Chords for 메기의 추억(When you and I were young,Maggie)- Ann Breen * Foster&Allen [같은노래 다른느낌]
Tempo:
105.15 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
B
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
![메기의 추억(When you and I were young,Maggie)- Ann Breen * Foster&Allen [같은노래 다른느낌] chords](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/v47Mqs4SsvE/mqdefault.jpg)
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The violets were [D] sent in the [G] woods, Maggie, displaying their charms to the [A] breeze.
[A] When [D] I first said I loved only [G] you, Maggie, and [D] you said you [A] loved [D] only me.
[G] The chestnose gleamed through [D] the glaze, Maggie, [A] a robin [E] sang loud [A] from a tree.
[A] [D] When I first said I loved only [G]
you, Maggie, [D] and you said [A] you loved [D] only me.
A golden row of [G] daffodils shone, Maggie, [D] and danced with the leaves [A] on the breeze.
When [D] I first said I loved [G] only you, Maggie, [D] and you said you loved only [D] me.
The [G] birds in the [F#m] trees sang [D] a song, Maggie, [A] of happier [E] transports to be.
[C#m]
[A] When [D] I first said I [F#] loved [G] only you, Maggie, [D] and you said you [A] loved [D] only me.
[D] [G]
[F#m] [Em]
[A] [D]
[G] Our dreams they had, [Em] [D] Maggie, [A] our hopes they [E] were met.
[A] [C#m] [A]
When [D] I first said I [F#] loved [G] only you,
[E] Maggie, [D] and you said [A] you loved only [D] me.
[G] [D] [E] I wandered today [A] to the hill, Maggie, [E] to watch the scene [B] below.
[E] The creek and the creaking [A] oatmeal, Maggie, [E] as we [B] used to long, [E] long ago.
[A] The green grove is gone from [E] the hills, Maggie, [B] where first [F#] the [B] daisies sprung.
[B] The [E]
creaking oatmeal is [A] still, Maggie, [E] since you and [B] I [E] were young.
Oh, they say that [C#m] I'm feeble [A] with age, Maggie.
[E] My steps are much slower [B] than then.
[E] My face is a well-written [A] page, Maggie.
And [E] time [B] all along [E] was the pen.
[F#] They [A] say we have outlived our [E] time, Maggie, as [B]
dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
But [E] to me you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, [E] when you and [B] I [E] were young.
[A]
[E]
[B] [E]
They [A] say we have outlived our [E]
time, Maggie, [B] as dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
But [E] to me you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, [E] when you and [B] I [C#m] were young.
[F#] [A] [E] When you and [B] I [E] were young.
[A] [E]
[A] When [D] I first said I loved only [G] you, Maggie, and [D] you said you [A] loved [D] only me.
[G] The chestnose gleamed through [D] the glaze, Maggie, [A] a robin [E] sang loud [A] from a tree.
[A] [D] When I first said I loved only [G]
you, Maggie, [D] and you said [A] you loved [D] only me.
A golden row of [G] daffodils shone, Maggie, [D] and danced with the leaves [A] on the breeze.
When [D] I first said I loved [G] only you, Maggie, [D] and you said you loved only [D] me.
The [G] birds in the [F#m] trees sang [D] a song, Maggie, [A] of happier [E] transports to be.
[C#m]
[A] When [D] I first said I [F#] loved [G] only you, Maggie, [D] and you said you [A] loved [D] only me.
[D] [G]
[F#m] [Em]
[A] [D]
[G] Our dreams they had, [Em] [D] Maggie, [A] our hopes they [E] were met.
[A] [C#m] [A]
When [D] I first said I [F#] loved [G] only you,
[E] Maggie, [D] and you said [A] you loved only [D] me.
[G] [D] [E] I wandered today [A] to the hill, Maggie, [E] to watch the scene [B] below.
[E] The creek and the creaking [A] oatmeal, Maggie, [E] as we [B] used to long, [E] long ago.
[A] The green grove is gone from [E] the hills, Maggie, [B] where first [F#] the [B] daisies sprung.
[B] The [E]
creaking oatmeal is [A] still, Maggie, [E] since you and [B] I [E] were young.
Oh, they say that [C#m] I'm feeble [A] with age, Maggie.
[E] My steps are much slower [B] than then.
[E] My face is a well-written [A] page, Maggie.
And [E] time [B] all along [E] was the pen.
[F#] They [A] say we have outlived our [E] time, Maggie, as [B]
dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
But [E] to me you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, [E] when you and [B] I [E] were young.
[A]
[E]
[B] [E]
They [A] say we have outlived our [E]
time, Maggie, [B] as dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
But [E] to me you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, [E] when you and [B] I [C#m] were young.
[F#] [A] [E] When you and [B] I [E] were young.
[A] [E]
Key:
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The _ _ violets were [D] sent in the [G] _ woods, Maggie, _ _ displaying their _ charms to the [A] breeze.
_ _ [A] When [D] I first said I loved only [G] _ you, Maggie, _ and [D] you said you [A] loved _ [D] only _ me.
_ _ _ [G] The _ chestnose _ gleamed through [D] the _ glaze, Maggie, _ [A] a _ robin [E] sang loud [A] from a tree. _
_ _ [A] _ [D] When I first said I _ loved only [G] _
_ you, Maggie, _ [D] and you said [A] you loved _ [D] only me.
