Dawn Yawn chords and lyrics - GEORGIE FAME

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[Verse 1]
[G][C][Bb][F][Bb][Ab][Eb][Ab]
[Gm]Club[Ab] has close[G]d,
you're [C]so tired
[G]All night long you're in the
glowin' [C]hot
No camps, [F]they're all high
Wonder [Bb]where people are [F]goin'[Eb]
[D]Feel the heart [Eb]as you walk
[D]You wanna hide before
the [Ab]dark
[G]But Sunday's here an[C]d you're there
[G]What are you thinkin' of doin'?
You [C]got no friends, they [F]don't care
[Bb]Whether you [Eb]win or lose
and [D]it's awful bad
you're [Eb]feeling sad you [D]wanna hide
but [G]then the dawn breaks
[C]and [F]today [G]becomes tomorrow
[C]not [F]a pen[Bb]ny can you bor[Eb]row
[D]people busy all around [Eb]you
[D]if they only knew that maybe
[Ab]you could lose your [G]sorrow
[C]cause you [G]really need a good [C]break
[F]and [Bb]you feel so bad your [Eb]heart aches
later [D]in the evening
[Ab]when [D]the shadows fall
you're
really gonna [G]let

[Verse 2]
your heart [C]sing?

[Interlude 1]
[G][C][Gm][C][F][Bb][Eb]
[D][Eb][D][G]
[C][G][Gm][C][F]
[Bb][D][Eb][D]
[Ab]
[G]Sunday's here and you're [C]there
[G]What are you thinking of doing?
[C]

[Verse 3]
Got no friends, [F]they don't care
[Bb]Whether you're winning or losing,
[D]it's awful bad
You're [Eb]feeling sad, you [D]want to hide,
but then the dawn [Daug]breaks
[Gm]And [C]today becomes tomorr[Bb]ow
[C]Not[F] a pen[Bb]ny can[Ab] you borrow
[C]Peo[D]ple busy all around you[G]
[C]If [G]they only kne[D]w that may[Ab]be
[G]you could lose yourself, oh
[C]Cause you rea[G]lly need a good fri[C]end
[F]And [Bb]you feel so bad, your heart [Eb]aches
May[Bb]be later in t[Fm]he eveni[Ab]ng
[C]When [D]the shadows fall
You [Bb]really [Ab]gonna let your [C]heart [G]sing?
[Gm]I'm gonna let it sing
Don Young, Art Thiemann
Art Thiemann on the tenor saxophone
Put your hands together
for one of our dear friends,
we're delighted that you can come up and join us on guitar,
the one and only Mr. Jim Mullen.
Jim and I go way back,
in fact the first time,
I hope he doesn't mind me mentioning this,
The first time I bumped into him,
he was a big,
hairy monster.
We were playing at the Palermo Jazz Festival in Sicily in 1970,
I think it was, Jim was with Brian Auger at the time.
We're going to sing a blues
arranged by Harry South.
I've written some lyrics about when I first went to the Bull's
Head in Barnes on the bus to listen to Jimmy Witherspoon
singing with the Dick Morrissey Quartet.
Okay, this is the blues of the boom.