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Verse
G
AmLook what this has done Dto usG  
AmA broken ring, a Dsign of trustG  
But if wCe take a minute Gto thinkD  
Well who Cknows what the Dworld will bringG?
Chorus
Can we say maybeC  G  
You’ll bEme my babDy
Can we say maybeC  D  
You’ll be back aGgain? 
Let’s not be hasCtyG  
Or saEmy it’s crazDy
CCan we sDay maybe we’ll bGe back again?
Verse
AmHere’s the part that givDes me chGills
AmI love you and I Dalways Gwill
CThe last few months have been so GtoughD  
Cause soCmetimes love’s just not DenoughG  
Chorus
Bridge
AmI try to imagine Dliving a life without yGou
AmCause it’s the oDnly way to get on by            G          G7Ohhh
CCan’t you tell my heart Dis aching
EmI need something real to Ahold onto
Well whaAmt if that thing is you?
Yeah whaAmt if that thing is you?
Tell me Cwhat I’m supposed to do?D  Dmaj7  
Chorus (2x)
Can we say maybeC  G  
You’ll bEme my babDy
Can we say maybeC  D  
You’ll be back aGgain? 
Let’s not be hasCtyG  
Or saEmy it’s crazDy
CCan we sDay maybe we’ll bGe back again?

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Maybe

by Sammy Ray

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dmaj7

Verse

Am D G

Look what this has done to us

Am D G

A broken ring, a sign of trust

C G D

But if we take a minute to think

C D G

Well who knows what the world will bring?

Chorus

C G

Can we say maybe

Em D

You’ll be my baby

C D

Can we say maybe

You’ll be back again?

C G

Let’s not be hasty

Em D

Or say it’s crazy

C D G

Can we say maybe we’ll be back again?

Verse

Am D G

Here’s the part that gives me chills

Am D G

I love you and I always will

C G D

The last few months have been so tough

C D G

Cause sometimes love’s just not enough

Chorus

Bridge

Am D G

I try to imagine living a life without you

Am D G G7

Cause it’s the only way to get on by Ohhh

C D

Can’t you tell my heart is aching

Em A

I need something real to hold onto

Well what if that thing is you?

Yeah what if that thing is you?

C D Dmaj7

Tell me what I’m supposed to do?

Chorus (2x)

C G

Can we say maybe

Em D

You’ll be my baby

C D

Can we say maybe

You’ll be back again?

C G

Let’s not be hasty

Em D

Or say it’s crazy

C D G

Can we say maybe we’ll be back again?

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