WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Chicago - Our New York Time Chords | Ver. 1
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I was
A11
running in circles
Dmaj7
A half-broken heart
A11
And looking for sunshine
Dmaj7
A nother new start
Em7
Back in my hometown again
Dmaj7
I saw you standing near
F#m7
Calmly introduced ourselves
Bm7
Your voice so warm and clear
Dmaj7
It was our New York time
I never thought I'd find
Amaj9
A knockout such as you (fine as you)
Dmaj7
Our love, our lives combined
Dmaj7
Our Greenwich Village find
Amaj9
No one as kind as you (fine as you)
Bm7 C#m7 Dmaj7
Beautiful da-a-a-ys and nights
Bm7
We made 'em all our own
C#m7 Dmaj7
You on my light
Amaj9
It was our New York time
Amaj9
Our carefree New York time
Dmaj7
I loved our New York time
A11
We lived on hope
Dmaj9
And we dreamed upside down
A11
I laughed when you called me
Dmaj9
Your "big apple" clown
Em7
The two of us, we vibed with life
Dmaj7
Our destiny unclear
F#m7
Monday nights: the Vanguard
B11
I still whisper in your ear
Dmaj7
It was our New York time
I never thought I'd find
Amaj9
A stunner such as you (fine as you)
Dmaj7
Our love, our lives combined
Dmaj7
Our Greenwich Village find
Amaj9
No one as kind as you (fine as you)
Bm7 C#m7 Dmaj7
Beautiful da-a-a-ys and nights
Bm7
We made 'em all our own
C#m7 Dmaj7
You on my light
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Straight to my heart
Esus4 A/E B/D#
Your voice is calling me
G D/F@
I hear the music
Esus4 A B/D#
It sounds like a sympho ny
D
And we will remember these days
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It
Dmaj7
was our New York time
Dmaj7
I never thought I'd find
Amaj9
A knockout such as you (fine as you)
Dmaj7
Our love, our lives combined
Dmaj7
Our Greenwich Village find
Amaj9
No one as kind as you (fine as you)
|Dmaj7 |Dmaj7 |Amaj9 |Amaj9 |
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