All Of Me

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"All Of Me"
(feat. Paul McCartney)
intro lead guitar; (ending a bit different than original, think it sounds more appropriate for one guitar)
e|---G---------E7-------D-----------------B7-----------E7-----------------A7---------------D-----|
B|-----------------------------10-----------------------------------------------------|
G|---7~-----9-7---9s11---9s11------7--------------7h9-----7h9-------------------------|
D|------------------------------------9~--------9-------9-------9--7~-----7h9---------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------10-----|
DAll of me, why not take aF#7ll of me?
B7Can't you see I'm no good wEmithout you?
F#7Take my lips, I wanna loBm7se them
ETake my arms, E7I never Ause tA7hem
DYour goodbyes left me with eF#7yes that cry
B7How can I go on without Emyou?
G7You took the paE7rt that onDce was my hB7eart
E7So why not take A7all of Dme?Em  A7  
[Solo - piano]
D F#7
B7 Em
F#7 Bm7
E7 A7
DYour goodbyes left me with eyF#7es that cry
B7How can I go on without Emyou?
G7You took the E7part that Donce was my B7heart
E7So why not take A7all of Dme?
[Solo - guitar]
D F#7
B7 Em
F#7 Bm7
E7 A7
DYour goodbyes left me with F#7eyes that cry
B7How can I go on without Emyou?
G7You took the E7part that Donce was my B7heart
E7So why not take alA7l of meD?
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The story behind the song

"All Of Me" is found on Eric Clapton's album Old Sock. Clapton is celebrated as one of the most successful and influential guitarists in rock and blues music, known for his sustained blues improvisations and blues-based psychedelic pop. This song showcases his enduring presence in music, appearing on a release much later in his career. It plays like a classic from a seasoned musician, offering a smooth, reflective journey.

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