Chords for Gerry Marsden - Hallelujah I Love Her So (live, 1966)
Tempo:
125.65 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
C#
D
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Well, my next guest usually travels with a happy bunch of musicians called the Pacemakers,
but tonight making a rare solo television appearance is Jerry Marsden.
Oh, Jerry, you're [D] going it alone tonight.
What [G] are the Pacemakers doing tonight?
Well, [E] what do you do on the night off?
Fair enough.
[G#] Will you be driving them back to work tomorrow, will you?
No, we've got a holiday actually, three weeks off.
[G] That's to get over the night off they've got tonight.
All right, well, we'll see if Bob Sharples is able to come up with the right sound for you.
I'm from Manchester too, you know.
Not into the acts.
All right, you ready, Bob?
All right, right, Jerry, and the song is [G] Hallelujah.
All right.
[C] [C#]
[G] [G#]
[D] Oh, let me tell you about a [C#] girl I know.
[G] [Bm] She's my baby [G] and I love [C#] her so.
Oh, [G] every morning when the sun comes up, she brings me coffee [G] in my favorite cup.
And I know, [C] yeah, I know, hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, when [B] I'm in trouble [C] and I have no [G] friends, she [B] will be to [G] me right to the end.
Well, everybody asks me how I know.
I [C] said, she's [G] my baby and she told me so.
And I know, yeah, [C]
I know, [D] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[B] Hey, [G] now if she calls me on the telephone and says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
But by the time I'm counting one to [Bm] four, she'll [D] be
on my [A#] door.
[G] And [F#] even [C] when the sun goes [G] down and there ain't nobody else [C#] around,
[G] she [B] kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [G#] hey, baby, [C#m] everything's all right.
And I know, yeah, [C]
[C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, [C] if she calls me on the telephone and [G] says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
By the time I'm counting one to [D] four, she'll be on my [G] door.
And even when the sun goes down and there ain't [C] nobody else [A] around,
[G] she kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [C#] hey, [G] baby, everything's all right.
And I know, [C] yeah, [C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[A#] [A] [A#]
[A] [A#] [G]
[C]
[C#] [D]
[B] Thank [G]
[N]
you, Jerry.
but tonight making a rare solo television appearance is Jerry Marsden.
Oh, Jerry, you're [D] going it alone tonight.
What [G] are the Pacemakers doing tonight?
Well, [E] what do you do on the night off?
Fair enough.
[G#] Will you be driving them back to work tomorrow, will you?
No, we've got a holiday actually, three weeks off.
[G] That's to get over the night off they've got tonight.
All right, well, we'll see if Bob Sharples is able to come up with the right sound for you.
I'm from Manchester too, you know.
Not into the acts.
All right, you ready, Bob?
All right, right, Jerry, and the song is [G] Hallelujah.
All right.
[C] [C#]
[G] [G#]
[D] Oh, let me tell you about a [C#] girl I know.
[G] [Bm] She's my baby [G] and I love [C#] her so.
Oh, [G] every morning when the sun comes up, she brings me coffee [G] in my favorite cup.
And I know, [C] yeah, I know, hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, when [B] I'm in trouble [C] and I have no [G] friends, she [B] will be to [G] me right to the end.
Well, everybody asks me how I know.
I [C] said, she's [G] my baby and she told me so.
And I know, yeah, [C]
I know, [D] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[B] Hey, [G] now if she calls me on the telephone and says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
But by the time I'm counting one to [Bm] four, she'll [D] be
on my [A#] door.
[G] And [F#] even [C] when the sun goes [G] down and there ain't nobody else [C#] around,
[G] she [B] kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [G#] hey, baby, [C#m] everything's all right.
And I know, yeah, [C]
[C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, [C] if she calls me on the telephone and [G] says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
By the time I'm counting one to [D] four, she'll be on my [G] door.
And even when the sun goes down and there ain't [C] nobody else [A] around,
[G] she kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [C#] hey, [G] baby, everything's all right.
And I know, [C] yeah, [C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[A#] [A] [A#]
[A] [A#] [G]
[C]
[C#] [D]
[B] Thank [G]
[N]
you, Jerry.
