To Love Somebody Chords by Bee Gees
Tempo:
122.3 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
G
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A]
[D] [E]
[A]
There's a light,
[Bm] a certain kind of light, [D] a name that's [A] shown on me,
[G] I want my light
[A] to be, [E] there with you, [D] there with you.
[A] There's a way, [Bm] everybody say, [D] you do each and [A] every little thing, [G]
what God does he [A] pray,
if I ain't [E] got you, ain't [D] got you.
[A] You don't know what it's [E]
like, babe, [D] you don't know what it's [A] like, to [E] love somebody, to
love [D] somebody, the [A] way I love you.
[G] [D] [A]
You make my brain, [Bm] see your face [D] again, I know my brain, [A] my mind,
[G] but you ain't got
to be [A]
so blind, and I'm [E] blind, so [D] so blind, [A] so my man, [Bm] can't you see what I am, [D] I live
and breathe [A]
for you, [G]
what God [A] does do, if I ain't [E] got you, ain't [D] got you.
Babe, [A] you don't know what it's [E]
like, [D] babe, you don't know what it's [A] like, to love [E]
somebody,
to [D] love somebody, the way I love [A] you.
[B] [N]
Amazing, utterly amazing, all told, the Bee Gees have sold over 110 million records, and
by the way, who was that song written for, by the way?
Well, it was written for Otis Redding in the first place, we met him about three months
before his fatal accident, and he was going to cut it, and he didn't get to cut it, and
we thought, well, you know, we'll cut it.
So that's how it happened.
Let me say thank you very much for cutting that song.
A request reporting in via telephone and email, so let's see what's happening in cyberspace.
Lois, from Buchanan, Michigan, love your singing and songwriting more than any other group
in my lifetime, and that's a long time, I'm 71, there you go.
Here's another one from Sarah, Houston, Texas, my son came into the world listening to Still
Waters in the delivery room, and thank you very much.
That's a, aw.
Here's another one from Laura, St.
Petersburg, Florida, when times get stressful, I play
your music and all seems well again.
Thank you for the beauty of your songs, I love to hear, I started a joke.
[D] [E]
[A]
There's a light,
[Bm] a certain kind of light, [D] a name that's [A] shown on me,
[G] I want my light
[A] to be, [E] there with you, [D] there with you.
[A] There's a way, [Bm] everybody say, [D] you do each and [A] every little thing, [G]
what God does he [A] pray,
if I ain't [E] got you, ain't [D] got you.
[A] You don't know what it's [E]
like, babe, [D] you don't know what it's [A] like, to [E] love somebody, to
love [D] somebody, the [A] way I love you.
[G] [D] [A]
You make my brain, [Bm] see your face [D] again, I know my brain, [A] my mind,
[G] but you ain't got
to be [A]
so blind, and I'm [E] blind, so [D] so blind, [A] so my man, [Bm] can't you see what I am, [D] I live
and breathe [A]
for you, [G]
what God [A] does do, if I ain't [E] got you, ain't [D] got you.
Babe, [A] you don't know what it's [E]
like, [D] babe, you don't know what it's [A] like, to love [E]
somebody,
to [D] love somebody, the way I love [A] you.
[B] [N]
Amazing, utterly amazing, all told, the Bee Gees have sold over 110 million records, and
by the way, who was that song written for, by the way?
Well, it was written for Otis Redding in the first place, we met him about three months
before his fatal accident, and he was going to cut it, and he didn't get to cut it, and
we thought, well, you know, we'll cut it.
So that's how it happened.
Let me say thank you very much for cutting that song.
A request reporting in via telephone and email, so let's see what's happening in cyberspace.
Lois, from Buchanan, Michigan, love your singing and songwriting more than any other group
in my lifetime, and that's a long time, I'm 71, there you go.
Here's another one from Sarah, Houston, Texas, my son came into the world listening to Still
Waters in the delivery room, and thank you very much.
That's a, aw.
Here's another one from Laura, St.
Petersburg, Florida, when times get stressful, I play
your music and all seems well again.
Thank you for the beauty of your songs, I love to hear, I started a joke.
Key:
A
D
E
G
Bm
A
D
E
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ There's a light, _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ a certain kind of light, [D] _ _ a name that's [A] shown on me, _
_ _ [G] _ _ I want my light
[A] to be, _ [E] there with you, _ _ [D] there with _ you.
