Intro: E AA E I met this girl at a wedding down in Mexico.A E Her long black curls; they would follow her wherever she'd go.F#m G#m C#m F#7 Oh I taught her how to samba I only wish I would have thought ofA That when you're dancing by the ocean you can fabricate emotionB B7 And it's hard to differentiate. Refrão:E B C#m B Is it the rhythm or the sand? Senorita understandA E B7 They'll take hold of you... They'll take hold of you.E B C#m B The evening sea will pull you in, hypnotize and leave you whenA E B7 You go home again... When you go home again.A E The letters fly and I feel bad for how long I have delayed,A E But I just can't reply 'cause I'd be typing until the month of may.A G#m It's like a scratch on a CD that keeps repeatingC#m F#7 and now the song is losing meaning.A So if you want to find the one for you go on and skip a track or twoB B7 and cast aside this old debate. Refrão:E B C#m B Is it the rhythm or the sand? Senorita understandA E B7 They'll take hold of you... They'll take hold of you.E B C#m B The evening sea will pull you in, hypnotize and leave you whenA E B7 You go home again... When you go home again.Solo: E B A B7A E I met this girl and now it seems it was forever ago.A Am B7 We found ourselves in a dream but we left it down in Mexico-oh-oh oh. Refrão:E B C#m B Is it the rhythm or the sand? Senorita understandA E B7 They'll take hold of you... They'll take hold of you.E B C#m B The evening sea will pull you in, hypnotize and leave you whenA E B7 You go home again... When you go home again.
Mexico
David Moisan
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