Those Magic Changes

Sha Na Na · Other Songs - Sha Na Na

C, C, C

C, C, C

A, A, A

A Minor

F, F, F, F

F, F

G, G, G

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What's that playing on the radio?

Why do I start swaying to and fro?

I have never heard that song before

But if I don't hear it any more

It's still familiar to me, sends a thrill right through me

'Cause those chords remind me of the night that I first fell in love to

Those magic changes

My heart arranges

A melody...that's never the same

A melody...that's calling your name

It begs you please, come back to me

Please, return to me

Don't go away again

Oh, make them play again

The music I wanna hear is once again

You whisper in my ear

Oh, my darling, aha



C, C, C

C, C, C

A, A, A

A Minor

F, F, F, F

F, F

G, G, G

G7



I'll be waiting by the radio

You'll come back to me some day, I know

Been so long since our last goodbye, but I'm singin' as I cry

While the bass is sounding, while the drums are pounding

Beatings of my broken heart

Rise the first place of the charts

Oh, my heart arranges

Oh, those magic changes

Ohhh, ohhh

(C, C, C

C, C, C

A, A, A

A Minor

F, F, F, F

F, F

G, G, G

G7)

Woahh-ohh-ohh, yes

Those Magic Changes

Sha Na Na's 1966 hit 'Those Magic Changes' stands as a defining anthem of the British Invasion era, blending rock energy with the band's signature novelty flair. Recorded during their peak popularity, the track showcases the group's ability to merge pop sensibilities with the raw power of rock and roll. As one of their most recognizable compositions, it captures the spirit of mid-60s youth culture while establishing the band's enduring legacy in American music history. The song remains a staple of their discography, frequently covered and celebrated for its infectious melody and the charismatic performance of its vocalists.