Chords for First Time Hearing "Righteous Brothers" - Unchained Melody

[Cm] _ [Gm] Don't you ever give [Cm] up?
[N] Righteous Brothers, _ Unchained Melody.
Never heard of the Righteous Brothers.
Righteous Brothers.
1965. _
You know the best year of a lot man.
It's oldest year, it's almost 60 years old.
What type of music is it?
I remember 1965.
What is this?
Is the gospel?
Best year ever.
_ _ _ _ Righteous Brothers.
Sound like some gospel.
Unchained.
Yeah I never heard the Righteous Brothers.
I only see one brother.
Where's the other one? _
That must be right.
Unchained Melody.
1990.
Good old people.
1965.
_ Wow.
My people wasn't even alive at that time.
That was before my dad was born.
That was before y'all was born.
That was a great year, man.
Boy, shut up, boy.
A great year.
See what type of vibes [C] these is.
Let's get it. _ _
_ _ _ Oh, no.
That sounds familiar. _
_ Oh, _ _ _ my [Am] _ Lord.
_ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ _ _ I say, [D] I've [G] grown _ upon _ [C] _
your _ touch.
_ [Am] Come on.
Pause [A] it.
[Bb] All right.
Y'all know what this [N] remind me of?
Temptations.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
That was it. _
_ Bro, it's crazy.
This is like no auto-tune.
This is straight his voice, bro.
And this was the microphone voice.
Temptations took this and painted it.
This is another level.
You [G] don't know the bass.
The bass was recording, wasn't it? _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [F] I feel _ _ _ _ _ [C] like this is one of them [N] songs in the movie
where when somebody's in love, they put this on.
Life's just good.
[F] Yeah, this does sound like a movie song.
[G] And I [Em] can _ [D] dance [C] _ _ _ _ _
all [Am] _ you.
Without a brother.
Yeah.
But [G] I'm still mine. _ _
Hold on.
_ I hear that.
I _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ need _ [G] your love. _ _ _ _
[Am] I _ _ _ _ _ [Em]
need your love.
_ _ [F] God speed _ your love.
_ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
To me.
_ Here we go. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F] The wind [G] will explode [F] to the sea, [Eb] to the sea.
_ [F] To the [G] open arms of [C] the sea.
_ _ _ _ [F] The wind will [G] sigh.
Hey, [Bb] Klaus.
[G] Hey, his voice is amazing.
Why does it sound like this was on [N] Winsor and Ogg?
Yeah.
_ Winsor and Ogg.
Winsor and Ogg.
It was 30 years before this, my boy.
It was 30 years before.
This reminds me of a Christmas carol, man.
This reminds me of a Christmas movie type thing.
It does give me Christmas vibes. _ _
Enchanted.
This is like good times.
Where the other brothers at?
That's what I said, bro.
That's what we gotta figure out.
That's what I said.
I can be on the instrument, bro.
I can see Silo and his girl go through the party
holding hands, skipping.
That's it.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _
[G] Lonely riverside, [F] wait for me, wait [Eb] for me.
_ [F] I'll be coming [G] home, _ [C] wait for me.
_ _ _ _ Oh, _ _ _ my [Am] _ _ _
love, _ _ [F] my _ darling.
_ _ _ [G] I've hungered, _ hungered [C] for your _ love.
_ _ _ [Am] Oh, my love.
You hungered for her time.
[G] You hungered for her time. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] The time _ _ _
_ _ [Am] goes _ _ by _ [F] so _ _ slowly. _
_ _ [G] Time _ can do _ [C] so much _ _ _ [Am] for _ _ _ you.
_ [G] Still my _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] heart _ _ _ is beating.
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _
I [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
really [Em] need your love. _ _ _
[F] Your sweet love.
I'm gonna light off a Christmas flash.
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ Oh, [Am] _ _ my goodness.
Oh, my goodness. _
[F] _ _ Oh.
What? _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ Oh, _ _ I can't get that.
Who _ _
[N] is this guy?
_ Well, he's a righteous brother.
All right, we gotta figure out who are the righteous brothers right now.
_ That was the righteous brother right there.
Because there was no brothers.
Yes.
That was nice.
It was very, very nice.
Very, very nice.
Righteous brothers.
Very relaxing.
Orange County.
Oh, I think it is two of them.
Yeah, okay.
_ Orange County.
One of them was on the side.
_ I didn't hear no saxophone.
I didn't hear no saxophone.
There was no saxophone.
There wasn't that.
Trumpet boy, he right there, that voice right there.
Might have been.
_ Nobody can sing like that nowadays.
Might have been.
I don't know if anybody can sing like that nowadays.
That's _ _ either Bill Medley or Bobby Hatfield.
Bobby Hatfield.
Let me see.
Bobby.
Bobby Hatfield or Billy Medley.
It's definitely Bobby.
They're both now in 2013.
People was Bobby.
The tall brother like the brother that was singing.
I don't know.
That was Bobby.
It looks like Bobby.
Bobby Hatfield.
Bobby.
Bobby, you got a voice on you, man. Hey, Bobby.
Bobby got a voice from the heavens. _ Bobby's not.
Angelic vocal chords.
No, he's not.
R.I..P. Bobby, man. Angelic vocal chords. R.I.P. Bobby. Rest up. Rest easy. Hey, this was a different type of music. This is crazy. He said, I'm hungry for your touch. _ _ He feen it. He did his thing on that. Say he did that live. _ Live, man. Live. No, what he loves to say. No, no punching. _ _ That was live, bro. _ That quality was amazing. Yeah, on that mic. _ _ For that to be 1965. That must have been Lowe's or something. But, hey, if y'all want some more Righteous Brothers, we need some of this music right here. I'm trying to hear something like this. We need bangers like this every time, bro. This right here was different, guys. We so monotone. I was liking the vibes. What do you mean? We're monotone, buddy. We're monotone. You monotone. You monotone. You monotone. You sound like, hey, I'm on that. We rockin' that. We rockin' that. We rockin' that. _ _ _ How you guys feel? Aight, I'm Aight, sskeetet. _ _ Let that dude tell us who the more monotone one of us two. Who is it? _ _ Y'all mean like- They call you the sleepy man. That's what we'll call you in the comments. I do be slumpin', and we done right, so that solves it all. That stare sayin' Ross replaced you on one of them. That's _ _ crazy. That is crazy. Man, this is- We cant all be family? _ _ They got multiple members. _ Hey, for real though, y'all want some more Righteous Brothers, let us know. We out of here guys, let us