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- The White Cliffs
Of Dover
- Words by Nat Burton.
Music by Walter Kent - 1916
- Number 1 on the
Hit Parade in 1941, played for 17 weeks.
Verse: |
Eb Cm |
Gm C7 |
F7 Bb7 |
Eb |
G7 D7 |
Gm Gm6 |
Cm7 F7 |
Fm7 Bb7 |
Fm7 Bb7 |
G7 Cm |
Cm6 |
Bb7 |
Chorus: |
Eb |
Gm Eb7 |
Ab Ebdim |
Eb Cm7 |
Fm Fm7 |
Bb9 Bb7 |
Eb Cm |
Fm7 Bb7 |
Eb |
Gm Eb7 |
Ab Ebdim |
Eb Cm7 |
Fm Fm7 |
Bb9 Bb7 |
Eb Fm7 |
Eb Eb7 |
Ab Ab+ |
Ab6 Ebdim |
Eb |
Eb7 |
Ab Fm |
Cm |
Cm7 F7 |
Fm7 Bb7 |
Eb |
Gm Eb7 |
Ab Ebdim |
Eb Cm7 |
Fm Fm7 |
Bb9 Bb7 |
Eb |
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chorus) |
- 8-beat intro. Play 4-beats
for each cell, reading from left to right.
- _______
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- Verse:
I'll never forget the people I met, Braving those angry
skies.
I remember well as the shadows fell, The lght of hope in
their eyes.
- And tho' I'm far away, I
still can hear them say "Thumbs Up".
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- Chorus:
- There'll be Bluebirds over,
The White Cliffs Of Dover,
- Tomorrow, Just you
wait and see.
- There'll be love and laughter,
And peace ever after,
- Tomorrow, When the
world is free.
- The shepherd will tend his
sheep, The valley will bloom again,
- And Jimmy will go to sleep,
In his own little room again.
- There'll be Bluebirds over,
The White Cliffs Of Dover,
- Tomorrow, Just you
wait and see.
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Arranged by Jim Bottorff
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