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Guilty

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Cmajor
90BPM
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Guilty
as recorded by Jim Reeves
1. I've been accused, cConvicted and coFndemnedC  
The trials over, and now I facFe the endC  
Is this your way of Ftelling mGe we're throughC  
When all I'm guilty ofG, is loving you.C  
2. You were the judge, the jury, all in one
You found me guilty and now my term's begun
I must confess, I've never been untrue
And all I'm guilty of, is loving you.
Bridge Loving yoFu, and now I'm losing youC  
LoD7sing you, for things I didn't doG  
3. PleCase let your heart Cconsider an FappealC  
For now you know, exactly how I feFelC  
Don't punish me for Fthings I didGn't doC  
When all I'm guilty ofG, is loving youC  
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