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- All Of Me
  
- Words and Music
  by Seymour Simons & Gerald Marks - 1931
  
    
      |  Verse: | 
       
    
    
      | C           Gdim |  
      G7 |  
      C          Cdim |  
      G7 |  
    
    
      | C            Cm |  
      G            Em |  
      Am        D7 |  
      G7           D7 |  
    
    
      | D7          G7 |  
      C           Cdim |  
      Dm        A7 |  
      Ab7         G7 |  
    
    
      |  Chorus: | 
       
    
    
      | C |  
      - |  
      E7 |  
      - |  
    
    
      | A7 |  
      - |  
      Dm |  
      - |  
    
    
      | E7 |  
      - |  
      Am |  
      - |  
    
    
      | D7 |  
      - |  
      G7 |  
      - |  
    
    
      | C |  
      - |  
      E7 |  
      - |  
    
    
      | A7 |  
      - |  
      Dm |  
      - |  
    
    
      | - |  
      Fm |  
      C           Gm |  
      A7 |  
    
    
      | Fm |  
      G7 |  
      C |  
      -  (G7 to
        chorus) |  
    
  
  - 8-beat intro.  Play 4-beats
  for each cell, reading from left to right.
  
- _______
  
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- Verse:
  
- You took my kisses and you
  took my love, You taught me how to care;
  Am I to be just the remnant of a one sided love affair?
  All you took, I gladly gave, There's nothing left for me to save.
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- Chorus:
  
- All of me why not take all
  of me,
  Can't you see I'm no good without you.
  Take my lips I want to lose them,
  Take my arms I'll never use them,
  Your goodbye left me with eyes that cry,
  How can I go on dear without you.
  You took the part that once was my heart,
  So why not take all of me.
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- Performer Links:
  
- (webpage)
  
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- Watch
  the Northwest Banjo Band perform "All Of Me" (youtube)
  
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- Listen to Alan Munde perform
  "All Of Me" on the 5-string banjo (mp3)
  
- _______
  
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- Arranged by Jim Bottorff
  
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- This Chord Chart
  may not appear correctly with some browsers.  It should
  be viewed with a full size window.
  
- The chord names should
  appear in single rows.   Let me know of any problems.
  
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- email: jbott@ix.netcom.com