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Those Brown Eyes

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[Intro]
D  F#m  Em  A
[Verse]
One Devening F#mwhen the Emmoon was Alow
My brown eyes whispered, "I must Dgo"
Not one F#mmoment Emwould she Await
She kissed my cheek and left my Dgate
[Chorus]
GThose brown eyes I loved so Dwell
GThose brown eyes I long to DseeA...
DHow I long for Gthose brown eAyes
Strangers they have grown to Dbe
[Verse]
One evening F#mas I Emwalked the Astreet
My brown eyes I chanced to Dmeet
Another F#mman was Emby her Aside
Soon, I knew, she'd be his DbrideBb  
[Verse]
It was Gmjust one Fmyear toBbday
They laid my own brown eyes aEbway
Now up in Gmheaven for Fmall to Bbsee
A brown eyed angel waits for Ebme
[Chorus]
AbThose brown eyes I loved so Ebwell
AbThose brown eyes I long to Ebsee.Bb..
EbHow I long for Abthose brown Bbeyes
Strangers they have grown to Ebbe
BbStrangers they have grown to Bbe..Eb..

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Those Brown Eyes

by The Kingston Trio

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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F#m

[Intro]

D F#m Em A

[Verse]

D F#m Em A

One evening when the moon was low

My brown eyes whispered, "I must go"

F#m Em A

Not one moment would she wait

She kissed my cheek and left my gate

[Chorus]

G D

Those brown eyes I loved so well

G D A

Those brown eyes I long to see...

D G A

How I long for those brown eyes

Strangers they have grown to be

[Verse]

F#m Em A

One evening as I walked the street

My brown eyes I chanced to meet

F#m Em A

Another man was by her side

D Bb

Soon, I knew, she'd be his bride

[Verse]

Gm Fm Bb

It was just one year today

They laid my own brown eyes away

Gm Fm Bb

Now up in heaven for all to see

A brown eyed angel waits for me

[Chorus]

Ab Eb

Those brown eyes I loved so well

Ab Eb Bb

Those brown eyes I long to see...

Eb Ab Bb

How I long for those brown eyes

Strangers they have grown to be

Bb B Eb

Strangers they have grown to be....

About Those Brown Eyes Chords by The Kingston Trio

Learn how to play Those Brown Eyes by The Kingston Trio with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Those Brown Eyes chords”, “Those Brown Eyes guitar chords”, or “The Kingston Trio Those Brown Eyes 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 Those Brown Eyes chords and for experienced players who want accurate Those Brown Eyes lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, F#m, Em, A, G, Bb.

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What key is "Those Brown Eyes" in?

The chords for "Those Brown Eyes" show the original chord names (including D, F#m, Em, A, G, Bb). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.