Chords for Billy Fury - Maybe Tomorrow (1982). (H.D)

[N] By the morning, _ _ [Am] _ _
you're not _ around
_ [F] _
_ _ Searching all over, _
[G] _ you can't be _ _ [C] found
And _ in the _ evening, [Am] _ _ by the moonlight
_ _ [F] _ _ I'll hold you darling, _ [G] _ _ I'll hold you _ tight
[F] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [F] I _ love you baby, _ [C] _ _
I really can
_ _ [F] _ _
I need your loving, _ [D] _
so [G] hear my _ _ _
[F] _ prayer
_ [G] _ _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
Maybe tomorrow, _ _ _ [Am] _ _
you'll understand
_ _ _ [F] _
Then we'll go _ walking _ _ hand [G] in _ _ [C] hand
And in the evening, _ [Am] _ _ by the _ moonlight
_ [F] _ _ I'll hold you darling, _ [G] _ I'll hold you _ _ [F] tight _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ Maybe [C] _ tomorrow, _
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[G] there'll be no [C] _
sorrow
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ [G] Maybe _ _ _ [C] _
_ tomorrow, _ [Am] _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ [G] maybe _ _
_ [C] _ tomorrow
_ _ [Am] _
Maybe _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
tomorrow
On [F] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ January the [Abm] 27th, 1983, _ Billy Fury worked late into the [G] evening on the songs for [F] his latest comeback.
_ The following day, Lisa [E] left him [Gb] to sleep on, [A] but Billy Fury [D] never woke.
_ The king of rock and roll [E] ballads had died aged just 42 [D] years old.
[F] [A] The world of pop music would never [Eb] find another Billy.
_ [F] _
Play it cool, [A] baby
[C] _ Why don't you play it [Em] cool?
_ [Gm] _ _
_ [A] Don't you [D] forget _ [C] that _ _ golden [Am] rule
I heard the news [G] about Billy dying, it was actually when [Bb] I was at work.
My wife phoned me [A] up [Bb] and I said, you know, she [A] kept on saying to me,
_ you know what I'm saying, don't you, Billy's dead?
I said, no, _ [E] can't be.
I rang Lisa [D] to find that Jesse had died in the night, you know.
[Gb] _ So, and then everybody piled round to my flat [E] to sort of, we had a wait. _ _ _
Ev came round, Elton came [D] round, everybody came round, you know, [Eb] we just all had a wait for Billy. _
_ [C] When he went, _ there _ [Bb] was _ nobody [Gbm] to fill his place.
_ [Ab] He was there, _ [G] _
_ _ [Ab] he was the man, [G] _ _
and when he left us, _ [F] _ _ there was no [G] more man left.
_ _ _ _ Such a [B] bad time, [Ab] you know, I mean, _ _ _ [Em]
it's one of those things [C] that takes a lot [B] to sink in.
_ [F] _
_ I [A] blame people around him for him dying so young, to be [Dm] truthful.
_ _ He was pushed a lot, [Ab] I think.
I think he pushed him a lot, too much.
If people [Bb] hadn't been so [A] interested in just grabbing money,
[Abm] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ it would have lasted [Bb] a lot longer, a lot more longer.
_ [Eb] And give us a lot more music and a lot more memories, [E] _ _ [C] you know.
_ _ _ [B] _
_ [Gb] _ [Dm] But [C] [B] can't do nothing about that now, can [Cm] we?
_ [B] All we can do is play his music and keep his memory alive, and we're going to do that [F] forever.
_ [Bb] I'll show _ you _ a valley _ _ _ that [Eb] _ _
stays _ _ _ _ _ _ evergreen
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
A heaven _ _ that _ [F]
you _ _ have never seen
The Fan Club also [B] helped to drive, in fact we did drive and [Bb] coordinate the Bronze Statue project.
On the 20th [C] anniversary, it was in place [Bb] in Liverpool in [Eb] 2003.
_ _ _ [Bb] _ The Fans, [E] they've all [Cm] became friends over the years.
[E] _ [G] We have [Ab] meetings now at the [Eb] statue because the Fans [C] raised the money for the [Gm] statue.
_ _ _ _ [Bb] I'll show _ _ _ you the world
Behind me is the [D] statue of Billy Fury at the Museum of Liverpool Life.
[Bb] It was donated by the Friends [D] of Billy Fury, [Em] and it's become [Bb] a place of pilgrimage
where they [Ab] can come and lay flowers on special dates, the anniversary of his death [Dm] or his birthday.
[F] _ And of course it's just been moved, [Bb] it's now out on the pier head in the fresh air.
And I'm sure Billy is quite happy to be looking towards where there's hug boats, _ where he used to [Gm] work on.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ We actually do a Billy Fury medley in the show.
[G] You mentioned Billy Fury.
[A] The place erupts.
Decker may have [Gb] missed out on the Beatles and [Ab] that will go down in history, but [G] we did sign Billy Fury.
He's left us with some great [Bb] memories.
_ [D] _
He's left us with some great [Gm] songs. _ _ _
_ And he's left us remembering _ what I like [C] to think was just a great era.
[B] It was a very, [Eb] very exciting era.
_ _ [Ab]
Unbelievable man.
[F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] And I still love him, [Eb] still miss him.
[Bb] _ _ Always will.
[Eb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bb]
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Am] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ found a place for a child, a house, _ a magic world in my _ baby's arms.
[Am] A soft and breezy [F] place, a [E] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _ wondrous _ [C] _ _ place. _ _ _
Watch [D] a spot in the sky, _ _ _ _ _ _ huddle up and [Am] stay night [E] and warm. _ _
[C] Away from home in my baby's [E] arms, _ _ _ _ _ a [Am] wondrous place.
_ [D] _ _ Man, [Dm] _ I _ [A] blow [D] air _ _ when [Am] I'm anywhere else.
_ [D] _ But _ [G] I _ _ _ don't [F] get everything right when she holds me [A] tight.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _