Chords for Brooklyn Bridge - Welcome Me Love - [STEREO]
Tempo:
103.35 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Bb
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Start Jamming...
[Bb] [F] [Bb]
[F] [N] Welcome to Flashback Favorites.
I'm Music Mike.
Thanks for joining me again.
Back to the late 60s for New York's Brooklyn Bridge.
In 1969, they had their biggest hit single called, The Worst That Could Happen.
And that same year, their next single was a two-sided hit.
Side number one was called, Blessed Is The Rain.
And we featured that song on another segment of Flashback Favorites.
It made it up to number 45.
Side two is a single that made it up to number 48.
And we're featuring that song right now from this LP.
Featuring lead vocals by Johnny Maestro,
here's the Brooklyn Bridge [E] with, Welcome Me Love on Flashback Favorites.
In the hours before the morning, walking [Abm] home I pass a door.
[A] And I send a special prayer up to the [Abm] room on the second [B] floor.
[F] Well my mind is in there, [Am] but it takes me home.
[Bb] And I need to have a laugh, because [G] I've been toron [C] alone.
So won't [F] you [Dm] welcome me love.
[Bb] My name [C] is Lonely.
[F]
Tell that girl, I think I'm [C] lonely.
[F] I want to [Dm] cry, [Bb] so help me [C] let the light [F] in.
Girl, welcome me love.
[Bb] I know you [F] don't know [C] [F] me.
Take my hand, you [C] can show [F] me.
I want to do [Dm] it right, [Bb] so help me [F] let the [C] light [F] in.
Girl, [Am] [Bb]
I'll [C] [F]
[Am] [Bb]
[Db] [Gb]
try to make her happy.
[Bbm] And I promise I'll be good.
[B] I'll play it by the rules, [Bbm] just like every [Db] lover should.
[G] And times are hard, and [Bm] we let each other down.
[C] But I'm sure that we can make it, [A] just as long as [D] you're around.
[G]
Welcome [Em] me love.
[C] My name [G] is Lonely.
Tell that girl, I think I'm lonely.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me let [D] the light in.
[G] Girl, [C] welcome [G]
me love.
[C] I know you [Bm] don't know me.
[G] Take my hand, there's a lot you can [D] show [G] me.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me [D] let the light [G] in.
[D] [C] [G]
[F] [N] Welcome to Flashback Favorites.
I'm Music Mike.
Thanks for joining me again.
Back to the late 60s for New York's Brooklyn Bridge.
In 1969, they had their biggest hit single called, The Worst That Could Happen.
And that same year, their next single was a two-sided hit.
Side number one was called, Blessed Is The Rain.
And we featured that song on another segment of Flashback Favorites.
It made it up to number 45.
Side two is a single that made it up to number 48.
And we're featuring that song right now from this LP.
Featuring lead vocals by Johnny Maestro,
here's the Brooklyn Bridge [E] with, Welcome Me Love on Flashback Favorites.
In the hours before the morning, walking [Abm] home I pass a door.
[A] And I send a special prayer up to the [Abm] room on the second [B] floor.
[F] Well my mind is in there, [Am] but it takes me home.
[Bb] And I need to have a laugh, because [G] I've been toron [C] alone.
So won't [F] you [Dm] welcome me love.
[Bb] My name [C] is Lonely.
[F]
Tell that girl, I think I'm [C] lonely.
[F] I want to [Dm] cry, [Bb] so help me [C] let the light [F] in.
Girl, welcome me love.
[Bb] I know you [F] don't know [C] [F] me.
Take my hand, you [C] can show [F] me.
I want to do [Dm] it right, [Bb] so help me [F] let the [C] light [F] in.
Girl, [Am] [Bb]
I'll [C] [F]
[Am] [Bb]
[Db] [Gb]
try to make her happy.
[Bbm] And I promise I'll be good.
[B] I'll play it by the rules, [Bbm] just like every [Db] lover should.
[G] And times are hard, and [Bm] we let each other down.
[C] But I'm sure that we can make it, [A] just as long as [D] you're around.
[G]
Welcome [Em] me love.
[C] My name [G] is Lonely.
Tell that girl, I think I'm lonely.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me let [D] the light in.
[G] Girl, [C] welcome [G]
me love.
[C] I know you [Bm] don't know me.
[G] Take my hand, there's a lot you can [D] show [G] me.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me [D] let the light [G] in.
