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Frankie - Sister Sledge
Tune: Half step down
[Intro]
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Mmh Gmmh AmmmGh mmCh, mGmh Ammmh Gmmh mmh
[Verse 1]
I was Cwalking down the Gstreet one day
when AmI looked up, I Gsaw a friend.
Hey CFrankiGe,  Amdo you Gremember me?
He Clooked at me and Gthen I blushed
'Cause AmI remembered I Gloved you so much
Cway back when Gwe were friends
Amgoing together but Gthen you left me.
[Chorus]
CFrankieG,    Amdo you Gremember me?
CFrankieG,    Amdo you Gremember?
[Verse 2]
CYou were fifteen, GI was twelve,
Amit was summer, we were Gso in love.
I Cnever loved anyGone this much
AmLook at me I'm Gthrilled to your touch.
[Chorus]
Hey CFrankieG,    Amdo you Gremember me?
CFrankieG,     Amdo you remGember?
[Bridge]
AmOh how you brought GmCe down.
AmAll I did was run Ga C-round.
You'll never Dknow, how much I Eloved FyoGu.C  
[Chorus]
GFrankieAm, do you GremembCer?
Do you reGmember mAme?   GFrankie
[Verse 4]
He Cwalked me to the Gdeli then.
We Amsat in the booth where it Gall began.
I Clooked into your Gbig eyes and
I Amsaid to myself, we Gcoulda had twins.
CFrankieG,     Amdo you remGember?
[Bridge]
AmOh how you brought GmCe down.
AmAll I did was run Ga C-round.
You'll never Dknow, how much I Eloved FyoGu.
[Instrumental]
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|  C|  G|  Am|  G|
|  D|  A|  Bm|  A|
|  D|  A|  Bm|  A|
[Verse 4]
He Dlooked at me and Athen I blushed
'cause BmI remembered when I Aloved you so much
Dway back when Awe were friends
Bmgoing together but Athen you left me.
[Chorus]
DFrankiAe,    Bmdo you Aremember me?
DFrankiAe,    Bmdo you ArememDber me?
AFrankiBme,  do you AremembDer me?
Do you reAmember me? BmMeA, Frankie.
Oh DFrankie, oh AFrankie, oBmh Baby, do you Aremember me?
DFrankiAe,    Bmdo you ArememDber me?
AFrankieBm, do you AremembDer me?
Do you reAmember me? BmMeA, FrankiDe.
AFrankiBme,  do you AremembDer me?
Do you reAmember me? BmMeA, FrankDie.

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Frankie

by Sister Sledge

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Frankie - Sister Sledge

Tune: Half step down

[Intro]

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G Am G C G Am G

Mmh mmh mmh mmh, mmh mmh mmh mmh

[Verse 1]

C G

I was walking down the street one day

Am G

when I looked up, I saw a friend.

C G Am G

Hey Frankie, do you remember me?

C G

He looked at me and then I blushed

Am G

'Cause I remembered I loved you so much

C G

way back when we were friends

Am G

going together but then you left me.

[Chorus]

C G Am G

Frankie, do you remember me?

C G Am G

Frankie, do you remember?

[Verse 2]

C G

You were fifteen, I was twelve,

Am G

it was summer, we were so in love.

C G

I never loved anyone this much

Am G

Look at me I'm thrilled to your touch.

[Chorus]

C G Am G

Hey Frankie, do you remember me?

C G Am G

Frankie, do you remember?

[Bridge]

Am G C

Oh how you brought me down.

Am G C

All I did was run a -round.

D E F G C

You'll never know, how much I loved you.

[Chorus]

G Am G C

Frankie, do you remember?

G Am G

Do you remember me? Frankie

[Verse 4]

C G

He walked me to the deli then.

Am G

We sat in the booth where it all began.

C G

I looked into your big eyes and

Am G

I said to myself, we coulda had twins.

C G Am G

Frankie, do you remember?

[Bridge]

Am G C

Oh how you brought me down.

Am G C

All I did was run a -round.

D E F G

You'll never know, how much I loved you.

[Instrumental]

C G Am G

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C G Am G

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D A Bm A

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D A Bm A

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[Verse 4]

D A

He looked at me and then I blushed

Bm A

'cause I remembered when I loved you so much

D A

way back when we were friends

Bm A

going together but then you left me.

[Chorus]

D A Bm A

Frankie, do you remember me?

D A Bm A D

Frankie, do you remember me?

A Bm A D

Frankie, do you remember me?

A Bm A

Do you remember me? Me, Frankie.

D A Bm A

Oh Frankie, oh Frankie, oh Baby, do you remember me?

D A Bm A D

Frankie, do you remember me?

A Bm A D

Frankie, do you remember me?

A Bm A D

Do you remember me? Me, Frankie.

A Bm A D

Frankie, do you remember me?

A Bm A D

Do you remember me? Me, Frankie.

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