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Can I Count On You

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[Intro]
G  D7  D      G   G
[Verse 1]
You were Gthere  Cthe first time I Gstumbled.
Will you be Dthere D7each time I Gfall?C  D  
Will you Gcare  Cfor me forGever?
Darlin' pDromise you'll love me most of Gall.
[Chorus]
You can count on Cme, I'll be Gtrue.
Do you Dfeel the same way I Gdo?
When times get Chard will you see me Gthrough?
What I need to D7know, Dcan I count on Gyou?E  
[Verse 2]
When the Ayears  Dhave turned my hair Ato silver
Will you Estill wear that band of Agold?D  E  
Say you'All be here  Dalways beAside me.
Will I Estill have your hand to Ahold?
[Chorus]
You can count on Dme, I'll be Atrue.
Do you Efeel the same way I Ado?
When times get Dhard will you seAe me through?
What I need to Eknow, can I count on Ayou?
[Tag]
What I need to Eknow, can I count on Ayou?Asus  A  A(add9)  A  

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Can I Count On You

by McBride & The Ride

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Asus

A(add9)

[Intro]

G D7 D G G

[Verse 1]

G C G

You were there the first time I stumbled.

D D7 G C D

Will you be there each time I fall?

G C G

Will you care for me forever?

D G

Darlin' promise you'll love me most of all.

[Chorus]

C G

You can count on me, I'll be true.

D G

Do you feel the same way I do?

C G

When times get hard will you see me through?

D7 D G E

What I need to know, can I count on you?

[Verse 2]

A D A

When the years have turned my hair to silver

E A D E

Will you still wear that band of gold?

A D A

Say you'll be here always beside me.

E A

Will I still have your hand to hold?

[Chorus]

D A

You can count on me, I'll be true.

E A

Do you feel the same way I do?

D A

When times get hard will you see me through?

E A

What I need to know, can I count on you?

[Tag]

E A Asus A A(add9) A

What I need to know, can I count on you?

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