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Harrys Gate

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Barry]
DOoh, it is snowing,
Outside it is snowing.
BmSomewhere on 5th AF#mvenue I useGd to know Aa friend.
DIn my bed I'm lying.
Times I am defying.
BmThere's no will, nF#mo remedy for alGl the yeaArs gone by.
[Robin]
GBack in 195D8:
FWe used to swing on CHarry's gate.
TCmhe things we did we tGmhough were great in A1958.
[Barry]
Back in 1964:
We used to knock on Harry's door.
And do the things we did before in 1964.
[Robin]
I hear some music
Some old-fashioned music
It's played so often in my head, I don't know anymore.
In my bed I'm lying.
Age I am defying.
I close my eyes and in my dreams I see those days again.
[Barry]
Back in 1958:
We used to swing on Harry's gate.
The things we did we though were great in 1958.
[Robin]
Back in 1964:
We used to knock on Harry's door.
And do the things we did before in 1964.
[Barry & Robin]
Back in 1965:
The things we did were more alive.
We knew we'd live throughout the drive in 1965.
Oh...oh...oh

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Harrys Gate

by Bee Gees

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Chords in this song · guitar

F#m

Barry]

Ooh, it is snowing,

Outside it is snowing.

Bm F#m G A

Somewhere on 5th Avenue I used to know a friend.

In my bed I'm lying.

Times I am defying.

Bm F#m G A

There's no will, no remedy for all the years gone by.

[Robin]

G D

Back in 1958:

F C

We used to swing on Harry's gate.

Cm Gm A

The things we did we though were great in 1958.

[Barry]

Back in 1964:

We used to knock on Harry's door.

And do the things we did before in 1964.

[Robin]

I hear some music

Some old-fashioned music

It's played so often in my head, I don't know anymore.

In my bed I'm lying.

Age I am defying.

I close my eyes and in my dreams I see those days again.

[Barry]

Back in 1958:

We used to swing on Harry's gate.

The things we did we though were great in 1958.

[Robin]

Back in 1964:

We used to knock on Harry's door.

And do the things we did before in 1964.

[Barry & Robin]

Back in 1965:

The things we did were more alive.

We knew we'd live throughout the drive in 1965.

Oh...oh...oh

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