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You Put The Soul In The Song

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[Verse 1]
         GWe started with nothing but each other and reached for the C/Gstars
         From a Done room apartment,with a dream and a pawnshop guitGar
         God gave the talent but you found the will to surC/Gvive
         In a Dcity of songs where dreamers are eaten aGlive
[Chorus]
         GI made the music,but you make C/Gthe man
         When i sDtumbled and lose it,baby you'd undersGtand
         When i was tempted to give up,your strength made me sC/Gtrong
         DI make the music but you put the soul in the Gsong
[Verse 2]
         GWhen i look at you girl,i see a true work of C/Gart
         DSo many beautiful things in one little Gheart
         You're every word i ever wrote and every note that i ever C/Gsung
         YDou never stop believing,that's where the feeling comes fGrom

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You Put The Soul In The Song

by Waylon Jennings

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C/G

[Verse 1]

G C/G

We started with nothing but each other and reached for the stars

D G

From a one room apartment,with a dream and a pawnshop guitar

C/G

God gave the talent but you found the will to survive

D G

In a city of songs where dreamers are eaten alive

[Chorus]

G C/G

I made the music,but you make the man

D G

When i stumbled and lose it,baby you'd understand

C/G

When i was tempted to give up,your strength made me strong

D G

I make the music but you put the soul in the song

[Verse 2]

G C/G

When i look at you girl,i see a true work of art

D G

So many beautiful things in one little heart

C/G

You're every word i ever wrote and every note that i ever sung

D G

You never stop believing,that's where the feeling comes from

About You Put The Soul In The Song Chords by Waylon Jennings

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FAQ — You Put The Soul In The Song by Waylon Jennings

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What key is "You Put The Soul In The Song" in?

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