Chords for How to play "Spanish Eyes" by Engelbert Humperdinck on acoustic guitar

[N] [B] We're trying to show you an easy way to play the song Spanish Eyes, Engelbert Humperdinck.
[C] We're going to put [B] a cape on the third fret [Bb] and make a G shape.
_ _ _ _ It starts out with a G. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Spanish eyes, you can hang on to the G. _ _
_ _ _ Teardrops are falling from your Spanish.
[F] _ _ _ _ _
_ D7, hang on to the D7.
D7, _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ it's back to G.
_ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] I'll return, hang on to the G. _ _
_ _ Breaking all the G7 love.
Your heart [Eb] can't hold C. _
_ _ C minor, _ _ [Ebm] _
say _ _ [Bb] C, C. _
_ _ _ _ [F] D7, _ _ _ _ and end on [Bb] G. _ _ _
_ What you'll find is a lot of the chords will [A] repeat themselves over again.
What you can do to [Bb] make it a little more interesting is when you're playing the G phrases, _ _ _ _ _
_ I'm playing [B] the bass [A] note here, so that's [Ab] going to be on the [B] 6th string.
[Bb] _ To the 4th string, _ _ down, down, up, down.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Eb]
So it's hitting the first [A] note there on the [Bb] 6th string.
Down, up, 4th string open, _ down, up. _ _
_ _ There's your G.
You can do that to fill in the space, adding alternating bass notes.
Then when you go to the [F] D7, _
[Bb] you can hit the 4th string [F] open,
4th, down, up, [C] 5th string open,
_ down, up, 4th string open, down, [Cm] up, 5th string open,
_ [F] _ _ [Cm] _
_ _ _ back to the [Bb] G. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] Again, this is just an [Bm] option, so you can do that to fill in [A] the space,
alternating bass notes does help out in that sense.
Otherwise, you can just play the chords the [Bb] way they are.
_ _ _ _ That's an easy strumming pattern.
You can do down, down, up, up, down, up, down, up, up, down, up. _ _ _ _ _ _