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More Fool Me

Genesis
ChordsKeyBbCapoFret 3intermediate
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Chords in this song25

capo 3 — sounds 3 semitones higher

Intro

C Cadd9 C F6 F (F6 *) C C6 C/G
| /___/ /___/ /___/ / | Oo---, oh - oh!
C Cadd9 C F6 F (F6 *) B7sus4 B7 Am7
La - la, la, la---, la - la! La, la!
| /___/ /___/ / / | /___/ /__/ /__/ / |

Verse 1

Here am I... 
Who while away the mornings since you've gone,
Too long have I lay alone,
Not knowing which way to turn

Verse 2

And there you are... 
N.C. Em7 N.C.
...Quite sure you were right, um-um, mm,
Knowing, full well,
That I'd be the first one to go down

Chorus

And you'd be the one who was laughing,
Ex - cept when things weren't going your way,
And then the lady would say...
That she'd had e - nough wandering around on her own

Verse 3

N.C. G Dsus2/F#
The day you left...
N.C. Em7 N.C.
Well, I think you knew you'd not be back, um-um, mm,
Well, at least it would seem that way,
Because you never said good - bye

Bridge

But, when it comes 'round to you and me,
Cmaj7 G N.C.
I'm sure it will work out al - right

Chorus

And you'd be the one who was laughing,
And giving me something I don't need,
And, you know, I'd always hold you,
And keep you warm ...oh, ...more fool me

Coda

Ah, but when it comes 'round to you and me,
I ask myself, 'Do I really believe in your love?'
N.C. Cmaj7 G
Umm, yes, I'm sure it will work out al - right
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F6 F B7sus4 Am7 D5
<2 of 28> <2 of 16> <2 of 20> <3 of 46> <8 of 12>
G Dsus2/F# Em7 Bm7 Em6
<2 of 27> <3 of 13> <6 of 49> <2 of 31> <2 of 50>
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