[D] [C] [G]
Key:
C
F
G
Bb
D
C
F
G
[Bb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ [F] _ _ [N] Welcome to Flashback Favorites.
I'm Music Mike.
Thanks for joining me again.
Back to the late 60s for New York's Brooklyn Bridge.
In 1969, they had their biggest hit single called, The Worst That Could Happen.
And that same year, their next single was a two-sided hit.
Side number one was called, Blessed Is The Rain.
And we featured that song on another segment of Flashback Favorites.
It made it up to number 45.
Side two is a single that made it up to number 48.
And we're featuring that song right now from this LP.
Featuring lead vocals by Johnny Maestro,
here's the Brooklyn Bridge [E] with, Welcome Me Love on Flashback Favorites. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ In the hours before the morning, walking [Abm] home I pass a door.
[A] And I send a special prayer up to the [Abm] room on the second [B] floor.
[F] Well my mind is in there, _ [Am] but it takes me home.
[Bb] And I need to have a laugh, because [G] I've been toron [C] alone.
So won't [F] you [Dm] welcome me love.
[Bb] My name [C] is Lonely.
[F]
Tell that girl, I think I'm [C] lonely.
[F] I want to [Dm] cry, [Bb] so help me [C] let the light [F] in.
Girl, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
welcome me love.
[Bb] I know you [F] don't know [C] [F] me.
Take my hand, _ you [C] can show [F] me.
I want to do [Dm] it right, [Bb] so help me [F] let the [C] light [F] in.
Girl, _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ I'll [C] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Gb]
try to make her happy.
[Bbm] And I promise I'll be good.
[B] I'll play it by the rules, [Bbm] just like every [Db] lover should.
[G] And times are hard, and [Bm] we let each other down.
[C] But I'm sure that we can make it, [A] just as long as [D] you're around.
[G]
Welcome [Em] me love.
[C] My name [G] is Lonely.
Tell that girl, I think I'm lonely.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me let [D] the light in.
[G] Girl, _ _ _ [C] welcome _ [G] _
me love.
[C] I know you [Bm] don't know me.
[G] Take my hand, there's a lot you can [D] show [G] me.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me [D] let the light [G] in. _ _
_ [D] _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ [N] Welcome to Flashback Favorites.
I'm Music Mike.
Thanks for joining me again.
Back to the late 60s for New York's Brooklyn Bridge.
In 1969, they had their biggest hit single called, The Worst That Could Happen.
And that same year, their next single was a two-sided hit.
Side number one was called, Blessed Is The Rain.
And we featured that song on another segment of Flashback Favorites.
It made it up to number 45.
Side two is a single that made it up to number 48.
And we're featuring that song right now from this LP.
Featuring lead vocals by Johnny Maestro,
here's the Brooklyn Bridge [E] with, Welcome Me Love on Flashback Favorites. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ In the hours before the morning, walking [Abm] home I pass a door.
[A] And I send a special prayer up to the [Abm] room on the second [B] floor.
[F] Well my mind is in there, _ [Am] but it takes me home.
[Bb] And I need to have a laugh, because [G] I've been toron [C] alone.
So won't [F] you [Dm] welcome me love.
[Bb] My name [C] is Lonely.
[F]
Tell that girl, I think I'm [C] lonely.
[F] I want to [Dm] cry, [Bb] so help me [C] let the light [F] in.
Girl, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
welcome me love.
[Bb] I know you [F] don't know [C] [F] me.
Take my hand, _ you [C] can show [F] me.
I want to do [Dm] it right, [Bb] so help me [F] let the [C] light [F] in.
Girl, _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ I'll [C] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Gb]
try to make her happy.
[Bbm] And I promise I'll be good.
[B] I'll play it by the rules, [Bbm] just like every [Db] lover should.
[G] And times are hard, and [Bm] we let each other down.
[C] But I'm sure that we can make it, [A] just as long as [D] you're around.
[G]
Welcome [Em] me love.
[C] My name [G] is Lonely.
Tell that girl, I think I'm lonely.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me let [D] the light in.
[G] Girl, _ _ _ [C] welcome _ [G] _
me love.
[C] I know you [Bm] don't know me.
[G] Take my hand, there's a lot you can [D] show [G] me.
I want to do it right, [C] so help me [D] let the light [G] in. _ _
_ [D] _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _