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Forever And Then Some

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[Intro]
D Bm F#m A
D Bm F#m A
D Bm F#m A
[Verse 1]
   DPlease take mBme back
   F#mI'll stay Astraight
   DGoodbyes Bmwe left
   F#mMississippi Away
[Chorus]
   GI'm glad Ayou're back
   DI've been countin' the BmdaysG  A  
[Interlude]
D Bm F#m A
[Verse 2]
   DBlood runs Bmtoo deep
   F#mBut you underAstand
   DWhat's unBmderneath
   F#mThe mud and the Asand
[Chorus]
   GI've got Ayour back
   DI've been missin' your BmwaysG  A  
[Solo]
D Bm F#m A
D Bm F#m A
G A D Bm G A
D Bm F#m A
[Verse 3]
   DTime's catBmchin' up
  F#mAnd I can't run awAay
   DWill there Bmbe love or
   F#mWill I get to Asay?
[Chorus]
   GBut you're on Amy mind
   DForever and Bmthen sGomeA  
[Verse 4]
   DPlease take mBme back
   F#mI'll stay Astraight
   DGoodbyes Bmwe left
   F#mMississippi Away
[Chorus]
   GI'm glad Ayou're back
   DI've been countin' the BmdaysG  A  
[Outro]
 D   Bm   F#m   A(x6)
D

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Forever And Then Some

by Lillie Mae

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#m

[Intro]

D Bm F#m A

[Verse 1]

D Bm

Please take me back

F#m A

I'll stay straight

D Bm

Goodbyes we left

F#m A

Mississippi way

[Chorus]

G A

I'm glad you're back

D Bm G A

I've been countin' the days

[Interlude]

D Bm F#m A

[Verse 2]

D Bm

Blood runs too deep

F#m A

But you understand

D Bm

What's underneath

F#m A

The mud and the sand

[Chorus]

G A

I've got your back

D Bm G A

I've been missin' your ways

[Solo]

D Bm F#m A

G A D Bm G A

D Bm F#m A

[Verse 3]

D Bm

Time's catchin' up

F#m A

And I can't run away

D Bm

Will there be love or

F#m A

Will I get to say?

[Chorus]

G A

But you're on my mind

D Bm G A

Forever and then some

[Verse 4]

D Bm

Please take me back

F#m A

I'll stay straight

D Bm

Goodbyes we left

F#m A

Mississippi way

[Chorus]

G A

I'm glad you're back

D Bm G A

I've been countin' the days

[Outro]

D Bm F#m A

(x6)

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