Biography:
Samuel Cooke (born January 22, 1931 in Clarksdale, Mississippi; died December 11, 1964 in Los Angeles, California) was a popular and influential American gospel, R&B, soul and pop singer-songwriter recognized as one of the true founders of soul music. Often referred to as The King of Soul, Cooke had 29 Top 40 hits in the U.S. between 1957 and 1964 including major hits You Send Me, A Change Is Gonna Come, Chain Gang and Wonderful World. Cooke was also
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Other songs:
- A Change Is Gonna Come
- Another Saturday Night
- Bring It On Home To Me
- Twistin' The Night Away
- Wonderful World
- You Send Me
- Aint That Good News
- Blowin In The Wind
- Chain Gang
- Cupid
- Everybody Loves To Cha Cha Cha
- Farewell My Darling
- Good Times
- Having A Party
- Ill Come Running Back To You
- Its All Right
- Just For You
- Keep Movin On
- Little Red Rooster
- Mean Old World
- Meet Me At Marys Place
- Nothing Can Change This Love
- Only Sixteen
- Out In The Cold Again
- Rome Wasnt Built In A Day
- Sad Mood
- Send Me Your Lovin
- Shake
- She Was Only Sixteen
- Sugar Dumpling
- Summertime
- Teenage Sonata
- Tennessee Waltz
- Thats It I Quit Im Movin On
- Thats Where Its At
- The Bells Of St Marys
- The Gypsy
- Try A Little Love
- Twistin The Night Away
- Twisting The Night Away
- What A Wonderful World
- Win Your Love For Me
- Working In A Coal Mine
- You Belong To Me
- You Were Made For Me
- Your Always On My Mind
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From: [email protected] (Mark Johnson)
{title:What a Wonderful World}
{st:Sam Cooke}
What a [F#m]wonderful, won[D]derful world [E7]this could [A]be
What a [F#m]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful, won[Bm7]derful world[A]
[A]Don't know much about [F#m]history, [Bm]don't know much [E7]biology
[A]Don't know much about a [F#m7]science book,[C#m7][Bm7]
Don't know much about the [E7]French I took
[A]But I do know that [D]I love you
[A]And I know that if you [D]love me too[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful [Bm7]world this could [A]be
[A]Don't know much about [F#m]geography, [Bm]don't know much trigo[E7]nometry
[A]Don't know much about [F#m7]algebra,[C#m7][Bm7] don't know what a slide [E7]rule is for
[A]But I do know one and [D]one is two
[A]And if this one could [D]be with you[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
Now [E7]I don't claim to [A]be an 'A' student, [E7]but I'm tryin' to [A]be
I think that [F#m7]maybe by [C#m7]being an [F#m7]'A' student [B7]baby, baby
I could win your [Bm7]love for [A]me - [Bm]ee - ee
[A]Don't know much about the [F#m]middle ages,
[Bm]Looked at the pictures and I [E7]turned the pages
[A]Don't know nothin' 'bout no [F#m7]rise and fall[C#m7][Bm7]
Don't know nothin' 'bout [E7]nothin' at all
[A]But I do know that [D]I love you
[A]And I know that if you [D]loved me too[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful [D]world [Bm7]this would [A]be
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
#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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From: [email protected] (Mark Johnson)
{title:What a Wonderful World}
{st:Sam Cooke}
What a [F#m]wonderful, won[D]derful world [E7]this could [A]be
What a [F#m]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful, won[Bm7]derful world[A]
[A]Don't know much about [F#m]history, [Bm]don't know much [E7]biology
[A]Don't know much about a [F#m7]science book,[C#m7][Bm7]
Don't know much about the [E7]French I took
[A]But I do know that [D]I love you
[A]And I know that if you [D]love me too[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful [Bm7]world this could [A]be
[A]Don't know much about [F#m]geography, [Bm]don't know much trigo[E7]nometry
[A]Don't know much about [F#m7]algebra,[C#m7][Bm7] don't know what a slide [E7]rule is for
[A]But I do know one and [D]one is two
[A]And if this one could [D]be with you[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
Now [E7]I don't claim to [A]be an 'A' student, [E7]but I'm tryin' to [A]be
I think that [F#m7]maybe by [C#m7]being an [F#m7]'A' student [B7]baby, baby
I could win your [Bm7]love for [A]me - [Bm]ee - ee
[A]Don't know much about the [F#m]middle ages,
[Bm]Looked at the pictures and I [E7]turned the pages
[A]Don't know nothin' 'bout no [F#m7]rise and fall[C#m7][Bm7]
Don't know nothin' 'bout [E7]nothin' at all
[A]But I do know that [D]I love you
[A]And I know that if you [D]loved me too[C#m7][Bm7]
What a [F#m7]wonderful [D]world [Bm7]this would [A]be
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
What a [F#m7]wonderful, won[D]derful, won[Bm7]derful [A]world
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