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Lilac Wine

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[Verse]
EmI lost myself on a cool damp night
CGave myself in that misty light
AmWas hypnotized by a strange delight
B7Under a lilac Emtree
EmI made wine from the lilac tree
CPut my heart in its recipe
AmIt makes me see what I want to see...
B7And be what I want to Embe
When E7I think more than I wAant to think
AmDo things I never should dEmo
I E7drink much more than I oAught to drink
AmBecause it brings me back B7you...
E  E7
[Chorus]
ELilac wiE7ne    Ais sweet and B7heady, Elike my lEoveE7  
ALilac Bmwine,    E  AI feel unsEteady, liAke my loAve
CListen to me... I cannot see B7clearly
B7Isn't that she coming to me nF#m7early hB7ere?
ELilac wiE7ne     Ais sweet and B7heady, Ewhere's my lEoveE7  
ALilac wiBmne,    E  AI feel unrEeady, wheAre's my loAve
CListen to me... Why's everything so B7hazy 
B7Isn't that she or am I just going F#m7crazy deB7ar?
ELilac WiE7ne, is sAweet and B7heady,  Ewhere's my loveE7  
I feel unreAady       Amfor B7my love.E..

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Lilac Wine

by Miley Cyrus

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F#m7

[Verse]

I lost myself on a cool damp night

Gave myself in that misty light

Was hypnotized by a strange delight

B7 Em

Under a lilac tree

I made wine from the lilac tree

Put my heart in its recipe

It makes me see what I want to see...

B7 Em

And be what I want to be

E7 A

When I think more than I want to think

Am Em

Do things I never should do

E7 A

I drink much more than I ought to drink

Am B7

Because it brings me back you...

E E7

[Chorus]

E E7 A B7 E E E7

Lilac wine is sweet and heady, like my love

A Bm E A E A A

Lilac wine, I feel unsteady, like my love

C B7

Listen to me... I cannot see clearly

B7 F#m7 B7

Isn't that she coming to me nearly here?

E E7 A B7 E E E7

Lilac wine is sweet and heady, where's my love

A Bm E A E A A

Lilac wine, I feel unready, where's my love

C B7

Listen to me... Why's everything so hazy

B7 F#m7 B7

Isn't that she or am I just going crazy dear?

E E7 A B7 E E7

Lilac Wine, is sweet and heady, where's my love

A Am B7 E

I feel unready for my love...

About Lilac Wine Chords by Miley Cyrus

Learn how to play Lilac Wine by Miley Cyrus with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Lilac Wine chords”, “Lilac Wine guitar chords”, or “Miley Cyrus Lilac Wine 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 Lilac Wine chords and for experienced players who want accurate Lilac Wine lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Em, C, Am, B7, E7, A.

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What key is "Lilac Wine" in?

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