Learning How To Listen chords by Virginia Schenck
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Intro 1
(A minor) (C major) (A minor) (C major) (B flat#) (F sharpsus4) (F sharpdim) (F sharp minor) (A minor)
(B flat#) (E major)
Verse 1
(A minor) Life is like a song (E minor) to sing
With meas (D minor) ures, beat (F major) s,
and phrases (D minor) (F major) (E major)
With (A minor) bended (C major) notes and
some (F sharpsus4) repeat (F sharp minor) s
music through (B flat#m) the (B flat#) ages (E major)
that (F major) brings the highs the
lows (E minor) the swells
some (D minor) times it's (C major) for an (B flat#dim) ending. (E major)
Bring (A minor) ing other (F sharp minor) songs to sing.
(B flat#) Ascending. (E major) Descending.
(Ddim) (E major) (E major)
(F major) I'm (C major) learning how (F major) to listen,
how (C major) to hear a (G major) melody,
(C major) how to hear (D minor) the
song that (G major) I'm singing,
How (F sharp minor) (F major) to just feel (C major) and let it be (F major) (C major)
Listen (F major) to (C major) the song (F major)
And know (E minor) in' how it goes (B flatdim)
An (F sharp major) d (D minor) listen for the melody (G major) (E major)
That (C major) flows (F major) (F sharpdim)
(F major) Mm, (G major) (C major) music (G major) is a lover
(C major) With (B flatdim) (C major) shiny
(A minor) golden (A major) (G major) wings
Whis (D minor) pers (A minor) in the (G major) lover's ear,
dances (F major) when she sings,
sends a variation on (E flat major) an
(E major) everlasting theme. (B flat#dim) (A major)
It is either love (D minor) or sor (G major) row
on (C major) (E major) the (C major) scene. (G major)
(F major) I'm learning how to (C major) listen
for (G major) the song (D minor) s
I name, (C major) sign,
(D minor) claim (F major) as a (E major) possession,
(G major) an (F major) d say that (A minor) is (C major) mine,
because (F major) every (C major) body knows (F major)
that song (E minor) s come
from out (G major) of (A major) the blue,
and I'm (D minor) learning how to
hear (G major) (D minor) the changes (G major) (C major) too.
I am (F major) (C major) learning how (G major) (E major) to (G major) listen
(F major) to (E major) the (C major) rhyth (G major) m of the (A minor) night. (G major) (C major)
(A major) How (D minor) to (F major) keep it simple, (C major)
how to make it sweet (D minor) an (A major) d light, (C major)
(F major) smooth and free and (C major) easy, (F major) or just
Slammin' (F sharp minor) (G major) in a jam (F major) (F sharp major)
And (F major) oh, for just (G major) a moment
It is music that (F major) I (D minor) am (G major)
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Interlude 1
(C major) (C minor) (F major) (C major) (D minor) (G major) (D minor) (C major) (F major) (D minor) (A major) (D minor) (E major) (F major) (C major) (F major) (C major) (A minor)
(C major) (C major) (F major) (E minor) (C major) (D minor)
(C major) (F major) (G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (D minor) (F major) (C major) (G major) (F major) (A minor) (D minor) (C major) (F major) (F sharpdim) (C major) (F sharp major)
(D major) (D minor) (G major) (A minor) (C major) (F major) (C major) (F major) (C major) (E minor) (E major) (F sharp major)
(D minor) (Fdim) (G major) (C major)
Verse 2
I (Gsus4) (C major) am learnin'
(A minor) how (B flat#) to listen, (C major) (B flat#)
(A minor) how to hol (F major) la, sing (E flat major) the blues (C major)
I am (D minor) learn (F major) in' how to rise above (D minor)
(G major) an (C major) d stand (D major) (C major) in my own (F major) shoes
(C major) Learnin' (F major) how (G major) to listen (F major)
for (C major) the song was (F sharp minor) (G major) good (C major) to me (A major)
I am (D minor) learnin' (F major) how
to listen (C major) and (F major) be free (C major)
I am learnin' how to listen, (C major) (F major)
(C major) how to hear a melody (G major)
How (F major) to hear the song that I'm singin'
(C major) how to feel (D minor) an (D minor) d let it be. (C major)
(F major) Listen to the song
and just know (E minor) when how it goes (A major)
And listen for (F major) the (G major) melody
(F major) that flows (C major) (A major)
And (D minor) listen for the melody that (G major) flows
Outro 1
Oh, oh, oh.
Learning How To Listen
Virginia Schenck
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