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September Blue

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[Intro]
N.C.  Dm   G   C   F   Dm   G   C   Dm   G   C   F   Dm   G  C  
[Verse 1]
CYour head spins round on a Monday
And the Fdaylight's in Cyour Dmeyes
How you Glaughed and cursed tomorrow
Now he's Fstanding by your Cside
CYou touched the stars at midnight
The whole Fworld seem to shout 'HellDmo'
Now your Gthroat is tired and heavy
And Fonly one can goC  
[Chorus 1]
I'll be Dmall right though I may cryG  
The Ctears that flow they always dFmaj7ry
DmIt's just that I would rather bGe with you noCw
And every tDmime I see that starG  
I will Csay a prayer for youFmaj7  
Now and Dmforever GSeptember Cblue
Dm F  C      F      C      F
[Verse 2]
I'll be Dmallright though I may Gcry
The tears tChat flow they always Fmaj7dry
It's just that DmI would rather bGe with you nCow
And every Dmtime I see that stGar
I will sCay a prayer for youFmaj7  
Now and foDmrever GSeptember bAmlue
G'Cos I'll always love Dmyou
GSeptember Cblue

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September Blue

by Chris Rea

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Fmaj7

[Intro]

Dm G C F Dm G C Dm G C F Dm G C

N.C.

[Verse 1]

Your head spins round on a Monday

F C Dm

And the daylight's in your eyes

How you laughed and cursed tomorrow

F C

Now he's standing by your side

You touched the stars at midnight

F Dm

The whole world seem to shout 'Hello'

Now your throat is tired and heavy

F C

And only one can go

[Chorus 1]

Dm G

I'll be all right though I may cry

C Fmaj7

The tears that flow they always dry

Dm G C

It's just that I would rather be with you now

Dm G

And every time I see that star

C Fmaj7

I will say a prayer for you

Dm G C

Now and forever September blue

Dm F C F C F

[Verse 2]

Dm G

I'll be allright though I may cry

C Fmaj7

The tears that flow they always dry

Dm G C

It's just that I would rather be with you now

Dm G

And every time I see that star

C Fmaj7

I will say a prayer for you

Dm G Am

Now and forever September blue

G Dm

'Cos I'll always love you

G C

September blue

About September Blue Chords by Chris Rea

Learn how to play September Blue by Chris Rea with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “September Blue chords”, “September Blue guitar chords”, or “Chris Rea September Blue 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 September Blue chords and for experienced players who want accurate September Blue lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Dm, G, F, Fmaj7, Am.

FAQ — September Blue by Chris Rea

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What key is "September Blue" in?

The chords for "September Blue" show the original chord names (including C, Dm, G, F, Fmaj7, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.