Key:
G
C
C#
D
B
G
C
C#
Well, my next guest usually travels with a happy bunch of musicians called the Pacemakers,
but tonight making a rare solo television appearance is Jerry Marsden. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Oh, Jerry, you're [D] going it alone tonight.
What [G] are the Pacemakers doing tonight?
_ Well, [E] what do you do on the night off? _
_ Fair enough.
_ _ [G#] Will you be driving them back to work tomorrow, will you?
No, we've got a holiday actually, three weeks off.
_ _ [G] That's to get over the night off they've got tonight.
_ _ All right, well, we'll see if Bob Sharples is able to come up with the right sound for you.
I'm from Manchester too, you know.
Not into the acts.
All right, you ready, Bob?
_ All right, right, Jerry, and the song is [G] Hallelujah.
All right. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [C#] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
[D] Oh, let me tell you about a [C#] girl I know.
[G] _ [Bm] She's my baby [G] and I love [C#] her so.
Oh, [G] _ every morning when the sun comes up, she brings me coffee [G] in my favorite cup.
And I know, _ [C] yeah, I know, hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, when [B] I'm in trouble [C] and I have no [G] friends, she [B] will be to [G] me right to the end.
_ Well, everybody asks me how I know.
I [C] said, she's [G] my baby and she told me so.
And I know, yeah, [C] _
I know, [D] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[B] Hey, [G] now if she calls me on the telephone and says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
But by the time I'm counting _ one to [Bm] four, she'll [D] be
_ on my [A#] door.
[G] And [F#] even [C] when the sun goes [G] down and there ain't nobody else [C#] around,
[G] she [B] kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [G#] hey, baby, [C#m] everything's all right.
And I know, yeah, [C] _
[C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, _ [C] _ if she calls me on the _ telephone and [G] says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
By the time I'm counting _ one to [D] four, she'll _ be on my _ [G] door.
And even when the sun goes down and there ain't [C] nobody else [A] around,
[G] _ she kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [C#] hey, [G] baby, everything's all right.
And I know, _ [C] yeah, [C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[A#] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ [A] _ _ [A#] _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ [C#] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ Thank [G] _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ you, Jerry.
but tonight making a rare solo television appearance is Jerry Marsden. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Oh, Jerry, you're [D] going it alone tonight.
What [G] are the Pacemakers doing tonight?
_ Well, [E] what do you do on the night off? _
_ Fair enough.
_ _ [G#] Will you be driving them back to work tomorrow, will you?
No, we've got a holiday actually, three weeks off.
_ _ [G] That's to get over the night off they've got tonight.
_ _ All right, well, we'll see if Bob Sharples is able to come up with the right sound for you.
I'm from Manchester too, you know.
Not into the acts.
All right, you ready, Bob?
_ All right, right, Jerry, and the song is [G] Hallelujah.
All right. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [C#] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
[D] Oh, let me tell you about a [C#] girl I know.
[G] _ [Bm] She's my baby [G] and I love [C#] her so.
Oh, [G] _ every morning when the sun comes up, she brings me coffee [G] in my favorite cup.
And I know, _ [C] yeah, I know, hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, when [B] I'm in trouble [C] and I have no [G] friends, she [B] will be to [G] me right to the end.
_ Well, everybody asks me how I know.
I [C] said, she's [G] my baby and she told me so.
And I know, yeah, [C] _
I know, [D] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[B] Hey, [G] now if she calls me on the telephone and says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
But by the time I'm counting _ one to [Bm] four, she'll [D] be
_ on my [A#] door.
[G] And [F#] even [C] when the sun goes [G] down and there ain't nobody else [C#] around,
[G] she [B] kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [G#] hey, baby, [C#m] everything's all right.
And I know, yeah, [C] _
[C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
Hey, _ [C] _ if she calls me on the _ telephone and [G] says, hey, baby, I'm all alone.
By the time I'm counting _ one to [D] four, she'll _ be on my _ [G] door.
And even when the sun goes down and there ain't [C] nobody else [A] around,
[G] _ she kisses me and then she holds me tight.
She [C] says, [C#] hey, [G] baby, everything's all right.
And I know, _ [C] yeah, [C#] I know, [C] hallelujah, I love [G] her so.
[A#] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ [A] _ _ [A#] _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ [C#] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ Thank [G] _ _ _
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ you, Jerry.