Chords for Johnny Taylor - Lady My Whole World is you

Also given us some of the greatest hits of all time.
And in fact, in our opinion, here's what soul music is all about.
This is his latest single on the Malico label entitled
Lady, My Whole World is You and his name is Johnny Taylor. _ _ _ _ _
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Sweeter than apple pie, [Bm] _ more precious than gold.
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I'm talking about [F#m] you lady.
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Oh, you know, you're the woman of [Bm] my dreams _ [E] _
and my whole world.
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_ _ You see how heaven _ ain't so [Bm] far away.
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It's right there [F#m] where you lay.
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And look at me, [A] I can go there.
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Each and [Bm] every day.
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And my whole world _ _ [A] is you. _
I want to say this one more time.
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Some women out there are [A] so confused.
_ _ [C#] They don't know who in the [F#m] world they are.
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But you got it all [A] together.
_ _ _ [C#] You know just who [Bm] you are.
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_ [A] Best of all is that [E] you're mine. _
You're my super star.
_ [A] You're the best I've ever been.
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Another woman in the world.
[F#m] You for me.
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I'm talking about [A] you lady.
_ _ Oh, [C#] you're the woman of [Bm] my dreams.
_ [E] And lady. Lady.
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I think I'll say it one more time.
_ [E] Lady.
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_ _ [F#m] _ My whole [A] world is you.
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How you doing?
I'm fine.
I'm good.
I figured you'd think about it all day.
I'm going to tell you what you said about me when I came to the show.
Chicken father pie.
I didn't say [F] that.
Trish said it.
Nice to see you back on the charts again.
I was just trying to think back to when we first met.
[C#] That was too [G] far back for us to talk about.
[G#] But what I do think is that it's interesting
that _ not only the fact that you're sort of a legend
but you've worked with [F#] quite a few legends.
Yes, I have.
I've had the pleasure of knowing a lot of guys.
[G#] From Jackie Wilson to Sam Cooke to great Book Benton.
Just going down the line.
Great Marvin Gaye and all the guys I've had a chance to.
When you were a young fella hanging out with Sam Cooke.
When you were younger hanging out with guys like Sam Cooke and Lou Rawls.
Some of the more [G#] established people like James Brown and Jackie Wilson.
How did it feel to you to be around these people?
I always felt good to be around them because I felt like I was around the best.
I could only learn from guys like that.
They were kind of like my big brothers.
Guys who would say, hey man, you can do it.
Your time will come. _ _
[N] What experience or what person or individual that you met
in your early years as an entertainer do you think inspired you most?
I think Sam probably.
I came up through the ranks with Soulsters
after Sam had gone from Soulsters and I replaced him as lead singer.
I think I probably had a lot of inspiration from him I'm sure.
I heard you hit a couple of Sam Cooke licks.
Yeah, well anytime you hear about Sam Cooke.
When you sing with the Soulsters, it's a certain sound that you have to have.
It just kind of gets born in you.
I think it's still there.
No one does it better than Johnny Taylor.
Thank you very much.
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