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Toots and the Maytals - Walk with Love
[Intro] 
  G  C(Walk in lovGe, Ftalk in lovGe. CYou will never walk aloGneF, whoah.)
CWhoa my lFife, Cooh your lFife.
CYour life and my life will be Fmuch longer,
CIf you really walk with Flove.
I'm a mCan, I try to live my lFife,
While aCnother man tries to take this lFife.
I will neverC, never, never weary yet,F  
I will never walk aloneC, no ohF.
C(OooohhhF)
CWalkin', talking love, woah.F  
Walking love,C  
Walking love man and child Fnow.C  
Your life and Fmy life,
CDeep down inside my life so strFong.
   CNever weary yFet.
[Bridge] 
C G F G C G F G
I'm a Cman, I try to live my own Flife,
I saw anCother man try to take this liFfe.
I will neCver, never, never weary yetF.
If you walk with loCve,
You will walk in loFve.
If you walk with lCove,
Walk with love yeah, Ftalk with love.C.
Then carry on the F, C pattern until it fades out...

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Walk With Love

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Toots and the Maytals - Walk with Love

[Intro]

G C G F G C G F

(Walk in love, talk in love. You will never walk alone, whoah.)

C F C F

Whoa my life, ooh your life.

C F

Your life and my life will be much longer,

C F

If you really walk with love.

C F

I'm a man, I try to live my life,

C F

While another man tries to take this life.

C F

I will never, never, never weary yet,

C F

I will never walk alone, no oh.

C F

(Oooohhh)

C F

Walkin', talking love, woah.

Walking love,

F C

Walking love man and child now.

Your life and my life,

C F

Deep down inside my life so strong.

C F

Never weary yet.

[Bridge]

C G F G C G F G

C F

I'm a man, I try to live my own life,

C F

I saw another man try to take this life.

C F

I will never, never, never weary yet.

If you walk with love,

You will walk in love.

If you walk with love,

F C

Walk with love yeah, talk with love..

Then carry on the F, C pattern until it fades out...

About Walk With Love Chords by Toots and The Maytals

Learn how to play Walk With Love by Toots and The Maytals with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Walk With Love chords”, “Walk With Love guitar chords”, or “Toots and The Maytals Walk With Love 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 Walk With Love chords and for experienced players who want accurate Walk With Love lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, C, F.

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