Chords for ANTHONY NEWLEY That Noise (1962)
Tempo:
129 bpm
Chords used:
A
Gb
G
Ab
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F]
Can you hear it?
That noise?
It's been driving me potty all day.
[Eb] [F]
I woke up this [Gb] morning in my [C] usual lively way.
[G] Peeped out from the bedclothes at [Cm] another
dreary day.
[D]
Feeling full of [G] fun, I threw the alarm clock
at the [D] cat.
Turned over [C] and went back to sleep [C] and thought that that was [F] that.
But it wasn't.
[F] It was that.
[Cm] I yawned and stretched [Gb] and scratched a bit,
[C] then tumbled out of bed.
But still I felt this rhythm sort of [F] pounding
in my [Cm] head.
[D] I thought, well this is funny, but it [G] can't
go on all day.
[D] I think I'll just [C] ignore it, then [G] it's bound
to go away.
Have
[Gb] you ever had one of [Dbm] those days when nothing
seems to go [Gb] right?
I started out to work and met [Abm] a postman on
[Db] his round.
I said, good morning postman, [Ab] can you hear
that funny [Bb] sound?
[Eb] He listened and he said, do you mean [Bb] that?
[Abm] I said, that's right.
[C] He said, that's [Db] funny, I can't hear [Gb] a thing.
[Gm]
[G] Have you ever tried to push a postman through a letterbox?
It's not easy.
I went up to a policeman.
I [Am] said, can you hear that noise?
He looked at me as if I [G] was a gang of teddy boys.
[E] I said, you should arrest it [A] for disturbing people's peace.
[Em] He said, alright [D] my lad, move on before I [D] call the police.
[Eb] Have you ever tried to push a policeman through a letterbox?
[Ab] It's alright until you get up to his boots.
[Ab] I went to see a wise man who [Db] said, leave it
[Eb] all to me.
I'll analyse the noise for [Ab] only twice my normal
fee.
[Cm] He came back three days later and said, it's
trickier [F] to explain.
[Ab] In fact, I don't [Am] know what it is, but [Ab] there
it goes again.
[Eb] [A]
Have you ever tried to push a wise man through
twice his normal fee?
It's alright until you get up to his letterbox.
No, that can't be right.
I went down to the studios to [E] record my latest
hit, a sentimental ballad that [A] I thought was full of potential.
[Gb] But every time I try to sing [G] this very lovely song, [A] this funny noise [Bb] keeps starting up [E] and
makes [A] me go all wrong.
But I'm not going to be beaten by it.
I'm
going to record this hit ballad if it kills me, because it's a very pretty tune.
What kind of fool am I, who never
Give me an A, will you Ian?
[Ab]
[A] Lovely.
What kind of fool am I, who never [Gb] fell in
love?
[A]
[E] Will you please try and stop [A] that noise?
Will somebody please try and stop that noise?
It's alright, but I can't stand the noise.
Stop the world!
Can you hear it?
That noise?
It's been driving me potty all day.
[Eb] [F]
I woke up this [Gb] morning in my [C] usual lively way.
[G] Peeped out from the bedclothes at [Cm] another
dreary day.
[D]
Feeling full of [G] fun, I threw the alarm clock
at the [D] cat.
Turned over [C] and went back to sleep [C] and thought that that was [F] that.
But it wasn't.
[F] It was that.
[Cm] I yawned and stretched [Gb] and scratched a bit,
[C] then tumbled out of bed.
But still I felt this rhythm sort of [F] pounding
in my [Cm] head.
[D] I thought, well this is funny, but it [G] can't
go on all day.
[D] I think I'll just [C] ignore it, then [G] it's bound
to go away.
Have
[Gb] you ever had one of [Dbm] those days when nothing
seems to go [Gb] right?
I started out to work and met [Abm] a postman on
[Db] his round.
I said, good morning postman, [Ab] can you hear
that funny [Bb] sound?
[Eb] He listened and he said, do you mean [Bb] that?
[Abm] I said, that's right.
[C] He said, that's [Db] funny, I can't hear [Gb] a thing.
[Gm]
[G] Have you ever tried to push a postman through a letterbox?
It's not easy.
I went up to a policeman.
I [Am] said, can you hear that noise?
He looked at me as if I [G] was a gang of teddy boys.
[E] I said, you should arrest it [A] for disturbing people's peace.
[Em] He said, alright [D] my lad, move on before I [D] call the police.
[Eb] Have you ever tried to push a policeman through a letterbox?
[Ab] It's alright until you get up to his boots.
[Ab] I went to see a wise man who [Db] said, leave it
[Eb] all to me.
I'll analyse the noise for [Ab] only twice my normal
fee.
[Cm] He came back three days later and said, it's
trickier [F] to explain.
[Ab] In fact, I don't [Am] know what it is, but [Ab] there
it goes again.
[Eb] [A]
Have you ever tried to push a wise man through
twice his normal fee?
It's alright until you get up to his letterbox.
No, that can't be right.
I went down to the studios to [E] record my latest
hit, a sentimental ballad that [A] I thought was full of potential.
[Gb] But every time I try to sing [G] this very lovely song, [A] this funny noise [Bb] keeps starting up [E] and
makes [A] me go all wrong.
But I'm not going to be beaten by it.
I'm
going to record this hit ballad if it kills me, because it's a very pretty tune.
What kind of fool am I, who never
Give me an A, will you Ian?
[Ab]
[A] Lovely.
What kind of fool am I, who never [Gb] fell in
love?
[A]
[E] Will you please try and stop [A] that noise?
Will somebody please try and stop that noise?
It's alright, but I can't stand the noise.
Stop the world!
Key:
A
Gb
G
Ab
F
A
Gb
G
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Can you hear it?
That noise? _
It's been driving me potty all day.
