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Never Let Her Slip Away

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Amajor
90BPM
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Tuning: Standard
Intro: A-D(2x) -E  
Verse I
AI talked to my baby on the telephone
DLong distance
AI never would’ve guessed
I could miss someone so bDad, yeah
Refrain I
Bm7I really only met her ’bout a weEek ago
But it dC#m7oesn’t seem to matter to my heF#7art
I know that I lG/Bove her
Bm   E  A-A/C#  
I’m hoping that I never recover
Cause she’s gGood for me
And F#7it would really make me hBm7appy
To nEever let her slip awAay
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
Verse II
AI feel like a kid with a teenage crush
On Da school date
AI feel like the lead in “Romeo & JuDliet”
Refrain II
I’m a Bm7little bit dizzy, I’m a litEtle bit scared
I guess C#m7I never felt this much F#7aware
That I’d Glove her
Bm   E  A-A/C#  
I’m hoping that I’ll never recover
Cause she’s goGod for me
And F#7it would really make me hBm7appy
To nEever let her slip awAay
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
Interlude: A- D(2x)
Bm7I really only met her ’bout a weEek ago
But it dC#m7oesn’t seem to matter to my heF#7art
I know that I lG/Bove her
Bm   E  A-A/C#  
I’m hoping that I never recover
Cause she’s gGood for me
And F#7it would really make me hBm7appy
To nEever let her slip awAay
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
DNever, never, Never let her slip away
ANever, never, Never let her slip away
D(break)
Never, never, Never let her slip away
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