Ronnie

The Four Seasons

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RONNIE: The Four Seasons. #6 in 1964. INTRO: I’ll go on living and keep on forgiving because you were my first love... #1. So very warm and tender..the way you loved me. hey girl can you remember and want more of me? CHORUS: Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie why did you go?. Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie..I am regretting but can’t stop forgetting be..cause..you were my first love. #2. You said now you don’t need me because I cheated. why didn’t you believe me when I repeated: CHORUS: Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie..you’ll never know. Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie..I’ll go on living and keep on forgiving because..you were my first love. CHORUS: I walk all alone. I cry at home.. night after night (night after night) day after day. Ah..........I never cheated. Ah...........I still repeat it. CHORUS: Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie..you’ll never know. Ronnie Ronnie Ronnie..I’ll go on living and keep on forgiving because..you were my first love. OUTRO: I’ll go on living and keep on forgiving because.. you were my first love..(Outro:x2)(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat

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December 1963

G, C, Am, F, G7, Dm, D, Em

Opus 17 Dont You Worry Bout Me

F#, Bbm, B, B/Db, Db, F#/Bb, G#/C, G#m7/Db, Db7, G, Bm, C, D, G/B, A/Db, Am7/D, D7, Eb7, G#, Cm, Eb, Bb/D, Bbm7/Eb, A, Dbm, E, B/Eb, Bm7/E, E7, Bb, Dm, F, C/E, Cm7/F, F7, Ebm

Tell It To The Rain

C, Dm7/C, G/C, F/C, Bb, G, Cm7, F7, Dm7, G7, Cm, Cm/Bb, Cm/G#, Cm/G

Big Girls Don´t Cry

G, D, C, E7, Am, D7, A7

Somethings On Her Mind

Db, G#, B, Eb7, Ebm, Bbm, Dbm, F#, C, F7, Eb, Bb, D, G7, Dm7, F, Bm, G#7, G, F5

Wonder What Youll Be

G, G7, F, Em, D, C, B, A, F6/9, E, F6, Cm7, F13, Bb, Eb, Gm, Gm7, Em7, C7, Eb6, D7, G#, G#maj7, G#7, F#, G#6, Dbm6, Db, Dm7, Gmaj7, Gmaj9, Am7, Cmaj7, Bm7

New Mexican Rose

Bb, G, D, Am7, D7, F#, F, E, C, Cm

Lost Lullaby

E, F, a, Gm, C, Bbm, Am, Dm, G7, Bb, G

Connie-O

Eb, Cm, Fm, Bb, E#m, Gm, G#, Bb7, E#, Dm

Peanuts

G, Em, F, D, A, C, Am7, A7, D7, G7

Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie d'un amour perdu, exprimant un mélange de regret et de pardon. Le narrateur se remémore tendrement les moments partagés, tout en ressentant la douleur de la séparation. Malgré les erreurs commises et les doutes de l'autre, il continue à espérer et à vivre avec ce sentiment d'attachement profond, car cette première histoire d'amour reste inoubliable. Il parle de la difficulté de passer à autre chose, de la solitude qu'il ressent au fil des jours, et de son désir de faire oublier ses fautes. La répétition du prénom souligne l'importance de cette personne dans sa vie, témoignant d'un lien qui ne semble pas pouvoir s'estomper malgré le temps et la distance.

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