SOMETHING
(Harrison)
1969


George Harrison wrote this song, dedicated to his wife Patti (who eventually 
left him for his best friend Eric Clapton), for inclusion on the White 
Album.  Released as a single, although it fared badly by Beatle standards, 
only just scraping into the Top 5, it has become something of standard, 
being the second most covered Beatles song after "Yesterday".



F      Eb      G

C                        Cmaj7
Something in the way she moves
C7                              F
      Attracts me like no other lover
D                D7       G
Something in the way she woos me
  Am
I don’t want to leave her now
                       D      F      Eb      G
You know I believe and how



C                          Cmaj7
Somewhere in her smile she knows
C7                               F
      That I don’t need no other lover
D                D7          G
Something in her style that shows me
  Am
I don’t want to leave her now
                       D      F      Eb      G      A
You know I believe and how



              A7              F#m
You’re asking me will my love grow
        D     G       Am
I don’t know, I don’t know
A                A7               F#m
      You stick around and it may show
        D     G       C
I don’t know, I don’t know



C      Cmaj7      C7      F

D      D7      G      Am      D      F      Eb      G



C                        Cmaj7
Something in the way she knows
C7                            F
      And all I have to do is think of her
D                D7         G
Something in the things she shows me
  Am
I don’t want to leave her now
                       D      F      Eb      G
You know I believe and how
A      F      Eb      G      C