Josephine

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[Chorus]
Take me Amback GJoseCphine to that Fcold and F/Cdark GDecember.
I am Ammissing Gsomeone Cbut I Fdon’t know Gwho.
Now I’m AmstanGding aClone and I’m Ftrying F/Cto remGember
SomeAmtimes I Gwonder Chow I Fever Gstarted loving CyouCsus4  C  
[Verse]
FNoontime Cwind can you Gblow
For me Amone more Am/Etime and Ftake me
On Cback to the Gstart
FWhere the midnight Cmoon shines so Gbright
Nearly pAmulled us Am/Eup to Fheaven
By the Cstrings of our Ghearts
[Chorus]
Take me Amback GJoseCphine to that Fcold and F/Cdark GDecember.
I am Ammissing Gsomeone Cbut I Fdon’t know Gwho.
Now I’m AmstanGding aClone and I’m Ftrying F/Cto remGember
SomeAmtimes I Gwonder Chow I Fever Gstarted loving CyouCsus4  C  
[Verse]
FMorning Csun shine on Gme
Come Amlight inAm/Eside my Fwindow
And Crest on my Gbrow
FKiss my Ceyes when I Gsleep
And Amcarry Am/Eme back Fhome
If my Cdreams will Gallow
[Chorus]
Take me Amback GJoseCphine to that Fcold and F/Cdark GDecember.
I am Ammissing Gsomeone Cbut I Fdon’t know Gwho.
Now I’m AmstanGding aClone and I’m Ftrying F/Cto remGember
SomeAmtimes I Gwonder Chow I Fever Gstarted loving CyouCsus2  E7/G#  
Take me Amback GJoseCphine to that Fcold and F/Cdark GDecember.
I am Ammissing Gsomeone Cbut I Fdon’t know Gwho.
Now I’m AmstanGding aClone and I’m Fdying F/Cto reGmember
SomeAmtimes I Gwonder Chow I Fever Gstarted loving CyouC  G/B  
AmSomeone Ghelp me CunderFstand why GI’m still loving youC  
Last line consists of a C while the bass walks down from A to C.
You can try to incorporate that into your strumming by playing the following:
Ending
C6 C Csus4 C Csus2 C
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(Old Version)
I'm sorry if the last update messed with something you loved. Thought I'd provide
the legacy version. Same key as above but quite a bit easier to play.
Capo 2
[Chorus]
Take me Emback DJoseGphine to that Ccold and C/Gdark DDecember.
I am Emmissing Dsomeone Gbut I Cdon’t know Dwho.
Now I’m EmstanDding aGlone and I’m Ctrying C/Gto remDember
SomeEmtimes I Dwonder Ghow I Cever Dstarted loving GyouGsus4  G  
[Verse]
CNoontime Gwind can you Dblow
For me Emone more Em/Btime and Ctake me
On Gback to the Dstart
CWhere the midnight Gmoon shines so Dbright
Nearly pEmulled us Em/Bup to Cheaven
By the Gstrings of our Dhearts
[Chorus]
Take me Emback DJoseGphine to that Ccold and C/Gdark DDecember.
I am Emmissing Dsomeone Gbut I Cdon’t know Dwho.
Now I’m EmstanDding aGlone and I’m Ctrying C/Gto remDember
SomeEmtimes I Dwonder Ghow I Cever Dstarted loving GyouGsus4  G  
[Verse]
CMorning Gsun shine on Dme
Come Emlight inEm/Bside my Cwindow
And Grest on my Dbrow
CKiss my Geyes when I Dsleep
And Emcarry Em/Bme back Chome
If my Gdreams will Dallow
[Chorus]
Take me Emback DJoseGphine to that Ccold and C/Gdark DDecember.
I am Emmissing Dsomeone Gbut I Cdon’t know Dwho.
Now I’m EmstanDding aGlone and I’m Ctrying C/Gto remDember
SomeEmtimes I Dwonder Ghow I Cever Dstarted loving GyouGsus2  B7/D#  
Take me Emback DJoseGphine to that Ccold and C/Gdark DDecember.
I am Emmissing Dsomeone Gbut I Cdon’t know Dwho.
Now I’m EmstanDding aGlone and I’m Cdying C/Gto reDmember
SomeEmtimes I Dwonder Ghow I Cever Dstarted loving GyouG  D/F#  
EmSomeone Dhelp me GunderCstand why DI’m still loving youG  
Ending
G6 G Gsus4 G Gsus2 G
Last line consists of a G major chord while the bass-line walks down to the G
from the E.
You can try to incorporate that into your strumming by playing the following:
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