I BELIEVE IN MUSIC – MAC DAVIS VERSE 1:

^CI could just sit around, making music ^Dmall day long. ^GAs long as I'm making my music ain't gonna do ^Fnob^Gody no ^Charm.^F A^Cnd who knows, maybe someday, I'll ^Dmcome up with a song ^GTo make people want to stop this fussing and fighting ^FLong enough to ^Gsing a^Clong.

CHORUS:

^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove ^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove.

VERSE 2:

^CMusic is love and love is music if you ^Dmknow what I mean ^GPeople who believe in music are the happiest ^Fpeople I've ^Gever ^Cseen ^F ^CSo clap your hands and stomp your feet and ^Dmshake those tambourines ^GLift your voices to the sky, God ^Floves you ^Gwhen you ^Csing.

CHORUS:

^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove ^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove.

VERSE 3:

^CMusic is the universal language, and ^Dmlove is the key ^GTo peace and hope and understanding, and ^Fliving in ^Gharmon^Cy ^F ^CSo take your brother by the hand and ^Dmcome along with me ^GFind out what it really means to be ^Frich and ^Gyoung and ^Cfree.

CHORUS:

^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove ^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove.

CHORUS:

^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove ^CI believe in ^Dmmusic ^FI

- ^GI believe in ^Clove.

Either repeat last line and finish or repeat chorus and fade. This is not exactly the way it is played on the record. An interesting dynamic is to raise the third verse and chorus by ½ tone, e.g. from C to Db and then to finish with the final (repeat) chorus raised by an additional tone, e.g. D to E. It’s a great ‘feel-good’ song which also has a great message. Have fun. Flatpikkr. Jan 26,2015

Mac Davis - I believe in music