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Intro:   Em    Am    D    Bm    C    D  G  
                 G           D/F#                     G// All  D/F#- 2x0232
I have heard that eyes can reflect the soul
And pAmictures tD/F#ell a thousand stGories
/   G/ F#           Em  Am  
But when I look at you
Why don't I fDeel it's trBmue
There's sCo much sDaid in empty wGords
There's sCo much sDaid in empty wGords
There are people talking everywhere I look
No one saying what they mean
Still they talk anyway
When there's nothing to say
There's so much said in empty words
There's so much said in empty words
  I've hDeard it all so mGany times
  I stDill try to belGieve
  But you give it away
  With the things you don't say
  There's so much said in empty words
  I've heard it all so many times
  I still try to believe
  But you give it away
  With the things you don't say
  There's sCo much sDaid in empty wEmords
  You've lCistened, bDut you never hEmeard
  There's sCo much sDaid in empty wGords

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Empty Words

by Blackmore's Night

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Chords in this song · guitar

D/F#

Em Am D Bm C D G

Intro:

G D/F# G D/F#

// All - 2x0232

I have heard that eyes can reflect the soul

Am D/F# G

And pictures tell a thousand stories

G F# Em Am

/ /

But when I look at you

D Bm

Why don't I feel it's true

C D G

There's so much said in empty words

C D G

There's so much said in empty words

There are people talking everywhere I look

No one saying what they mean

Still they talk anyway

When there's nothing to say

There's so much said in empty words

D G

I've heard it all so many times

D G

I still try to believe

But you give it away

With the things you don't say

There's so much said in empty words

I've heard it all so many times

I still try to believe

But you give it away

With the things you don't say

C D Em

There's so much said in empty words

C D Em

You've listened, but you never heard

C D G

There's so much said in empty words

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