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Version 1 Version 2-en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_In%2C_Day_Out_(1939_song) 1939, music by Rube Blume, lyrics by Johnny Mercer Taken from this video of the Sinatra version: --.-/watch?ds49aMXW_jN6PIcY I like most of these chords. There may be a few that could be improved, suggestions welcome. Note, I don't use a pick. Most of these old jazz songs I pluck, thumb and fingers on the downbeat, fingers only on the upbeat. Ab13: 4x456x Ab7+5: 4x455x C#7#9: x4345x [Intro] BM7 C#m7 [Verse 1] BM7 C#m7 Day in, day out BM7 C#m7 Dm7 Ebm7 Ab13 Ab7+5 The same old voodoo follows me about F# The same old pounding in my heart F#7 Whenever I think of you Fm7 A#7 and darling, I think of you BM7 Abm7 C#m7 F#13 Day in and day out [Verse 2] BM7 C#m7 Day out, day in BM7 C#m7 Dm7 Ebm7 Ab13 Ab7+5 I needn't tell you how my days begin F# C#7#9 When I awake I awaken with a tingle F# C#7#9 One possibility in view F# A#m7 Am7 Abm7 F#13 F#7+5 F#7 That possibility of maybe seeing you [Verse 3] BM7 C#m7 Come rain, come shine BM7 C#m7 Dm7 Ebm7 Ab13 Ab7+5 I meet you and to me the day is fine EM7 Em7 BM7 C#m7 BM7 Then I kiss your lips and the pounding becomes Ab7+5 C#m7 F#13 BM7 Abm7 BM7 The oceans roar, a thousand drums Ab7+5 EM7 Em7 BM7 Can't you see it's love? Can there be any doubt Ab7+5 C#m7 F#13 BM7 When there it is, day in, day out? (solos over verses 1 and 2, repeat verse 3 with vocals, substitute the coda for the last line) [Coda] Ab7+5 C#m7 F#13 When there it is, C#m7 F#13 and here it is, C#m7 F#13 and there it is, BM7 day in, day out?