Abraham, Martin & John Marvin Gaye
...ABRAHAM, MARTIN & JOHN... by Marvin Gaye
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*from 'That's The Way Love Is' (1970)*
*CAPO 3rd FRET*
(Original Key: Bb)
Intro:
G Bm C G (x2)
Verse 1:
[G] Has anybody [Bm]here,
[C] Seen my old friend [G]Abraham?
[G] Can you [Am]tell me where he's [D]gone?
[Em] He freed a lot of [Bm]people,
But it [C]seems the good [G]die young.
Yeah, [Am]I just looked a-[D]round,
And he was [G]gone.
Verse 2:
[G] Has anybody [Bm]here,
[C] Seen my old friend [G]John?
[G] Can you [Am]tell me where he's [D]gone?
You [Em]know he freed,
[Bm] A lot of people,
But it [C]seems the good [G]die young.
Yeah, [Am]I just looked a-[D]round,
And he was [G]gone.
Verse 3:
[G] Has anybody [Bm]here,
[C] Seen my old friend [G]Martin?
[C] Seen my old friend [G]Abraham?
[G] Can you [Am]tell me where he's [D]gone?
[Em] He freed a lot of [Bm]people,
But it [C]seems the good [G]die young.
Yeah, [Am]I just looked a-[D]round,
And he was [G]gone.
Instrumental:
C Bm Am C G (x2)
[G] [Bm] [Dm] [G] [F]
[G] [Bm] [C] [Bm] [Am] [D]
Verse 4:
[G] Has anybody [Bm]here,
[C] Seen my old friend [G]Abraham?
[G] Can you [Am]tell me where he's [D]gone?
[Em] He freed a lot of [Bm]people,
But it [C]seems the good [G]die young.
Yeah, [Am]I just looked a-[D]round,
And he was [G]gone.[Bm] [C] [Em]
Oh, [Am]I just looked a-[D]round,
They were [G]gone, oh yes.
Outro:
Bm C Em Am D, G
CHORD DIAGRAMS:
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[G] [Bm] [C] [Am]
[EADGBE]320003 [EADGBE]x24432 [EADGBE]x32010 [EADGBE]x02210
[D] [Em] [Dm] [F]
[EADGBE]xx0232 [EADGBE]022000 [EADGBE]xx0231 [EADGBE]133211
Tabbed by Joel from cLuMsY, Bristol, England, 2006
(clumsyband@hotmail.com)
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This song written by Dion, of Dion and the Belmonts