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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:50:29 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers <rogers@hi.com>
Subject: ./s/searchers/when_you_walk.crd

			"When You Walk In The Room"
			    (Jackie DeShannon)



Intro riff (on electric 12-string):

	     v   v   v   v     v   v   v   v   
	---|-----------------|-----------------|
	---|-----------------|-----------------|
	---|-----------------|-----------------|
	---|-----------4-----|-2---------------|
	---|-0---4-0-2-----4-|-----4-2---4-2---|
	-0-|-----------------|---------------0-|

	(play intro riff 2x)

Verse 1:
	       A
	I can feel a new expression on my face
                                               E
	I can feel a glowing sensation taking place
               D                E              A    F#m
	I can hear the guitars playing lovely tunes
         D    C#m        E               A
	Every time that you walk in the room

	(intro riff 2x)

Verse 2:

	I close my eyes for a second and pretend it's me you want
	Meanwhile I try to act so nonchalant
	I see a summer's night with a magic moon
	Every time that you walk in the room

	(intro riff 1x)

Bridge:

	D  C#m         E
	Maybe it's a dream come true
        D        C#m        E
	Walking right alongside of you
        A                         F#m
	Wish I could tell you how much I care
        B7                            E
	But I only have the nerve to stare

Verse 3:

	I can feel-a something pounding in my brain
	Just anytime that someone speaks your name
	Trumpets sound and I hear thunder boom
	Every time that you walk in the room

Coda:

	(intro riff 1x)

	D     C#m        E               A
	Every time that you walk in the room

	(intro riff 2x - second time unaccompanied; end on A)


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers