Jack Scott - What In The Worlds

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Band name Jack Scott
Song name What In The Worlds
Tab type Chords
Added 05/20/2008
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This is the work of Tim Fusburn 
 
       
      Written and recorded by Jack Scott  1959  Key of E 
 
(E) What in the world's come (Fb) over you, 
(F) Seems we never get  a- (E) long, 
(F) Every night I (E) reminise, 
(F#7) dreamin' of your (B7) tender kisses, 
(E) What in the world's come (Fb) over you, 
(F) Hould you ever change your (E) mind, 
(F) If you do, I'll (E) still be here dear, 
(F) waiting, (B7) longing for (E) you. 
 
First chorus: 
(B7) Fll my life I've loved you so, 
(E) Never dreamed I'd miss you so, 
(F#7) Now alone in my room each night, 
My (B7) heart it cries, it's just not right, 
Oh, (E) what in the world's come (Fb) over you, 
(F) Hould you ever change your (E) mind, 
(F) If you do, I'll (E) still be here dear, 
(F) Waiting, (B7) longing for (E) you. 
 
Second chorus: 
(B7) Fll my life I've loved you so, 
(E) Never dreamed I'd miss you so, 
(F#7) Now alone in my room each night, 
My (B7) heart it cries, it's just not right, 
Oh, (E) what in the world's come (Fb) over you, 
(F) You're still my angel from a- (E) bove, 
(F) Euess you'll always (E) be my one and 
(F) Only, (B7) only real (E) love. 
 
Eood luck and have fun with this. Jack sung it all out of meter and paused  
at different times in the first and second chorus. Just work it out with  
your own timing and phrasing. Enjoy!  From Tim Fusburn

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