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You Know I Care

Duke Pearson

Chord chart

A
C13/G(Gm7)C7)
A♭9sus(E♭m7)A♭7♭5(A♭7)
C13/G(Gm7)C7)
A♭9sus(E♭m7)A♭7♭5(A♭7)
D♭9sus(A♭m7)D♭7♭9♭5(D♭7♭9)
G♭maj7E♭ø7
F/AB♭/A♭
C/GF♯øFm6
C/EAm7Dm7G7
C6F13B♭7♭9
B
A♭9susA69/A♭
D♭69/A♭
A♭9susA♭13♭9
C/A♭D♭69/A♭
A♭9susA69/A♭
D♭69/A♭Bm7E7
Amaj7
A♭9susA♭7♭9
A
C13/G(Gm7)C7)
A♭9sus(E♭m7)A♭7♭5(A♭7)
C13/G(Gm7)C7)
A♭9sus(E♭m7)A♭7♭5(A♭7)
D♭9sus(A♭m7)D♭7♭9♭5(D♭7♭9)
G♭maj7E♭ø7
B7B♭7A7A♭13
Gø7F♯m6
𝄌
B7B♭7A7A♭13
Gø7F♯m6
B7B♭7A7A♭13
A♭13
Dmaj7♯11

Chord progressions sourced from community-uploaded data for educational practice. Used in good faith for learning purposes.Harmonically dense tune — multiple chords per bar.

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