...EBONY EYES... by Stevie Wonder ------------................. *from ’Songs in the Key of Life’ (1976)* *CAPO 3rd FRET* (Original Key: Bb) CHORD DIAGRAMS: EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBE EADGBe xx0212 320003 x21202 022130 022120 032110 022100 5454xx EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe EADGBe xx2323 x32010 xx2323 x02223 xx0202 x3233x xx0332 [Intro] [Verse 1] She’s a Miss beautiful supreme A girl that others wish that they could be. If there’s se-ven won -ders of the world Then I know she’s gotta be number one. [Chorus 1] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes. [Verse 2] She’s the sunflower of nature’s seeds A girl that some men only find in their dreams. When she smiles it seems the stars all know ’Cos one by one they start to light up the sky. [Chorus 2] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes. [Interlude] E7aug Adim [Chorus 3] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes. [Verse 3] When she starts talking soft and sweet Like birds of spring her words all seem to sing. With a rhy-thm that is made of love And the happiness that she only brings. [Chorus 4] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes. [Interlude] (with Vocal Ad Libs) E7aug Adim [Chorus 5] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes. [Interlude] (with Vocal Ad Libs) E7aug Adim [Chorus 6] She’s a girl that can’t be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets. She’s a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony... [Coda] *(single notes)* Ey-ey-es Eb-on-y Ey-ey-es Eb-on-y. Ey-ey-es Eb-on-y Ey-ey-es eb-on-y eyes...

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Cette chanson célèbre la beauté et le charme d'une femme exceptionnelle, la décrivant comme une icône incomparable, issue d'un milieu modeste. Avec des yeux envoûtants, elle captive et illumine tout autour d'elle. Son sourire est décrit comme une étoile qui brille dans le ciel, et ses mots doux résonnent comme de la musique, apportant joie et amour à ceux qui l'entourent. Sortie en 1976, cette œuvre s’inscrit dans une époque où la musique soul et R&B s'imposait avec force, abordant souvent des thématiques de la vie urbaine et de l'identité, tout en célébrant la beauté sous toutes ses formes. L'artiste transmet une admiration profonde pour cette figure féminine, symbole de force et de grâce, dans un monde émaillé de luttes.