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Weekend In New England

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Weekend in New England
R. Edelman (c) 1975
Performed by Barry Manilow
Capo II in A
[Verse 1]
G            Bm             Cmaj7        D
Last night I said good-bye, now it seems years
    G           Bm         Cmaj7      D
I'm back in the city where nothing is clear
    C              G/B          Am7         D7
But thoughts of me holding you, bringing us near
And tell me...
[Chorus]
G             Am7
When will our eyes meet?
G          Am7
When can I touch you?
G              Am7             Em   A7
When will this strong yearning end?
    Am7         D7         G    Am7 G
And when will I hold you a-gain?
[Verse 2]
G           Bm      Cmaj7     D
Time in New England took me a-way
   G          Bm          Cmaj7      D
to warm rocky beaches and you by the bay
   C         G/B         Am7          D7
We started a story whose end must now wait
And tell me...
[Chorus]
G             Am7
When will our eyes meet?
G          Am7
When can I touch you?
G              Am7             Em   A7
When will this strong yearning end?
    Am7         D7         G    Am7 G
And when will I hold you a-gain?
[Bridge]
  G               Am7   G                 Am7
I feel the change comin', I feel the wind blow
  G             Am7    Em          C   G
                                      ()
I feel brave and daring, I feel my blood flow!
     C          G/B               Am7         G
With you, I can bring out all the love that I have
     C              G/B        Am7            D7
With you, there's a heaven, so earth ain't so bad
And tell me...
[Chorus]
G             Am7
When will our eyes meet?
G          Am7
When can I touch you?
G              Am7             Em7  A7
When will this strong yearning end?
    Am7         D7sus    D7
And when will I hold you
[Outro]
G   Am7G   Am7
            G.
A-gain... again?

Weekend In New England chords and lyrics

Free chords for Weekend In New England by Barry Manilow. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Weekend in New England
R. Edelman (c) 1975
Performed by Barry Manilow
Capo II in A
[Verse 1]
And tell me...
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
And tell me...
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
And tell me...
[Chorus]

Weekend In New England Chords by Barry Manilow

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