Something in the way she moves
A - D
(4x)
A D A
1. There's something in the way she moves,
Em D G A
or looks my way, or calls my
name,
Em G C D
that seems to leave this
troubled world behind.
A D A
If I'm feeling down and blue,
Em D
G A
or troubled by some foolish
game,
Em G C A
she always seems to make me
change my mind.
A Em D
A
And I feel fine anytime she's around me now,
F#m -
Bm E
she's around me now
almost all the time
A Em D
A
And if I'm well you can tell she's been with me now,
F#m
- Bm E
she's been with me now quite a long, long time
D E A - G - D - A
and I feel fine.
D C G D
Every now and then the things
I lean on lose their meaning,
G C D
and I find myself careening
C G Em
- A
into places
where I should not let me go.
D
C G D
She has the power to go where
no one else can find me,
G C D
yes, and to silently remind me
G D Bm E
of the happiness and the good
times that I know, got to know.
E7
Well, I said I just got to
know that :
A D A
2. It isn’t what she’s got to say,
Em D
G A
or how she thinks or where
she’s been,
Em G C D
to me, the words are nice, the
way they sound.
A D A
I like to hear them best that
way,
Em D G
A
it doesn’t much matter what
they mean,
Em G
C A
well, she says them mostly
just to calm me down.
A Em D
A
And I feel fine anytime she's around me now,
F#m -
Bm E
she's around me now
almost all the time
A Em D A
And if I'm well you can tell she's been with me now,
F#m - Bm E
she's been with me now
quite a long, long time
D E
A -
G - D - A
yes, and I feel fine.
(orig. = capo 3rd) (James
Taylor)