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After the Lovin'

Engelbert Humperdinck
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
So  I sing  you to sleep after  the lovin'
 with a song  I just wrote yesterday.
 And I hope  you can hear  what the words  and
 the music  have to say.
It's  so hard  to explain all the things  that I'm feelin'..
 face to face  I just seem to go dry.
 But I love  you so much  that the sound  of your
voice  can make me high.
Thanks  for takin' me,  on a one-way trip  to the sun.
And  thanks for turnin' me  into a someone.
So,  I sing  you to sleep after  the lovin' and
 I brush  back the hair from your eyes.
 And the love  on your face  is so real  that it
makes  me want to cry.
 And I know  that my song  isn't sayin', anything new.
 Oh, but after  the lovin', I'm  still in love  with you.
 REPEAT3.
 Yes, after  the lovin', I'm  still in love  with you.(x2)
 A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

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Readable chord sheet for After the Lovin' by Engelbert Humperdinck

[C7]So I [F]sing you to sleep [Dm7]after the lovin'
with a [Gm]song I just wrote yester[Gm7]day.
And I [Gm]hope you can [Gm7]hear what the [C]words and
the [C7]music have to [F]say.
[C7]It's so [F]hard to explain all the [Dm7]things that I'm feelin'..
face to [Gm]face I just seem to go [Gm7]dry.
But I [Gm]love you so [Gm7]much that the [C]sound of your
[C7]voice can make me [F]high[F7].

[Bb]Thanks for takin' [F]me, on a [Bb]one-way [C]trip to the [F]sun.
[Dm]And thanks for [Dm7]turnin' [Dm6]me into a some[Gm7]one.[C7]

[C7]So, I [F]sing you to sleep [Dm7]after the lovin' and
I [Gm]brush back the hair from your [Gm7]eyes.[Gm6]
And the [Gm]love on your [Gm7]face is so [C]real that it
[C7]makes me want to [A7]cry.
And I [Bb]know that my [Bb7]song isn't [A]sayin', [A7]anything [Dm]new.
Oh, but [Bb]after the [C]lovin', [Bb]I'm still in [C]love with [F]you[Fdim].    [F]

REPEAT
[A][D][D]
Yes, a[A]fter the [C]lovin', [Bb7]I'm still in [C]love with [F]you.(x2)

A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.

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