Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 16:21:04 -0400
From: Andrew Rogers <rogers@hi.com>
Subject: g/grass_roots/is_it_any_wonder.crd

Also recorded by the Turtles on their _Golden Hits_ LP; their version omits
the bridge.

                           "Is It Any Wonder"
                      (P. F. Sloan - Steve Barri)

Intro:

	acoustic 12-string [2X; bass enters 2nd time]:

	Asus2           E            D6/9           E
	xx7600        xx6400        xx4200       xx6400
	  /  /  /  /    /  /  /  /    /  /  /  /    /  /  /  /    

Verse 1:

	Asus2     E
	You see things in me
	D6/9      Asus2/E
	That nobody else could see
	D       Bm           D     E        A [N.C.]
	Or had looked quite deep enough to find

	bass:

	 v     v     v     v
	-------14--12---11-------
	----11---------------14--
	-12----------------------
	-------------------------

	Asus2            E
	You passed over all my faults
	D6/9           Asus2/E
	And still came through it all
	 D           Bm              D     E   A
	When no-one else would have taken the time

	 D             D+/Bb     D6/B      D7/C 
	And without as much as a word or a touch
	     G     Bm/F#         Em   E
	You had me       wanting you

Chorus:

	           A      D   E
	Is it any wonder
	           A      D   E
	Is it any wonder
	          F#m C#m
	Is it any wonder
	   Bm
	I love you like I do
	           A
	Is it any wonder

	1,3,4:
	       (A)   E       D    E
	        /  /  /  /   /  /  /  /
	      (wonder...)

	2:
	       (A)
	        /  /  /  /   /  /  /  /
	      (wonder)

Verse 2:

	In a world of fakery
	Your touch of sincerity
	I have come to depend upon

	Seems you know just what to say
	When the mood I'm in is gray
	And your smile works like a magic wand

	And on top of this, how could anyone resist
	Wanting to be a part of you

[repeat chorus]

Bridge:

	   G                                 A
	I know I've never loved anyone like this before
	     G                     F#m
	And baby, what I'm feelin', I can't be concealing
	Em                E
	   Any more  (anymore)  No more  (anymore)  No more

[repeat chorus 2X; fade 2nd time]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers