Here's one that will only appeal to only a few folks I would guess.
The chord pattern is quite interesting, and these chords are not particularly difficult.
I transposed this to G from a 1940's piano book in which the piece was written in Eb.
Any of the online versions of this song that I have found , have chord errors.
These are the basic chords...others may be added for color.
[G] I saw [Bm] you last [G6] night and [G] got That [Dm6] Old [E7] Feeling,
[Am] When you came in [Am7] sight, I got That [Cm] Old [D7] Feeling.
The moment that [B7]you danced by, [Dm6] I felt a [E7] thrill,
[A7] And when you caught my eye, [Cm]my heart stood [C6]still....[D7]
[G]Once a-[Bm]gain I [G6]seemed to [G] feel that [Dm6]old [E7] yearning,
[Am]And I knew the [Am7] flame of love was [Cm]still [B7] burning;
[Bdim7]There'll be no [E7] new love for me, [Am] it's foolish to [Cm] start
For [G]That Old [A7] Feeling, is [Cm] still in [D7] my [G] heart.
Shapes I use for this song :
Bm: xx4432 G6: 320000 Dm6: xx0201 E7: 022130
Cm: xx5543 B7: 221202 C6: xx5555 Bdim7: xx0101
"A child of five could understand this...send someone to fetch a child of five !"--Groucho Marx
It appealed to me. Thanks for the memory.
Denny
