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No One Ever Tells You

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[Intro]
Db   D7x2
[Verse]
DbNo one ever D7tells you what's Dblike to love and D7lose
DbHow it feels to Ebm7waken and have Fm7breakfast Bbm7with the Abm7bluesG7b5  
GbHow to go on Gdim7living, how to Db6/Abface aFm7nother Bb7day
Eb7No one ever Bbm7tells you the Eb7wayCb7  Eb7  A7  Ab7  
DbNo one ever D7tells you how it Dbfeels to walk aloD7ne
DbListening for those Ebm7footsteps through the Fm7echo of your Bbm7ownAbm7  G7b5  
GbSuddenly it hGdim7its you all those Db6/Abdreams not Fm7worth a Bb7dime
Cause Eb7no one ever Abm7tells you in tDb7ime
Ab7Long before the Db7icy winds of winter
Gb7Autumn tells the swallows, time to Dbfly
Gbm7Why did she Dbpretend Gbmtill the bitter Dbend
Eb7Till it broke my heart to say goodGbbyeAb7  
DbAnd no one ever D7tells you that it's Dbjust another fD7ling
DbNo one ever Ebm7warns you when your Fm7heart begins to Bbm7singDb7  
GbSomeone tells Gdim7you later all is Db6/Abfair in Fm7love and Bb7war
EbBut no one ever Abtells you Dbbefore
[instrumental]
Gbm7   Db7x2
Eb7 Ab7 (Modulation +1 semitone)
A
[Verse]
DNo one ever Eb7tells you that it's Djust another Eb7fling
DNo one ever Em7warns you when your Gbm7heart begins to Bm7sing
GSomeone tells you Abdim7later all is D/Afair in Gbm7love and B7war
But no Eone ever Atells you Dbefore
It never comes B7easy, nE7o one ever A7tells you befoDreEb7  D  Eb7  Dmaj7  
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The story behind the song

This song appears on Frank Sinatra's 1957 album, A Swingin' Affair! Sinatra, known for his influential career spanning the swing era and beyond, was a singer, conductor, and actor, often called "Ol' Blue Eyes." He released many successful albums throughout his career, including collaborations with arrangers like Nelson Riddle. This track showcases his signature style, bringing a sophisticated touch to the mood it evokes. It feels like a moment of quiet, thoughtful reflection.

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