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Phineas And Ferb - What Might Have Been

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e|0-0-2-4---2-4-2-0---0-2-0|
B|0---0-4---4-4-4-2---0-0-0|
G|-------------------------|
D|-------------------------|
A|-------------------------|
E|-------------------------|
[Riff x4]
I Ewanted you to F#msee me,
But for Aso long, you were Bblind
Now it's Etime to face tF#momorrow,
And leave Aall that stuff beBhind
Of what Ewould our lives have F#mbeen like,
If you'd Ajust given me a Bsign
'Cause I Elike you more than F#mevery other,
AThing I like comBbined...
C#mI spent so many Asummers,
Hoping Esomething would bBegin
I C#mthought that I was Aover you,
But Ehere I am aBgain...
What might have Ebeen
[Riff x2]
I Ecan't believe that F#mall this time,
You Anever said a Bword
Although it's Epossible you F#mdid,
And AI just never Bheard
I Enever even F#mnoticed,
I guess AI wasn't that aBlert
But I Emust say that, in F#mretrospect,
You were Abeing quite ovBert...
And C#mnow our endless Asummer,
Is finally Ecoming to an Bend
I tried to C#mmake the most of Aevery day,
But now the Eyears just seem miBsspent...
What might have Ebeen
[Riff x2]
I Ecould've been your F#mgirlfriend
I Acould've been your Bfella
We Emight've been an F#mitem...
They would've Acalled us "PhinaBbella"
I Ewould've held the F#mdoor for you,
I would've Ashared my umBbrella
You Ecould've held my F#mhair back,
When I was Asick with salmoBnella
B(Sick with salmonella)
We C#mcould've been toAgether,
All you Ehad to say was Bwhen
And C#mthough I wanted Aso much more,
I guess you'll Ealways be my Bfriend...
What might have Ebeen
[Riff]
What might have Ebeen.

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Phineas And Ferb - What Might Have Been

by Misc Cartoons

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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F#m

C#m

[Riff]

e|0-0-2-4---2-4-2-0---0-2-0|

B|0---0-4---4-4-4-2---0-0-0|

G|-------------------------|

D|-------------------------|

A|-------------------------|

E|-------------------------|

[Riff x4]

E F#m

I wanted you to see me,

A B

But for so long, you were blind

E F#m

Now it's time to face tomorrow,

A B

And leave all that stuff behind

E F#m

Of what would our lives have been like,

A B

If you'd just given me a sign

E F#m

'Cause I like you more than every other,

A B

Thing I like combined...

C#m A

I spent so many summers,

E B

Hoping something would begin

C#m A

I thought that I was over you,

E B

But here I am again...

What might have been

[Riff x2]

E F#m

I can't believe that all this time,

A B

You never said a word

E F#m

Although it's possible you did,

A B

And I just never heard

E F#m

I never even noticed,

A B

I guess I wasn't that alert

E F#m

But I must say that, in retrospect,

A B

You were being quite overt...

C#m A

And now our endless summer,

E B

Is finally coming to an end

C#m A

I tried to make the most of every day,

E B

But now the years just seem misspent...

What might have been

[Riff x2]

E F#m

I could've been your girlfriend

A B

I could've been your fella

E F#m

We might've been an item...

A B

They would've called us "Phinabella"

E F#m

I would've held the door for you,

A B

I would've shared my umbrella

E F#m

You could've held my hair back,

A B

When I was sick with salmonella

(Sick with salmonella)

C#m A

We could've been together,

E B

All you had to say was when

C#m A

And though I wanted so much more,

E B

I guess you'll always be my friend...

What might have been

[Riff]

What might have been.

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