Don Wilkins Aka Outlawrider - Asking For A Miracle
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D C G C D Dsus4 D C G C D Dsus4 Am Am/B C G Dsus4 Em C
[Verse 1]
D C G C D Dsus4
There's a man who's in love with a woman
D C G C D Dsus4
And that man tries so hard to let her know
Am Am/B C G
He's afraid that someday he might lose her
D/F# Em D C
And that man just couldn't bear to let her go
[Pre-Chorus]
Am , Am/B C G G9
Late at night, in the dark, he prays so softly
Am Am/B C G D/F#
Saying,"Lord, you know how much she means to me . . ."
Em C G G9
“And I don't I could ever learn to live without her
Am Bm C D Dsus4
“If we were together, how happy we would be...”
[Chorus]
G C D D2 D
May I'm just asking for a miracle
Am Am/B C G
And if I ask too much, just tell me so
Em C D Dsus4
It's not wrong - asking for a miracle
Am Am/B C G D C
To have you with me, everywhere I go
[Verse 2]
G C D Dsus4
The man sat on a rock and played his guitar
D C G C D Dsus4
And he played his heart out to the one he loved
Am Am/B C G G9
In hopes that she might come to understand him
D/F# Em D C
And that she's the one that he's he's been thinking of
[Pre-Chorus]
Am , Am/B C G G9
Late at night, in the dark, he prays so softly
Am Am/B C G D/F#
Saying,"Lord, you know how much she means to me . . ."
Em C G G9
“And I don't I could ever learn to live without her
Am Bm C D Dsus4
“If we were together, how happy we would be...”
[Chorus]
G C D D2 D
May I'm just asking for a miracle
Am Am/B C G
And if I ask too much, just tell me so
Em C D Dsus4
It's not wrong - asking for a miracle
Am Am/B C G D C
To have you with me, everywhere I go
[Outro]
G C D D2 D
MAYBE I'M JUST ASKING FOR A MIRACLE
Am Am/B C G
AND IF I ASK TOO MUCH, JUST TELL ME SO
Em C D Dsus4
IT' NOT WRONG TO BE ASKING FOR A MIRACLE
Am Am/B C G D C
TO HAVE YOU WITH ME EVERYWHERE I GO
How to play Don Wilkins Aka Outlawrider - Asking For A Miracle
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
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