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September Song

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September Song:Pat Boone.
Album - Stardust - #2 on BB Hot 200
on DOT Records in 1958.
#1.
Oh, it's a Bbm6long long while from MGb7ay to DeBbmajcember.Bb6  
But the days grow C7short Cm7-5when you F7b9reach SepBbmaj7tember.Bb6  
When the autumn Bbm6weather turns the Gb7leaves to Bbmaj7flame,Bb6  
one hasn't got C7time Cm7-5for the F7b9waiting Bbmaj7game.Bb6  
CHORUS:
Oh, the Ebm6days dwindle down to a Edimprecious few,
SepEbm6tember, No-Edimvem-ber.Bb6  
And these few Bbm6precious days I'll Gb7spend with Bbmaj7you.
Bb6These precious C7days I'll Cm7-5spend Bmaj7with  Bb6you.
CHORUS:
Oh, the Ebm6days dwindle down to a Edimprecious few,
SepEbm6tember, No-Edimvem-ber.Bb6  
And these few Bbm6precious days I'll Gb7spend with Bbmaj7you.
Bb6These precious C7days I'll Cm7-5spend Bmaj7with  Bb6you.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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September Song

by Pat Boone

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Bbm6

Gb7

Bbmaj

Bb6

Cm7-5

F7b9

Bbmaj7

Ebm6

Edim

Bmaj7

September Song:Pat Boone.

Album - Stardust - #2 on BB Hot 200

on DOT Records in 1958.

#1.

Bbm6 Gb7 Bbmaj Bb6

Oh, it's a long long while from May to December.

C7 Cm7-5 F7b9 Bbmaj7 Bb6

But the days grow short when you reach September.

Bbm6 Gb7 Bbmaj7 Bb6

When the autumn weather turns the leaves to flame,

C7 Cm7-5 F7b9 Bbmaj7 Bb6

one hasn't got time for the waiting game.

CHORUS:

Ebm6 Edim

Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few,

Ebm6 Edim Bb6

September, No-vem-ber.

Bbm6 Gb7 Bbmaj7

And these few precious days I'll spend with you.

Bb6 C7 Cm7-5 Bmaj7 Bb6

These precious days I'll spend with you.

CHORUS:

Ebm6 Edim

Oh, the days dwindle down to a precious few,

Ebm6 Edim Bb6

September, No-vem-ber.

Bbm6 Gb7 Bbmaj7

And these few precious days I'll spend with you.

Bb6 C7 Cm7-5 Bmaj7 Bb6

These precious days I'll spend with you.

A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.

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