Chordie - Anytime At All

I use chordie.com to find the chords and lyrics to songs I want to learn but find, more often than not, that the people that put those songs up there aren't hearing the same things I am hearing in that song. But, I do appreciate them taking the time to put something out there. I think it is a good learning experience to take something, listen to the song, and rework the chords and lyrics to what you are hearing.

Here's what I did with the Beatles song "Anytime At All". Corrections and comments are welcome.

RickT


Chorus:
Bm D
Any time at all,
A
Any time at all
Bm
Any time at all
G
All you’ve got to do is call
A7 D
And I’ll be there

D D/Db
If you need somebody to love
Bm G
Just Look into my eyes
D A D
I’ll be there to make you feel right
D D/Db
If you’re feeling sorry and sad
Bm G
I’d really sympathize
D A D
Don’t you be sad, just call me tonight

chorus

If the sun has faded away
I’ll try to make it shine
There is nothing I won’t do
If you need a shoulder to cry on
I hope it will be mine
Call me tonight and I’ll come to you

chorus

bridge (chords: A ---- G--A--G--A--DD)
(This is the guitar and piano part. The D6, etc are played as two strings, then single notes for the others)
E6-D6-Db6 E6-D6-Db6 D-Db-B B-C-Db B-Db-D-Db-D-E-D-E-G-F#-E-D-F#

chorus
All you’ve to to do is call and I’ll be there

That looks about right to me. In the verses I'm hearing a Gm where you have a G, and the D/Db I think is an A with C# bass note (the bass line descends from D down to G with each chord change).

Good stuff

I don't know that song Rick so can't comment, but think what you're doing is a great way to develop your ear. Internet sites are often very wrong even with the lyrics. Keep it up and soon you wont need those sites at all

That looks about right to me. In the verses I'm hearing a Gm where you have a G, and the D/Db I think is an A with C# bass note (the bass line descends from D down to G with each chord change).

Good stuff

The D/Db sounds to me like the D chord barred at the 5th fret. Then bass note moves from D to Db with the other fingers maintaining the "D" fingering.

I tried to Gm but the G just sounded better. I'll give it another listen in a couple of days.

RickT