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Spanish Is The Loving Tongue

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Tuning: Standard
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Capo: 1st fret
Play: C
Key: Db/C#
For original chords transpose +1
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[Intro]
|  C|  Em|    F   F/G|  C|
|  C|  Em|  F|  G|
[Verse]
 CSpanish iEms     Fthe loving Ctongue
  CSoft as Emmusic, Flight as Gspray
  CIt was a Emgirl   FI learned it C/Gfrom
  CLiving Emdown   FSonoGra Cway
  CWell, I don't Emlook   Fmuch like a C/Glover
  C/GStill I Emhear   Fher love words Gover
  CMostly Emwhen   FI'm all aC/Glone
  FMi aC/Gmor,   Gmi coF/Gra--Czon
[Interlude]
|  C|  Em|    F   F/G|  C|
[Verse]
  COn the Emnight   Fthat I would C/Gride
  CShe would Emlisten   Ffor my Gspurs
  CThrow that Embig door   Fopen C/Gwide
  C/GRaise those Emlaughing GeyF/Ges of Chers
  COh, how Emnight   Fwould go a-C/Gflyin’
  CAll too Emsoon   FI hear her Gsighin’
  CIn her Emsweet   Fand quiet C/Gtone
  FMi aC/Gmor,   Gmi coF/Gra--Czon
[Interlude]
|  C|  Em|    F   F/G|  C|
[Verse]
  CHaven't seEmen    Fher since that C/Gnight
  CI can't Emcross   Fthe line you Gknow
  CThey want me Emfor   Fa gamblin' fC/Gight
  C/GLike as Emnot    Git's betF/Gter Cso
  CStill I Emalways   Fkind of missed herC  
  CSince that Emlast sad Fnight I Gkissed her
  CLeft her Emheart,   FI broke my C/Gown
  FAdiC/Gos,    Gmi coF/Gra--Czon
[Coda]
|  C|  Em|  G| C  

All chords in this song (6)

The story behind the song

Bob Dylan is celebrated for his sophisticated lyrical techniques, infusing folk music with the intellectualism of classic literature and poetry. His work often incorporates political, social, and philosophical influences, challenging pop music conventions. This song, appearing on the "Masterpieces" release, fits into the world of an artist known for crafting deeply resonant and evocative musical narratives. It plays like a tender reflection on a language tied to affection.

AI-written from these sources:Bob Dylan — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Spanish Is The Loving Tongue

by Bob Dylan

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F/G

C/G

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Tuning: Standard

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Capo: 1st fret

Play: C

Key: Db/C#

For original chords transpose +1

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[Intro]

C Em F F/G C

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C Em F G

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[Verse]

C Em F C

Spanish is the loving tongue

C Em F G

Soft as music, light as spray

C Em F C/G

It was a girl I learned it from

C Em F G C

Living down Sonora way

C Em F C/G

Well, I don't look much like a lover

C/G Em F G

Still I hear her love words over

C Em F C/G

Mostly when I'm all alone

F C/G G F/G C

Mi amor, mi cora--zon

[Interlude]

C Em F F/G C

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[Verse]

C Em F C/G

On the night that I would ride

C Em F G

She would listen for my spurs

C Em F C/G

Throw that big door open wide

C/G Em G F/G C

Raise those laughing eyes of hers

C Em F C/G

Oh, how night would go a-flyin’

C Em F G

All too soon I hear her sighin’

C Em F C/G

In her sweet and quiet tone

F C/G G F/G C

Mi amor, mi cora--zon

[Interlude]

C Em F F/G C

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[Verse]

C Em F C/G

Haven't seen her since that night

C Em F G

I can't cross the line you know

C Em F C/G

They want me for a gamblin' fight

C/G Em G F/G C

Like as not it's better so

C Em F C

Still I always kind of missed her

C Em F G

Since that last sad night I kissed her

C Em F C/G

Left her heart, I broke my own

F C/G G F/G C

Adios, mi cora--zon

[Coda]

C Em G C

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About Spanish Is The Loving Tongue Chords by Bob Dylan

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