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Queen - Teo Torriatte Let Us Cling Together Ukulele

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Teo Torriatte Let Us Cling Together Ukulele

(ver. 1)
Queen
Teo Torriate by Queen – A Day at the Races

Dm        Bb     
When I'm gone
Hear my song
 
Dm                           Bb            
no need to wonder if I ever think of you
still think of me the way you've come to think of me

    Dm         Bb         Dm          Bb
the same moon shines, the same wind blows
the nights grow long, but dreams live on   

    Dm                             Bb
for both of us when time is but a paper moon -
just close your pretty eyes and you can be with me -      
       A7
be not gone
Dream on! (Chorus in Japanese repeat)

  Dm        Bb       Dm
Though I'm gone it's just as though
                       Bb
I hold the flower that touches you
   Dm      Bb
a new life grows
    Dm      Bb       Dm
the blossom knows there's no one else
                       Bb
could warm my heart as much as you
       A7
be not gone

Chorus:
D      G       D              G        D
Let us cling together as the years go by
G      A7      D    A7sus4
oh my love my love
A7      D
In the quiet of the night
A        G          
let our candle always burn
        D             A7sus4  A7      D       A7sus4  A7
let us never lose the lessons we have learned.

D   G    D       G    D
Teo toriatte konomama iko
G      A7   D   A7sus4
aisuruhito yo
A7   D
Shizukana yoi ni
A   G      
Hikario tomoshi
   D        A7sus4 A7  D
itoshiki oshieo     idaki (after 2nd verse go to bridge)

  G  D    A7           Bm              G
When I'm gone they'll say we were all fools
             A7         Em7     A7
but we don't understand
G   D  A           A7sus4    A7     
Oh be strong don't turn your heart
      Bm                   Bm/A    G       D A   A7
We're all you're all we're all for all for always
            
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