[A] There's a way, _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ everybody say, _ [D] _ _ you do each and [A] every little thing, _ _ [G] _ _ _
what God does he [A] pray,
_ if I ain't [E] got you, _ ain't [D] got you. _
_ [A] You don't know what it's [E]
like, _ babe, [D] you don't know what it's [A] like, _ to [E] love somebody, _ to
love [D] somebody, _ the [A] way I love you. _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You make my brain, _ [Bm] _ see your face [D] again, _ I know my brain, [A] my mind, _
_ _ [G] _ but you ain't got
to be [A]
so blind, _ and I'm [E] blind, _ _ so [D] so blind, _ _ [A] so my man, _ _ _ [Bm] _ can't you see what I am, _ [D] _ I live
and breathe [A]
for you, _ _ [G] _ _ _
what God [A] does do, if I ain't [E] got you, _ ain't [D] got you.
Babe, [A] you don't know what it's [E]
like, _ _ [D] babe, you don't know what it's [A] like, _ to love [E]
somebody,
_ to [D] love somebody, _ _ _ _ the way _ I _ _ love _ _ [A] you.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Amazing, _ utterly amazing, all told, the Bee Gees have sold over 110 million records, and
by the way, who was that song written for, by the way?
Well, it was written for Otis Redding in the first place, we met him about three months
before his fatal accident, and he was going to cut it, and he didn't get to cut it, and
we thought, well, you know, we'll cut it.
So that's how it happened.
Let me say thank you very much for cutting that song. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ A request reporting in via telephone and email, so let's see what's happening in _ cyberspace.
Lois, from Buchanan, Michigan, love your singing and songwriting more than any other group
in my lifetime, and that's a long time, I'm 71, there you go.
_ Here's another one from Sarah, Houston, Texas, my son came into the world listening to Still
Waters in the delivery room, and thank you very much.
That's a, aw. _
_ Here's another one from Laura, St.
Petersburg, Florida, when times get stressful, I play
your music and all seems well again.
Thank you for the beauty of your songs, I love to hear, I started a joke. _ _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ There's a light, _
_ _ [Bm] _ _ a certain kind of light, [D] _ _ a name that's [A] shown on me, _
_ _ [G] _ _ I want my light
[A] to be, _ [E] there with you, _ _ [D] there with _ you.
[A] There's a way, _ _ _ [Bm] _ _ everybody say, _ [D] _ _ you do each and [A] every little thing, _ _ [G] _ _ _
what God does he [A] pray,
_ if I ain't [E] got you, _ ain't [D] got you. _
_ [A] You don't know what it's [E]
like, _ babe, [D] you don't know what it's [A] like, _ to [E] love somebody, _ to
love [D] somebody, _ the [A] way I love you. _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ You make my brain, _ [Bm] _ see your face [D] again, _ I know my brain, [A] my mind, _
_ _ [G] _ but you ain't got
to be [A]
so blind, _ and I'm [E] blind, _ _ so [D] so blind, _ _ [A] so my man, _ _ _ [Bm] _ can't you see what I am, _ [D] _ I live
and breathe [A]
for you, _ _ [G] _ _ _
what God [A] does do, if I ain't [E] got you, _ ain't [D] got you.
Babe, [A] you don't know what it's [E]
like, _ _ [D] babe, you don't know what it's [A] like, _ to love [E]
somebody,
_ to [D] love somebody, _ _ _ _ the way _ I _ _ love _ _ [A] you.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Amazing, _ utterly amazing, all told, the Bee Gees have sold over 110 million records, and
by the way, who was that song written for, by the way?
Well, it was written for Otis Redding in the first place, we met him about three months
before his fatal accident, and he was going to cut it, and he didn't get to cut it, and
we thought, well, you know, we'll cut it.
So that's how it happened.
Let me say thank you very much for cutting that song. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ A request reporting in via telephone and email, so let's see what's happening in _ cyberspace.
Lois, from Buchanan, Michigan, love your singing and songwriting more than any other group
in my lifetime, and that's a long time, I'm 71, there you go.
_ Here's another one from Sarah, Houston, Texas, my son came into the world listening to Still
Waters in the delivery room, and thank you very much.
That's a, aw. _
_ Here's another one from Laura, St.
Petersburg, Florida, when times get stressful, I play
your music and all seems well again.
Thank you for the beauty of your songs, I love to hear, I started a joke. _ _
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