Biography:
R&B band from Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. consisting of Kenny "Babyface"
Edmonds, Antonio "L.A." Reid, Carlos "Satin" Greene, Darnell "Dee" Bristol,
Stanley Burke, and Kevin Roberson.
Forming in 1981, The Deele recorded three albums during the 1980s, and
scored two hit singles. In 1984 "Body Talk" reached #77 on the Billboard Hot
100 pop chart. In 1987 their song "Two Occasions" reached #4 on the R&B
charts and was the biggest hit for the group, which created new opportunities
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Sweet November
Words & Music by Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds
Performed by The Deele & Troop
chorded by houseofjaz
Check out the video of me teaching this song on
www.youtube.com/houseofjaz
Intro:
[-|ch]D - Bm7 - Em7 - GM7/A
[-|ch]D - Bm7 - Em7 - F#m7 - GM7/A
Verse I
G A/G F#m7 Bm7
When autumn first arrived, You were my lady..
G A/G F#m7 (Am7/D - D-Major)
And love was written in the winter snow...
G F# F#/A#
(Bm7, Bm7/A, E-Major)
And with the change of months, there came October
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A (Ab dim)
And now i wonder Where our love, Did go..
G A/G F#m7 Bm7
It was the second rain of autumn...We shared our feelings
G A/G F#m7
(Am7/D - D)
And it was such a glorious autumn dream, Yes it was..
G F# F#/A#
(Bm7, Bm7/A, E-Major)
But like kids we were too shy to say to each other
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A (Ab dim)
That together, we would always like, To be...
Chorus:
D Am7/D GM7 GM7/A
Someday soon, I know we'll come together
D Am7/D GM7 (GM7/A)
Even though our feelings change as seasons do.
D Am7/D G E-Major
But, maybe sweet November will tell us the story
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A
That will bring us back the love...
That we both knew..
(Play The Intro Again)
Verse II
(Use The Same Chords from verse 1 and chorus)
When autumn first arrived, you said you'd be my lady
And you promised me that you would
Never go , ooh ,hoo
But, with the change of months..their came October
And now I'm wondering Where, where did our love go..
It was the second rain of autumn (second rain of autumn)
We shared our feelings..
And it was such...
Such a glorious autumn dream, yes it was
But like kids were too shy , to say to one another
That together we would always like
To be....
Words & Music by Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds
Performed by The Deele & Troop
chorded by houseofjaz
Check out the video of me teaching this song on
www.youtube.com/houseofjaz
Intro:
[-|ch]D - Bm7 - Em7 - GM7/A
[-|ch]D - Bm7 - Em7 - F#m7 - GM7/A
Verse I
G A/G F#m7 Bm7
When autumn first arrived, You were my lady..
G A/G F#m7 (Am7/D - D-Major)
And love was written in the winter snow...
G F# F#/A#
(Bm7, Bm7/A, E-Major)
And with the change of months, there came October
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A (Ab dim)
And now i wonder Where our love, Did go..
G A/G F#m7 Bm7
It was the second rain of autumn...We shared our feelings
G A/G F#m7
(Am7/D - D)
And it was such a glorious autumn dream, Yes it was..
G F# F#/A#
(Bm7, Bm7/A, E-Major)
But like kids we were too shy to say to each other
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A (Ab dim)
That together, we would always like, To be...
Chorus:
D Am7/D GM7 GM7/A
Someday soon, I know we'll come together
D Am7/D GM7 (GM7/A)
Even though our feelings change as seasons do.
D Am7/D G E-Major
But, maybe sweet November will tell us the story
Em7 F#m7 GM7/A
That will bring us back the love...
That we both knew..
(Play The Intro Again)
Verse II
(Use The Same Chords from verse 1 and chorus)
When autumn first arrived, you said you'd be my lady
And you promised me that you would
Never go , ooh ,hoo
But, with the change of months..their came October
And now I'm wondering Where, where did our love go..
It was the second rain of autumn (second rain of autumn)
We shared our feelings..
And it was such...
Such a glorious autumn dream, yes it was
But like kids were too shy , to say to one another
That together we would always like
To be....
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