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Written by Don Everly, this song is another one of those sweet heartache songs the Everly
Brothers did so well.

For the most part it's a standard I VI ii V progression in the key of G.

The song starts with the Refrain which has a "pickup" wherein Don and Phil use their
voices to simultaneously arpeggiate a C major chord.  Once voice begins on E, and the other
on G.  I've tried to indicate this as such, but this is the first tab I've ever done.
I hope it's not too confusing.

Chords are shown on top of the words they time out with.  Chords in parentheses are
carried over from the previous measure.

Though I didn't notate the melody, you can pop on the record and use this chart to strum
along. I found it on their "The Complete Cadence Recordings 1957-1960" CD
collection which is worth it's weight in gold.

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"Oh, What a Feeling"
by Don Everly

[Refrain]
(vocal arpeggios}
E---G---C
G---C---E
It  must be
G     Em    C	D
love	         Oh, what a
G	Em   C   D
feeling!

[Verse #1]
G        C     G
I sit at home alone
G          G7      C
I wait here by the phone
D	      G     Em  C  D
I know you'll never call
(D)	   G	   Em	G  G7
Oh, what a feeling!

[Bridge]
C	   G	 Em
It must be love
C	      G
Although it's bitter
C	   G	 Em
It must be love
A7	  D7   C
I can't forget her

[Verse #2]
G	      C    G
The days turn into weeks
G	     G7        C
You're letters I shall keep
D            G      Em   C   D
The ones you didn't write
(D)	 G	 Em     C
Oh, what feeling!

(vocal arpeggios}
E---G---C
G---C---E
It  must be
G     Em    C	D
love	         Oh, what a
G	Em    C (No D chord here)
feeling!

(vocal arpeggios}
E---G---C
G---C---E
It  must be
G     Em    C	D
love	         Oh, what a
G	Em
feeling!

G   Em

G   Em  (repeat and fade)