Love On A Two Way Street Chords by Moments

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This is the Moments' version from 1970.  Someone else remade it later,
but as I recall the chord progression was somewhat different.

The chords given are a composite of all the instruments, backing vocals,
etc. - the actual guitar part is simpler.


                       "Love On A Two-Way Street"
                           (Sylvia Robinson)

Intro: (piano chords, eighth-notes):

	F               /E  Bbmaj7               A7sus4     A7
	/ / / /  / / / /      / / / /  / / / /     / / / /  / / / /

Chorus:

	        Gmaj7              F#m7
	I found love on a two-way street (I found love)
           Gmaj7          A     Dmaj7
	And lost it on a lonely highway
	Gmaj7              F#m7
	Love on a two-way street (I found love)
	    Em7           A      D       Dmaj9
	And lost it on a lonely highway

Verse 1:

	Dmaj7                   Am7/D
	True love    will never last
	              D9
	So I've been told
	   Gmaj7
	But now I must find
	  F#m7 Em7        /A    Dmaj9
	It is finally goodbye, I know, mmm

Refrain:

	Gmaj7
	With music softly playing
	Em7            A7
	Her lips were gently saying
	         Dmaj7
	[2: Honey] I love you
	    Gmaj7
	She held me in desperation
	   F#m7
	I thought it was a revelation
	E7sus4    E7       A7sus4  A7
	And then she walked out

Bridge:

	Am7/D      Gmaj7
	How could I be so blind
	Am7/D              Gmaj7
	To give up love the very first time
	Am7/D             Gmaj7
	To be fooled is a hurting thing
	Am7/D                         F
	To be loved and fooled is a crying shame
	 /E Bbmaj7
	While I bear the blame
	   A7sus4               A7
	And she laughs my name

	[repeat refrain]

	[repeat chorus; fade]


-- another ace 70's tab from Andrew Rogers