Biography:
Jo Stafford (born Jo Elizabeth Stafford, 12 November 1917, in Coalinga, California and died July 16, 2008 at Century City, California) was an American jazz and big band singer whose career spanned the late 1930s through the early 1960s. She was known especially as a fond favorite of name bandleaders during World War II and in the years immediately after. Stafford was greatly admired for the purity of her voice and was considered one of the most versatile vocalists of the era.
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*Intro: G Em Bm D C D7 G G7 A D7 G (I like to strum the first G and Bm and finger-pick the rest, but do whatever you like)
[G] See xxx [Em] pyramids x [Bm] long xxx [D] Nile
[C] Watch xxx [D7] sunrise xx x [G] tropic [G7] isle
[C] Just xx [Cm] member xxxxxxx [G] all xxx [Em] while
[A] You xxxxxx xx [D] me [D7]
[G] See xxx [Em] market xxxxx xx [Bm] Old xx [D] giers
[C] Send xx [D7] photographs xxx [G] souve [G7] nirs
[C] Just xx [Cm] member xxxx x [G] dream x [Em] ppears
[Am] You xx [D7] long xx [G] me
[G7] I'll xx xx xxxxx xxxx [C] out xxx [C]
[A] Maybe xxxxxx xx xxxxxxxx [D] too xxx xxxx
[G] Fly xxx [Em] ocean xx x [Bm] silver [D] plane
[C] See xxx [D7] jungle xxxx xxxx [G] wet xxxx [G7] rain
[C] just xx [Cm] member xxxx xxxxxx [G] home x [Em] gain
[Am] You xx [D7] long xx [G] me
[G7] I'll xx xx xxxxx xxxx [C] out xxx [C]
[A] Maybe xxxxxx xx xxxxxxxx [D] too xxx xxxx
[G] Fly xxx [Em] ocean xx x [Bm] silver [D] plane
[C] See xxx [D7] jungle xxxx xxxx [G] wet xxxx [G7] rain
[C] just xx [Cm] member xxxx xxxxxx [G] home x [Em] gain
[Am] You xx [D7] long xx [G] me x
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