D* D/C* D/B* D/A* D/B* D/C*
D* D/C* D/B* D/A* D/B* D/C*
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[Verse 1]
GGCC
Sometimes when the sun goes down and I'm lost in some other town,
DDGG*
my thoughts may drift away to Manzanillo Bay.
GGCC
And I can see a fisherman, his day's catch lying on the sand,
DDGG*
underneath the palms that sway over Manzanillo Bay.
[Chorus]
CCGG
Now I'm missing your silver moon, black sands and your blue lagoon,
CAmD* D/C* D/B* D/A*
some day I would like to be back next to your shining sea.
CCGG
Drinking rum from a conch shell, caught up in your magic spell,
CCDD*
some day I would like to go back down to Mexico.
[Verse 2]
GGCC
I remember your fields of cane, your warm breezes and jungle rains,
DDGG*
and watching the children play over Manzanillo Bay.
GGCC
And out in your market square the women sing out to sell their wares,
DDGG*
I've got fresh shrimp today from Manzanillo Bay.
[Chorus]
CCGG
Now I'm missing your silver moon, black sands and your blue lagoon,
CAmD* D/C* D/B* D/A*
some day I would like to be back next to your shining sea.
CCGG
Drinking rum from a conch shell, caught up in your magic spell,
CCDD*
some day I would like to go back down to Mexico.
[Verse 3]
GGCC
And under the spell of night the bay reflecting the harbor light,
DDGG*
you can hear the guitar play over Manzanillo Bay.
GGCC
And if you're thinking about romance and you're willing to take a chance,
DDGG*
just pick any small cafe in Manzanillo Bay.
[Chorus]
CCGG
Now I'm missing your silver moon, black sands and your blue lagoon,
CAmD* D/C* D/B* D/A*
some day I would like to be back next to your shining sea.
CCGG
Drinking rum from a conch shell, caught up in your magic spell,
CCDD*
some day I would like to go back down to Mexico.
[Interlude]
GGCCDDGG
[Outro 1]
GGCC
Sometimes when the sun goes down and I'm lost in some other town,
DDGD
my thoughts may drift away to Manzanillo Bay,
GDGDGD
to Manzanillo Bay, to Manzanillo Bay, to Manzanillo Bay, ...