A World Of Our Own Chords

KeyD CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays600

A World Of Our Own by Elvis Presley is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, E, A, Am7, G, C, Cm, Am, Gb, Gm, Bm, Em and Eb. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

Transpose
D
Text
16
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Intro: D 

#1. 
               E               A 
You kiss me darling, a miracle starts. 
  Am7   D                       G 
A magic feeling, comes into our hearts. 
             C           Cm         G    D E 
The spell of love began, when we're alone, 
    Am        D              G 
and we're in, a world of our own. 

#2. 
Gb          E                    A 
You say you want me, and music I hear. 
            D                      G 
Touch me my darling, and clouds disappear. 
           C                 Cm         G 
The sky is bright above, and cares have flown. 
E   Am        D              G 
And we're in, a world of our own. 

            Cm        Gm             Cm 
Holding you close, is heaven..only I know,  
          G 
what it's worth. 
               Am7   A  Bm           A 
Knowing you're mine, forever, is the greatest  
          D 
wonder on Earth. 

#3. 
            E                        A 
Nothing can change it, the magic's begun. 
           D                           G 
When we're together, our hearts become one. 
         C          Cm         G      Em   Am 
I find a happiness, I've never known, when we're  
      D            G 
in, a world of our own. 

OUTRO: 
Em   Am           D            Eb  G 
When we're in...a world of our own.....(Fade.) 
    	

Chord diagrams

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Reference tones

Standard tuning, lowest to highest. Click a string to play it; the string the mic hears is highlighted.

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Metronome

100 BPM Andante