Here's another fine example of a fantastic music era. Note the simplicity of this piece again popular by the movie Ghost.... Play with emotion, as if you were playing for Sam and Molly... Boumar55 Title: Unchained Melody The platters C major Slow rock (moody, let the tears be your guide)

^COh, my ^Amlove, my d^Farling I've hun^Ggered for your tou^Cch A lo^Amng, lonely ti^G/Dme

And^C time goe^Ams by, so slo^Fwly And ti^Gme can do so m^Cuch Are ^AMyou still min^G/De?

I ^Cneed your lo^Gve I nee^Amd your lo^Emve God s^Fpeed your love ^Gto ^Cme ^C7

Lo^Fnely rivers fl^Gow to the se^Ama, to the se^Am7a T^Fo the open ar^Gms of the s^Amea ^FLonely rivers si^Ggh: Am Am 7 Wait for me, wait for me ^FI'll be coming ho^G/Dme Wait for ^Cme

(Full rhythm strokes)

^COh, my l^Amove, my dar^Fling I've hun^Ggered for your tou^Cch A lon^Amg, lonely ti^G/Dme

And ^Ctime goes^Am by, so sl^Fowly And ^Gtime can do so mu^Cch Are^AM you still min^G/De?

I n^Ceed your l^Gove I n^Ameed your l^Emove God sp^Feed your love ^Gto m^Ce

(Finale) Am F G C

The Platters - Unchained melody