Biography:
In the 60's, Colin Blunstone was the lead singer of the Zombies, a British band that developed a distinctive, jazzy sound, in which his soft, laid-back, almost hesitant voice was offset against the equally soft, but flexible and pointy instruments of organ, drum, and bass.
The Zombies disbanded. In the early 70's, Blunstone re-emerged as a solo act, and scored several major hits. The music featured rhythm guitar now and ranged from string arranged melodies, to rock, to American folk.
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Other songs:
- A Sign From Me To You
- Andorra
- Beginning
- Caroline Goodbye
- Dancing In The Starlight
- Exclusively For Me
- How Could We Dare To Be Wrong
- How Wrong Can One Man Be
- I Dont Believe In Miracles
- I Want Some More
- Its Not Easy
- Ive Always Had You
- Keep The Curtains Closed Today
- Miles Away
- Misty Roses
- Shadow Of A Doubt
- She Loves The Way They Love Her
- Though You Are Far Away
- Times Running Out
- Wonderful
- World Of Glass
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SHADOW OF A DOUBT - Collin Blunstone
Intro:
C - Dm/C - C6 - Dm7/C - C* - D7sus2/F - C6 - Dm7/C
C D7
It would take a month of Sundays
F Fm7 C
To under- stand you now
C D7
Lord knows I'll make it one day
F Fm7 C
And I hope he tells me how
Am D7/F#
It seems im- possible
E E7 C/A#
But strangest thoughts come true
F G7
And a shadow of a doubt
Bbm
just crossed my mind
Bbm/G F
Kinda right on cue
Dm7 G7
Had a shadow of a doubt last night
C Am/F Dm
When you walked into vie- ew
G7 C F
What could I do
C D7
Company con- vivial
F Fm7 C
The drink went to my head
C D7
Conversation trivial
F Fm7 C
Don't ask me what I said
Am D7/F#
Could it have been pure co- incidence
E E7 C/A#
The moisture in your eye
F G7
And a shadow of a doubt
Bbm
just crossed my mind,
Bbm/G F
When you said Hi
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt remains
C Am/F Dm
How- ever hard I try- y
Dm C F
How hard I try
Bb Bbm
What's passed is history,
Am D7
I never wish to read
G7 C
You're the very last thing I want;
D7 G7
The very first thing I need G
Break: C - D7 - F - Fm7 - C 2x
Am D7/F#
What kind of spirit
E E7 C/A#
Made me feel that warm in- side
F G7
When a shadow of a doubt appeared
Bbm Bbm/G F
to wash a- way my pride
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt was here
C Am/F Dm
When you stood by my si- de
G7 C F
Right by my side
Bb Bbm
What's passed is history,
Am D7
I never wish to read
G7 C
You're the very last thing I want;
D7 G7 G
The very first thing I need
C D7
The nosey next door neighbours
F Fm7 C
would have laughed if they could see
C D7
That mutual ec- quaintance
F Fm7 C
intro- ducing you to me
Am D7/F#
Never dreamed that you'd be there
E E7 C/A#
Or are you staying a- way
F G7
Yet that shadow of a doubt has grown
Bbm Bbm/G F
much stronger night and day
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt
C Am/F Dm G7
Won't let me go what can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C Am/F Dm G7
What can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C Am/F Dm G7
What can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C F
What can I say
Outro:
C - Dm/C repeat + fade
Dm/C x3323x
C6 x35555
Dm7/C x33231
D7 x54530
D7/F# 200323
C/A# x12010
Bbm/G 3x332x
Dm7 x57565
xx0211
G7 353463
320001
Am/F xx3210
C* 810 10 9 8 8
D7sus2/F x 8 10 91010
Intro:
C - Dm/C - C6 - Dm7/C - C* - D7sus2/F - C6 - Dm7/C
C D7
It would take a month of Sundays
F Fm7 C
To under- stand you now
C D7
Lord knows I'll make it one day
F Fm7 C
And I hope he tells me how
Am D7/F#
It seems im- possible
E E7 C/A#
But strangest thoughts come true
F G7
And a shadow of a doubt
Bbm
just crossed my mind
Bbm/G F
Kinda right on cue
Dm7 G7
Had a shadow of a doubt last night
C Am/F Dm
When you walked into vie- ew
G7 C F
What could I do
C D7
Company con- vivial
F Fm7 C
The drink went to my head
C D7
Conversation trivial
F Fm7 C
Don't ask me what I said
Am D7/F#
Could it have been pure co- incidence
E E7 C/A#
The moisture in your eye
F G7
And a shadow of a doubt
Bbm
just crossed my mind,
Bbm/G F
When you said Hi
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt remains
C Am/F Dm
How- ever hard I try- y
Dm C F
How hard I try
Bb Bbm
What's passed is history,
Am D7
I never wish to read
G7 C
You're the very last thing I want;
D7 G7
The very first thing I need G
Break: C - D7 - F - Fm7 - C 2x
Am D7/F#
What kind of spirit
E E7 C/A#
Made me feel that warm in- side
F G7
When a shadow of a doubt appeared
Bbm Bbm/G F
to wash a- way my pride
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt was here
C Am/F Dm
When you stood by my si- de
G7 C F
Right by my side
Bb Bbm
What's passed is history,
Am D7
I never wish to read
G7 C
You're the very last thing I want;
D7 G7 G
The very first thing I need
C D7
The nosey next door neighbours
F Fm7 C
would have laughed if they could see
C D7
That mutual ec- quaintance
F Fm7 C
intro- ducing you to me
Am D7/F#
Never dreamed that you'd be there
E E7 C/A#
Or are you staying a- way
F G7
Yet that shadow of a doubt has grown
Bbm Bbm/G F
much stronger night and day
Dm7 G7
And a shadow of a doubt
C Am/F Dm G7
Won't let me go what can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C Am/F Dm G7
What can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C Am/F Dm G7
What can I sa- y oehoe - hoe
C F
What can I say
Outro:
C - Dm/C repeat + fade
Dm/C x3323x
C6 x35555
Dm7/C x33231
D7 x54530
D7/F# 200323
C/A# x12010
Bbm/G 3x332x
Dm7 x57565
xx0211
G7 353463
320001
Am/F xx3210
C* 810 10 9 8 8
D7sus2/F x 8 10 91010
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