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Reconsider Baby:Elvis Presley.
Album - Elvis Is Back! - #1 in UK
and #2 on BB Hot 200 on RCA Records
in 1960.
INTRO:  D   B   A  E  
#1.
EWell, so long, Aoh, how I hate to see you Ego.
EYes, so Along, oh, how I hate to see you Ego.
Well, the Bway that I will miss you..AI guess 
you'll never Eknow.B  
#2.
BWe've been Etogether so long, to Ahave to 
separate this Eway.
We've been Atogether so Em7long, Ato have to separate 
this Eway.
EWell, I'm gonna let you Ebmgo ahead on, Bbaby..
Abut let you come back home some Eday.B  
INTERLUDE:  E   A   E   A   E   Em7   E   B   A   E  Bm  
           (Play the blues boys, play the blues
            one more time.)
            E A E A E B A E B
#3.
You said you Eonce had loved me, Abut now I guess 
you've changed your Emind.
You said you Aonce had loved me, but now I guess 
you've changed your Emind.
Why don't you AreBconsider, baby, Agive yourself just 
a little more Etime.
OUTRO:  Em7   C   B  E  
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Reconsider Baby:Elvis Presley.

Album - Elvis Is Back! - #1 in UK

and #2 on BB Hot 200 on RCA Records

in 1960.

D B A E

INTRO:

#1.

E A E

Well, so long, oh, how I hate to see you go.

E A E

Yes, so long, oh, how I hate to see you go.

B A

Well, the way that I will miss you..I guess

E B

you'll never know.

#2.

B E A

We've been together so long, to have to

separate this way.

A Em7 A

We've been together so long, to have to separate

this way.

E Ebm B

Well, I'm gonna let you go ahead on, baby..

A E B

but let you come back home some day.

E A E A E Em7 E B A E Bm

INTERLUDE:

(Play the blues boys, play the blues

one more time.)

E A E A E B A E B

#3.

E A

You said you once had loved me, 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.

A B A

Why don't you reconsider, baby, give yourself just

a little more time.

Em7 C B E

OUTRO:

A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

About Reconsider Baby Chords by Elvis Presley

Learn how to play Reconsider Baby by Elvis Presley with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Reconsider Baby chords”, “Reconsider Baby guitar chords”, or “Elvis Presley 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 D, B, A, E, Em7, Ebm.

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