Those Sweet Words

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Those Sweet Words - Norah Jones
Chords:
Ax02220
Asus2x02200
E/Ax02100
Dxx0232
Dsus2xx0230
F#m244222
D* x5777x
D#dimx6767x
E* x7999x
F(b5) x-8-9-10-12-x
F#m* x-9-11-11-10-x
Bmx21202
E** xx2100
E/Dxx0100
E/C#x4x100
E/Bx2x100
Use a bit of fingerpicking for best effect.
[Intro]
A Asus2 E/A D Dsus2
A Asus2 E/A D Dsus2 A
A D A F#m D A
[Verse 1]
What did you Asay
I kE/Anow I sDaw yDsus2ou sAinging
But my E/Aears wDon't Dsus2stop rAinging
Long enough to hDear
ThAose sweet wF#mords
WhDat did you saAy
[Verse 2]
AEnd of the day
The E/Ahour Dhand Dsus2has spAun
But beE/Afore the DnighDsus2t is dAone
I just have to Dhear
ThAose sweet wF#mords
Spoken like a mDelodAy
[Chorus]
All your F#mlove
Is a lDsus2ost ballAoonAsus2  A7  
D* D#dim   E   F(b5)  F#m*
Rising up through the after - noon
B7  E** E/D   E/C#  E/B  
'Til it could fit on the head of a pin
[Verse 3]
Come on Ain
Did you E/Ahave a Dhard Dsus2time slAeeping
'Cause thE/Ae heavy moDon Dsus2was keAeping
Me aAwake and all F#mI know
Is I'm just glad to sDee you aAgain
[Bridge] (same as intro)
[Chorus]
See my lF#move
Like a lDsus2ost ballAoonAsus2  A7  
D* D#dim   E   F(b5)  F#m*
Rising up through the after - noon
B7  E** E/D   E/C#  E/B  
And then you appeared
[Verse 4]
What did yoAu say
I kE/Anow what Dyou Dsus2were sAinging
But my E/Aears wDon't Dsus2stop rAinging
Long enough to hDear
TAhose sweet F#mwords
And your simple DmeloAdy
[Outro]
I just have to hDear
YAour sweet wF#mords
Spoken like a DmeloAdy
I Asus2just wanna Dhear
TAhose sweet wF#mords...D  A  
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The story behind the song

Norah Jones is an American singer-songwriter and musician known for her fusion of jazz with country, blues, folk, and pop. Her album Feels Like Home features this song, showcasing her signature style that has earned her multiple awards and widespread acclaim. Playing this song can feel like stepping into a warm, intimate space where every note carries a gentle, heartfelt sentiment.

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