Some Velvet Morning chords by Nancy Sinatra

Chords with lyrics (Ver. 2)

#26 in 1968.
      (Capo 2nd fret.)

#1.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight..
     G+G      E minorEm
I'm gonna open up your gate.
  B minorBm          E minorEm
And maybe tell you about Phaedra,
  G+G        E minorEm
and how she gave me life..
  G+G        E minorEm
and how she made it in.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight.

#2.
D MajorD        A augmentedA      D MajorD        A augmentedA
Flowers growing on the hill, Dragonflies and Daffodils..
G+G       A augmentedA     G+G        A augmentedA
Learn from us, very much..look at us, but do not touch.
E MajorE
Phaedra is my name.

#3.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight..
     G+G      E minorEm
I'm gonna open up your gate.
  B minorBm          E minorEm
And maybe tell you about Phaedra,
  G+G        E minorEm
and how she gave me life..
  G+G        E minorEm
and how she made it in.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight.

#4.
D MajorD        A augmentedA
Flowers are the things we know..
D MajorD        A augmentedA
Secrets are the things we grow..
G+G       A augmentedA     G+G       A augmentedA
Learn from us, very much..look at us but do not touch.
E MajorE
Phaedra is my name.

#5.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight.
D MajorD        A augmentedA
Flowers growing on the hill..
E minorEm    G+G      E minorEm
I'm gonna open up your gate.
D MajorD        A augmentedA
Dragonflies and Daffodils..
  B minorBm          E minorEm
And maybe tell you about Phaedra.
G+G       A augmentedA
Learn from us, very much..
  G+G        E minorEm
And how she gave me life.
G+G       A augmentedA
Look at us but do not touch..
  G+G        E minorEm
and how she made it in.
E minorEm     G+G        E minorEm
Some velvet morning when I'm straight.

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