_ [Eb] _ [F]
I woke up this [Gb] morning in my [C] usual lively way.
[G] Peeped out from the bedclothes at [Cm] another
dreary day.
[D]
Feeling full of [G] fun, I threw the alarm clock
at the [D] cat.
Turned over [C] and went back to sleep [C] and thought that that was [F] that. _
_ But it wasn't.
[F] It was that.
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ I yawned and stretched [Gb] and scratched a bit,
[C] then tumbled out of bed.
But still I felt this rhythm sort of [F] pounding
in my [Cm] head.
[D] I thought, well this is funny, but it [G] can't
go on all day.
[D] I think I'll just [C] ignore it, then [G] it's bound
to go away.
Have _
[Gb] you ever had one of [Dbm] those days when nothing
seems to go [Gb] right? _
_ _ _ I started out to work and met [Abm] a postman on
[Db] his round.
I said, good morning postman, [Ab] can you hear
that funny [Bb] sound?
[Eb] He listened and he said, do you mean [Bb] that?
_ [Abm] _ I said, that's right.
[C] He said, that's [Db] funny, I can't hear [Gb] a thing.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
[G] Have you ever tried to push a postman through a letterbox?
It's not easy.
I went up to a policeman.
I [Am] said, can you hear that noise?
He looked at me as if I [G] was a gang of teddy boys.
[E] I said, you should arrest it [A] for disturbing people's peace.
[Em] He said, alright [D] my lad, move on before I [D] call the police.
_ _ [Eb] _ Have you ever tried to push a policeman through a letterbox?
_ [Ab] It's alright until you get up to his boots.
_ _ [Ab] I went to see a wise man who [Db] said, leave it
[Eb] all to me.
I'll analyse the noise for [Ab] only twice my normal
fee.
[Cm] He came back three days later and said, it's
trickier [F] to explain.
[Ab] In fact, I don't [Am] know what it is, but [Ab] there
it goes again.
[Eb] _ _ [A] _
Have you ever tried to push a wise man through
twice his normal fee? _
It's alright until you get up to his letterbox.
_ No, that can't be right.
I went down to the studios to [E] record my latest
hit, a sentimental ballad that [A] I thought was full of potential.
[Gb] But every time I try to sing [G] this very lovely song, [A] this funny noise [Bb] keeps starting up [E] and
makes [A] me go all wrong.
_ _ But I'm not going to be beaten by it.
I'm
going to record this hit ballad if it kills me, because it's a very pretty tune.
_ _ What kind of fool am I, who never_
Give me an A, will you Ian?
[Ab] _
_ [A] Lovely.
What kind of fool am I, who never [Gb] fell in
love?
[A] _ _
[E] _ _ Will you please try and stop [A] that noise? _
Will somebody please try and stop that noise?
It's alright, but I can't stand the noise.
_ _ _ Stop the world! _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Can you hear it?
That noise? _
It's been driving me potty all day.
_ [Eb] _ [F]
I woke up this [Gb] morning in my [C] usual lively way.
[G] Peeped out from the bedclothes at [Cm] another
dreary day.
[D]
Feeling full of [G] fun, I threw the alarm clock
at the [D] cat.
Turned over [C] and went back to sleep [C] and thought that that was [F] that. _
_ But it wasn't.
[F] It was that.
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ I yawned and stretched [Gb] and scratched a bit,
[C] then tumbled out of bed.
But still I felt this rhythm sort of [F] pounding
in my [Cm] head.
[D] I thought, well this is funny, but it [G] can't
go on all day.
[D] I think I'll just [C] ignore it, then [G] it's bound
to go away.
Have _
[Gb] you ever had one of [Dbm] those days when nothing
seems to go [Gb] right? _
_ _ _ I started out to work and met [Abm] a postman on
[Db] his round.
I said, good morning postman, [Ab] can you hear
that funny [Bb] sound?
[Eb] He listened and he said, do you mean [Bb] that?
_ [Abm] _ I said, that's right.
[C] He said, that's [Db] funny, I can't hear [Gb] a thing.
_ _ _ [Gm] _
[G] Have you ever tried to push a postman through a letterbox?
It's not easy.
I went up to a policeman.
I [Am] said, can you hear that noise?
He looked at me as if I [G] was a gang of teddy boys.
[E] I said, you should arrest it [A] for disturbing people's peace.
[Em] He said, alright [D] my lad, move on before I [D] call the police.
_ _ [Eb] _ Have you ever tried to push a policeman through a letterbox?
_ [Ab] It's alright until you get up to his boots.
_ _ [Ab] I went to see a wise man who [Db] said, leave it
[Eb] all to me.
I'll analyse the noise for [Ab] only twice my normal
fee.
[Cm] He came back three days later and said, it's
trickier [F] to explain.
[Ab] In fact, I don't [Am] know what it is, but [Ab] there
it goes again.
[Eb] _ _ [A] _
Have you ever tried to push a wise man through
twice his normal fee? _
It's alright until you get up to his letterbox.
_ No, that can't be right.
I went down to the studios to [E] record my latest
hit, a sentimental ballad that [A] I thought was full of potential.
[Gb] But every time I try to sing [G] this very lovely song, [A] this funny noise [Bb] keeps starting up [E] and
makes [A] me go all wrong.
_ _ But I'm not going to be beaten by it.
I'm
going to record this hit ballad if it kills me, because it's a very pretty tune.
_ _ What kind of fool am I, who never_
Give me an A, will you Ian?
[Ab] _
_ [A] Lovely.
What kind of fool am I, who never [Gb] fell in
love?
[A] _ _
[E] _ _ Will you please try and stop [A] that noise? _
Will somebody please try and stop that noise?
It's alright, but I can't stand the noise.
_ _ _ Stop the world! _