Something In The Way She Moves
James Taylor
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There’s Asomething in the D/Eway she Amoves
Or Emlooks my Dway, or Gcalls my Aname
That Emseems to leave this Gtroubled Cworld Dbehind
AIf I’m feeling D/Edown and Ablue
EmOr troubled Dby some Gfoolish Agame
She Emalways seems to Gmake me Cchange my Amind
And I feel Afine anyEmtime Dshe’s Aaround me now
She’s F#m7around me nowBm7
Almost all D/Ethe time
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And if I’m Awell you can Emtell that Dshe’s been Awith me now
And she’s been F#m7with me nowBm7
Quite a D/Elong, long Bm7timeD/E
And I feel AfineG
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DEvery now and Cadd9then the things I G/Blean on Cadd9lose theDir meaning
And I G/Bfind Cadd9myself careDening
Into Cadd9places where I Bmshould not let me EmgoA7
Dshe has the Cadd9power to go where G/Bno one Cadd9else can Dfind me
Yes, and to G/BsilentCadd9ly remind Dme
Of the G/BhappCadd9iness Dand good Atimes thaBm7t I knowD/E,
Well I Bm7said I just got to D/Eknow that
It Aisn’t what she’s D/Egot to Asay
EmOr how she Dthinks or Gwhere she’s Abeen
To Emme, the words are Gnice, the Cway they Dsound
I Alike to hear them D/Ebest that Away
EmIt doesn’t much Dmatter Gwhat they Amean
she Emsays them mostly Gjust to Ccalm me Adown
And I feel Afine anyEmtime Dshe’s Aaround me now
She’s F#m7around me nowBm7
Almost all D/Ethe time
Bm7 D/E
And if I’m Awell you can Emtell that Dshe’s been Awith me now
And she’s been F#m7with me nowBm7
Quite a D/Elong, long Bm7timeD/E
And I feel AfineG
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