Harem Holiday

Elvis Presley

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Harem Holiday - Elvis Presley --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Peter Andreoli/Vincent Poncia Jr./Jimmie Crane From the soundtrack of “Harum Scarum” (1965) Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS Gaug 3-x-1-0-0-3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | | | [Verse] Gonna travel gonna travel wild and free I’m gonna pack my bags because this great big world is calling me Every pretty girl’s gonna know I’m around They’re gonna know I’m in town on a harem holiday [Verse] Twenty women twenty women by my side I’m gonna kiss them all because I’ve gotta keep ’em satisfied Gonna have the best time money can buy I’m gonna be flying high on a harem holiday [Middle 8] If Romeo had a harem holiday D7 G Gaug You can bet that Juliet would have never been his girl forever [Verse] Gonna go back gonna catch that midnight plane Twenty dancing girls are waiting just to call my name Gonna have a ball I ain’t gonna waste no time I’m gonna make ’em all mine on a harem holiday [Middle 8] If Romeo had a harem holiday D7 G Gaug You can bet that Juliet would have never been his girl forever [Verse] Gonna travel gonna travel wild and free I’m gonna pack my bags because this great big world is calling me Every pretty girl’s gonna know I’m around They’re gonna know I’m in town on a harem holiday

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D, Bm, G, A

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C, G, F7, F, G7

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C, F, G7

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C, Em, F, Dm, G

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D7, C7, G, G7, C, D, D9, G6/9

Confidence

G, C, A7, D, Am, G#, Db, Bb7, Eb, Bbm, A, E, Bm

So Close Yet So Far

C, Em, Am, Em7, Fmaj7, G7, G, Am7

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C, Am, F, Fm, G, Dm7, G7, Em, Bb

It's A Wonderful World

C6, G, F, G7, C, Bb, A7, Am, Am7, D7, G6, Cmaj7, G4, G2, Dm, Dm7, Dm6, Cadd9, C7, Fm6, C/E, G#6, Db, Dbmaj7, Db6, G#4, G#, G#2, Ebm, Ebm7, Ebm6, Dbadd9, Db7, F#, F#m6, Bb7, Db/F, Bb9

Cross My Heart and Hope to Die

Db, Eb, G#, Bb, G, F#

Dans cette chanson, le narrateur exprime son désir de voyager et de vivre des aventures sans contraintes. Il évoque l'idée de profiter de la vie en entourant des femmes, se laissant emporter par l'effervescence d'un monde qui l'appelle. Il se voit comme un personnage charismatique, célébrant la liberté et la joie de vivre, avec une touche de romantisme en faisant allusion à l'image de Roméo. Cette œuvre fait partie de la bande originale d’un film sorti en 1965, où l’on retrouve cet esprit d’exotisme et d’évasion, typique des productions de l’époque. Les thèmes de l'amour et du désir sont omniprésents, soulignant une atmosphère de fête et d'optimisme.

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