All The Things You Are

Margaret Whiting

cavaco intermediate

by ARICAL

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All The Things You Are

Key: Em

All The Things You Are Key BmBm

All The Things You Are Key CmCm

All The Things You Are Key C#mC#m

All The Things You Are Key DmDm(one step down)

All The Things You Are Key D#mD#m(half step down)

All The Things You Are Key EmEm(original key)

All The Things You Are Key FmFm(half step up)

All The Things You Are Key F#mF#m(one step up)

All The Things You Are Key GmGm

All The Things You Are Key G#mG#m

All The Things You Are Key AmAm

All The Things You Are Key A#mA#m

	  		 
Introduction: Em7 Am7 D7 G7M C7M F#7 B7 

Em7  Am7     D7                  G7M 
You are the promised kiss of springtime  
     C7M              F#7          B7 
That makes the lonely winter seem long. 
Bm7 Em7       A7                 D7M  
You are the breathless hush of evening 
     G7M             C#m5-/7      C#7     F# 
That trembles on the brink of a lovely song. 
 
            G#m7        C#7                 F# 
You are the angel glow      that lights a star. 
            Cm5-/7         Fm7       Bb      Eb   Gdim 
The dearest things I know      are what you are. 
Em7 Am7     D7              G7M  
One day my happy arms will hold you 
    C7M Cm7        G      Bm5-/7      E7 
And someday I'll know that moment divine 
      Am7               D7 Cdim  G 
When all the things you are are mine.
 
Instrumental interlude: Em7 Am7 D7 G7M C7M F#7 B7
 
            G#m7        C#7                 F# 
You are the angel glow      that lights a star. 
            Cm5-/7         Fm7       Bb      Eb   Gdim 
The dearest things I know      are what you are. 
Em7 Am7     D7              G7M  
One day my happy arms will hold you 
    C7M Cm7        G      Bm5-/7      E7 
And someday I'll know that moment divine 
      Am7               D7 Cdim  G 
When all the things you are are mine.

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