Biography:
Aaron Neville (born January 24, 1941, New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American soul and R&B singer and musician. He made his debut in 1966 with the hit single Tell It Like It Is, a Number One hit on the Billboard R&B charts. From 1977 he performed as part of The Neville Brothers with his siblings, Art Neville, Charles Neville, Cyril Neville & Ivan Neville.
Neville charted again, in 1989, when he collaborated with Linda Ronstadt on three consecutive duets: Don't Know Much
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Over You:Aaron Neville.
#21 R&B and #111 on BB Hot 100
on MINIT Records in 1960.
(Neville's first hit.)
INTRO: E G Gbm E Ebm E..A B
#1.
E A E
There'll be some slow walkin'..gonna be
A
some sad talkin'.
E A E
There'll be some flowers bringin'..gonna
A Am7
be some sad singin' over you..I say..
CHORUS:
E B Dbm G B
over you........over you, pretty baby,
A E B
if I ever hear you say we're through.
#2.
E G A
There'll be some long black limousines..
E A
people peepin' from their window screens.
E A
Parade of cars with their headlights on..
E D E
all of that will be goin' on..
CHORUS:
A Gbm G E G E B
Over you..I said, over you.....over you,
A Em7
pretty baby, if I ever hear you say we're
E B Bm
through.
#3.
E A E
Therell be a hole about six feet deep, for
A
you, baby, to take your sleep.
E A E
Into a pine box and down you'll go, where you
A
will stay, where it's free of snow.
CHORUS:
A E B E B
Over you, I said, over you.....over you, pretty
A E B
baby, if I ever hear you say we're through.
#4.
E A E
All your folks will be dressed in black..ride a
A
long black Cadillac.
E A
Yeah, baby, they'll be puttin' you away.
E A
The funeral home'll have the business that day.
CHORUS:
A E B
Over you, I said, over you...over you, pretty baby,
A E
if I ever hear you say we're through.
OUTRO:
A E
Said, I'm gonna slay you baby, whoa, now.
B A
Over you, pretty baby, if I ever hear you say we're
E
through.
A
Say you'll never leave me..I said, you'll never
E
leave me.
B A
Say, I'm gonna get rid of you, baby..if I ever
E
hear you say were through.
A E
Whoa, I love you, no tellin' what I'd do.
B G B A
That's why, baby, I want to do all these things
E
to you..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#21 R&B and #111 on BB Hot 100
on MINIT Records in 1960.
(Neville's first hit.)
INTRO: E G Gbm E Ebm E..A B
#1.
E A E
There'll be some slow walkin'..gonna be
A
some sad talkin'.
E A E
There'll be some flowers bringin'..gonna
A Am7
be some sad singin' over you..I say..
CHORUS:
E B Dbm G B
over you........over you, pretty baby,
A E B
if I ever hear you say we're through.
#2.
E G A
There'll be some long black limousines..
E A
people peepin' from their window screens.
E A
Parade of cars with their headlights on..
E D E
all of that will be goin' on..
CHORUS:
A Gbm G E G E B
Over you..I said, over you.....over you,
A Em7
pretty baby, if I ever hear you say we're
E B Bm
through.
#3.
E A E
Therell be a hole about six feet deep, for
A
you, baby, to take your sleep.
E A E
Into a pine box and down you'll go, where you
A
will stay, where it's free of snow.
CHORUS:
A E B E B
Over you, I said, over you.....over you, pretty
A E B
baby, if I ever hear you say we're through.
#4.
E A E
All your folks will be dressed in black..ride a
A
long black Cadillac.
E A
Yeah, baby, they'll be puttin' you away.
E A
The funeral home'll have the business that day.
CHORUS:
A E B
Over you, I said, over you...over you, pretty baby,
A E
if I ever hear you say we're through.
OUTRO:
A E
Said, I'm gonna slay you baby, whoa, now.
B A
Over you, pretty baby, if I ever hear you say we're
E
through.
A
Say you'll never leave me..I said, you'll never
E
leave me.
B A
Say, I'm gonna get rid of you, baby..if I ever
E
hear you say were through.
A E
Whoa, I love you, no tellin' what I'd do.
B G B A
That's why, baby, I want to do all these things
E
to you..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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