There Will Never Be Another You - chord changes

[Basshead]

Hey fellas, I want to learn this tune, not sure if the chords I find online are accurate, I see different versions, is there any pdf or video you can recommend to at least get some proper changes to begin with?

Im using this now.

There Will Never Be Another You - Guitar Chord Study

Cheers.

[Jimmy blue note]

I've seen a few Real/Fake books and this is one of those tunes that is pretty consistent no matter which book I've seen. There's a pretty strong consensus over what this tune is harmonically and melodically. I think you're pretty good in this respect.

Break the tune into harmonic segments. Really be aware as the tonal centres step down harmonically and what chords support that movement. Listen to LOTS of versions so you know the tune by ear. Get off book as quickly as you can. Study and familiarize the tune so you can intuit where you are; so you know it in real time and sing the root movement.
Work slowly and patiently. Don't fall into the trap of reading it through each time and relying on the written page to tell you where and how to move your fingers.
Once you can sing (and swing) the roots (harmonic flow) try creating melodic fragments and phrases that never lose themselves from the root movement. This will help with your harmony and sense of form.
There's also a melodic approach: Learn the tune by melody, so the notes are correct and in time; as little noodling as possible. Listening to versions by singers is really helpful this way. Go for capturing a feeling in your phrases. Sing-even in your mind when you play.
Once you have the melody down, introduce small intentional variations (now I'll shift the rhythmic values, or this chorus I'll add passing notes but not change the actual melodic identity of the piece...)

The written page is a solid starter but there is an important part of the process that you don't get trapped by the page.
Listen, internalize, control your note placement and choice, be aware.
Have fun.

[Christian Miller]

For the last few bars I normally play
Eb | (A-7b5) D7 | Eb Ab7 | G-7 C7 | F-7 Bb7 | Eb | %

But I haven’t gone deep on the history of this tune

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[brent.h]

There Will Never Be Another You – Sheet Music Singer

Check out the pdf

[Jimmy blue note]

For the last few bars I normally play
Eb | (A-7b5) D7 | Eb Ab7 | G-7 C7 | F-7 Bb7 | Eb | %

But I haven’t gone deep on the history of this tune

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I started working on this tune a long time ago. For a while I was just using a diatonic walk up/down for the final system. Now a days I just look at it as a diatonic vamp and can comp anything interesting that brings me home including major triads that move chromatically. It's kind of a harmonic playground. That's why I like this piece.