Chords for Dolly Parton - Chas
Tempo:
119.05 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
Eb
Fm
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Make her welcome, Miss Dolly Parton.
[F]
Chess, I cook your breakfast and send [Bb] you to work.
I mend your clothes, Chess, and I iron your shirts.
There's so much [F] thought in these things that I do, and all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
[F]
I greet you each evening, Chess, when [Bb] you come home.
I miss you so badly [F] while you are gone.
[Bb]
[Bb] And if I make [F] you happy, then I'm happy too.
And all of the time, Chess, I'm [Bb] loving you.
[F] Chess, I rock your babies and teach them to talk.
I care for your wife, Chess, [Fm] because she [Bb] can't walk.
[Bb] I do all the [F] things she's not able [Bb] to do, and all of the time, [F] Chess, I'm loving you.
I love you so [Ab] much, but [Eb] your wife needs you, Chess, [Ab] and you'll never be mine, and I'll never ask.
[Eb] I know that you love her, and I love her too, [F] but all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
[Bb] [F] And I look at you, Chess, and you look at me, but what I [F] am thinking, Chess, must never be.
[Bb] [F] I [Bb] love you so much, and it's [Fm] hard to [Bb] resist.
I want you, but I couldn't [F] take you [Bb] from sis.
But all of [F] the time, Chess, I'm loving [Eb] you.
[Bb]
[N]
Thank you, darling.
Real, real fine, and that's the number she wrote herself called Chess.
Come on over.
I want to get
you to help me sing a duet song.
That's a real pretty song.
Thank you.
[N] Appreciate it.
[F]
Chess, I cook your breakfast and send [Bb] you to work.
I mend your clothes, Chess, and I iron your shirts.
There's so much [F] thought in these things that I do, and all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
[F]
I greet you each evening, Chess, when [Bb] you come home.
I miss you so badly [F] while you are gone.
[Bb]
[Bb] And if I make [F] you happy, then I'm happy too.
And all of the time, Chess, I'm [Bb] loving you.
[F] Chess, I rock your babies and teach them to talk.
I care for your wife, Chess, [Fm] because she [Bb] can't walk.
[Bb] I do all the [F] things she's not able [Bb] to do, and all of the time, [F] Chess, I'm loving you.
I love you so [Ab] much, but [Eb] your wife needs you, Chess, [Ab] and you'll never be mine, and I'll never ask.
[Eb] I know that you love her, and I love her too, [F] but all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
[Bb] [F] And I look at you, Chess, and you look at me, but what I [F] am thinking, Chess, must never be.
[Bb] [F] I [Bb] love you so much, and it's [Fm] hard to [Bb] resist.
I want you, but I couldn't [F] take you [Bb] from sis.
But all of [F] the time, Chess, I'm loving [Eb] you.
[Bb]
[N]
Thank you, darling.
Real, real fine, and that's the number she wrote herself called Chess.
Come on over.
I want to get
you to help me sing a duet song.
That's a real pretty song.
Thank you.
[N] Appreciate it.
Key:
F
Bb
Eb
Fm
Ab
F
Bb
Eb
Make her welcome, Miss Dolly Parton.
_ [F] _
Chess, _ I cook your breakfast and send [Bb] you to work.
I mend your clothes, Chess, and I iron your shirts. _ _ _
There's so much [F] thought in these things that I do, and all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
_ _ _ _ [F] _
I greet you each evening, Chess, when [Bb] you come home.
I miss you so badly [F] while you are gone.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[Bb] And if I make [F] you happy, then I'm happy too.
And all of the time, Chess, I'm [Bb] loving you. _ _ _ _
[F] _ Chess, I rock your babies and teach them to talk.
I care for your wife, Chess, [Fm] because she [Bb] can't walk.
_ [Bb] I do all the [F] things she's not able [Bb] to do, and all of the time, [F] Chess, I'm loving you. _ _ _ _ _
I love you so [Ab] much, but [Eb] your wife needs you, Chess, [Ab] and you'll never be mine, and I'll never ask.
[Eb] _ _ I know that you love her, and I love her too, [F] but all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you. _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _ And I look at you, Chess, and you look at me, but what I [F] am thinking, Chess, must never be.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] I [Bb] love you so much, and it's [Fm] hard to [Bb] resist.
I want you, but I couldn't [F] take you [Bb] from sis.
_ _ But all of [F] the time, Chess, I'm loving [Eb] you. _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Thank you, darling. _ _
_ Real, real fine, and that's the number she wrote herself called Chess.
Come on over.
I want to get
you to help me sing a duet song.
_ _ _ That's a real pretty song.
Thank you.
[N] Appreciate it.
_ [F] _
Chess, _ I cook your breakfast and send [Bb] you to work.
I mend your clothes, Chess, and I iron your shirts. _ _ _
There's so much [F] thought in these things that I do, and all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you.
_ _ _ _ [F] _
I greet you each evening, Chess, when [Bb] you come home.
I miss you so badly [F] while you are gone.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[Bb] And if I make [F] you happy, then I'm happy too.
And all of the time, Chess, I'm [Bb] loving you. _ _ _ _
[F] _ Chess, I rock your babies and teach them to talk.
I care for your wife, Chess, [Fm] because she [Bb] can't walk.
_ [Bb] I do all the [F] things she's not able [Bb] to do, and all of the time, [F] Chess, I'm loving you. _ _ _ _ _
I love you so [Ab] much, but [Eb] your wife needs you, Chess, [Ab] and you'll never be mine, and I'll never ask.
[Eb] _ _ I know that you love her, and I love her too, [F] but all of the time, Chess, I'm loving you. _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] _ And I look at you, Chess, and you look at me, but what I [F] am thinking, Chess, must never be.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [F] I [Bb] love you so much, and it's [Fm] hard to [Bb] resist.
I want you, but I couldn't [F] take you [Bb] from sis.
_ _ But all of [F] the time, Chess, I'm loving [Eb] you. _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Thank you, darling. _ _
_ Real, real fine, and that's the number she wrote herself called Chess.
Come on over.
I want to get
you to help me sing a duet song.
_ _ _ That's a real pretty song.
Thank you.
[N] Appreciate it.