Biography:
Sandie Shaw (real name Sandra Ann Goodrich) (born February 26, 1947) was the most successful British girl singer of the 1960s. With her hair, slender frame, model cheekbones and outfits, she has been described as the ultimate working-class 'it' girl.
Raised in Dagenham, Essex, UK, the Ford plant IBM operator dreamed of becoming a singer. She began her recording career in 1964 at just 17-years-old having been discovered by popular singer Adam Faith.
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Always Something There To Remind Me:Sandie Shaw.
#1 in UK in 1964.
INTRO: Eb Eb7 Eb Eb7 Ab
#1.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
I walk along the city streets you used to walk
Dbm
along with me.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
And every step I take recalls how much in love
you used to be.
CHORUS:
Db Ab
Oh, how can I forget you?
Ab Db Ab
When there is always something there to remind me.
Ab Db Ab
Always something there to remind me.
Cm Fm Db Eb
I was born to love you, and I will never be free..
Ab
You'll always be a part of me. (Whoaaa, whoaaa, whoaaa.)
#2.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
When shadows fall, I pass the small cafe where we
Dbm
would dance at night.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7
And I can't help recalling how it felt to
Db Dbm
kiss and hold you tight?
CHORUS:
Db Ab
Oh, how can I forget you?
Ab Db Ab
When there is always something there to remind me.
Ab Db Ab
Always something there to remind me.
Cm Fm Db Eb
I was born to love you, and I will never be free..
Ab
You'll always be a part of me. (Whoaaa, whoaaa, whoaaa.)
INTERLUDE: A Gbm A Gbm B E Bm A
#3.
A Amaj7 A7 D
If you should find you miss the sweet and tender love
Bm
we used to share.
A Amaj7 A7 D
just go back to the places where we used to go, and I'll
Dm6
be there.
CHORUS:
Dmaj7 A E A
Oh, how can I forget you when there is always something
D A
there to remind me?
D A
always something there to remind me.
Dbm Gbm7 Dmaj7 E
I was born to love you, and I will never be free.
OUTRO:
E A D A
when there is always something there to remind me.
A D A
always something there to remind me...(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#1 in UK in 1964.
INTRO: Eb Eb7 Eb Eb7 Ab
#1.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
I walk along the city streets you used to walk
Dbm
along with me.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
And every step I take recalls how much in love
you used to be.
CHORUS:
Db Ab
Oh, how can I forget you?
Ab Db Ab
When there is always something there to remind me.
Ab Db Ab
Always something there to remind me.
Cm Fm Db Eb
I was born to love you, and I will never be free..
Ab
You'll always be a part of me. (Whoaaa, whoaaa, whoaaa.)
#2.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7 Db
When shadows fall, I pass the small cafe where we
Dbm
would dance at night.
Ab Abmaj7 Ab7
And I can't help recalling how it felt to
Db Dbm
kiss and hold you tight?
CHORUS:
Db Ab
Oh, how can I forget you?
Ab Db Ab
When there is always something there to remind me.
Ab Db Ab
Always something there to remind me.
Cm Fm Db Eb
I was born to love you, and I will never be free..
Ab
You'll always be a part of me. (Whoaaa, whoaaa, whoaaa.)
INTERLUDE: A Gbm A Gbm B E Bm A
#3.
A Amaj7 A7 D
If you should find you miss the sweet and tender love
Bm
we used to share.
A Amaj7 A7 D
just go back to the places where we used to go, and I'll
Dm6
be there.
CHORUS:
Dmaj7 A E A
Oh, how can I forget you when there is always something
D A
there to remind me?
D A
always something there to remind me.
Dbm Gbm7 Dmaj7 E
I was born to love you, and I will never be free.
OUTRO:
E A D A
when there is always something there to remind me.
A D A
always something there to remind me...(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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