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Those Magic Changes Lyrics by Original Broadway Cast of Grease

Grease (Original Broadway Cast)

1972

[?, spoken]
Hey! Hey, Doody! Where did you get the guitar?
[DOODY, spoken]
Ah I just started takin' lessons during vacation
I was just working on a G-chord
I already know a C, and an A-minor, and an F
*Burger Palace Boys exclaim in excitement*
[?, spoken]
Hey, why don't you play something for us, Elvis?
*Burger Palace Boys encourage Doody*
[DOODY, spoken]
Oh, okay. Lesson four
"Magic Changes", by Ronnie Bell
(Sung)
C, C, C, C, C, C
A, A, A, A minor
F, F, F, F, F, F
G, G, G, G7
[DOODY & ENSEMBLE]
C, C, C, C, C, C
A, A, A, A minor
F, F, F, F, F, F
G, G, G, G7
[DOODY (ENSEMBLE)]
What's that playin' on the radio?
Why do I start swayin' to and fro?
I have never heard that song before
But if I don't hear it anymore
It's still familiar to me
Sends a thrill right through me
Because those chords remind me of thе night
That I first fell in love to
Those magic changеs (Ooo)
My heart arranges a melody (Ooo)
That's never the same
A melody
That's calling your name
And begs you
Please come back to me (La la la la)
Please, return to me (La la la la)
Don't go away again
Oh, make them play again
The music I want to hear as once again
You whisper in my ear (C, A)
Oh, my darling (F, G)
Wooo
[ENSEMBLE]
C, C, C, C, C, C
A, A, A, A minor
[DOODY]
Woo
[ENSEMBLE]
F, F, F, F, F, F
G, G, G, G7
[DOODY (ENSEMBLE)]
I'll be waiting by the radio (Bum, bum)
You'll come back to me someday, I know (Bum, bum)
Been so lonesome since your last goodbye (Bum, bum)
But I'm singing as I cry-y-y-y (Bum)
While the bass is sounding (Do-wop)
While the drums are pounding (G G minor, GG minor)
The beating of my broken heart (G G minor, GG minor)
Will rise to first place on the charts
Oh, my heart arranges (La la la la)
Those magic changes (La la la la)
Oh, oh (C, C, C, C, C, C, A, A, A, A minor)
Oh, oh yeah (F, F, F, F, F, F, G, G, G, G7)
Ooo-ooo-ooo
[ENSEMBLE]
La la la la
Shoop-de-woop, oh
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Original Broadway Cast of Grease

Original Broadway Cast of Grease

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