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Stars Fell On Alabama

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[Verse]
F   G#7               Gm7 C
We lived our little drama
   F      A#7         Am7    G#m7
We kissed in a field of white
      Gm7           C
And stars fell on Alabama
      F   G#7  Gm7  C
Last night
F  G#7               Gm7  C
I can't forget the glamor
     F     A#7           Am7    G#m7
Your eyes held a tender light
        Gm7             C
While stars fell on Alabama
      F    A#m7    F
Last night
[Bridge]
D7        Gm7       C       Am7    Dm7
I never planned in my imagination
      Gm7  C          F  D7
A situation so heavenly
         Gm7        C                Am7  Dm7
A fairy land where no one else could enter
            Hm   E7             A7  Gm7  C
And in the center just you and me
[Verse]
 F  G#7               Gm7      C
My heart beat like a hammer
   F     A#7              Am7     G#m7
My arms wound around you tight
      Gm7             C7
And stars fell on Alabama
     F    A#m7    F
Last night
[Bridge]
(Yep, once again, but now Louis Armstrong sings it):
D7        Gm7       C       Am7    Dm7
I never planned in my imagination
      Gm7  C          F  D7
A situation so heavenly
         Gm7        C                Am7  Dm7
A fairy land where no one else could enter
            Hm   E7             A7  Gm7  C
And in the center just you and me
[Verse]
(Ella sings, Louis does some back-vocal):
 F  G#7               Gm7      C
My heart beat like a hammer
   F     A#7              Am7     G#m7
My arms wound around you tight
      Gm7             C7
And stars fell on Alabama
     F    A#m7    F
Last night

Stars Fell On Alabama chords and lyrics

Free chords for Stars Fell On Alabama by Ella Fitzgerald. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Verse]
[Bridge]
[Verse]
[Bridge]
(Yep, once again, but now Louis Armstrong sings it):
[Verse]
(Ella sings, Louis does some back-vocal):

Stars Fell On Alabama Chords by Ella Fitzgerald

Learn how to play Stars Fell On Alabama by Ella Fitzgerald with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Stars Fell On Alabama chords”, “Stars Fell On Alabama guitar chords”, or “Ella Fitzgerald Stars Fell On Alabama 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 Stars Fell On Alabama chords and for experienced players who want accurate Stars Fell On Alabama lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F, G#7, Gm7, C, A#7, Am7.

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The chords for "Stars Fell On Alabama" show the original chord names (including F, G#7, Gm7, C, A#7, Am7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.