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AM I READY      -       Elvis Presley
Capo on 1st 
Intro:
 C-  G7  
C
    AmI 
   G7Ready 
   AmCan my heart be      D7true
Dm7
     AmI 
   EmReady 
To       Dm7fall in      G7love with     Cyou G7/B  
     COne love 
     G7One girl 
     AmOne dream shared by      D7two
Dm7
      AmI 
     EmReady 
To      Dm7fall in     G7love with     Cyou C  
Inter:
   FmI 
Have touched your     Fmlips 
And now I     Cknow C  
   FmI   
Would be a       C/Efool 
F#°7              Dm7        G7                                               
      To let you       go –      oo
   CShould I 
   G7Could I 
   AmHow I wish I     D7knew
C
    AmI 
   EmReady A7  
To       Dm7fall in      G7love with     Cyou G#7  
   C#Should I 
    G#7Could I 
    BbmHow I wish I       Eb7knew
C#
    AmI 
   FmReady Bb7  
To       Ebmfall in       G#7love with      C#you
Outro:
 Ebm/           G#7/                                                       
      Fall in        love
With          C#you //
     Cx32010
    G7320031
    Amx02210
    D7xx0212
   Dm7x5756x
    Em022000
  G7/Bx20031
    Fm133111
   C/E032010
F#°7  2x1212
    A7x02020
   G#746454x
    C#x46664
   Bbmx13321
   Eb7xx1323
   Bb7x13131
   Ebmxx1342
      x6887x
   G#746457x

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Am I Ready

by Elvis Presley

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AM I READY - Elvis Presley

Capo on 1st

Intro:

C G7

Ready

Am D7

Can my heart be true

Dm7

Ready

Dm7 G7 C G7/B

To fall in love with you

One love

One girl

Am D7

One dream shared by two

Dm7

Ready

Dm7 G7 C C

To fall in love with you

Inter:

Have touched your lips

C C

And now I know

C/E

Would be a fool

F#°7 Dm7 G7

To let you go – oo

Should I

Could I

Am D7

How I wish I knew

Em A7

Ready

Dm7 G7 C G#7

To fall in love with you

Should I

G#7

Could I

Bbm Eb7

How I wish I knew

Fm Bb7

Ready

Ebm G#7 C#

To fall in love with you

Outro:

Ebm G#7

/ /

Fall in love

With you //

x32010

320031

x02210

xx0212

Dm7

x5756x

022000

G7/B

x20031

133111

C/E

032010

F#°7 2x1212

x02020

G#7

46454x

x46664

Bbm

x13321

Eb7

xx1323

Bb7

x13131

Ebm

xx1342

x6887x

G#7

46457x

About Am I Ready Chords by Elvis Presley

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