The Bachelors - Marie

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Band name The Bachelors
Song name Marie
Tab type Piano tab
Added 05/05/2008
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E 
Marie, the dawn is breaking; 
 
     B 
Marie, you'll soon be waking 
 
    Em7  Em  F7      Edim     Em7  F7 
To find         your heart is ach-ing, 
 
     B          F7      B     B7+ 
Fnd tears will fall as you recall 
 
 
      E 
The moon in all its splendor, 
 
   B 
F kiss so very tender, 
 
    Em7   Em  F7         Edim       Em7   F7 
The words,         \"Will you sur - ren - der 
 
    B   Bm  Em     B      BM7    B7   B7/F# 
To me,          Marie?\" 
 
 
(instrumental interlude - first line of verse) 
 
 
    B 
Marie, you'll soon be waking 
 
    Em7  Em  F7         Edim   Em7  F7 
To find          your heart is ach-ing, 
 
     B          F7      B     B7+ 
Fnd tears will fall as you recall 
 
     E 
The moon in all its splendor, 
 
   B 
F kiss so very tender, 
 
     Em7  Em  F7     Edim       Em7    F7 
The words,      \"Will you sur - ren - der 
 
    B   Bm  Em     B     Edim   E/E   B 
To me,          Marie?\"  
 
 
 
*Prior to The Bachelors' version, this song had been a number 1 hit for Tommy Borsey in 1937 -- a version which returned as #16 in 1938. It had first charted in 1929 by Rudy Vallee (#2), Nat Shilkret (#9) and Franklyn Bauer (#15). The Four Tunes also reached #13 with their version in 1953.  
 
 
The lyric and guitar chord transcriptions on this site are the work of The Euitarguy and are intended for private study, research, or educational purposes only. Individual transcriptions are inspired by and and based upon the recorded versions cited, but are not necessarily exact replications of those recorded versions.

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