You And I

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You And I - Queen (John Deacon)
A Day At The Races (1976)
[Intro]
D G/DD G/D
- - -
D G/DG D/F#A/E
- - - - -
Ooh
D A
-
[Verse 1]
D A Asus4 A
Music is playing in the darkness
Bm G G#dim
And a lantern goes swinging by
D G/D D A Asus4 A
Shadows flickering, my heart's jittering
G D/F# A/E D
Just you and I
G
Not tonight, come tomorrow
D D7
When everything's sunny and bright (sunny and bright)
G
No no no, come tomorrow 'cause
E A
then we'll be waiting for the moonlight
[Chorus]
G D/F# F E
We'll go walking in the moonlight
C G/B Bb A A7
Walking in the moonlight
[Verse 2]
D G/D D A Asus4
Laughter ringing in the darkness
Bm G G#dim
People drinking for days gone by
D G/D D
Time don't mean a thing
A Asus4 A
When you're by my side
G D/F# A/E D
Please stay a while
[Bridge]
F# Bm
You know I never could forsee the future years
F#
You know I never could see
Bm A
Where life was leading me
D A F#
But will we be together forever?
Bm
What will be my love?
E A
Can't you see that I just don't know? Dont know
[Solo]
D A
Bm G G#dim
D G/D D
A Asus4 A
G D/F# A/E D A
[Verse 3]
G
No no, not tonight, not tomorrow
D D7
Everything's gonna be alright (sunny and bright)
G
Wait and see if tomorrow
E A
we'll be as happy as we're feeling tonight
[Chorus]
G D/F# F7 E
We'll go walking in the moonlight (oh, we'll be happy, we'll be happy)
C G/B Bb A Aaug
Walking in the moonlight
[Verse 4]
D A
I can hear the music in the darkness
Bm G G#dim
Floating softly to where we lie
D A Asus4 A
No more questions now, let's enjoy tonight
G D/F# A/E D A
(Just you and I)
G D/F# A/E D
Just you and I
D G/DD G/D
- - -
(play around with these until the end)
[Outro]
Mm, Just you and I
Can't you see that we've gotta be together
Be together just you and I just you and I
No more questions, just you and I

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You And I - Queen (John Deacon)
A Day At The Races (1976)
[Intro]
D - G/D - D - G/D
D - A
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Bridge]
[Solo]
D    A
Bm   G    G#dim
D    G/D    D
A    Asus4  A
G    D/F#   A/E   D   A
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]
[Verse 4]
[Outro]
Mm, Just you and I
Can't you see that we've gotta be together
Be together just you and I just you and I
No more questions, just you and I

You And I Chords by Queen

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