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Youre A Part Of Me

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1/14

Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 14Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

 When I was looking for this chords few years ago I couldn't find 
them. So here they are. The first chords of this wonderful song
 I used to play this song with a capo on the 6th fret, but you 
 Some of the chords you can also cut out.
[Intro]
E|--0-D2---2-A0---4-D#5---5-5-5---D14--|
B|----3--3----2---5-----------15--|
G|----2-2----2----6-----------14--|
D|----0-----2---------------------|
A|------------------------5-------|
E|----------------5---------------|
[Verse 1]:
Johnny Cash:
  AI'd like to C#mlive out all my F#mdreams
  And if I Dcould, yes if I coulAdE  
  AThe nicest A/C#one would be with F#myou
  And you'd be here with Dme
  Don't you ever get Elonely
June Carter:
  ALord, I'm no Egood when you're F#maway
  But what can Eyou Dexpect
  From a girl who’s Aloved you like I’ve Eloved you
    C#mWon't you Aever Ejust get F#mtired
    Come on home to Dme
    Won't you ever get Elonely
[Chorus]:
Both:
  You're a Dpart of Eme
  That AI can't Edo F#mwithout
  You're a Dpart of Eme
  That Adreams are Eall F#mabout
Johnny:
  DBut you can't hold Aon to
                      D    C#m(  E) F#m  
  Something that you've never had before
  Love waits for the Dwind
  To bring you back Eagain
[Verse 2]:
June:
  AFriends say it's C#mgreat now you're a F#mstar
  But what can Athey Dexpect
  From a girl who’s Aloved you like I've Eloved you
Johnny:
  F#mOh, and late at C#mnight, how I Awish things Ehad never F#mchanged
  And you were here with Dme
  Don't you ever get Elonely
[Chorus] 
Both:
  You're a Dpart of Eme
  That AI can't Edo F#mwithout
  You're a Dpart of Eme
  That Adreams are Eall F#mabout
Johnny:
  DBut you can't hold Aon to
                      D    C#m(  E) F#m  
  Something that you've never had before
  Love waits for the Dwind
  To bring you back Eagain
Johnny: Take me AawayD  
June: Take me AawayD  
Both: Take me AawayD  A  

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Youre A Part Of Me

by Johnny Cash

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

F#m

A/C#

When I was looking for this chords few years ago I couldn't find

them. So here they are. The first chords of this wonderful song

I used to play this song with a capo on the 6th fret, but you

Some of the chords you can also cut out.

[Intro]

D A D# D

E|--0-2---2-0---4-5---5-5-5---14--|

B|----3--3----2---5-----------15--|

G|----2-2----2----6-----------14--|

D|----0-----2---------------------|

A|------------------------5-------|

E|----------------5---------------|

[Verse 1]:

Johnny Cash:

A C#m F#m

I'd like to live out all my dreams

D A E

And if I could, yes if I could

A A/C# F#m

The nicest one would be with you

And you'd be here with me

Don't you ever get lonely

June Carter:

A E F#m

Lord, I'm no good when you're away

E D

But what can you expect

A E

From a girl who’s loved you like I’ve loved you

C#m A E F#m

Won't you ever just get tired

Come on home to me

Won't you ever get lonely

[Chorus]:

Both:

D E

You're a part of me

A E F#m

That I can't do without

D E

You're a part of me

A E F#m

That dreams are all about

Johnny:

D A

But you can't hold on to

D C#m E F#m

( )

Something that you've never had before

Love waits for the wind

To bring you back again

[Verse 2]:

June:

A C#m F#m

Friends say it's great now you're a star

A D

But what can they expect

A E

From a girl who’s loved you like I've loved you

Johnny:

F#m C#m A E F#m

Oh, and late at night, how I wish things had never changed

And you were here with me

Don't you ever get lonely

[Chorus]

Both:

D E

You're a part of me

A E F#m

That I can't do without

D E

You're a part of me

A E F#m

That dreams are all about

Johnny:

D A

But you can't hold on to

D C#m E F#m

( )

Something that you've never had before

Love waits for the wind

To bring you back again

A D

Johnny: Take me away

A D

June: Take me away

A D A

Both: Take me away

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