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Cliff Richard — Blue Turns To Gray Chords

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Blue Turns To Gray:Cliff Richard.
Top of UK charts in 1966.

#1.
G                      C     F   G                  F
Well, now that she has gone, you won't feel bad for long,
    G             C              Am            G
for maybe just an hour or just a moment of the day.

CHORUS:
                   C      F              C   F
Then blue turns to gray,  and try as you may,
               C          F                   C
you just don't feel good, and you don't feel alright.
D                          G
And you know that you must find her, find her, find her.

#2.
                        C      F       G             
  F
You think you'll have a ball,  and you won't hurt at all,
       G            C             Am               G
you'll find another girl or maybe more to pass the time away.

CHORUS:
                   C      F              C   F
Then blue turns to gray,  and try as you may,
               C          F                   C
you just don't feel good, and you don't feel alright.
                           G
And you know that you must find her, find her, find her.

 F C (x3)

D                          G
and you know that you must find her, find her, find her.

#3.
                        C     F   G              C   F
She's not home when you call, so, you then go to all,
        G                C               Am      G
all the places where she likes to be but she has gone away.

CHORUS:
                   C      F              C   F
Then blue turns to gray,  and try as you may,
               C          F                   C
you just don't feel good, and you don't feel alright.
D                          G
And you know that you must find her, find her, find her.

OUTRO:
F             C      F             C
blue turns to gray...blue turns to gray...(Fade.)


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