folk, rhythm and blues, gospel, and pop.
Simone was born Eunice Kathleen Waymon on 21st February 1933 in Tryon, North Carolina, USA, one of eight children.
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- Aint Got No I Got Life
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- Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood
- Dont Smoke In Bed
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- I Loves You Porgy
- I Put A Spell On You
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- If You Knew
- In The Dark
- Just Tell Him I Love Him
- Love Me Or Leave Me
- Loves Been Good To Me
- Mississippi Goddam
- Mood Indigo
- Mr Bojangles
- Sunday In Savannah
- Take Care Of Business
- The Other Woman
- To Love Somebody
- Trouble In Mind
- What More Can I Say
- Why The King Of Love Is Dead
- Worksong
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Sunday in Savannah by Nina Simone
*see notes at bottom
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
One more Sunday in Savannah
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
Hear the whole creation shoutin' Praise the Lord
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
See them flinging out the banner
Em7 CMaj7 Am7 G
While the congregation says Amen
D Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
Young folks tendin' Sunday School
Bm7 GMaj7 A7
They sing merrily 'bout the golden rule
D Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
Parsons preaching all the day
Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
They holler in the righteous way
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
It's time for me to call on my aunt Hannah
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
While she sits there wishing for her last reward
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
One more Sunday in Savannah
One more Sunday in Atlanta
D7 Em7
It's the same thing
D7 Em7
Same state
D7 Em7
Same feeling
Bm A G
Don't you dare
Am7 Bm C
Go fishin' son
D7 G
Amen
*Some of the transitions are iffy and the end part with "Same thing..." sounds in
the recording like it goes up but may just be adding notes to the chords I put
(i.e. add 9/11/13 etc.) Couldn't find this great song anywhere so I tried my best.
People with better ears and skills are encouraged to fix!
*see notes at bottom
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
One more Sunday in Savannah
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
Hear the whole creation shoutin' Praise the Lord
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
See them flinging out the banner
Em7 CMaj7 Am7 G
While the congregation says Amen
D Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
Young folks tendin' Sunday School
Bm7 GMaj7 A7
They sing merrily 'bout the golden rule
D Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
Parsons preaching all the day
Bm7 GMaj7 A7 D
They holler in the righteous way
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
It's time for me to call on my aunt Hannah
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
While she sits there wishing for her last reward
G Em7 CMaj7 D7
One more Sunday in Savannah
One more Sunday in Atlanta
D7 Em7
It's the same thing
D7 Em7
Same state
D7 Em7
Same feeling
Bm A G
Don't you dare
Am7 Bm C
Go fishin' son
D7 G
Amen
*Some of the transitions are iffy and the end part with "Same thing..." sounds in
the recording like it goes up but may just be adding notes to the chords I put
(i.e. add 9/11/13 etc.) Couldn't find this great song anywhere so I tried my best.
People with better ears and skills are encouraged to fix!
