My Old Flame

Dinah Washington

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My Old Flame

Year: 1999 - Album: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Best of Dinah Washington

Written by Sam Coslow/Arthur Johnston

Key: G

My Old Flame Key DD

My Old Flame Key D#D#

My Old Flame Key EE

My Old Flame Key FF(one step down)

My Old Flame Key F#F#(half step down)

My Old Flame Key GG(original key)

My Old Flame Key G#G#(half step up)

My Old Flame Key AA(one step up)

My Old Flame Key A#A#

My Old Flame Key BB

My Old Flame Key CC

My Old Flame Key C#C#

	  		

G  Gdim Bm5-/7   E7   Am        Am7          F7     D7 
My old flame       I can't even think of his name, 
         G               C7   F7      Bb6                Gdim 
But it's funny, now and then, how my thoughts go flashing back again 
   D  A7  Am5-/7   D7    D7/13- 
To my old flame. 
G  Gdim Bm5-/7   E7    Am         Am7          F7     D7 
My old flame       my new lovers all seem so tame, 
      G             C7   F7    Bb6        Gdim 
For I haven't met a gent so magnificent or elegant 
   D7 A7   F7 
As my old flame. 
Bridge 
Bb                       Am5-/7      C#m5-/7 
I've met so many who had fascinatin' ways, 
   G7                      C4/7       C7 
A fascinatin' gaze in their eyes; 
F7                          D7  Gsus4 
Some who took me up to the skies, 
    A7                          D7            C#m5-/7 
But their attempts at love were only imitations of 
G  Gdim Bm5-/7   E7   Am        Am7          F7     D7 
My old flame         I can't even think of his name, 
         G            C7     F7    Bb6            Gdim 
But I'll never be the same until I discover what became 
   Am C#m5-/7  G 
Of my  old   flame.

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