Im Confessin That I Love You

Peggy Lee

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Please note that this 1945 song contains many jazzy elements. That means that some exotic chords were used on the piano. Each verse/chorus different. Some of these chords are not known for guitar and are not in the Ultimate Guitar database. So I’m creative in using chord names. Be aware that some chords are different then the grip noted by me hereunder. Please let me know what you think of this. I choose for this solution so features like SIMPLIFY & TRANSPOSE still work for this song. [Chord legend] A7 5x565x Aaug x4322x Abdim 4x343x Adim 5x454x Am6 5x4555 Am7 5x555x Bb6 6x576x Bdim 7x676x Bm6 7x6777 Bm7 7X777X C6 x3221x C13 x32335 C9 x32333 Caug x3211x Cmaj7 x3545x Dm7 5x353x E7 7x675x E9 x76777 Em7 7x575x F6 1x221x Fmaj7 5x3555 G13 3x345x G6 3x243x G7 3x343x G9 x2323x Gaug x6544x [Intro] Aaug Bdim [Verse 1] Cmaj7 Gaug Am7 I’m confessin’ that I love you Cmaj7 Gaug Em7 Bbdim Tell me do you love me too? I’m confessin’ that I need you Honest I do - need you every hour. Cmaj7 Gaug Am7 In your eyes I read such strange things Cmaj7 Gaug Em7 Bbdim But your lips deny they’re true Will your answer really change things? Making me blue? [Chorus] Oh I’m afraid some day you’ll leave me Saying "can’t we still be friends?" When you go you know you’ll grieve me All in life on you depends. [Verse 2] Am I guessin’ - that you love me Dreaming dreams of you in vain I’m confessin’ that I love you All over again. [Interlude] | Cmaj7 | Gaug | Em7 | Bbdim | | | | | | | | Adim | | | | Cmaj7 | Gaug | Em7 | Bbdim | | | | | | | | Abdim | | | | | | | Adim | [Chorus] Oh I’m afraid some day you’ll leave me Saying "can’t we still be friends?" When you go you know you’ll grieve me All in life on you depends. [Verse 2] Am I guessin’ - that you love me Dreaming dreams of you in vain I’m confessin’ that I love you All over again.

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Dans cette chanson, l'interprète exprime son amour profond et son besoin d'être aimé en retour. Elle fait preuve d'une vulnérabilité touchante, avouant ses inquiétudes face à un amour incertain. Avec des paroles empreintes de mélancolie, elle se demande si l'autre éprouve des sentiments similaires, tout en redoutant le moment où cette connexion pourrait se briser. Écrite en 1945, cette œuvre se distingue par ses éléments jazzy, reflétant une période où la musique était à la fois une échappatoire et une manière d’exprimer des émotions complexes. Les accords utilisés apportent une richesse harmonique, rendant l'ensemble encore plus captivant.

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