Ill Never Know

Elvis Presley

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I’ll Never Know - Elvis Presley --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written by: Fred Karger Sid Wayne Ben Weisman Recorded: June 5 1970 Released on: “Love Letters from Elvis” (1971) Tabbed by: maguri Tuning: Standard --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHORDS Eb/Bb x-1-x-3-4-3 Adim7 5-x-4-5-4-x Emaj7 0-2-2-4-4-4 Bsus4 x-2-4-4-0-0 A#dim7 x-1-2-0-2-0 E/B x-2-x-1-0-0 Csus4 x-3-5-5-6-3 Csus2 x-3-5-5-3-3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Intro] | Eb | Bbsus4 | Eb | Bbsus4 | [Verse 1] How many stars are in the sky? Bbsus4 Eb I’ll never know What fire lights a firefly? Bbsus4 Eb I’ll never know [Bridge] What happens to this heart of mine Each time you hold my hand Sometimes the things we love the most F | Bb | Bsus4 | We never understand [Verse] I never thought these eyes would see Bsus4 E An angel’s glow What miracle brought you to me I’ll never know [Middle 8] What happens to this heart of mine Each time you hold my hand Sometimes the things we love the most F# | Bsus4 B | Csus4 | We never understand [Verse] I never thought these eyes would see Csus4 C F An angel’s glow What miracle brought you to me I’ll never know [Coda] What miracle brought you to me I’ll never know

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E7, A7, E, G, A, C, B7

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Bb, Bb7, Eb, F7, Eb4, G#, Bb4, C7, C7/4, Cm7

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E, B, A, E7, F#, B7

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E, B, A, E7, Am, Dbm, F#m, G#

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G#, Db, F#, Ebm, B, D, F, Gm7, Fm, Bbm, Eb

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D, E, A, G, F#m, B

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G, Em, Eb, Am, D, C, D7

There's A Honky Tonk Angel

D, E, A, B, B7

Sweet Angeline

F, Bb, C, Dm, Gm, C7, F7, Am

La chanson évoque une quête de compréhension, un questionnement des plus profonds sentiments d'amour. Elle se demande comment certaines choses peuvent se produire, comme la beauté des étoiles ou le mystère d'un sourire, tout en reconnaissant qu'il est parfois impossible de saisir l'essence de ce que l'on ressent. Au fil des vers, elle exprime l'émerveillement de l'inattendu et la magie qui opère quand on aime, sans vraiment savoir comment tout cela se produit. Le ton est nostalgique et tendre, mettant en avant la vulnérabilité face à l'amour, ce qu’il apporte et les mystères qu’il enveloppe. C'est une célébration de ces petites merveilles de la vie qui nous touchent sans que l’on comprenne totalement leur origine.

Le Chansonnier