Chords for I Can Hear Music Video Montage-The Beach Boys-1968
Tempo:
64.25 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Em
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Right from the [F#] start, the tour was loose and comfortable.
Unfortunately, that didn't prevent us from occasionally making [D] complete fools of ourselves.
This is [F#m] the way [G] I [A] always dreamed.
[D] [F#m] [G] When you were holding me, I never had a love of my own.
[A]
[D] I can hear music.
[Em] I [A] can hear music.
[D] The sound of me, baby, [Em] seems to [A] disappear.
[D] Oh, I can hear music.
[G] Sweet, [Gm] sweet music.
[D] Whenever you touch me, [Em] baby, [D] whenever you're near me, baby, boy.
[F#m] Loving you, [G] [A] it keeps me [D] satisfied.
And [F#m] I can't explain [G] [Gm] the way I'm feeling [G] inside.
You look at me with kiss and [A] then I close my eyes and hear it dawn [D] again.
I can hear [Em] music.
[A] I can hear music.
[D] The sound of the city, [Em] baby, seems to disappear.
[G#m] We traveled all through Europe on that tour and were greeted by enthusiastic audiences everywhere.
But without question, the highlight [D] for us was Czechoslovakia.
[G] When we arrived in Prague, it was only a few months after the Russian invasion.
We didn't know what to expect.
The city [Gm] was still occupied, but to our [G#] amazement, kids were out in the streets asking [Gm] for our autographs.
We'd never [A] seen anything like it.
They wanted [F] to know all about America, the [A] latest records, and rock and roll.
[E] [G] [C] [F#] When we returned to the U.S., the response we had received in Europe, especially in Czechoslovakia,
had really inspired us and renewed our confidence.
It also put us back in touch with how young people were feeling.
Surfing, cars, and girls were okay, but there was a war going on.
A lot was [C] going down.
Unfortunately, that didn't prevent us from occasionally making [D] complete fools of ourselves.
This is [F#m] the way [G] I [A] always dreamed.
[D] [F#m] [G] When you were holding me, I never had a love of my own.
[A]
[D] I can hear music.
[Em] I [A] can hear music.
[D] The sound of me, baby, [Em] seems to [A] disappear.
[D] Oh, I can hear music.
[G] Sweet, [Gm] sweet music.
[D] Whenever you touch me, [Em] baby, [D] whenever you're near me, baby, boy.
[F#m] Loving you, [G] [A] it keeps me [D] satisfied.
And [F#m] I can't explain [G] [Gm] the way I'm feeling [G] inside.
You look at me with kiss and [A] then I close my eyes and hear it dawn [D] again.
I can hear [Em] music.
[A] I can hear music.
[D] The sound of the city, [Em] baby, seems to disappear.
[G#m] We traveled all through Europe on that tour and were greeted by enthusiastic audiences everywhere.
But without question, the highlight [D] for us was Czechoslovakia.
[G] When we arrived in Prague, it was only a few months after the Russian invasion.
We didn't know what to expect.
The city [Gm] was still occupied, but to our [G#] amazement, kids were out in the streets asking [Gm] for our autographs.
We'd never [A] seen anything like it.
They wanted [F] to know all about America, the [A] latest records, and rock and roll.
[E] [G] [C] [F#] When we returned to the U.S., the response we had received in Europe, especially in Czechoslovakia,
had really inspired us and renewed our confidence.
It also put us back in touch with how young people were feeling.
Surfing, cars, and girls were okay, but there was a war going on.
A lot was [C] going down.
Key:
D
A
G
Em
F#m
D
A
G
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Right from the [F#] start, the tour was loose and comfortable.
Unfortunately, that didn't prevent us from occasionally making [D] complete fools of ourselves.
This is [F#m] the way _ [G] I [A] always dreamed. _
[D] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [G] When you were holding me, I never had a love of my own.
[A] _ _ _ _
[D] I can hear music.
[Em] I [A] can hear music.
[D] The sound of me, baby, [Em] seems to [A] disappear.
[D] Oh, I can hear music.
[G] Sweet, [Gm] sweet music.
[D] Whenever you touch me, [Em] baby, [D] whenever you're near me, baby, boy.
[F#m] Loving you, _ [G] _ [A] it keeps me [D] satisfied.
And [F#m] I can't explain [G] _ [Gm] the way I'm feeling [G] inside.
You look at me with kiss and [A] then I close my eyes and hear it dawn [D] again.
I can hear [Em] music.
[A] I can hear music.
[D] The sound of the city, [Em] baby, seems to disappear. _
[G#m] We traveled all through Europe on that tour and were greeted by enthusiastic audiences everywhere.
But without question, the highlight [D] for us was Czechoslovakia.
[G] When we arrived in Prague, it was only a few months after the Russian invasion.
We didn't know what to expect.
The city [Gm] was still occupied, but to our [G#] amazement, kids were out in the streets asking [Gm] for our autographs.
We'd never [A] seen anything like it.
They wanted [F] to know all about America, the [A] latest records, and rock and roll. _ _
[E] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ [F#] When we returned to the U.S., the response we had received in Europe, especially in Czechoslovakia,
had really inspired us and renewed our confidence.
It also put us back in touch with how young people were feeling.
Surfing, cars, and girls were okay, but there was a war going on.
A lot was [C] going down. _ _ _
Right from the [F#] start, the tour was loose and comfortable.
Unfortunately, that didn't prevent us from occasionally making [D] complete fools of ourselves.
This is [F#m] the way _ [G] I [A] always dreamed. _
[D] _ _ [F#m] _ _ [G] When you were holding me, I never had a love of my own.
[A] _ _ _ _
[D] I can hear music.
[Em] I [A] can hear music.
[D] The sound of me, baby, [Em] seems to [A] disappear.
[D] Oh, I can hear music.
[G] Sweet, [Gm] sweet music.
[D] Whenever you touch me, [Em] baby, [D] whenever you're near me, baby, boy.
[F#m] Loving you, _ [G] _ [A] it keeps me [D] satisfied.
And [F#m] I can't explain [G] _ [Gm] the way I'm feeling [G] inside.
You look at me with kiss and [A] then I close my eyes and hear it dawn [D] again.
I can hear [Em] music.
[A] I can hear music.
[D] The sound of the city, [Em] baby, seems to disappear. _
[G#m] We traveled all through Europe on that tour and were greeted by enthusiastic audiences everywhere.
But without question, the highlight [D] for us was Czechoslovakia.
[G] When we arrived in Prague, it was only a few months after the Russian invasion.
We didn't know what to expect.
The city [Gm] was still occupied, but to our [G#] amazement, kids were out in the streets asking [Gm] for our autographs.
We'd never [A] seen anything like it.
They wanted [F] to know all about America, the [A] latest records, and rock and roll. _ _
[E] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _ _ [F#] When we returned to the U.S., the response we had received in Europe, especially in Czechoslovakia,
had really inspired us and renewed our confidence.
It also put us back in touch with how young people were feeling.
Surfing, cars, and girls were okay, but there was a war going on.
A lot was [C] going down. _ _ _