Chords for SYDNEY DEVINE....WHY SHOULD I TELL HER
Tempo:
89.95 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [B] [C#m] [B] [A] [E]
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
[A] When small town women start to talk, [E] the [B] river [C#m] flows.
[F#m] [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she [E] already knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
If [A] the silence is a virtue, it's [E] the [B] only one [C#m] that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her [B] what she [E] already [B] knows?
[C#m] [B] [A]
[E] I've been drinking in the honky-tonks, [A] staying out [E] till dawn.
And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [B] been gone.
[A] As I search for explanation, [E] boy, the words [C#m] inside me froze.
[Bm] [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [B] only [C#m] one that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B]
[A] [B]
[C#m] [B] [A] my clothes.
[E]
[B] [C#m] [B] [A] [E]
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
[A] When small-town women start to talk, the [E] rimmer [B] of a river [C#m] flows.
[F#m]
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B] [E] already knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [G#m] only [C#m] one that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B]
already [E] [B] knows?
[C#m] [B] [A] [E]
I've been drinking in the honky [A]-tonks, staying [E] out till dawn.
And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [G#m] been [B] gone.
[A] And the sense for explanation, [E] boy, the words [B] inside me [C#m] froze.
[Bm]
[A] Why should I tell her what she [E] already knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, it's the [E] only one [C#m] that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E]
knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
[A] [E] [B] [C#m]
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
[A] When small town women start to talk, [E] the [B] river [C#m] flows.
[F#m] [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she [E] already knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
If [A] the silence is a virtue, it's [E] the [B] only one [C#m] that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her [B] what she [E] already [B] knows?
[C#m] [B] [A]
[E] I've been drinking in the honky-tonks, [A] staying out [E] till dawn.
And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [B] been gone.
[A] As I search for explanation, [E] boy, the words [C#m] inside me froze.
[Bm] [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [B] only [C#m] one that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B]
[A] [B]
[C#m] [B] [A] my clothes.
[E]
[B] [C#m] [B] [A] [E]
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
[A] When small-town women start to talk, the [E] rimmer [B] of a river [C#m] flows.
[F#m]
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B] [E] already knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [G#m] only [C#m] one that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B]
already [E] [B] knows?
[C#m] [B] [A] [E]
I've been drinking in the honky [A]-tonks, staying [E] out till dawn.
And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [G#m] been [B] gone.
[A] And the sense for explanation, [E] boy, the words [B] inside me [C#m] froze.
[Bm]
[A] Why should I tell her what she [E] already knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, it's the [E] only one [C#m] that's sure.
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E]
knows?
[A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
[A] [E] [B] [C#m]
Key:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
E
B
A
_ [E] _ _ [B] _ [C#m] _ [B] _ [A] _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
_ But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
_ _ [A] When small town women start to talk, [E] the [B] river [C#m] flows. _ _
_ [F#m] [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she [E] already _ knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
If [A] the silence is a virtue, it's [E] the [B] only one [C#m] that's sure.
_ _ [E] So why should I tell her [B] what she [E] already [B] knows?
[C#m] _ [B] _ [A] _
[E] _ _ I've _ _ _ _ _ been drinking in the honky-tonks, [A] staying out [E] till dawn.
_ And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [B] been gone.
_ [A] As I search for explanation, [E] boy, the words [C#m] inside me froze. _
_ [Bm] _ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
_ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [B] only [C#m] one that's sure. _
_ [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] _ knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
_ _ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
[C#m] _ _ _ [B] _ [A] my clothes.
_ [E] _
_ [B] _ [C#m] _ [B] _ _ [A] _ [E] _ _
_ You _ _ _ _ can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
_ But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
_ [A] When small-town women start to talk, the [E] rimmer [B] of a river [C#m] flows.
_ [F#m]
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B] [E] already knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes. _
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [G#m] only [C#m] one that's sure.
_ _ [E] So why should I tell her what she [B]
already [E] [B] knows?
[C#m] _ [B] _ [A] _ [E] _ _
I've _ _ _ _ _ been drinking in the honky [A]-tonks, staying [E] out till dawn.
_ And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [G#m] been [B] gone.
_ [A] And the sense for explanation, [E] boy, the words [B] inside me [C#m] froze.
_ _ [Bm] _
[A] Why should I tell her what she [E] already _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, it's the [E] only one [C#m] that's sure. _ _
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] _
knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
_ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ [B] _ [C#m] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
You can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
_ But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
_ _ [A] When small town women start to talk, [E] the [B] river [C#m] flows. _ _
_ [F#m] [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she [E] already _ knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
If [A] the silence is a virtue, it's [E] the [B] only one [C#m] that's sure.
_ _ [E] So why should I tell her [B] what she [E] already [B] knows?
[C#m] _ [B] _ [A] _
[E] _ _ I've _ _ _ _ _ been drinking in the honky-tonks, [A] staying out [E] till dawn.
_ And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [B] been gone.
_ [A] As I search for explanation, [E] boy, the words [C#m] inside me froze. _
_ [Bm] _ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
_ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [B] only [C#m] one that's sure. _
_ [E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] _ knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
_ _ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _
[C#m] _ _ _ [B] _ [A] my clothes.
_ [E] _
_ [B] _ [C#m] _ [B] _ _ [A] _ [E] _ _
_ You _ _ _ _ can make love in the still of night, [A] never make [E] a sound.
_ But it's funny how the morning light spread the word [B] around.
_ [A] When small-town women start to talk, the [E] rimmer [B] of a river [C#m] flows.
_ [F#m]
[E] So why should I tell her what she [B] [E] already knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes. _
[A] If the silence is a virtue, [E] it's the [G#m] only [C#m] one that's sure.
_ _ [E] So why should I tell her what she [B]
already [E] [B] knows?
[C#m] _ [B] _ [A] _ [E] _ _
I've _ _ _ _ _ been drinking in the honky [A]-tonks, staying [E] out till dawn.
_ And she knows what I've been doing, cause she knows that I've [G#m] been [B] gone.
_ [A] And the sense for explanation, [E] boy, the words [B] inside me [C#m] froze.
_ _ [Bm] _
[A] Why should I tell her what she [E] already _ knows?
It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all [B] my clothes.
[A] If the silence is a virtue, it's the [E] only one [C#m] that's sure. _ _
[E] So why should I tell her what [B] she already [E] _
knows?
_ [A] Why should I tell her what she already [E] knows?
_ It isn't her perfume that she's been smelling all my [B] clothes.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ [B] _ [C#m] _ _