Biografia:
BIOGRAPHY
Perry Como was born Pierino Ronald Como in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania on May 18, 1912, the son of Pietro Como, a mill hand, and Lucia Travaglini Como, immigrants from Palena, Italy. The seventh of thirteen children, Perry Como earned a few cents a day working after school in a local barbershop in Canonsburg. Later, while attending high school, he operated his own barbershop. Como, performing at wedding receptions and other functions, gained local recognition for his singing ability.
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Same chords for the Fugees version but with lyrics from Perry Como's version.
Credits go to Sam Stewart/Mikhailo.
Not my work..no credits for me..just put the chords for those who want to sing
along to this version.
Am7 D
I heard she sang a good song,
G C
I heard she had a style,
Am7 D
And so I came to see her,
Em
To listen for a while . . .
Am7 D7
And there she was this young girl,
G B7
A stranger to my eyes . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Am7 D
I felt all flushed with fever,
G C
Embarrassed by the crowd,
Am7 D
I felt she found my letters,
Em
And read each one aloud . . .
Am7 D7
I prayed that she would finish,
G B7
But she just kept right on . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Am7 D
She sang as if she knew me,
G C
In all my dark despair,
Am7 D
And then she looked right through me,
Em
As if I wasn't there . . .
Am7 D7
But she was there, this stranger,
G B7
Singing clear and strong . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Credits go to Sam Stewart/Mikhailo.
Not my work..no credits for me..just put the chords for those who want to sing
along to this version.
Am7 D
I heard she sang a good song,
G C
I heard she had a style,
Am7 D
And so I came to see her,
Em
To listen for a while . . .
Am7 D7
And there she was this young girl,
G B7
A stranger to my eyes . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Am7 D
I felt all flushed with fever,
G C
Embarrassed by the crowd,
Am7 D
I felt she found my letters,
Em
And read each one aloud . . .
Am7 D7
I prayed that she would finish,
G B7
But she just kept right on . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Am7 D
She sang as if she knew me,
G C
In all my dark despair,
Am7 D
And then she looked right through me,
Em
As if I wasn't there . . .
Am7 D7
But she was there, this stranger,
G B7
Singing clear and strong . . .
Em Am
Strummin' my pain with her fingers,
D7 G
Singin' my life with her words,
G A
Killing me softly with her song,
D C
Killing me softly, with her song,
G C
Telling my whole life with her words,
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
Esus4 E
Killing me softly, with her song . . .
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