This isn't exactly the Willie Nelson version, its more the standard jazz version, which Willie is playing. If you like this stuff you should get the "Real Vocal Book Volume I, Low Voice", which is full of these great songs. The chords are all really common in jazz songs, and I'm using the regular jazz forms of them. You could of course substitute for first position non barre chords if you'd like. Also, you can substitute vanilla versions of the 6th chords if you have to (for example sub a C for a C6, and a Cm for a Cm6), but you'll be missing a bunch of the flavor, so its worth learning these forms if they're new to you, especially since they're used all the time in jazz. And chords in parenthesis means they're optional. A7 = 575855 or 5x565x Am7 = 575555 or 5x5555 B7 = 797677 or 7x787x Bm7b5 = 7x776x Bbdim7 = 6x565x C6 = 8x798x Cm6 = 8x7888 G6 = 3x454x D7 = x5453x E7 = x7675x Em7 = x797877 Gmaj7 = 3x443x Verse 1:

^G6All of me, why not take a^B7ll of me ^E7Can't you see, I'm no good wi^Am7thout you ^B7Take my arms I won't ^Em7lose them ^A7Take my lips I'll never^Am7 use t^D7hem ^G6Your good bye, left me with e^B7yes that cry ^E7And I know that I'm no good wit^Am7hout you ^C6You took the p^Cm6art that o^Gmaj7nce wa

(Bm7b5)

s my hea^E7rt So ^Am7why not take ^D7all of ^G6me

[Turnaround: Bbdim7 Am7 D7] [Optional solo over the chords from the full verse] [Repeat verse 1] Nice ending:

So ^Am7why not take ^D7all of^Bm7b5 me ^E7 So ^Am7why not take ^D7all of^G6 me

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Willie Nelson - All of me