- It's a 6/8 time song
 
- With "-/Eb -/D" I mean that you can play a bass fill that leads to The 
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second vers nicely (example: Cm7  -/Eb -/D )
                                            
- Sorry that I didn't bother with the horn arrangement.

"(Vers:)"

Cm7                  Dm7           G7
  Why do I feel like, there is no tomorrow baby
Cm7                Dm7                        G7
  Sometime i think, that we are destined for sorrow

"(Pre-chourus:)"

Eb7M             Dm7    Dm7/A
But maybe we might make it
Ab                   G7
  with a just one more day 
Cm7           Dm7             Eb7M
I'm. I'm just tryin to tell ya baby

"(Chourus:)"

    F7        Bb7M                 Cm7  
I'm willin to learn baby (willing to learn)
      Eb7M                            Cm7   -/Eb -/D 
How to love you , yeah yeah (willing to learn)

"(Vers-2:")

Cm7                Dm7               G7  
  How can I explain the way I feel about you
Cm7                             Dm7                G7
  There must be some kindly way, to prove i don't doubt you

("pre-chourus:")

Eb7M             Dm7         Ab                    G7 
  It's all in how take it, but I know, I know we can make it
Cm           Dm7               Eb7M
I'm , I'm just trying to tell ya baby,

("Chourus:")

    F7         B7M            Cm7
I'm willin to learn (willing to learn)
        B7M                               Cm7
how to love ya baby yeah, yeah (willing to learn)

("Instrumental horns:")

("Vers-3:") - same chords as before

The fact is I love you baby,
It ain't just spring fever no, no, no, no
Completely captivate yeah, you made me a believer

("pre-chourous:") - also same as before

Just breezin along with the baby, could be more, could 
be more than I asked for
I'm I'm just tryin to tell you baby

("Chourus:") - you should know the chords by now :)

I'm willin to learn (willing to learn)
how to love ya baby yeah, yeah. (Willing to learn)

//Peter