One Note Samba

Mel Torme

ukulele intermediate

by ARICAL

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One Note Samba

Written by Antonio Carlos Jobim

Key: C

One Note Samba Key GG

One Note Samba Key G#G#

One Note Samba Key AA

One Note Samba Key A#A#(one step down)

One Note Samba Key BB(half step down)

One Note Samba Key CC(original key)

One Note Samba Key C#C#(half step up)

One Note Samba Key DD(one step up)

One Note Samba Key D#D#

One Note Samba Key EE

One Note Samba Key FF

One Note Samba Key F#F#

	  		
        Dbm7          C7 
This is just a little samba 
       B4/7         Bb5-/7 
Built upon a single note 
      Dbm7               C7 
Other notes are bound to follow 
        B4/7               Bb5-/7 
But the root is still that note 
         Em7/9          A7/13- 
Now this new one is the consequence 
       D7M                 Dm7     G7 
Of the one we've just been through 
       Dbm7     C7     B4/7        Bb5-/7         A6/9 
As I'm bound to be the unavoidable consequence of you 
Dm7                            G7 
There's so many people who can talk 
                               C7M 
And talk and talk and just say nothing, or nearly nothing 
Cm7                            F7 
I have used up all the scale I know 
                            Bb7M                               Bdim Bb5-/7 
And at the end I've come to nothing, or nearly nohing 
     Dbm7            C7 
So I came back to my first note 
     B4/7              Bb5-/7 
As I must come back to you 
       Dbm7           C7 
I will pour into that one note 
        B4/7            Bb5-/7 
All the love I feel for you 
   Em7/9             A7/13- 
Anyone who wants the whole show 
      D7M          Dm7   G7 
Re mi fa sol la si do 
        C6                B7 
He will find himself with no show 
       Bb7M           A7 
Better play the note you know

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