9 Chords used in the song: C, Em, Am, Am7, F, Dm, G, AmM7, Am6
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[Intro]
|C
[Verse]
C Em
When I was young I'd listen to the radio
Am Am7
Waiting for my favourite songs
F Em
When they played I'd sing along
Dm | Dm G
It made me smile
[Verse]
C Em
Those were such happy times and not so long ago
Am Am7 F
How I wondered where they'd gone
G Am
But they're back again
Am7
Just like a long lost friend
F Dm G
All the songs I love so well
[Chorus]
C Am C Am
Every sha-la-la-la, every wo-o-wo-o still shines
C
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
Am Dm G
That they're startin' to sing so fine
Am
When they get to the part
AmM7
Where he's breaking her heart
Am7 Am6
It can really make me cry
C
Just like before
[Instrumental]
F C F C F
It's yesterday once more
[Verse]
C Em
Looking back on how it was in years gone by
Am Am7
And the good times that I had
F Em
Makes today seem rather sad
Dm G
So much has changed
[Verse]
C Em
It was songs of love that I would sing to then
Am Am7 F
And I'd memorize each word
G Am Am7
Those old melodies still sound so good to me
F Dm G
As they melt the years away
[Chorus]
C Am C Am
Every sha-la-la-la, every wo-o-wo-o still shines
C
Every shing-a-ling-a-ling
Am Dm G
That they're startin' to sing so fine
Am AmM7
All my best memories come back clearly to me
Am7 Am6
Some can even make me cry
C
Just like before
[Outro]
F C F C F C F C
It's yesterday once more
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About this song: Yesterday Once More
"Yesterday Once More", written by Richard Carpenter and John Bettis, was a hit song by The Carpenters from their 1973 album Now & Then. Composed in the key of E, "Yesterday Once More" preceded an "Oldies Medley" on the album, consisting of nine songs from the 1960s. At the end of the song a motorcycle engine was heard to transition into the first song of the medley: "Fun, Fun, Fun". The motorcycle was mixed out on The Singles: 1969-1973 compilation. However, very few copies of that particular version are on CD. Read more on Last.fm.