10 Chords used in the song: C, F, G, Am, D, E, Fm7, D7, G6, Em
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Intro C F C F
F C F C
Oooh, you make me live. Whatever this world can give to me
F C F C
It's you, you're all I see. Oooh, you make me live now honey
F C G Am
Oooh, you make me live
D F G
You're the best friend that I ever had
C G Am
I've been with you such a long time
D F G
You're my sunshine and I want you to know
E Am G F Fm7
That my feelings are true. I really love you, Oooh
C
You're my best friend
F C
Ooo, you make me live,
G Am Am F Fm7
Ooo I've been wandering round but I still come back to you
G E Am D7
In rain or shine you've stood by me girl
G6 G C
I'm (ha h a p p y) at home. You're my best friend
F C F C
Oooh, you make me live. Whenever this world is cruel to me
F C F C
I got you to help me forgive, Ooo Ooo Ooo, Ooo you make me live now honey
F C G Am
Oooh, you make me live
D F G
You're the first one, when things turn out bad
C G Am D
You know I'll never be lonely, you?re my only one
F G E Am G F Fm7
And I love the things. I really love the things that you do, Oooo
C
You're my best friend..........
F C
Ooo, you make me live
Guitar Solo / Chord Break
G Am Am F Fm7
G E Am D7
G6 G
C F C
You're my best friend, ooohhhh
F C
Oooh, you?re my best friend
F C
Oooh, you make me live
F C
You, you?re my best friend
Outro - Em C Em C Em C
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Eddy
(Las Galletas)
Ha, your back, with some more of my favourite rock group of all time.
05 Jan 2010
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About this song: You're My Best Friend
"You're My Best Friend" is a song penned by John Deacon and performed by British rock band Queen. It was originally included on the A Night At The Opera album in 1975, and later released as a single, with Brian May's '39 as its B-side. The song also appeared on the Greatest Hits (1981) album. Deacon wrote the song for his wife, Veronica, to whom he remains married to this day. In this song, he plays a Wurlitzer electric piano in addition to bass guitar. The characteristic 'bark' of the Wurlitzer's bass notes plays a prominent role in the song.