Evergreen

Gloria Lynne

ukulele beginner

by ARICAL

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Evergreen

Written by Barbra Streisand and P. Williams

Key: A

Evergreen Key EE

Evergreen Key FF

Evergreen Key F#F#

Evergreen Key GG(one step down)

Evergreen Key G#G#(half step down)

Evergreen Key AA(original key)

Evergreen Key A#A#(half step up)

Evergreen Key BB(one step up)

Evergreen Key CC

Evergreen Key C#C#

Evergreen Key DD

Evergreen Key D#D#

	  		Intro: A9 Bm7 E7 A9 Bm7 E7 A9 

                 Bm7/A 
Love soft as an easy chair 
Bm7/5-/A               A9          E/G# 
   Love fresh as the morning air 
F#m                 C#m7 
   One love that is shared by two 
Bm7               G    E4/7  E7 
I have found with you 
       A9             E4/7/9     Bm7 
Like a rose under the april snow 
      E4/7/9        A9               E/G# 
I was always certain love would grow 
F#m                 C#m7 
Love ageless and evergreen 
D7M               C7M   A4/7/9 A7 
   Seldom seen by two 
D7M     D6          C#m7 
You and I will make each night a first 
D7M        E/D    C#m7  A4/7/9 A7 
Everyday   a beginning 
D7M        G#4/7  G#7          C#m7         C7M 
Spirits rise     and their dance is unrehearsed 
B4/7/9            B7 
They warm and excite us 
E4/7/9               E7/9      A9 
'Cause we have the brightest love 
               Bm7/A 
Two light that shine as one 
Bm7        E4/7/9       A9            E/G# 
Morning glory and the midnight sun 
F#m                      C#m7 
Time we've learned to sail above 
A4/7/9  A7                 D7M       Dm7+    A9 
Time      won't change the meaning of    one love 
        B/A   Bb/A A9     Bb/A B/A C/A B/A Bb/A A9 
Ageless ever, evergreen

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