Massachusetts (ver. 2)

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Massachusetts (ver. 2)

Year: 1967 - Album: Studio Albums 1967-68 CD

Written by Barry Gibb-Robin Gibb-Maurice Gibb

Key: G

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key DD

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key D#D#

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key EE

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key FF(one step down)

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key F#F#(half step down)

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key GG(original key)

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key G#G#(half step up)

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key AA(one step up)

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key A#A#

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key BB

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key CC

Massachusetts (ver. 2) Key C#C#

	  		G              Am       C   G  
	Feel I'm going back to Massachusetts  
	 G                  Am    C       G  
	Something's telling me I must go home  
	          G                          C  
	And the lights all went out in Massachusetts  
	           G        D7              G     D7  
	The day I left her standing on her own  


G              Am       C   G  
	Try to hitch a ride to San Francisco  
         G            Am      C     G  
	Gotta do the things I wanna do  
                  G                          C  
	And the lights all went out in Massachusetts  
                         G                      G   D7  
	They brought me back to see my way with you  


G              Am       C   G  
	Talk about the life in Massachusetts  
         G              Am        C     G  
	Speak about the people I have seen  
                  G                          C  
	And the lights all went out in Massachusetts  
	          G           D7  
	And Massachusetts is one place I have seen  


	 G        Am      C    G  
	 I will remember Massachusetts

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