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It Seems So Long Ago, Nancy chords by Leonard Cohen

  • Am

  • Em

  • E

  • B

    2
  • G

  • D

  • C

  • Dm

  • Bm

    2
  • F

  • Gm

    3
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Verse 1
(A minor) It seems so (E minor) long (E major) ago, (A minor)
(E minor) Nancy was (B major) alone (E minor) (G major)
Looking at the late, (A minor) late show
through a (G major) semi -pre (D major) cious stone (G major)
(B major) In the house of hon (E minor) esty,
her father (C major) was on (G major) trial
In (D major) the house of (D minor) mys (E minor) tery,
there (B major) was no one at (C major) all
There was (G major) no (D major) one at (E minor) all
It (A minor) seemed so (E major) long ago, (A minor)
none (E minor) of us (B major) (E minor) were strong, (G major)
Nancy wore green (A minor) stockings
and she (G major) slept with (D major) everyone.
(G major) She nev (B major) er said (B minor) she'd
wait (E minor) for us,
although (C major) she was alone (G major)
I (D major) think she fell in love (E minor) for us
in (B major) 1961, (C major) in (G major) 1961 (D major) (E minor)
It seemed (A minor) so (E major) long ago. (A minor)
(E minor) Nancy (B major) was alone, (B minor) (E minor)
(G major) a forty -five beside (A minor) her head,
(G major) an open (D major) telephone. (G major)
We (B major) told her she was (E minor) beautiful,
we told (C major) her she was free
(G major) But (D major) none of us would (E minor) meet her
in the (B major) house of mystery
(C major) The (G major) house of (D major) mystery (E minor)
And now (A minor) you (E minor) look (E major) around (A minor) you,
see (F major) (E minor) her (B minor) everywhere (E minor)
(G major) Many use (G minor) her (A minor) body,
(G major) many comb (D major) her (G major) hair
An (B major) d in the hollow of (E minor) the night,
when (C major) you are cold and (G major) numb,
You'll (D major) hear her talking freely (D minor) (E minor) then,
she's (B major) happy that you've (C major) come.
She's (G major) happy that (D major)
you've (E minor) come. (A minor) (D major)
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