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My Way Frank Sinatra
And [D]now the end is[F#m] near, and so I f[F#m7]ace the final c[B7]urtain;
My fr[Em]iend, I'll say it c[B+]lear, I'll state my [Em]case [A7] of which I'm c[D]ertain.
[D]I've lived a life that's f[DM7]ull, I've t[D7]raveled ea[G]ch and every h[Gm]ighway,
And m[D]ore[Bm7], much more than th[Em]is, [A7] I did it [G6]my [Gdim] w[D]ay.
Regr[D]ets? I've had a[F#m] few...but then a[F#m7]gain, too few to m[B7]ention;
I d[Em]id what I had to [B+]do, and saw it thro[Em]ugh [A7] without ex[D]emption.
[D]I planned each charted c[DM7]ourse, each c[D7]areful s[G]tep along the [Gm]byway;
But m[D]ore,[Bm7] much more than [Em]this,[A7] I did it [G6]my [Gdim] w[D]ay.
[A7]Yes, there were t[D]imes, I'm sure you [DM7]knew, [D7]
When I bit o[G]ff more than I could chew;
But through it [Em]all, when there was d[A7]oubt,
I ate it [F#m]up and spit it [Bm]out. [Bm7]
I faced it [Em7]all, and I stood [A7]tall, and did it [G6]my [Gdim] w[D]ay. [A7]
I've lo[D]ved, I've laughed and c[F#m]ried; I've had my [F#m7]fill, my share of l[B7]osing.
And [Em]now, as tears sub[B+]side, I find it [Em]all [A7] so am[D]using.
To t[D]hink, I did all t[DM7]hat...and [D7]may I s[G]ay, not in a [Gm]shy way,
Oh n[D]o,[Bm7] oh no not [Em]me, [A7] I did it [G6]my [Gdim] w[D]ay.
For w[A7]hat is a [D]man? What has he [DM7]got? [D7]
If not hi[G]mself, then he has naught.
To say the t[Em]hings he truly [A7]feels,
And not the w[F#m]ords of one who kn[Bm]eels;[Bm7]
The record s[Em7]hows I took the b[A7]lows and did it [G6]my [Gdim] w[D]ay.
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renesbbwi (report)
I think that in the first line of the verse after the Em, we should play Gm instead of Em7. It sounds closer to the original chord played on the track.