Tuning: G C E A

"After The Lovin'" (Ritchie Adams & Alan Bernstein) by Engelbert Humperdinck, 1976, Pop-Easy listening, BPM 80 Strum Pattern: DU-DU-DU-DU [Intro] G D7 G D7 [Verse]

^GSo I sing you to ^Gmaj7sleep, ^Gafter the ^Gmaj7loving With a ^Amsong that I wrote yester-^Dm7day ^G And I ^Amhope you can hear what the ^D7words And the music have to ^Gsay ^Gmaj7 ^Am7 ^D7

[Verse]

It's so ^Ghard to ex-^Gmaj7plain every-^Gthing that I'm ^Gmaj7feeling Face to ^Amface I just seem to go ^D7dry But I ^Amlove you so ^Fmuch that the ^Dsound Of your ^D7voice can make me ^Ghigh ^Gmaj7 ^G7 ^C

[Verse]

^CThanks for taking ^Gme ^Gmaj7 On a ^Am7one way ^D7trip to the ^Gsun ^Gmaj7 ^Em7And thanks for ^A7turning me into a ^Am7some-on^D7e ^Am ^D7

[Verse]

^GSo I sing you to ^Gmaj7sleep, ^Gafter the ^Gmaj7loving I’ll ^Ambrush back the hair from your ^Dm7eyes ^G And the ^Amlove on your ^D7face … ^D7is so real that it makes me wanna ^Gcry ^Gmaj7 ^C

[Chorus]

And I kn^Cow that my song is not say^B7-ing anything ^Em7new ^A7 Oh … but after^Am the lovin^D7g I’m s^Amtill in love ^D7with you ^G ^D7

[Verse]

^CThanks for taking ^Gme ^Gmaj7 On a ^Am7one way ^D7trip to the ^Gsun ^Gmaj7 ^Em7And thanks for ^A7turning me into a ^Am7some-on^D7e ^Am ^D7

[Verse]

^GSo I sing you to ^Gmaj7sleep, ^Gafter the ^Gmaj7loving I’ll ^Ambrush back the hair from your ^Dm7eyes ^G And the ^Amlove on your ^D7face … ^D7is so real that it makes me wanna ^Gcry ^Gmaj7 ^C

[Chorus]

And I kn^Cow that my song is not say^B7-ing anything ^Em7new ^A7 Oh … but after^Am the lovin^D7g I’m s^Amtill in love ^D7with you ^G ^D7

[Coda]

Oh … but ^Amafter the ^D7loving ^AmI’m still in ^D7love with ^Gyou ^D7 yes … but ^Amafter the ^D7loving ^AmI’m still in ^D7love with ^Gyou ^D7 mmm … but ^Amafter the ^D7loving I’m ^Amstill in ^D7love with ^Gyou ^D7

[Outro] G D7 G D7 G

Engelbert Humperdinck - After the lovin