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This song is 60 years old. It was written in 1947 by Edin Ahbez, and has since been sung some 50 famed singers, including Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, John Lequizamo (for the Moulin Rouge!) and Leonard Nimoy. It has been played by many instruments, but listening a radio I overheard an unnamed musician playing this on the acoustic guitar. The song from 1951. I tabbed it out and here it is, as my band plays it, with little difference from the version. D°7 e|1---------------------------| B|0---------------------------| G|1---------------------------| D|----------------------------| A|----------------------------| E|----------------------------| C7 e|----------------------------| B|1---------------------------| G|---2------------------------| D|-----3----------------------| A|---2------------------------| E|----------------------------| MENTALITY Nature Boy
FmThere was a boy A#mvery strange encFmhanted boy A#m they say he wandered vFmery A#mfar Fmvery fA5ar oAver land and sGea.
A liC7ttle shy and sad of Fmeye Dº7 C7 but very wise was he.
FmAnd then one day A#m a magic day he Fmpassed my way F#m and while we spoke of mFmany thA#mings Fmfools and kA5ings, tAhis he said to Gme....
The greatest C7thing you'll ever lFmearn Dº7 G C7 Fm is just to love and be loved in return.