The Lovin Sound chords by Ian And Sylvia

Lovin' Sound:Ian And Sylvia.
96 CASH BOX
and #101 on BB Hot 100 on MGM Records
in 1967. (A great song/sound which deserved
much better. The duo had one of the best
sounds I've ever heard.)


INTRO: Bb C Dm C Fm

CHORUS:
        F      G           Em
Lovin', really livin?, without it, you ain't
A                   Dm7                  G
livin?, boy, you're just gettin? up each day
             A
and walkin? around.

#1.
     Dm7             G                   Em
Your world is cryin? now, my friend, but give
            A                Dm7
it love and it will mend and teach you all the
G            Dm7                   G
music to the lovin? sound, oh, the lovin? sound.

CHORUS:
        F      G           Em
Lovin', really livin?, without it, you ain't
A                   Dm7                  G
livin?, boy, you're just gettin? up each day
             A
and walkin? around.

#2.
     Dm7             G                   Em
Your world is cryin? now, my friend, but give
            A                Dm7
it love and it will mend and teach you all the
G            Dm7                   G
music to the lovin? sound, oh, the lovin? sound.

BRIDGE:
    D                  F                C
The search goes on for dollars, and the work goes

on for dimes.
    Dm7                  F                   C
The young ones chase the rainbows, old folks think

of younger times.
       Dm7           F            C
You'll never catch a rainbow, but love may come to
Am7
you.
D                                          G
Hold it close..don't let it fade, you're a loser,

if you do.

CHORUS:
        F      G           Em
Lovin', really livin?, without it, you ain't
A                   Dm7                  G
livin?, boy, you're just gettin? up each day
             A
and walkin? around.

OUTRO:
     Dm7             G                   Em
Your world is cryin? now, my friend, but give
            A                Dm7
it love and it will mend and teach you all the
G            Dm7                   G
music to the lovin? sound, oh, the lovin? sound.


A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.