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Every Now And Then

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CAPO 2 - to match the original song
Intro:      C    D    G    Em    C    D    G  D  
The lCove you thought was dead and Ggone
Somehow Ckeeps on hanging Don
Even Cwhen your heart has left Git far Dbehind
Just Cwhen you have turned Gthe page
It Cseems to find a Dway
There Emit is again
Every Dnow and Gthen
(Chorus) 
And Cevery now and then Dthat old Gfeeling comes Emaround
Every Cnow and then I Dsee your face Gin another Emcloud
And Cevery now and then Dsome old something Gtakes me Emright back Cagain
CEvery Dnow and Gthen
You Ccan finally breathe life Gin 
WithoCut wondering where she's Dbeen
Go to Csleep at night Gwithout her on your Dmind
In a Csecond it Gappears
Followed Cby familiar Dtears
Like Ema long lost fDriend
Every Dnow and tGhen
Chorus again
(Instrumental)
Bridge: 
EmAnd I know Cit's all for Dnothing
EmThere's no Cgoing back to Dway back then
Chorus
EmI still Clove yDou
CEvery now Dand theGn
C    D    G

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Every Now And Then

by Alan Jackson

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

CAPO 2 - to match the original song

C D G Em C D G D

Intro:

C G

The love you thought was dead and gone

C D

Somehow keeps on hanging on

C G D

Even when your heart has left it far behind

C G

Just when you have turned the page

C D

It seems to find a way

There it is again

D G

Every now and then

(Chorus)

C D G Em

And every now and then that old feeling comes around

C D G Em

Every now and then I see your face in another cloud

C D G Em C

And every now and then some old something takes me right back again

C D G

Every now and then

C G

You can finally breathe life in

C D

Without wondering where she's been

C G D

Go to sleep at night without her on your mind

C G

In a second it appears

C D

Followed by familiar tears

Em D

Like a long lost friend

D G

Every now and then

Chorus again

(Instrumental)

Bridge:

Em C D

And I know it's all for nothing

Em C D

There's no going back to way back then

Chorus

Em C D

I still love you

C D G

Every now and then

C D G

About Every Now And Then Chords by Alan Jackson

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