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Monday Music Quote
Neil Diamond wrote the words and music to Song Sung Blue in 1972. For more information regarding the song, visit http://en.wikipedia.org
"Funny thing but you can sing it with a cry in your voice.... and before you know it start to feeling good, you simply got no choice"
It's a great song played with a swing feel, 4/4 time signature in the Key of C. I have always loved Neil's voice and his style. I got the chords online but the only thing I would add or change is the intro. Try playing:
C
C/Bb
Am
Fmaj7
G7
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Chords to Neil Diamond's Song Sung Blue
C C7 C . . . C Song sung blue G Everybody knows one G7 Song sung blue C Every garden grows one C7 F Me and you, are subject to, the blues now and then G But when you take the blues and make a song C You sing them out again Dm G7 Sing them out again C Song sung blue G Weeping like a willow G7 Song sung blue C Sleeping on my pillow C7 F F C G F G Funny thing, but you can sing it with a cry in your voice G And before you know it, start to feeling good C G7 You simply got no choice C G G7 C C7 F Me and you, are subject to, the blues now and then G But when you take the blues and make a song C You sing them out again Dm G7 Sing them out again C Song sung blue G Weeping like a willow G7 Song sung blue C Sleeping on my pillow C7 F F C G F G Funny thing, but you can sing it with a cry in your voice G And before you know it, start to feeling good C G7 You simply got no choice C G Song sung blue G7 C Song sung bluehttp://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com
Tips
1. Play the C7 chord using C/CEGBb
2. When you get to "Funny thing but you can sing it with a cry in your voice, rhythm changes to 2/4
3. Bass line: F/FA, E/EA, F/DA and F#/CA
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