Everytime I Touch You
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
Roger Alan Wade - Everytime I Touch You
Capo on 2
[Intro] E
[Chorus]
E A
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm
Lately when I'm with you I'm alone
E
Perhaps you found someone new
A
Or maybe the fire's just gone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
[Verse]
E A E
There was a time you melted at my touch
E Bm
I could tell you never loved someone so much
E A E
But things have changed it ain't that way no more
E Bm E
Love has left us here and gently closed the door
[Chorus]
E A
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm
Lately when I'm with you I'm alone
E
Perhaps you found somebody new
A
Or maybe the fire's just gone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
[Verse]
E A E
The silence says more than words can say
E Bm
The distance grows with every passing day
E A E
In my heart I know there's nothing I can do
E Bm E
In your heart you know the same thing too
[Chorus]
E A
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm
Lately when I'm with you I'm alone
E
Perhaps you found somebody new
A
Or maybe the fire's just gone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
[Bridge]
C#m A
I don't know where it goes from here
E Bm
I don't know where love goes when it dissapears
C#m A
I can deal with things I know and move along
E Bm
It's the things I don't that haunt me to the dawn
[Chorus]
E A
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm
Lately when I'm with you I'm alone
E
Perhaps you found somebody new
A
Or maybe the fire's just gone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
E Bm E
Everytime I touch you you turn to stone
How to play Everytime I Touch You
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