Nancy With The Laughing Face

Frank Sinatra

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spotify:track:4Pnzw1nLOpDNV6MKI5ueIR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTdwFYxv_ro Words & Music by Phil Silvers and Jimmy Van Heusen Year: 1944 Worked out on request for 21jennaa8290 (Can you play this on your guitar?) When you are looking for chords of another nice song you could send me a Personal Message. Please give it the VOTE it deserves (left beneath) and you could add to your favorites (right above). [Intro] / Ab7sus4 Ddim7 [Verse 1] If I don’t see her each day I miss her; Gee! What a thrill each time I kiss her. Believe me I’ve got a case on Nancy with the laughing face. [Verse 2] She takes the winter and makes it summer; Summer could take some lessons from her. Picture a tomboy in lace that’s Nancy with the laughing face. [Bridge] Do you ever hear mission bells ringing? Well she’ll give you the very same glow; When she speaks you would think it was singing; Just hear her say "Hello." [Verse 3] I swear to goodness you can’t resist her; Sorry for you she has no sis - ter. No one could ever replace my Nancy with the laughing face. [Bridge 2] What a wonderful treat to come home to when the long day has drawn to a close; There’s the patter of feet to come home to and Nan-cy gave me those. [Verse 4] Keep Betty Grable Lamour and Turner; she makes my heart a charcoal bur - ner. No one could ever replace my Nancy with the laughing face.

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Cette chanson parle d'un amour irrésistible pour une jeune femme pleine de joie et d'énergie. L'interprète exprime à quel point sa présence illumine ses journées, transformant même les moments les plus gris en instants radieux. Sa personnalité pétillante et son charme unique la rendent inoubliable, au point que personne ne pourrait la remplacer. Il évoque aussi la douceur de rentrer chez soi, où il retrouve le bonheur de sa compagnie et l’atmosphère chaleureuse qu'elle crée autour d'elle. Écrite en 1944, cette chanson capture l'esprit d'une époque où les sentiments étaient souvent exprimés de manière sincère et romantique. C'est un hommage à l'amour simple et pur, célébrant les petites choses qui rendent la vie belle.

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