Oh God, How Much I Love You (dio Como Te Amo

Shirley Bassey

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Introdução: Verse Remember why must I remember Why can’t I simply close my eyes go to sleep And make him disappear Why must I always hear Melody Dio come ti amo those were the words he said Oh god how much I love you it still runs through my head The wind began to blow and all the leaves were flying He stood there in the night and tried to keep from crying What could I have told him what could I say of you When love has lost it meaning it’s over it’s through And so I hurried on for someone new was waiting To hold me in his arms in endless celebrating But that was long ago and many loves have I But only one was real and that I let slip by Dio come ti amo I still can hear him say Oh god how much I love you yet I walked away I know it’s much too late but I’ll go right on praying To have you back again so you can hear me saying Dio come ti amo Oh god how much I love you I love you I love you I love you I love you I love you

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Fmaj7, C6, Fm6, C, Am, E7, B7, E, Dm7, G7, Fm, B, Ebm, G13, Cmaj7, Gm7, C7, F6, F, G#m, D7, G#m6

Too Late Now

D9, F#m, G, A, Em7, E7/9, E7, G/B, A7, D, Bm7, F#7, Bm, Bm7/E, Am7, E

As Long as She Needs Me

Amaj7, E7, Bm7, Bb9, A7, D9, A, F#m, B7, Dm7, F#m7

What I Did for Love

Am, G, C, Dm, B/C, Em, F

Dont Look For Love

A, F#m, E4, E, Bm, D, E/G#, F, Dm, G, A4, Am7, F/A, G/A

A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening

D9, Bm7, E, E7, E13, A, G/B, A7, Em7, D, F#m, Amaj7, Dm6, F#7, Db7

The Trouble With Hello Is Goodbye

D, Bm, Bm7/E, G, F#m, Db7, B7, E, A, G#7, Dbm, D9, E7, Gm, G/B, Am7, A4/7, C, A7

Until It's Time For Youto Go

G, Bm, G7, E, Am, D, Fm, B7, Em, A

Thank You For The Years

G#, C, Eb, G, Fm7, Bb, D, Cm, Bb7, Gm, Fm, F, Am7, A, Gm7, E, Dm

Never Never Never

D, Dmaj7, D6, Em7, A7, Em, Dm7, Am7, D7, Am, Gmaj7, Gm7, Bb7, Eb, Ebmaj7, Eb6, Fm7, Fm, Bb9, Emaj7, Bbm7, Eb7, G#6, G#m6, B7, B6, B9, E, E6, F#m7, Bm7, E7, Amaj7, A, Am6, A6, F#m

Cette chanson évoque un amour intense, mais aussi la douleur de la perte. L'auteur se remémore des moments passés, des mots d'amour prononcés et le souvenir d'un être cher. Malgré le passage du temps et des relations qui l'ont suivi, il ressent toujours ce lien profond qui ne s'est pas effacé. Il s'interroge sur ses choix passés et exprime son désir de retrouver cet amour perdu, tout en continuant à espérer et prier pour un retour aux temps heureux. C'est une réflexion sur l'amour, le regret et la nostalgie.

Le Chansonnier