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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
C9 G5 Cadd9 x2
[Verse 1]
C9 G5 Cadd9
The war was over, I was living with my folks
C9 G5 A7 D
I yelled upstairs, "hey ma', I'm off to grab some smokes"
G B7 Em A
And my father called, "why you need to smoke so late?"
C
Well I lied, I had a date
[Pre-chorus]
G
Free from my folk's enslavement
B7
Skippin' along the pavement
G Em7 A
To see a brunette who I never met
A N.C. G F# G F# G
But I never would forget how she looked in that dress
B7 B Em7
How she stuck out her hand and said, "My name is Cecily Smith
A
And I hope you like music
G B7
'Cause I've got two tickets for La Traviata"
Em G G/A N.C.
That's when I said "I hate opera"
[Chorus]
C G C G
She laughed and said "well lucky for you that you're with Cecily Smith-
C G C Em7
who cares what you are listening to, it's who you're listening with
[Interlude]
C9 G5 Cadd9 x2
[Verse 2]
C9 G5 Cadd9
So we take our seats her hands were folded in her lap
C9 G5 A7 D
if not a kiss then I at least will get a nap
G B Em A
So I close my eyes as the ochestra begins
C C/G
Then I hear violins
[Pre-chorus]
G
and the hair on my neck was rising
B7
A feeling new and surprising
G Em7 A
But it wasn't the sound that made my heart pound
A N.C. G F# G F# G
No, it was because I found her hand is in mine
B7 B Em7
and that's where it will stay until they play the final chord
G A
She says, "were you bored?"
G B7 Em G G/A N.C.
And I say, "I guess it wasn't quite so bad it was the best time that I've ever had."
[Chorus]
C G C G
She laughed and said, "well lucky for you I got seats to Beethoven's fifth
C G C Em7
who cares what you are listening to, it's who you're listening with"
[Interlude]
Gsus2 C Cmaj7
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Cmaj7
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Cmaj7
A per- fect wife
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Dsus4 D
A per- fect life
[Verse 3]
C9 G5 Cadd9
The time exploded like a bullet from a gun
C9 G5 A7 D
A week, a year and then a marriage and a son
G B Em A
and a rental where I still can hear her laugh
C C/G
When I play the phonograph
[Pre-chorus]
G
So I let the music guide me
B7
As Cecily sits beside me
G A
A girl of nineteen with a nervous marine
D
Feel her head begin to lean
N.C. G F# G F# G
As the melody soars
B7 Em
And though it was real it doesn't feel like it could be
A
That night when you said to me
G B7 Em G G/A N.C.
That "I've got two tickets for La Traviata"
[Chorus]
C G C G
It's sad but true how much I miss you, I miss you Cecily Smith
C G C N.C.
Life is not the things that we do it's who we're doing them with
[Outro]
C9 G5 Cadd9 (x2)
C9 G5 Cadd9 x2
[Verse 1]
C9 G5 Cadd9
The war was over, I was living with my folks
C9 G5 A7 D
I yelled upstairs, "hey ma', I'm off to grab some smokes"
G B7 Em A
And my father called, "why you need to smoke so late?"
C
Well I lied, I had a date
[Pre-chorus]
G
Free from my folk's enslavement
B7
Skippin' along the pavement
G Em7 A
To see a brunette who I never met
A N.C. G F# G F# G
But I never would forget how she looked in that dress
B7 B Em7
How she stuck out her hand and said, "My name is Cecily Smith
A
And I hope you like music
G B7
'Cause I've got two tickets for La Traviata"
Em G G/A N.C.
That's when I said "I hate opera"
[Chorus]
C G C G
She laughed and said "well lucky for you that you're with Cecily Smith-
C G C Em7
who cares what you are listening to, it's who you're listening with
[Interlude]
C9 G5 Cadd9 x2
[Verse 2]
C9 G5 Cadd9
So we take our seats her hands were folded in her lap
C9 G5 A7 D
if not a kiss then I at least will get a nap
G B Em A
So I close my eyes as the ochestra begins
C C/G
Then I hear violins
[Pre-chorus]
G
and the hair on my neck was rising
B7
A feeling new and surprising
G Em7 A
But it wasn't the sound that made my heart pound
A N.C. G F# G F# G
No, it was because I found her hand is in mine
B7 B Em7
and that's where it will stay until they play the final chord
G A
She says, "were you bored?"
G B7 Em G G/A N.C.
And I say, "I guess it wasn't quite so bad it was the best time that I've ever had."
[Chorus]
C G C G
She laughed and said, "well lucky for you I got seats to Beethoven's fifth
C G C Em7
who cares what you are listening to, it's who you're listening with"
[Interlude]
Gsus2 C Cmaj7
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Cmaj7
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Cmaj7
A per- fect wife
Am7 Em7 Gsus2 C Dsus4 D
A per- fect life
[Verse 3]
C9 G5 Cadd9
The time exploded like a bullet from a gun
C9 G5 A7 D
A week, a year and then a marriage and a son
G B Em A
and a rental where I still can hear her laugh
C C/G
When I play the phonograph
[Pre-chorus]
G
So I let the music guide me
B7
As Cecily sits beside me
G A
A girl of nineteen with a nervous marine
D
Feel her head begin to lean
N.C. G F# G F# G
As the melody soars
B7 Em
And though it was real it doesn't feel like it could be
A
That night when you said to me
G B7 Em G G/A N.C.
That "I've got two tickets for La Traviata"
[Chorus]
C G C G
It's sad but true how much I miss you, I miss you Cecily Smith
C G C N.C.
Life is not the things that we do it's who we're doing them with
[Outro]
C9 G5 Cadd9 (x2)
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Will.i.am
Willamette Stone
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William Ross
William S. Pitts
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