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Autumn Leaves

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Eminor

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Capo on 1st fret for original key.
Intro:     Em7     Am7     D7  Em7  
Verse.
The falling lAm7eaves, dD7rift by my Bmwindow,    Em7the autumn lAm7eaves, of D7red and Em7gold.
I see you Am7lips, the sD7ummer kBm7isses,     Em7the sun-burnt Am7hands, I D7used to Em7hold.
Chorus
Since you F#7went away, the Bm7days grow Em7long, and soon I?ll Am7hear, D7old winter?s Bm7song;Em7  
But I Am7miss you most of D7all, my dBmarling,     Em7when aF#7utumn leaves beBgin  Esus4to   Emfall.
Interlude       Chords of verse.
             Am7     D7         Bm     Em7             Am7       D7      Em7
          Am7        D7     Bm7    Em7              Am7      D7      Em7
Chorus
Since you went aF#7way, the Bm7days grow Em7long, and soon I?ll Am7hear, D7old winter?s Bm7song;Em7  
But I Am7miss you most of D7all, my dBmarling,      Em7when F#7autumn leaves bBegin  Esus4to   Emfall.
Outro:                      F#7        B    Esus4  Em  

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Autumn Leaves

by Doris Day

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Em7

Am7

Bm7

F#7

Esus4

Capo on 1st fret for original key.

Em7 Am7 D7 Em7

Intro:

Verse.

Am7 D7 Bm Em7 Am7 D7 Em7

The falling leaves, drift by my window, the autumn leaves, of red and gold.

Am7 D7 Bm7 Em7 Am7 D7 Em7

I see you lips, the summer kisses, the sun-burnt hands, I used to hold.

Chorus

F#7 Bm7 Em7 Am7 D7 Bm7 Em7

Since you went away, the days grow long, and soon I?ll hear, old winter?s song;

Am7 D7 Bm Em7 F#7 B Esus4 Em

But I miss you most of all, my darling, when autumn leaves begin to fall.

Interlude Chords of verse.

Am7 D7 Bm Em7 Am7 D7 Em7

Am7 D7 Bm7 Em7 Am7 D7 Em7

Chorus

F#7 Bm7 Em7 Am7 D7 Bm7 Em7

Since you went away, the days grow long, and soon I?ll hear, old winter?s song;

Am7 D7 Bm Em7 F#7 B Esus4 Em

But I miss you most of all, my darling, when autumn leaves begin to fall.

F#7 B Esus4 Em

Outro:

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