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Sincerely Chords by The Four Seasons

Sincerely chords by The Four Seasons

Guitar chords with lyrics

  • Difficulty: Intermediate 💪
Key: Ab

Intro:
Ab  Db Eb Ab  Db Eb Ab     Db Eb Ab     Db Eb
Oh, oh    Oh, oh    Sincerely,   sincerely

Verse 1:
   Ab  Db     Eb      Ab  Db  Eb                  Ab
Sincerely, oh yeah sincerely 'cause I love you so dearly.
 Db         Eb            Ab    Db            Eb
Mmm, please say you'll be mine (Say you'll be mine)

Verse 2:
   Ab  Db         Eb         Ab      Db        Eb           Ab  Db
Sincerely, oh you know how I love you  I'll do anything for you
       Eb            Ab Dbm Ab Eb
Please say you'll be mine

Bridge:
   Db              Dbm          Ab Eb          Ab Abaug
Oh lord, won't you tell me why, why I love her so
   Bbm                         Eb                                  E
If she doesn't want me oh I'll never (never) never (never) let her go

Verse 3:
  A    D  E      A                 D          E            A           D
Sincerely, oh, I love you (sincerely) I'll do anything for you (sincerely)
       E             A        Em Gb/Db
please say you'll be mine (Ah ah ah)

Outro:
    Gbm                        E
Oh (Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba)
              A            D E
Say you'll be mine (Sincerely)
    A          D E     A          D E      A         D E
Oh, oh (Sincerely) Oh, oh (Sincerely) Oh, oh (Sincerely)

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The Four Seasons chords for Sincerely

About this song

"Sincerely" by The Four Seasons was released in 1964 as a single and later included on their album "Dawn (Go Away) and 11 Other Great Songs." The song was written by Harvey Fuqua and Alan Freed and originally recorded by The Moonglows in 1954. The Four Seasons' version reached number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The track features the distinctive falsetto vocals of Frankie Valli and showcases the group's signature harmonies. The song is a classic example of the group's doo-wop and pop sound of the era.