Im On To You

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P.S. Sorry if the chord names don't match up with the words, I tried to get them
Intro-dealie, if you want to try and play it like on the record, if you were wondering
|Am--------------------------------------|
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|-0h2p0h2----------0h2-----------------|
|-0h2p0h2----------0h2-----------------|
|-0-----0--0--0----0---0--0--0---------|
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Verse 1:
AmLie no morGe, I'Amm on to you
AmKnow the score anDd I'm oAmn to you
Chorus 1:
(Am) F   G  C  
Take anything you want
Baby, I'm moCvin' DoAmn
AmYou can complain, rant and cryDm  
CanAm't deny
Baby, I'm Eon to youAm  
Second verse:
AmTalk your talGk, I'm Amon to you
AmLike a hawk, hDey, IAm'm on to you
Chorus 2:
(Am) F   G  C  
Trouble is what you are
Trouble that's Cgone Dtoo Amfar
AmBaby, the truth makes Dmyou free
DisagreAme... I'll stiEll be on Amto you
Bridge 1:
AmTell me now Ghow I was wrong
AmAnd I'll Gtell you how Amright you are
AmWrong to be Gstayin' so long
Am   E(hold)
Was I out of my head?
E (still held)
Should have known it was dead
Third Verse:
But it's goodAm, by now, I'm on to youG  Am  
AmStood my ground, hey, I'm on to youD  Am  
Chorus 3:
(Am) F   G  C  
Baby, I wish you well
But loving you, it was hellC  D  Am  
AmNow is the time to let goDm  
AmFinally know, that I'm so on to youE  
Bridge 2:
AmTell me now how I waGs wrong
AmAnd I'll telGl you how right you Amare
AmWrong to be stayinGg so long
Am   E(hold)
Was I out of my head?
E (still held)
Should have known it was dead
Verse 4:
AmBut it's good by now, I'm on to youG  Am  
AmStood my ground, hey, I'm on to youD  Am  
Chorus 4:
(Am) F   G  C  
Baby I wish you well
But lovin' you hurt like hCellD  Am  
AAmnd it's the time to let goDm  
AmFinally know that I'm so on Eto you
AmBaby I'm on to you
AmSaying I'm on to you
AmTo you
AmTo you
AmTo you
AmTo you
Electric Piano Solo (same chord progression as verse)
Final Chorus:
(Am) F   G  C  
Sayin' I wish you well
But lovin' you, it was helClD  Am  
AmAnd it's the time to let goDm  
AmFinally know that I'm so on to youE  
AmBaby I'm on to you
AmSaying I'm on to you
AmKnowin' I'm on to you
AmBaby, I'm on to you
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