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Golden Earrings - I've Just Lost Somebody
Play with twelve-string guitar
[Intro]
|    Am|    Am|    Am|    Am|
[Verse 1]
AmShe came down from far away and smiled at me
In one moment I found out how Elove can be
AmThen I realized that she had Fgone again
[Chorus]
GI've just lost Csomebody
     E      EN.C.              Am  Am  
A  -  ha,  please let me dream
[Verse 2]
AmThough I know that it would ever happen this way
I'll be here until she will reEturn one day
AmEven though I'm dreaming, she must apFpear again
[Chorus]
GI've just lost Csomebody
     E      EN.C.          Am  
A  -  ha,  please let me dream
[Interlude]
|(Am)  |    Am|    Am|    Am|
[Verse 3]
AmShe came down from far away and smiled at me
In one moment I found out how Elove can be
AmThen I realized that she had Fgone again
[Chorus]
GI've just lost Csomebody
[Outro]
|     E|     E|     E|     E| Am  

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Ive Just Lost Somebody

by Golden Earring

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Golden Earrings - I've Just Lost Somebody

Play with twelve-string guitar

[Intro]

Am Am Am Am

| | | | |

[Verse 1]

She came down from far away and smiled at me

In one moment I found out how love can be

Am F

Then I realized that she had gone again

[Chorus]

G C

I've just lost somebody

E E Am Am

N.C.

A - ha, please let me dream

[Verse 2]

Though I know that it would ever happen this way

I'll be here until she will return one day

Am F

Even though I'm dreaming, she must appear again

[Chorus]

G C

I've just lost somebody

E E Am

N.C.

A - ha, please let me dream

[Interlude]

Am Am Am Am

|() | | | |

[Verse 3]

She came down from far away and smiled at me

In one moment I found out how love can be

Am F

Then I realized that she had gone again

[Chorus]

G C

I've just lost somebody

[Outro]

E E E E Am

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