None of them
This is the Ella Fitzgerald version of the classic Blue Moon, first written in 1934, it became a Doo Wop hit in 1961 when covered by The Marcels, this version is slower, I play it with a female singer, and it sounds great. Chords used Amaj7 x021200 F#m 133111 Bm 113321 E 022100 Dm xx0231 G 320033 C 032010 B7 x21202 Good luck, enjoy, and please rate Amaj7 F#m Bm E Blue Moon Amaj7 F#m Bm E You saw me standing alone Amaj7 F#m Bm E Without a dream in my heart Amaj7 Bm Amaj7 Without a love of my own Amaj7 F#m Bm E Blue Moon Amaj7 F#m Bm E You know just what I was there for Amaj7 F#m Bm E You heard me saying a prayer for Amaj7 Bm Amaj7 Someone I really could care for Bm E Amaj7 And then there suddenly appeared before me Bm E Amaj7 The only one my arms will hold Dm G C I heard somebody whisper please adore me E B7 E And when I looked to the Moon it turned to gold Amaj7 F#m Bm E Blue Moon Amaj7 F#m Bm E Now I'm no longer alone Amaj7 F#m Bm E Without a dream in my heart Amaj7 Bm Without a love of my own
If you can not find the chords or tabs you want, look at our partner E-chords. If you are a premium member, you have total access to our video lessons.
If you find a wrong Bad To Me from Ella Fitzgerald, click the correct button above.
Contributor: