It Might As Well Be Spring (1950-05-18) chords by Sarah Vaughan
Intro 1
Am
F#dim
Cdim
B
Edim
A
Bbm
Fm
Bb
Verse 1
C
I'm
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C
Dm
G
as restless as a willow in a windstorm
C
Am
I'm as jumpy as a puppet
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Gm
G
C
on a string
F
I'd say that I
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Eaug
C
had spring fever,
Em
Am
Dm
G
but I know it isn't spring
C
G
C
Dm
I'm starry -eyed and
C
vaguely discontented
Dm
C
Like a nightingale
Em
Gm
C
without a song to sing
F
Fdim
Fm
Oh, why should I have
C
Am
C
spring fever when it
Verse 2
G
E
C
Is it even spring
Verse 3
F
Dm
Ddim
I keep wishing I
Gm
C
was somewhere else
Verse 4
Gm
Edim
C
Walking down a strange new street
Verse 5
Dm
C
Bdim
Hearing words that I
had never heard
E
Am
Verse 6
D
G
yet to me.
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D
G
I'm as busy as a spider
C
D
spinning daydreams.
G
C
Em
C
Gm
I'm as giddy as a baby on a swing.
C
F
Am
I haven't seen
Fdim
Em
Am
a crocus or a rosebud
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Dm
D
E
or robin on the wing,
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A
D
G
but I feel so gay in
Dm
G
a melancholy way
C
Am
D
that it might as well be spring
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Em
Am
Dm
G
and that's why I feel this way
Fdim
E
C
F
and yet I know it's not
Bb
Spring today,
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Am
Dm
G
C
but it might as well be spring,
G#
Bb
Dm
G
ah, ah, ah,
C#
C
G
the love love the love the love
It Might As Well Be Spring (1950-05-18)
Sarah Vaughan
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