A Groovy Kind Of Love

[G]  [D/G]  [G]  [D] [G]
When I'm feeling b[G]lue
All I have to [D/G]do
Is take a look at y[G]ou
Then I'm not so b[Am/G]lue
When you're close to [Am7]me
I can feel your he[Bm7]artbeat
I can feel you bre[C]athing in my e[D]ar
Wouldn't you ag[G]ree
Baby you and [D/G]me got a groovy kind of l[G]ove    [D]

[Second verse the same]

Bridge = verse sequence in A rather than G (I'm sure you can transpose as I can't be
:D)

[3rd verse as 1st but in A]

Then there are repetitions of "groovy kind of love", the last of which before the
is not simple A but something like:

 [E/A]                        [D/F#] [or] Dadd2/[F#]
We got a groovy kind of love

[D/E]             [D/F#] [or] Dadd2/[F#]       [D/E]
Ohhhhhhhhhh

[D/F#] [or] Dadd2/[F#]       [D/E]

                         A - make it extra cheesy by adding in the 2nd.
We got a groovy kind of love.

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and I'll remove it. Merci salut la visite.