About You

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About You
(Paul McCartney)
(A Capella)
A-One-Two-Three-Four
4/4 ——
| Bm| Em|
. You give me power to get out of bed
4/4 ——
| Bm| Em|
. When in the mornin' I'm feeling dead
4/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D| G| F#  
Livin' and lovin', there's a lot to be said it's true . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em|
Gonna say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 —— 2/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em| D   A|
Say it about you . . . . . . .
4/4 ——
| Bm| Em|
. Out of the darkness and into the light
4/4 ——
| Bm| Em|
. Straight to the center . of everything right
4/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D| G| F#  
Darlin' don't worry, the sky will be bright and blue . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 —————
| D   A| Bm   Em  
When I say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em  
Gonna say it about you . oh, yeah . .
2/4 —— 4/4 ——
| D   A| Bm|
I'll say it about you . . .
Bridge:
4/4 ——
| F#m| F#m   Bm   F#m| Em| Em   Em   Bm|
. . . . . . . & . . . . . . . . & .
4/4 ——
| F#m| F#m   Bm   F#m| Em| Em|
. . . . . . . & . . . . . . . . .
4/4 ——
|Bm (off on one) |Em |
When did you teach me to fly through the air?
4/4 ——
| Bm| Em|
Ah, sooner or later . all will be there
4/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D| G| F#  
I read the headlines, now I can swear it's true . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 —————
| D   A| Bm   Em  
And they say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em  
Gonna say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em  
Gonna say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 6/4 ——
| D   A| Bm   Em  
Gonna say it about you . . . . .
2/4 —— 4/4 ——
| D   A| | Bm| Em|
Gonna say it about . . . . (you) . . . . . . .
(Bass line:) (b) . . . (e) (f#) (g) (d)
Outro (as above):
| Bm. . . | Em. . . | Bm. . . | Em. . . | Bm. . . | Em. . . |
| Bm. . . | Em. . . | Bm<> |
Charted by Dexex
Notes:
- This song features some change ups in the time signature. What I'm counting as 6/4 might actually be
a measure of 4/4 and a measure of 2/4. But it's close enough for rock and roll.
- In the bridge, I play a B5 instead of a Bm because it's faster for me than playing a barre chord.
- I write chord charts for my own use as a rhythm guitarist. I don't claim they are the "right" way.
They're not intended to be taken as tabs - which notate exactly how a song was played on a recording.
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