Forever All Over Again
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verse 1:
D Asus4
If she wanted the world to be a happier place
Bm7 G
She'd stop at least one tear from rollin' down my face
D Asus4
She'd think about me, maybe pick up the phone
Bm7 G
Say "I'm missin' you" at the sound of the tone
verse 2:
D Asus4
If she wanted the world to keep spinnin' around
Bm7 G
She'd pick a piece of my heart up off of the ground
D Asus4
I'd whisper her name in the still of the night
Bm7 G
And while I'm dreamin' of her holdin' me tight
Bridge:
G A
She'd be changin' her mind, packin' her clothes
Bm C
She'd buy a one-way ticket that would bring her home
Chorus:
F#m G
And she'd come back to me
F#m G
She'd be more than just a memory
F#m G
She'd come back to me
Em A D
And we would fall in love forever all over again
INTERLUDE (intro chords): D Asus4 Bm7 Asus4
verse 3:
D Asus4
If I'd only known how I'd be breakin' inside
Bm7 G
I would've begged her to stay, I would've swallowed my pride
D Asus4
An' I wouldn't be here drinkin' alone
Bm7 G
I'd be holdin' her 'cause she wouldn't be gone
Bridge:
G A
So God if you're listening - From somewhere out there
Bm C
You know I'm down on my knees - And if you'd answer one prayer
Chorus:
F#m G
Then she'd come back to me
F#m G
She'd be more than just a memory
F#m G
She'd come back to me
Em A D
And we would fall in love Forever all over again
Solo: C D C G A Bm C
verse 4:
D Asus4
If she wanted the world To be a happier place
Bm7 G
She'd stop at least one tear From rolling down my face
Bridge:
G A
She'd be changing her mind - Packing her clothes
Bm C
She'd buy a one-way ticket That would bring her home
Chorus:
F#m G
Then she'd come back to me
F#m G
She'd be more than just a memory
F#m G
She'd come back to me
Em A D
And we would fall in love Forever all over again
OUTRO (same chords as intro): D Asus4 Bm7 Asus4
Forever all over again
Yeah we would fall in love
Forever all over again
END ON D
How to play Forever All Over Again
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 D. 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.