Sorry

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CAPO ON 3RD FRET
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[Intro]
F Am G
F Am G
[Verse 1]
FYou gotta go and get Amangry at all of my Ghonesty
FYou know I try but I Amdon't do too well with aGpologies
FI hope I don't run out of Amtime, can someone call a Greferee?
Cause I just Fneed one more Amshot at forGgiveness
FI know you know that I Ammade those mistakes maybe Gonce or twice
FBy once or twice I mean Ammaybe a couple Ghundred times
So Flet me, oh let me Amredeem, oh redeem Gmyself tonight
Cause I just Fneed one more Amshot at second Gchances
[Pre-Chorus]
FIs it Amtoo late now to say Gsorry?
Cause I'm Fmissing morAme than just your Gbody
FIs it Amtoo late now to say Gsorry?
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say that I'm Gsorry now?
[Chorus]
F   AmI'm Gsorry
F   Am  GSorry
F   Am  GSorry
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say I'm Gsorry now
[Instrumental]
F Am G
[Verse 2]
FI'll take every single Ampiece of the blame if you Gwant me to
But Fyou know that there is no Aminnocent one in this Ggame for two
FI go, I go and then yAmou go, you go out and Gspill the truth
Can we Fboth say the Amwords, say forGget this?
[Pre-Chorus]
FIs it Amtoo late now to say Gsorry?
Cause I'm Fmissing morAme than just your Gbody
FIs it Amtoo late now to say Gsorry?
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say I'm Gsorry now?
[Bridge]
FI'm not just Amtryna get you back Gon me
Cause I'm Fmissing mAmore than just your Gbody
FIs it Amtoo late now to say Gsorry?
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say I'm Gsorry now?
[Chorus]
F   AmI'm Gsorry
F   Am  GSorry
F   Am  GSorry
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say I'm Gsorry now
F   AmI'm Gsorry
F   Am  GSorry
F   Am  GSorry
Yeah I Dmknow that I let you down
Is Fit too late to say I'm Gsorry now
[Outro]
F Am G
F Am G

The story behind the song

"Sorry" was recorded by Canadian singer Justin Bieber for his fourth studio album, Purpose (2015). Released on October 23, 2015, as the second single from the album, it is a dancehall pop, tropical house, and moombahton song. Lyrically, "Sorry" is a plea for a chance to apologize to a lover, with Bieber asking forgiveness and a second chance. Bieber has stated that the lover was Selena Gomez.

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