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Reconsider Baby

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Intro |G7|G7|G7| 
      |G9|C9|G9|G9| C9|C9|G9|G9| D9|C9|G9|G9|
Verse 1--------------------------------------
So G9long, C9oh, how I hate to see you go.G9  
So C9long, oh, how I hate to see you go.G9  
And the D9way that I will miss you,
  C9I guess you will never know.G9  
Verse 2--------------------------------------
We’ve been toG9gether so long,
  C9to have to separate this way.G9  
We’ve been togeC9ther so long,
to have to separate this way.G9  
I’m gonna let D9you go head on now baby,
  C9pray that you come back home G9someday.
Solo |G9|C9|G9|G9| C9|C9|G9|G9| D9|C9|G9|G9| x 2
Verse 3--------------------------------------
You said you G9once had loved me,
  C9but now I guess you’ve changed your G9mind.
You said you C9once had loved me,
but now I guess you’ve changed your G9mind.
Why don’t you reD9consider baby?
                                      C9   Ab9  G9(9fr)
Give yourself just a little more time.

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Reconsider Baby

by Eric Clapton

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Ab9

G7 G7 G7

Intro ||||

G9 C9 G9 G9 C9 C9 G9 G9 D9 C9 G9 G9

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Verse 1--------------------------------------

G9 C9 G9

So long, oh, how I hate to see you go.

C9 G9

So long, oh, how I hate to see you go.

And the way that I will miss you,

C9 G9

I guess you will never know.

Verse 2--------------------------------------

We’ve been together so long,

C9 G9

to have to separate this way.

We’ve been together so long,

to have to separate this way.

I’m gonna let you go head on now baby,

C9 G9

pray that you come back home someday.

G9 C9 G9 G9 C9 C9 G9 G9 D9 C9 G9 G9

Solo ||||| |||| |||| x 2

Verse 3--------------------------------------

You said you once had loved me,

C9 G9

but now I guess you’ve changed your mind.

You said you once had loved me,

but now I guess you’ve changed your mind.

Why don’t you reconsider baby?

C9 Ab9 G9

(9fr)

Give yourself just a little more time.

About Reconsider Baby Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Reconsider Baby by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Reconsider Baby chords”, “Reconsider Baby guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Reconsider Baby chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Reconsider Baby chords and for experienced players who want accurate Reconsider Baby lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G7, G9, C9, D9, Ab9.

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The chords for "Reconsider Baby" show the original chord names (including G7, G9, C9, D9, Ab9). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.