Walking In The Sand chords by The Shangri-las

(Remember) Walking in the Sand
     George Morton

     One of the best singles of the sixties, no, one of the best *ever*,
     and I never really knew what it was about until I wrote it out just
     now. Poor Mary.

     Intro (1x)

                   [Dm]
     |--------------5------|
     |--------------6------|
     |--------------7------|
     |--------------7------|
     |----8---7-----5------|
     |--------------5------|

     Dm
     Seems like the ...
     Bb
     My baby ...
     Gm                         A7  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm]
     He went away __ ....
     Dm
     It's been two ...
     Bb
     Since I saw ....
     Gm                                A7  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm]
     And then this ....
     Dm
     It said that we were ....
     Bb
     He found ....
     Gm                                       A7  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm]
     Oh, lemme think, lemme ....?

     Bridge:

     Dm
     Oh no
     Dm
     Oh no,
     Bb                 A7
     Oh no, no....

     [Bass repeats solo until A7 chord comes in]

     |--------------------------------------|
     |--------------------------------------|
     |----5---------------3--5--------------|
     |---5----------------------------------|

     [Spoken over bass and seagulls]:

     (Remember) Walkin' in the ....,

                           A7
     Soflty, softly we'd ...,
     Dm
     Whatever ...
     Bb
     The boy that I ...
     Gm                             A7  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm]
     The boy who said ___ ....
     Dm
     Oh what will .....
     Bb
     The life I ...
     Gm                          A7  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm]
     What will I do ___ ....

     Repeat bridge and slowly walk into the sea...

     Notes:

     Chord voicings for the  [Eb/A7  A7  Dm] part:

         Eb/A7    A7     Dm
     |-----5------5------5----|
     |-----5------5------6----|
     |-----6------6------7----|
     |-----5------5------7----|
     |-----8------7------5----|
     |-----5------5------5----|

     Actually, I don't know what "Eb/A7" is, but I had to call it
     something.

     The Aerosmith version is OK, I guess, but this is one of those songs
     that really doesn't work in the male voice. Maybe Liv Tyler should do
     a cover of it with the Wonders.

     Tab/Chord interpretation by Craig Carlson

     email with corrections etc:
     craig_carlson@wgl.com (or)
     ccarlson@wgl.com