Sweet Wanomi chords by Bill Withers (Official Version)

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Intro 1

Verse 1

In a room with soft satin pillows

Cracklin' fireplace keeps us warm

Whisprin' wind through weepin' willows

And sweet Wanomi restin' in my arms

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Verse 2

In a soft light her eyes are gleamin'

Pretty little hand covers

Up her mouth when she yawns

Wake me up, I must be dreamin' that

Sweet Wanomi restin' in my arms

Verse 3

Sleepy kisses, warm me softly

Get much warmer later on

I reach for the light turn it off

Sweet Wanomi restin' in my arms

Interlude 1

Verse 4

Sleepy kisses, warm me softly

Get much warmer later on

I reach for the light turn it off

Sweet Wanomi restin' in my arms

Outro 1
E7 
A7 
E7 
Sweet Wanomi restin' in  my arms
A7 
E7 
Sweet Wanomi restin' in  my arms
A7 
E7 
Sweet Wanomi restin' in  my arms
A7 
E7 
Sweet Wanomi restin' in  my arms
A7 
E7 
Sweet Wanomi restin' in  my arms

1971R&B

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Tuning: E A D G B EDifficulty: BeginnerKey: E majorBPM: 96

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Finger positions, low to high (E A D G B e). 0 is open, x is muted.

E7: 0-2-0-1-0-0
A7: x-0-2-0-2-0

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This is the definitive original version of Sweet Wanomi by Bill Withers, transcribed exactly as it was recorded in the studio. Unlike our simplified arrangement, this chart preserves the precise chord voicings and progressions in the original key of E major. It suits players who want to learn Sweet Wanomi the way Bill Withers intended, without oversimplifying the arrangement.