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Saw Her Standing There - Beatles open or Capo 2 N.C. One, two three, four ... A [Verse 1] A D A Well she was just seventeen and you know what I mean A E And the way she looked was way beyond com--pare A D Dm So how could I dance with another oh, A E A When I saw her standing there [Verse 2] A D A Well she looked at me and I, I could see A E That be--fore too long I'd fall in love with her A D Dm She wouldn't dance with another, ooh A E A When I saw her standing there [Bridge] D Well my heart went boom D When I crossed that room D E D And I held her hand in mine [Verse 3] A Well we danced through the night D A and we held each other tight A E And before too long I fell in love with her A D Dm Now I'll never dance with another, oh A E A E Oh, since I saw her standing there [Hum Verse] A D A E A D Dm A E A [Bridge] D Well my heart went boom D When I crossed that room D E D And I held her hand in mine [Verse 4] A Oh, we danced through the night D A And we held each other tight A E And before too long I fell in love with her A D Dm Now I'll never dance with another, ooh A E A Since I saw her standing there [Outro] A E A Oh, since I saw her standing there A E D A Yeah, well, since I saw her standing there
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