Valerie

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[Verse 1]
Well, someCmaj7times I go out by myself and I look across the Dm7water
And I Cmaj7think of all the things, what you're doin' and in my head I paint a pDm7icture
[Chorus]
'Cos Fsince I've come on home, well my Embody's been a mess
And I've Fmissed your ginger hair and the Emway you like to dress
FWon't you come on over, Emstop making a fool out of Gme
G7Why don't you come on over, Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
[Verse 2]
Did you Cmaj7have to go to jail, put your house on up for sale, did you get a good lDm7awyer
I hope you Cmaj7didn't catch a tan, I hope you found the right man who'll fix it for Dm7ya
Are you Cmaj7shoppin' anywhere, changed the colour of your hair, aDm7re you busy?
And did you Cmaj7have to pay that fine you was dodging all the time, are you still Dm7dizzy?
[Chorus]
'Cos Fsince I've come on home, well my Embody's been a mess
And I've Fmissed your ginger hair and the Emway you like to dress
FWon't you come on over, Emstop making a fool out of Gme
G7Why don't you come on over, Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
[Verse 3]
Cmaj7N.C. Dm7N.C. Dm7N.C.
Well, sometimes I go out by myself and I look across the water
And I Cmaj7think of all the things, what you're doing and in my head I paint a pDm7icture
[Chorus]
'Cos Fsince I've come on home, well my Embody's been a mess
And I've Fmissed your ginger hair and the Emway you like to dress
FWon't you come on over, Emstop making a fool out of Gme
G7Why don't you come on over, Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
Va-Cmaj7a-lerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
Mmm VCmaj7alerie, ValerDm7ie-e-ee
ValerCmaj7ie-e-ee, Va-a-le-rDm7ieee
Why don't you come on over Va-Cmaj7alerie...
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The story behind the song

"Valerie" is a song brought to life by the British-American musician, producer, and DJ, Mark Ronson. Known for his work with a variety of prominent artists and his Grammy-winning productions, Ronson's rendition of "Valerie" became a notable part of his catalog. It showcases his signature Motown-funk style, offering a vibrant and soulful sound. Playing this song channels a classic, energetic groove.

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