I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do

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(In the chorus over the "I do I do" bit, I doubt if there's a
G7....seems like a continious G (same is true for the Ab7 in the very
last verses)......but go ahead switch chords sounds better)
[Intro]
sax over C....G-G7-C-G
[Verse 1]
LoCve Gme or leaCve me, make your chA7oice but believe Dmme
I love yGou
I dG7o, I do, I do, I do, CI doG7  
CI caGn't concCeal it, don't you sA7ee, can't you fDmeel it?
Don't you tGoo?
I dG7o, I do, I do, I do, CI do
[Chorus]
OGmh, I've beeC7n dreaming through Fmy loneDmly past
NDow I just madD7e it, I foDmund you at lG7ast
[Verse 2]
So come Con, noGw let's tCry it, I love yA7ou, can't deDmny it
'Cos it's tGrue
I G7do, I do, I do, I do, CI doG7  
[Instrumental]
Sax break 1: C....G-G7-C-G
Sax break 2: C-G-C-A7-Dm-G-G7-C..
[Chorus]
Oh, Gmno hard fC7eelings between yFou and Dmme
DIf we can't makD7e it, but jDmust wait and sGee
[Verse 3]
So Ccome Gon, now letC's try it, I A7love you, caDmn't deny it
'Cos it's tGrue
G7   C..... Ab  
I do, I do, I do, I do, I do
So Dblove Abme or Dbleave me, make your Bb7choice, but beEbmlieve me
I love Abyou
I Ab7do, I do, I do, I do, DbI doAb7  
DbI canAb't concDbeal it, don't you Bb7see, can't you fEbmeel it?
Don't you tAboo?
I Ab7do, I do, I do, I do, DbI F#doDb  
[Outro]
Db.....Ab-Ab7-Db....Db ....Ab-Ab7-Db....till fade....
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The story behind the song

"I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do" was a significant song for ABBA, helping them to regain momentum after the release of "Waterloo." The song draws inspiration from European schlager music and the saxophone sound of 1950s American orchestra leader Billy Vaughn, giving it a distinctive feel. It was featured on their eponymous third studio album in 1975, with Agnetha Fältskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad singing lead. Though Björn Ulvaeus personally preferred "SOS," this track was chosen as a single for its commercial appeal, which proved to be a good decision for the group. Playing it might evoke the feeling of a heartfelt, straightforward declaration of commitment.

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