A7 D Em7 A7 D6 My story is much too sad to be toldA7 D A7 D Em7 A7 But practic'ly ev'rything leaves me totally coldD Em7 A7 F# The only exception I know is the caseFdim F# Fdim A7 When I'm out on a quiet spree, fighting vainly the old ennuiB7 Em A7 D F#m And I suddenly turn and see your fabulous faceEm7 A7 D F#m I get no kick from cham - pagneEm7 A7 D Dm7 B7 Mere al - co - hol doesn't thrill me at allEm7 A7 D6 F#m B7 So tell me, why should it be trueEm7 A7 D F#m That I get a kick out of you?Em7 A7 D F#m Some like a bop-type re - frainEm7 A7 D Dm7 D6 B7 I'm sure that if I heard e - ven one riff that wouldEm7 A7 D6 F#m B7 Bore me ter - rif- ic' - ly, tooEm A7 D Yet I get a kick out of you BridgeD7 G E7 C G C I get a kick ev'ry time I seeG Bm Bm7/5- Cdim B7 You're standing there before meEm Cdim Em Cdim I get a kick, though it's clear to meEm E7 Em7 A7/5+ You obviously do not adore meEm7 A7 D F#m I get no kick in a planeEm7 A7 D D9 A7 D6 Flying too high with some gal in the skyB7 Em7 A7 B7 Is my idea of nothing to doEm7 A7 F#m B7 Yet I get a kick, you give me a bootEm7 A7 D Yes, I get a kick out of you
I Get A Kick Out Of You Intro
Frank Sinatra
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