And The Singer Sings His Song Chords

KeyC CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays548

And The Singer Sings His Song by Neil Diamond is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of C. It uses the chords C, Em, E7, Am, D7, G and F. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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  			And The Singer Sings his Song  

Neil Diamond 

C              
 Young it was 
Em 
  True it was 
E7             Am 
  Days without wond'ring 
D7            G 
  Full with a special thing 
F              C 
Laugh, I could laugh 
      G 
And I did 

         F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
         F        C      G 
And the children dance along 
         F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
    F           C 
And we dance along 

C              
 Good it was 
Em 
 When it was, 
E7             Am             
We chased the flowers 
D7          G 
Warm summer showers 

F             C 
Once, it was once 
G 
Long ago 

        F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
         F        C      G 
And the children dance along 
         F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
    F          C 
And we dance along 

F             C 
Once, it was once 
G 
Long ago 

        F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
         F        C      G 
And the children dance along 
         F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
    F          C 
And we dance along 
         F       C       G 
And the singer sings his song 
    F          C 
And we dance along 
    	

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100 BPM Andante