Standard (EADGBE)

The intro is like one big scale (b------------d)

played in chords, like this....

Intro

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\ |

--}I use my thumb here...

Verse

Everybody's got to live together

All the people got to understand

So, love your neighbour like you love your brother

Come on and join the band

(*)-> The bass goes like c-d-e-f, so you could

play C - G/D - Am/E - F, if you want to....

Verse

Well, all you need is love and understanding

Ring the bell and let the people know

We're so happy and we're celebratin'

Come on and let your feelings show

Chorus

(Not really a chorus because the text changes every time...)

Love is all, well love is all,

Love is all, can't you hear the call

(Am/ ***)

Oh, love is all you need

(/ ***)

Love is all you need at the Butterfly Ball

(**)-> I don't know what this chord really is,

like a G11 or something but i'm not sure

(***)-> You can play this bass-line if you want to; sounds ok i think

Intro again

Verse

Ain't you happy that we're all together

At the ball in nature's countryside

And although we're wearing different faces

Nobody wants to hide

Chorus

Love is all and all is love and

It's easy, yes it's so easy

At the Butterfly Ball where love is all

And it's so easy

Now comes a little waltz-like intermezzo; i really dont know how you should play it,

but the chords are like the intro, so you can play the intro or freak away if you want to!

Verse

All you need is love and understanding

Hey, ring the bell and let the people know

We're so happy and we're celebratin'

Let your feelings show

Chorus

Love is all, yes love is all at the Butterfly Ball

Love is big, love is small

Love is free, love is all

At the Butterfly Ball

When you back's to the wall

When you're starting to fall

You got something to lean on

Love is everything

It can make you sing at the Butterfly Ball

Love is all, I say love is all, yes love is all

At the Butterfly Ball

(the song fades out, but you can make up a nice ending i think)

Chords used:

Sorry for my bad english...

Laterz... Thomaz