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Oh No

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Mindy Gledhill
Oh no! 
Capo 4
OGh no! I feCll in love with you
CAnd you felGl in love witDh me, what shGall we do?
GOh no! What's hapCpened to my heart?
CIt patters and it paGts two beDats apGart!
GOh no! I aCm a victim of
GOf cupid and his arGrow uDp aGbove
GOh no! I haCven't got a chance
CAgainst the supeGrpowers Dof romaGnce
[Chorus] 
CHere we go, here Cwe go
CLike a rolGler coaster hGigh and low
GAnd there's Cno returning froCm this twisting tuCrning we Care
GCaught up in Gthe undertow
GAnd we're neCver, eCver gonna Cslow Gdown
GOh no! There's danCger up ahead
So sGay your prayers we migDht as wGell be dead
GOh no! If wCe are going to die
I'll Glet you give me oDne last kiGss goodbye
[Chorus]
CBorn to live Cfor love
DBorn to wandeDr free
AmTwo believers in seGrendipity
CAll the paths weC'll cross
DAll the hands we'll Dplay
AmSo fantastically unaGfraid
[Chorus]
GOh, no! I felCl in love with you
And you feGll in love with Dme, 
what shall Gwe do

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Oh No

by Mindy Gledhill

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Mindy Gledhill

Oh no!

Capo 4

G C

Oh no! I fell in love with you

C G D G

And you fell in love with me, what shall we do?

G C

Oh no! What's happened to my heart?

C G D G

It patters and it pats two beats apart!

G C

Oh no! I am a victim of

G G D G

Of cupid and his arrow up above

G C

Oh no! I haven't got a chance

C G D G

Against the superpowers of romance

[Chorus]

C C

Here we go, here we go

C G G

Like a roller coaster high and low

G C C C C

And there's no returning from this twisting turning we are

G G

Caught up in the undertow

G C C C G

And we're never, ever gonna slow down

G C

Oh no! There's danger up ahead

G D G

So say your prayers we might as well be dead

G C

Oh no! If we are going to die

G D G

I'll let you give me one last kiss goodbye

[Chorus]

C C

Born to live for love

D D

Born to wander free

Am G

Two believers in serendipity

C C

All the paths we'll cross

D D

All the hands we'll play

Am G

So fantastically unafraid

[Chorus]

G C

Oh, no! I fell in love with you

G D

And you fell in love with me,

what shall we do

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