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I Remember You

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E(SBpoAkeBn)                                               
I always thought that one of the most important conversations
you could ever have in your life, 
is the first time you talk to God. 
What would you say?
EI remember you, BIn the pages of a book
AA lady read me once, BIn Sunday school
EI remember you, BI studied every word
AAnd I hid it in my heart, BJust like you told me to
[Chorus]
EAnd a stone was rolled away, DAnd everybody prayed,
AThe day the angels sang, EI remember you
E(SBpoAkeBn)
And while your standing there on those trembling knees, 
what do you hope God says back to you
EI remember you, BI was there when you were born
AI held your mamma's hand, BAnd your daddy's too
EI remember you, BI recall the very day
AYou turned against the Devil, EAnd you cried out my name
EAnd a stone was rolled away, DAnd everybody prayed 
AThe day the angels sang, EI remember you

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I Remember You

by Jamey Johnson

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E B A B

(Spoken)

I always thought that one of the most important conversations

you could ever have in your life,

is the first time you talk to God.

What would you say?

E B

I remember you, In the pages of a book

A B

A lady read me once, In Sunday school

E B

I remember you, I studied every word

A B

And I hid it in my heart, Just like you told me to

[Chorus]

E D

And a stone was rolled away, And everybody prayed,

A E

The day the angels sang, I remember you

E B A B

(Spoken)

And while your standing there on those trembling knees,

what do you hope God says back to you

E B

I remember you, I was there when you were born

A B

I held your mamma's hand, And your daddy's too

E B

I remember you, I recall the very day

A E

You turned against the Devil, And you cried out my name

E D

And a stone was rolled away, And everybody prayed

A E

The day the angels sang, I remember you

About I Remember You Chords by Jamey Johnson

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What key is "I Remember You" in?

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