The Supremes - Love Is Here And Now Your Gone guitar tab
"Love Is Here And Now You're Gone"
(Holland-Dozier-Holland)
Intro:
harpsichord w/acoustic bass:
Eb6 Bb Gb Db Ab/Eb Eb
/ / / / / / / / / /
Verse 1 [voice the chords on the first four lines to alternate F and Eb
on top]:
Ebadd9 Eb Ebadd9 Eb
Love is here (love is here)
Fm Fm7 Ab6 Ab
And, oh my darling, now you're gone (now you're gone)
Ebadd9 Eb Ebadd9 Eb
Love is here (love is here)
Fm Fm7 Ab6 Ab
And, oh my darling, now, now you're gone (now you're gone)
Gm Eb9
You persuaded me to love you and I did
Db
But instead of tenderness I found heartache instead
E Ab/Eb Fm
Into your arms I fell, so unaware
Fm7/Eb Dm7-5 Db6 Eb [N.C.]
Of the loneliness that was waiting there
Eb6 Bb Gb Db
(Look what you have done, look what you have done)
Spoken: "You closed the door to your heart and you turned the key
Ab/Eb Eb
Locked your love away from me"
Verse 2:
Love is here (love is here)
And, oh my darling, now you're gone (now you're gone)
You made me love you (you made me love you)
And, oh my darling, now, now you're gone (now you're gone)
You said lovin' you would make life beautiful
With each passing day
But as soon as love came into my heart
You turned and you walked, just walked away
"You stripped me of my dreams
You gave me faith, then took my hope - look at me now"
Verse 3:
Look at me
See what lovin' you has done to me
Look at my face (look at my face)
See how cryin' has left its trace (left its trace)
After you made me all your own (made me all your own)
Then you left me all alone (left me all alone)
You made your words sound so sweet
Knowing that your love I couldn't keep
"My heart cries out for your touch, but you're not there
And the lonely cry fades in the air"
Coda (chords as per first two lines of verse):
Love is here (love is here)
And, oh my darling, now you're gone (now you're gone)
Love is here (love is here)
And, oh my darling, now you're gone (now you're gone)
You made me love you
Oh, my darling, now you're gone
You made me love you
Oh, my darling, now you're gone [fade]
-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
