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Juliet

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Picking is tough to figure out,   listen to CD for timing and picking pattern. 
I didn't tab the interlude. 
Intro is finger-picked on a nylon-string acoustic. 
Gsus to G is just a quick change..  Ignore it if it doesn't make sense,  the 
harmony will still work.
Intro:     Dm     Gsus  G  
CJuliet I've been Fwaitin',
CFor so long for Fyou to come back
DmHow I, I've been Gsusneedin' Gyou, Juliet.
CWrapped up all in Fday dreams,
CBut daydreams Fwon't fill the night time.
DmAnd I'Gsusm so Gglad I found Juliet.
CNanananananFa........... 
DmNanananananGsusa........... 
CNanananananFa........... 
                 Dm  C......
Na nah nah nah-na-ah
....             C  F  
Turn your eyes on me, girl
CWanderin' round Finside a grown man
DmNo more than a Gsussmall Gboy, sweet Juliet
C'Bout to give up Ftryin'
CAnd there you stood
FWithout your shoes on
DmYou've gone and Gsusloved me, Gsweet Juliet
CNanananananFa........... 
DmNanananananGsusa........... 
CNanananananFa........... 
                Dm  C......
Na nah nah nah-na-ah

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Juliet

by Neil Diamond

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Gsus

Picking is tough to figure out, listen to CD for timing and picking pattern.

I didn't tab the interlude.

Intro is finger-picked on a nylon-string acoustic.

Gsus to G is just a quick change.. Ignore it if it doesn't make sense, the

harmony will still work.

Dm Gsus G

Intro:

C F

Juliet I've been waitin',

C F

For so long for you to come back

Dm Gsus G

How I, I've been needin' you, Juliet.

C F

Wrapped up all in day dreams,

C F

But daydreams won't fill the night time.

Dm Gsus G

And I'm so glad I found Juliet.

C F

Nananananana...........

Dm Gsus

Nananananana...........

C F

Nananananana...........

Dm C

......

Na nah nah nah-na-ah

C F

....

Turn your eyes on me, girl

C F

Wanderin' round inside a grown man

Dm Gsus G

No more than a small boy, sweet Juliet

C F

'Bout to give up tryin'

And there you stood

Without your shoes on

Dm Gsus G

You've gone and loved me, sweet Juliet

C F

Nananananana...........

Dm Gsus

Nananananana...........

C F

Nananananana...........

Dm C

......

Na nah nah nah-na-ah

About Juliet Chords by Neil Diamond

Learn how to play Juliet by Neil Diamond with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Juliet chords”, “Juliet guitar chords”, or “Neil Diamond Juliet chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Juliet chords and for experienced players who want accurate Juliet lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Gsus, G, Dm, C, F.

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The chords for "Juliet" show the original chord names (including Gsus, G, Dm, C, F). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.