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Yesterday - Summer Song

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[Intro]
G D C G
[Verse 1]
GSun's in the sDky
CAnd nothing can go Gwrong
GKiss winter goodbyDe
And Csing this summer sGong
[Chorus]
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Csing this summer Gsong
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Dsing all Csummer lGong
[Verse 2]
GGo for a rDide
CThe days are gettin' Glong
GUnder cloudless Dskies
I'm gonna Csing this summer sGong
[Chorus]
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Csing this summer Gsong
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Dsing all Csummer lGong
[Bridge]
EmI was bDorn here, I guess I'll Amstay
Why would I ever go away?
CLife is a lC/Gifelong summer Dday
[Chorus]
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Csing this summer Gsong
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Dsing all Csummer lGong
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Csing this summer Gsong
CWhoa whoa Gwhoa I'm gonna Dsing all Csummer lGong

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Yesterday - Summer Song

by Misc Soundtrack

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C/G

[Intro]

G D C G

[Verse 1]

G D

Sun's in the sky

C G

And nothing can go wrong

G D

Kiss winter goodbye

C G

And sing this summer song

[Chorus]

C G C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing this summer song

C G D C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing all summer long

[Verse 2]

G D

Go for a ride

C G

The days are gettin' long

G D

Under cloudless skies

C G

I'm gonna sing this summer song

[Chorus]

C G C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing this summer song

C G D C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing all summer long

[Bridge]

Em D Am

I was born here, I guess I'll stay

Why would I ever go away?

C C/G D

Life is a lifelong summer day

[Chorus]

C G C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing this summer song

C G D C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing all summer long

C G C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing this summer song

C G D C G

Whoa whoa whoa I'm gonna sing all summer long

About Yesterday - Summer Song Chords by Misc Soundtrack

Learn how to play Yesterday - Summer Song by Misc Soundtrack with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Yesterday - Summer Song chords”, “Yesterday - Summer Song guitar chords”, or “Misc Soundtrack Yesterday - Summer Song 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 Yesterday - Summer Song chords and for experienced players who want accurate Yesterday - Summer Song lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, D, C, Em, Am, C/G.

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