_ _ _ _ A golden row of _ _ [G] daffodils _ shone, Maggie, _ [D] and danced with the leaves [A] on the _ _ breeze.
_ When [D] I first said I loved [G] only you, _ Maggie, _ [D] and you said you _ loved only [D] me. _
The _ _ [G] _ birds in the [F#m] trees sang [D] a _ song, Maggie, _ [A] of _ happier [E] _ _ transports to be.
[C#m] _ _
[A] _ _ When [D] I first said I _ [F#] loved [G] only _ you, Maggie, _ [D] and you said you [A] _ loved [D] only _ me.
[D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] Our dreams they had, _ _ [Em] _ [D] _ _ _ Maggie, _ [A] our hopes they [E] were met.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [A] _
_ When [D] I first said I _ [F#] loved [G] only you, _
[E] Maggie, _ [D] and you said [A] you loved only [D] me. _
_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [E] I _ wandered today _ [A] to the hill, _ Maggie, _ [E] to _ watch the scene _ _ [B] below.
_ _ _ _ _ [E] The creek and the _ creaking [A] oatmeal, _ _ Maggie, _ [E] as we _ [B] used to long, _ [E] long ago.
_ _ _ _ [A] The green _ grove is gone from [E] the _ hills, Maggie, _ [B] where _ first [F#] the _ [B] daisies _ sprung.
_ [B] _ The _ [E] _ _
creaking oatmeal is [A] still, _ _ Maggie, _ [E] since you and [B] I _ [E] were young.
_ _ _ _ Oh, they say that [C#m] I'm _ feeble [A] with _ _ age, Maggie.
_ [E] My steps are much slower [B] than then.
_ _ _ _ _ [E] My face is a well-written [A] page, _ _ Maggie.
And [E] time [B] all along [E] was the pen.
_ _ _ [F#] _ They [A] say we have _ outlived our [E] time, _ Maggie, _ as [B] _
dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've _ sung.
_ _ _ But [E] to me _ you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, _ [E] when you and [B] _ I [E] were young.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ They [A] say we have outlived our [E] _
time, Maggie, _ [B] as _ dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
_ _ But _ [E] to me _ you're as fair [A] as you _ were, Maggie, _ [E] when you and [B] _ I [C#m] were young.
_ _ [F#] _ _ [A] _ [E] When you and [B] _ I [E] were young.
_ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] When [D] I first said I loved only [G] _ you, Maggie, _ and [D] you said you [A] loved _ [D] only _ me.
_ _ _ [G] The _ chestnose _ gleamed through [D] the _ glaze, Maggie, _ [A] a _ robin [E] sang loud [A] from a tree. _
_ _ [A] _ [D] When I first said I _ loved only [G] _
_ you, Maggie, _ [D] and you said [A] you loved _ [D] only me.
_ _ _ _ A golden row of _ _ [G] daffodils _ shone, Maggie, _ [D] and danced with the leaves [A] on the _ _ breeze.
_ When [D] I first said I loved [G] only you, _ Maggie, _ [D] and you said you _ loved only [D] me. _
The _ _ [G] _ birds in the [F#m] trees sang [D] a _ song, Maggie, _ [A] of _ happier [E] _ _ transports to be.
[C#m] _ _
[A] _ _ When [D] I first said I _ [F#] loved [G] only _ you, Maggie, _ [D] and you said you [A] _ loved [D] only _ me.
[D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] Our dreams they had, _ _ [Em] _ [D] _ _ _ Maggie, _ [A] our hopes they [E] were met.
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [C#m] _ _ [A] _
_ When [D] I first said I _ [F#] loved [G] only you, _
[E] Maggie, _ [D] and you said [A] you loved only [D] me. _
_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ [E] I _ wandered today _ [A] to the hill, _ Maggie, _ [E] to _ watch the scene _ _ [B] below.
_ _ _ _ _ [E] The creek and the _ creaking [A] oatmeal, _ _ Maggie, _ [E] as we _ [B] used to long, _ [E] long ago.
_ _ _ _ [A] The green _ grove is gone from [E] the _ hills, Maggie, _ [B] where _ first [F#] the _ [B] daisies _ sprung.
_ [B] _ The _ [E] _ _
creaking oatmeal is [A] still, _ _ Maggie, _ [E] since you and [B] I _ [E] were young.
_ _ _ _ Oh, they say that [C#m] I'm _ feeble [A] with _ _ age, Maggie.
_ [E] My steps are much slower [B] than then.
_ _ _ _ _ [E] My face is a well-written [A] page, _ _ Maggie.
And [E] time [B] all along [E] was the pen.
_ _ _ [F#] _ They [A] say we have _ outlived our [E] time, _ Maggie, _ as [B] _
dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've _ sung.
_ _ _ But [E] to me _ you're as fair [A] as you were, Maggie, _ [E] when you and [B] _ I [E] were young.
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ They [A] say we have outlived our [E] _
time, Maggie, _ [B] as _ dated [F#] as songs that [B] we've sung.
_ _ But _ [E] to me _ you're as fair [A] as you _ were, Maggie, _ [E] when you and [B] _ I [C#m] were young.
_ _ [F#] _ _ [A] _ [E] When you and [B] _ I [E] were young.
_ _ [A] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _