A Whiter Shade Of Pale
Procol Harum
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FturneF/Ed cartwheels 'cross the DmfloorDm/C
GI was G/Ffeeling kinda EmseasickEm/D
Cbut the C/Hcrowd called Amout for moreAm/G
FThe room F/Ewas humming DmharderDm/C
Gas the G/Fceiling flew EmawayEm/D
CWhen we calC/Hled out for anoAmther Am/Gdrink
Fthe waitF/Eer brought a Dmtray
G7And so it Cwas,C/H___ that latAmer,___Am/G_
Fas the F/Emiller told his DmtaleDm/C
Gthat G/Fher face, at first Emjust ghostly,Em/D
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C C/H Am Am/G F F/E Dm Dm/C G G/F Em Em/D C F G F G
CShe C/Hsaid there is no AmreasonAm/G
FAnd the F/Etruth is plain to DmseeDm/C
GBut I G/Fwandered through my Emplaying Em/Dcards
CWould C/Hnot let her AmbeAm/G
FOne of F/Esixteen vestal DmvirginsDm/C
GWho were G/Fleaving for the EmcoastEm/D
CAnd although C/Hmy eyes were Amo____Am/Gpen
FThey migF/Eht just as well been Dmclosed
G7And so it Cwas,C/H___ that latAmer,___Am/G_
Fas the F/Emiller told his DmtaleDm/C
Gthat G/Fher face, at first Emjust ghostly,Em/D
turned a Cwhiter Fshade of CpaleG6add11G6
C C/H Am Am/G F F/E Dm Dm/C G G/F Em Em/D C F G
G7And so it Cwas,C/H___ that latAmer,___Am/G_
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