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[Intro]
Am G7 C/G F G7 E7
[Verse]
AmSo few cares, and ever so uG7nprepared
AmMy mind is still not made upG7  
[Chorus]
And You C/Gsigh, there's so much I coG7uld have said
AmYou triedAm7, and keep stronG7g
And You C/Gsigh, there's sFo much I coG7uld have said
But I wasn't reaC/Gdy then, and I'm still nG7ot
[Bridge]
So C/Glong, turn and G7leave
AmSo long, so sG7uddenly
[Instrumental]
Am G7 C/G F G7
[Chorus]
And You C/Gsigh, there's so much I coG7uld have said
AmDon't cryAm7, all day lonG7g
And You C/Gsigh, there's sFo much I coG7uld have said
But I wasn't reaC/Gdy then, and I'm still nG7ot...
[Outro]
F C/G

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The story behind the song

"You Sigh" captures the quiet, lingering regret of unspoken words and missed chances. It speaks to a moment when you realize there was "so much I could have said," but weren't ready then, and perhaps still aren't. This feeling of being "unprepared" for a significant emotional exchange, even as the other person sighs with their own unspoken thoughts, creates a tender, melancholic atmosphere. The song feels like a reflection on the vulnerability of connection, and the silent understanding that can exist even when words fail.

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You Sigh

by Charlie Cunningham

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C/G

Am7

[Intro]

Am G7 C/G F G7 E7

[Verse]

Am G7

So few cares, and ever so unprepared

Am G7

My mind is still not made up

[Chorus]

C/G G7

And You sigh, there's so much I could have said

Am Am7 G7

You tried, and keep strong

C/G F G7

And You sigh, there's so much I could have said

C/G G7

But I wasn't ready then, and I'm still not

[Bridge]

C/G G7

So long, turn and leave

Am G7

So long, so suddenly

[Instrumental]

Am G7 C/G F G7

[Chorus]

C/G G7

And You sigh, there's so much I could have said

Am Am7 G7

Don't cry, all day long

C/G F G7

And You sigh, there's so much I could have said

C/G G7

But I wasn't ready then, and I'm still not...

[Outro]

F C/G

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