"Reach Out I'll Be There"
                      (Holland - Dozier - Holland)

Intro:

	[flutes and bass, 2X; percussion enters 2nd time]

	Ebsus4 Ebm   Ebsus4 Ebm     Bb
	  /  /  /  /   /  /  /  /   /  /  /  /   /  /  /  /

Verse 1:

	           Abm7             Gb/Bb Db
	Now if you feel that you can't go on
	       Abm7         Gb/Bb Db
	Because all your hope is gone
	         Abm7                    Gb/Bb Db
	And your life is filled with much confusion
	      Abm7             Gb/Bb  Db
	Until happiness is just an illusion
	         Abm7                   Gb/Bb  Db
	And your world around you is tumbling down, darling

	 Gb/Bb                Gb
	(Reach out) Come on, girl, reach out for me
	 Bb/D                    Fdim [N.C.]
	(Reach out) Reach out for me
	[spoken: Hah!]

Chorus 1:

	 Bb     Eb/Bb        Ebm                    Bb
	I'll be there with a love that will shelter you
	 Bb     Eb/Bb        Ebm                      Bb
	I'll be there with a love that will see you through

Verse 2:

	When you feel alone and about to give up
	'Cause your best just ain't good enough
	And you feel the world has grown cold
	And you're drifting out all on your own
	And you need a hand to hold, darling

	(Reach out) Come on, girl, reach out for me
	(Reach out) Reach out for me
	[spoken: Hah!]

Chorus 2 (double-length):

	I'll be there to love and comfort you
	And I'll be there to cherish and care for you

	(I'll be there to love and see you through)
	(I'll be there to love and comfort you)

Verse 3:

	I can tell the way you hang your head
	You're without love now, now you're afraid
	And through your tears you look around
	But there's no peace of mind to be found - I know what you're thinking
	You're alone now, no love of your own, but darling

	(Reach out) Come on, girl, reach out for me
	(Reach out)
	[spoken: Just look over your shoulder!]

Chorus 3:

	I'll be there to give you all the love you need
	I'll be there, you can always depend on me

Coda:

	Bb      Eb/Bb
	I'll be there, don't worry [fade]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers