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Capo at 1st Fret
Intro: D D* G D* Em7 A D
Bm
Our love is unconditional
G A D
We knew if from the start
Bm Fm7
I see it in your eyes
G A
you can feel it from my heart
Em7 D
From here on after
G A
Let's stay the way we are right now
Em7 D
And share all the love and laughter
C Asus2 A7
That a lifetime will allow
Chorus
D D*
I cross my heart
G A D
And promise to
D* G
Give all I've got to give
G A D
To make all your dreams come true
D* G
In all the world
A A D
You'll never find
G D Em7 A D
A love as true as mine
You will always be the miralce
that makes my life complete
And as long as there's a breath in me
I'll make your's just as sweet
As we look into the future
It's as far as we can see
So let's make each tommorrow
Be the best, that it can be
Chorus
Bridge
G
And if along the way
A D*
We find a day
Em7 A D
It starts to storm
F Am
You've got the promise of my love
Dm7 F G
To keep you warm
Ending
in all the world
you'll never find
a love as true as mine...
a love as true as mine
G 320003
D x00232
Dsus2 x00230 (i think thats the name)
A 002220
Bm 224432
Fm7 242222
Em7 020000
C 032010
Am 002210
Asus2 002230
Dm7 000211
F 133211
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Good tab! What does the star next to
the D mean? Thanks.
-debeck | 12/21/2003 | i just give a real noticable downstroke where the * is
-ragincajunol68 | 12/24/2003 | Where you wrote D*, try a D/F# (basically a
D chord where you fret and play the F# on the
6th string). I think that's the correct chord
used on that song. Here it is;
D/F#= 2xx232
This chord along with the Am7 are my two favorite chords
because of their unique tone. If you've never used
the D/F#, you will be amazed at how many doors it will
open for you. It seems to be that "mystery transition-
al chord" that artist use all the time. In fact, when
you see a walk down from a G chord to a Em, insert this
chord between them. You will recognize it in a lot of
songs when you learn to listen for it. Also, use it when
going from Em to G chord. I don't know much about reading
music, but I think it can be used as the 7th when going
from a D chord to a G chord, like this.
1) D=xx0232
2)D/F#=2xx232
3) G=320003
By the way, I use my thumb to fret the F#
(6th string, 2nd fret), works just fine. Hope
this helps.
Dre.
-ElGuitarrista | 3/27/2004 |
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