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Always - Frank Sinatra, 1943 (Original in A)
Intro:            G7       G   C7           C  
(very Slow with feeling)
CI'll be loving C7you, CalEmways,    
G7With a love that's Gtrue, Cal-C7ways.
CWhen the things you pC7lanned, Eneed a helping E7hand,
B7I will underBm7stand, EalEm7ways, CalG7ways.
CDays may not be C7fair, CalEmways;          Dm7  
A7That's when I'll be Athere, alDmways.
FNot for just an Fm7hour,  Cnot for just a Amday,
G7Not for just a Gyear, but C7alwCays.
Musical Interlude: chords of Verse 1.
CDays may not be C7fair, CalEmways;     B7       Bb7  
A7That's when I'll be Athere, alDmways.
FNot for just an Dm7hour,  Cnot for just a Amday,
G7Not for just a Dmyear, but C7alwCays.   (slowing)

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The story behind the song

Frank Sinatra, known as "Ol' Blue Eyes" and "Chairman of the Board," was one of the most influential entertainers of the 20th century, beginning his musical career in the swing era. He became an idol to many, releasing numerous successful albums throughout his career. This song, appearing on a 1947 release, embodies the timeless elegance and romantic sentiment often associated with Sinatra's vocal style. It plays like a tender, unwavering declaration of devotion.

AI-written from these sources:Frank Sinatra — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Always

by Frank Sinatra

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Bm7

Em7

Dm7

Fm7

Bb7

Always - Frank Sinatra, 1943 (Original in A)

G7 G C7 C

Intro:

(very Slow with feeling)

C C7 C Em

I'll be loving you, always,

G7 G C C7

With a love that's true, al-ways.

C C7 E E7

When the things you planned, need a helping hand,

B7 Bm7 E Em7 C G7

I will understand, always, always.

C C7 C Em Dm7

Days may not be fair, always;

A7 A Dm

That's when I'll be there, always.

F Fm7 C Am

Not for just an hour, not for just a day,

G7 G C7 C

Not for just a year, but always.

Musical Interlude: chords of Verse 1.

C C7 C Em B7 Bb7

Days may not be fair, always;

A7 A Dm

That's when I'll be there, always.

F Dm7 C Am

Not for just an hour, not for just a day,

G7 Dm C7 C

Not for just a year, but always. (slowing)

About Always Chords by Frank Sinatra

Learn how to play Always by Frank Sinatra with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Always chords”, “Always guitar chords”, or “Frank Sinatra Always chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Always chords and for experienced players who want accurate Always lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, G7, G, C7, C, Em.

FAQ — Always by Frank Sinatra

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The chords for "Always" show the original chord names (including A, G7, G, C7, C, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.