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I Call Your Name chords
Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas 1963 (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)*
D E E7 G D
A D D7 B7
I call your name but you're not there
E A A7
Was I to blame for being unfair?
A7 A D
Oh I can't sleep at night
D7 B7
Since you've been gone
E E7
I never weep at night
G D
I can't go on
D D7 G
Well don't you know I can't take it
Bm
I don't know who can
G E7
I'm not going to make it
G A
I'm not that kind of man
A7 A D
Oh I can't sleep at night
D7 B7
But just the same
E E7
I never weep at night
G D
I call your name
break
D D7 G
Well don't you know I can't take it
Bm
I don't know who can
G E7
I'm not going to make it
G A
I'm not that kind of man
A7 A D
Oh I can't sleep at night
D7 B7
But just the same
E E7
I never weep at night
G D
I call your name
G D
I call your name
G D
I call your name
* Bad to me - gave Billy & The Dakotas a #1 hit, in 1963. The B side - "I Call Your Name",
Both written by John Lennon - but never released as a single. The Beatles version of "Bad To Me" exists only
as a demo version. The 2nd song, "I Call Your Name" was released by The Beatles on EP. It was reported that
Lennon did not like Kramer's version of "I Call Your Name" and decided that The Beatles should record it.
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