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From: Andrew Rogers <rogers@hi.com>
Date: Wed, 6 May 1998 21:14:51 -0400
Subject: b/bremers_beverly/dont_say_you_dont_remember.crd
"Don't Say You Don't Remember"
(Helen Miller - Estelle Levitt)
Intro:
Em Em7 Em6 Cmaj7/E [2X]
/ / / / / / / /
Verse 1:
Em Em7 Em6 Cmaj7/G /F#
We wrote on the corner of the table
This is the only one that will last
For you, for me, for always
Forever was made for us
But for us it went by too fa-ast
Chorus:
Don't say you don't remember
I'll never love anyone else
If you say you don't remember
CaddD Am7 Am7/D
How can I go on living (how can I go on living)
(G)
With myself
Instrumental link after chorus:
1:
/ / / / / / / /
2:
G Bm Cmaj7 Bb/C
/ / / / / / / /
Verse 2:
Em Em7 Em6 Cmaj7/E
When we meet you always call me baby (baby)
How could it be that you forgot my name
Before you go, be honest
I belong to you
And believed that you felt the same
repeat chorus
(key changes to Fm/Ab)
Verse 3:
Fm Fm7 Fm6 Dbmaj7/F
People never stay the same forever
Somebody always loves a little more
Tonight I need to love you
Together we'll find a way
Bbm7 Bbm7/Eb Eb7
To make tomorrow worth living fo-or
Chorus in Ab [repeat; fade on first line 3rd time]:
Don't say you don't remember
Db Eb7/Db Cm7 F7
I'll never love anyone else
If you say you don't remember
DbaddEb Bbm7 Bbm7/Eb
How can I go on living (how can I go on living)
-- another ace 70's tab from Andrew Rogers
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See all →These need nothing beyond Em, Em7, Em6, Cmaj7, E, Cmaj7/G, F#, Asus4, A, Asus2, Bm7, Am7, Am7/D, D7, G, Bm, Dm7, G7, C, D7/C, E7, Cm, A/G, D, D#dim, Bb, Fm, Fm7, Fm6, Dbmaj7, F, Bbsus4, Bbsus2, Cm7, Bbm7, Eb, Eb7, Ab, Ebm7, Ab7, Db, F7, Dbm.
