From Trond J. Stroem Jul 25 `94 at 2:32 pm 60
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Gene Pitney - Something`s Gotten Hold of My Heart
(Greenaway/Cook)
Transcription by
Paul McMullan
Song also covered by:
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Marc Almond (& Gene Pitney)
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INTRO:
C G Em D
(Gm)Something`s gotten hold of my (F)heart
Keeping my (Eb)soul and my (D7)senses a(Gm)part
Something`s gotten into my (F)life
Cutting it`s (Eb)way through my (D7)dreams like a (Gm)knife
(F)Turning me (Eb)up, and (D7)turning me (Gm)down
(F)Making me (Eb)smile, and (D7)making me (Gm)frown
(Gm)In a world that was (F)small
I once lived in a (Bb7)time that was (Eb)peace and no (D7)troubles at (Gm)al=
l
But then you came my (F)way
And a feeling (of) un(Gm)known shook my (F)heart,
made me (C7)want you to (F)stay
(C7)All of my (F)nights, and (C7)all of my (Eb)days
(D7) (yeah I gotta tell you now)
(Gm)Something`s gotten hold of my (F)hand
Dragging my (Eb)soul to a (D7)beautiful (Gm)land
Yeah, something has invaded my (F)night
Painting my (Eb)sleep with a (D7)colour so (Gm)bright
(F)Changing the (Eb)grey, and (D7)changing the (Gm)blue
(F)Scarlet for (Eb)me, and (D7)scarlet for (G)you
(C) (G) (Em) (A)
I (A7)got to know if this is the real thing
I (A9)got to know it`s making my heart sing
Wo-hoo-(D)o-ye-e-e-e-e e-(D9)
You (D7)smile and I am lost for a lifetime
Each (D9)minute spent with you is the (D7)right time
Every hour, every day
You touch me and my mind goes astray, yeah
Baby, baby
(Gm)Something`s gotten hold of my (F)hand
Dragging my (Eb)soul to a (D7)beautiful (Gm)land
Something has invaded my (F)night
Painting my (Eb)sleep with a (D7)colour so (Gm)bright
(F)Changing the (Eb)grey, and (D7)changing the (Gm)blue
=46)Scarlet for (Eb)me, and (D7)scarlet for (Gm)you
A9:xx2423
D9:200210
(* Play the Bb7 as a barre chord on the 6th fret to make it sound right,
i.e. 686766. Trond)
Comments from: Paul McMullan :
The position of the chords is about right I think. In many cases they
should be played on the start of the word that follows the chord. For
example, (F)scarlet ... means the F is played on the s. My positioning of
the chords isn`t exactly the same as the sheet music - it doesn`t always
correspond to where the guitar chord has been placed. But it does agree
with the chord (or note) in the piano notation.