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Losing You

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G#How many tears do you Fmcry if love should C#break your heart in D#7two?
G#How many tears will I Fmcry now that I C#know I'm losing Cyou?
I Fmcan't stop C#wanting you and no mF#atter what you doG#  
You're D#still a Cmpart of me even thG#ough I'm losing yD#7ou, oh
How many years will go by before my heart begins to mend?
Waiting and wondering why I never thought our love could end
I try forgetting you but you're still here on my mind
It would take a miracle but someday maybe I'll find
That I'm G#in Fmthe C#loving arms of D#7someone 
That G#I'll Fmknow, C#know he's the sD#7omeone
Who'll G#kiss Call the FmheartC#ache aD#7way and come that day
I won't mind losing G#youFm  C#  D#7  G#  Fm  C#  D#7  
Yes, I try forgettin' you but you're still here on my mind
It would take, yeah, a miracle but someday maybe I'll find
That I'm in the loving arms...
I won't mind losing you, oh, oh
I won't mind losing you, yeah
I won't mind losing you

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Losing You

by Dusty Springfield

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D#7

G# Fm C# D#7

How many tears do you cry if love should break your heart in two?

G# Fm C# C

How many tears will I cry now that I know I'm losing you?

Fm C# F# G#

I can't stop wanting you and no matter what you do

D# Cm G# D#7

You're still a part of me even though I'm losing you, oh

How many years will go by before my heart begins to mend?

Waiting and wondering why I never thought our love could end

I try forgetting you but you're still here on my mind

It would take a miracle but someday maybe I'll find

G# Fm C# D#7

That I'm in the loving arms of someone

G# Fm C# D#7

That I'll know, know he's the someone

G# C Fm C# D#7

Who'll kiss all the heartache away and come that day

G# Fm C# D#7 G# Fm C# D#7

I won't mind losing you

Yes, I try forgettin' you but you're still here on my mind

It would take, yeah, a miracle but someday maybe I'll find

That I'm in the loving arms...

I won't mind losing you, oh, oh

I won't mind losing you, yeah

I won't mind losing you

About Losing You Chords by Dusty Springfield

Learn how to play Losing You by Dusty Springfield with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Losing You chords”, “Losing You guitar chords”, or “Dusty Springfield Losing You chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Losing You chords and for experienced players who want accurate Losing You lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G#, Fm, C#, D#7, C, F#.

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What key is "Losing You" in?

The chords for "Losing You" show the original chord names (including G#, Fm, C#, D#7, C, F#). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.