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Norah Jones: Back to Manhattan
Capo 1st fret
Verse:
I'lAl go Dback Ato ManhDmaj7attan
F#m7As if notBbm7hing eC#m7ver happDmaj7ened
AWhen I cross that Dbridge
EIt'll be as if tAhis don't Dmaj7exist
Verse:
HavAe a prince wDho Ais waDmaj7iting
F#m7And a Bbm7kingC#m7dom dowDmaj7ntown
AI'll go back to DManhattan
EAs if nothing evAer happDmaj7ened
Chorus:
EDon't have to sApeak at Dmaj7all
EOne look in your F#meyes
And I won't haDve C#m7to fDmaj7allC#aug  
EDon't have to Aspeak Dmaj7at all
...
Original key:
I'lBbl go Ebback Bbto ManhaEbmaj7ttan
GmAs if noCmthing eDmver happeEbmaj7ned
BbWhen I cross that bEbridge
FIt'll be as if tBbhis don't Ebmaj7exist
HavBbe a prince Ebwho Bbis waEbmaj7iting
GmAnd a kiCmngdom dowEbmaj7ntown
BbI'll go back to MEbanhattan
FAs if nothing evBber happeneEbmaj7d
FDon't have to sBbpeak at aEbmaj7ll
FOne look in your Gmeyes
And I won't haEbve Dmto fEbmaj7allDaug  
FDon't have to Bbspeak aEbmaj7t all
Brooklyn holds you
And holds my heart too
What a fool I was to think
I could live in both worlds
Don't have to speak at all
One look in your eyes
And I won't have to fall
Don't have to speak at all
I should go back to Manhattan
It's just a train ride away
I know nothing about leaving
But I know I should do it today

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Back To Manhattan

by Norah Jones

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dmaj7

F#m7

Bbm7

C#m7

F#m

C#aug

Ebmaj7

Daug

Norah Jones: Back to Manhattan

Capo 1st fret

Verse:

A D A Dmaj7

I'll go back to Manhattan

F#m7 Bbm7 C#m7 Dmaj7

As if nothing ever happened

A D

When I cross that bridge

E A Dmaj7

It'll be as if this don't exist

Verse:

A D A Dmaj7

Have a prince who is waiting

F#m7 Bbm7 C#m7 Dmaj7

And a kingdom downtown

A D

I'll go back to Manhattan

E A Dmaj7

As if nothing ever happened

Chorus:

E A Dmaj7

Don't have to speak at all

E F#m

One look in your eyes

D C#m7 Dmaj7 C#aug

And I won't have to fall

E A Dmaj7

Don't have to speak at all

...

Original key:

Bb Eb Bb Ebmaj7

I'll go back to Manhattan

Gm Cm Dm Ebmaj7

As if nothing ever happened

Bb Eb

When I cross that bridge

F Bb Ebmaj7

It'll be as if this don't exist

Bb Eb Bb Ebmaj7

Have a prince who is waiting

Gm Cm Ebmaj7

And a kingdom downtown

Bb Eb

I'll go back to Manhattan

F Bb Ebmaj7

As if nothing ever happened

F Bb Ebmaj7

Don't have to speak at all

F Gm

One look in your eyes

Eb Dm Ebmaj7 Daug

And I won't have to fall

F Bb Ebmaj7

Don't have to speak at all

Brooklyn holds you

And holds my heart too

What a fool I was to think

I could live in both worlds

Don't have to speak at all

One look in your eyes

And I won't have to fall

Don't have to speak at all

I should go back to Manhattan

It's just a train ride away

I know nothing about leaving

But I know I should do it today

About Back To Manhattan Chords by Norah Jones

Learn how to play Back To Manhattan by Norah Jones with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Back To Manhattan chords”, “Back To Manhattan guitar chords”, or “Norah Jones Back To Manhattan 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 Back To Manhattan chords and for experienced players who want accurate Back To Manhattan lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D, Dmaj7, F#m7, Bbm7, C#m7.

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What key is "Back To Manhattan" in?

The chords for "Back To Manhattan" show the original chord names (including A, D, Dmaj7, F#m7, Bbm7, C#m7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.