Tyrannic Love, Z 613: Ah! How Sweet It Is to Love chords by Henry Purcell
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Ah, (E minor) how (B major) sweet, (E minor) ah, how (D major) sweet,
how (G major) sweet it is to (E minor) know
(B major) Ah, (A minor) how, (C major) ah, (A minor) how (C major) gay (B major) is young de (E minor) sire
(B major) Ah, (E minor) how (B major) sweet, (E minor) ah, how (D major) sweet,
how (G major) sweet (C major) it is to (B major) know,
(A minor) ah, (C major) how (A minor) (C major) gay (E minor) his young days are.
(G major) An (C major) d what pleasing (D major) pains,
(E minor) and what pleas (C major) ing pains we (G major) prove,
when (C major) first, when (D major) first we
(G major) feel an (C major) other's (G major) fire.
(E minor) Pains (B major) (E minor) of (E major) love are (A minor) sweet and (D major) mild,
And (B major) all, (G major) all, (A minor) all, (G major) all (F sharp major) other pleasures (B major) are. (E minor) (C major)
(A minor) (B major) (E minor) (C major) (D major) (G major) (C major) (A minor) (C major) (A minor) (E minor)
(C major) And what pleasing (D major) pains,
(E minor) an d what pleas (C major) ing pains we (G major) prove,
When (C major) first, when (D major) first we
(G major) feel a (C major) lover's (G major) smile!
(B major) Pains of (E major) love are (A minor) sweet (A major) and (D major) mild,
(B major) And all, (G major) and (A major) all, and (G major) all,
all (F sharp major) are the pleasures (B major) of
Pains (E minor) of (A minor) love are (B major) sweeter (E minor) far (C major) than (D major) all, (G major) all,
(C major) all, all other (A minor) pleasures (C major) (B major) are. (E minor)
Sighs which (B major) are, (E minor) sighs which (D major) are,
which (G major) are from lovers (E minor) playing,
(B major) Gently, (A minor) (C major) gently,
(A minor) gently move (C major) and (E minor) heave the heart. (B major)
(E minor) Sighs reach (B major) on, (E minor) sighs reach (G major) on,
reach on from lovers' (E minor) (B major) pain.
(A minor) Gently, (C major) gently, (A minor) gently (C major) move
and (B major) heave the (E minor) heart.
(C major) And the tears they (D major) shed,
(C major) an d the (E minor) tears (C major) they shed alone, (G major)
Are (C major) twinkling, twink (D major) ling,
(G major) far so (C major) pure thus (G major) not.
(B major) Lovers, (E major) when they lose (A minor) (D major) their breath,
(F sharp major) Lead killing (B major) (G major) away,
(A major) (G major) in early (F sharp major) death, in early (B major) death.
Lov (E minor) er (C major) s,
when (A minor) they (B major) lose their (E minor) breath,
(C major) bleed, (D major) bleed away, (C major)
(A minor) away in early (C major) (A minor) (E minor) death.
(C major) And the tears they (A minor) shed,
(D major) an d the (E minor) tears (C major) they shed (G major) alone,
are (C major) drink (A minor) ing, drink (C major) ing for some
cure they're (G major) smart. (E minor)
(B major) Lov (E minor) ers, (E major) when they (A minor) lose (A major) their (D major) breath,
(F sharp major) need (B major) bleed (G major) away (A major) in (G major) early (F sharp major) death,
in early (B major) death.
Lov (E minor) er (C major) s,
when (A minor) they (B major) lose their (E minor) breath,
(C major) bleed, (D major) bleed (G major) away,
(C major) (A minor) away (B major) (A minor) in early (E minor) (A minor) (B major) death. (E minor)
Tyrannic Love, Z 613: Ah! How Sweet It Is to Love
Henry Purcell
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