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Wednesday Morning Atonement

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[Intro]
2x  Am   C   D  F  
[Verse]
Hello Amchildren, well it's Cbeen
Such a Dvery long time
Now I Ffinally found the mind
To exAmplain where I been Clivin'
I Dknow I'm here to stay
Waitin' Fon this very day
So D7please child
[Chorus]
There was Amsomethin' in the way
That I Gfinally could say that I Dlove you
I want you to Fknow
There was Amsomethin' in the way
Now I Gfinally can stay 'cause I Dlove you
'Cause I Flove you, ah
AmOoh CoDoh Fooh ooh ooh ooh
AmAh, CaDhF  
[Verse]
It ain't' your Ammother, I've been Csavin'
Workin' Dhere all along, tryna Fbuild a happy home
See, most Ampeople are never Cgivin'
A Dsecond chance to be a Fbetter man maybe
You can D7move on
[Chorus]
There was Amsomethin' in the way
Now I Gfinally can say that I Dlove you
I want you to Fknow
There was Amsomethin' in the way
Now I Gfinally can stay 'cause I Dlove you
'Cause I Flove you, ah
There was Amsomethin' in the way
Now I Gfinally can say that I Dlove you
I want you to Fknow
There was Amsomethin' in the way
Now I Gfinally can stay 'cause I Dlove you
'Cause I Flove you, ooh ooh

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Wednesday Morning Atonement

by Curtis Harding

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

Am C D F

[Verse]

Am C

Hello children, well it's been

Such a very long time

Now I finally found the mind

Am C

To explain where I been livin'

I know I'm here to stay

Waitin' on this very day

So please child

[Chorus]

There was somethin' in the way

G D

That I finally could say that I love you

I want you to know

There was somethin' in the way

G D

Now I finally can stay 'cause I love you

'Cause I love you, ah

Am C D F

Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh

Am C D F

Ah, ah

[Verse]

Am C

It ain't' your mother, I've been savin'

D F

Workin' here all along, tryna build a happy home

Am C

See, most people are never givin'

D F

A second chance to be a better man maybe

You can move on

[Chorus]

There was somethin' in the way

G D

Now I finally can say that I love you

I want you to know

There was somethin' in the way

G D

Now I finally can stay 'cause I love you

'Cause I love you, ah

There was somethin' in the way

G D

Now I finally can say that I love you

I want you to know

There was somethin' in the way

G D

Now I finally can stay 'cause I love you

'Cause I love you, ooh ooh

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