Everlasting Love
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Intro: Am F Dm Bb Am F Dm Bb
F G
He wasn't looking for a pretty face
F G Am
She wasn't searching for the latest style
F G
He didn't want someone who walked straight off the tv
F G Am Am Am Am G
She needed someone with an interior smile
F G
She wasn't looking for a cuddle in the back seat
F G Am
He wasn't looking for a five minute thrill
F C
She wasn't thinking of tomorrow or of next week
F G Am Am Am Am G
This vacancy he meant to permanently fill
[Refrão]C G
I need an everlasting love
C F G
I need a friend and a lover divine
C F G
An everlasting precious love
C G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
Bridge
Am F Dm Bb
F G C
Back in the world of disposable emotion
G Am
In the climate of temporary dreams
G C F
He wasn't looking for a notch on his bedpost
G Am Am Am Am Am G
A love to push, pull, and burst at the seams
C G
I need an everlasting love
C F G
I need a friend and a lover divine
C F G
An everlasting precious love
C G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
Bridge
Am F Dm Bb
Is this love worth waiting for?
Am F Dm Bb G
Something special, something pure
[Refrão]C F G
I need an everlasting love
C G
I need a friend and a lover divine
C F G
An everlasting precious love
C G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
C F G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
INTERLUDE
C F
Is this love worth waiting for?
C F G
Bitterness will die for sure
C F
Something precious, something pure
C F G
Is this love worth waiting for?
C F
Is this love worth waiting for?
C F G
Bitterness will die for sure
C F
Something precious, something pure
C F G
Is this love worth waiting for?
[Refrão]C F G
I need an everlasting love
C G
I need a friend and a lover divine
C F G
An everlasting precious love
C G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
C F G
Wait for it, wait for it, give it some time
How to play Everlasting Love
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.