Forever And Always
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
1st traste
Written And Performed By Priscilla Herdman
[Intro]
A | E | D
A | E | D
[Verse 1]
A D A
A young woman sings softly rocking her child
C#m D E
Their faces aglow in the twilight
D A E A
A boy who by day runs unbridled and wild
D Bm A
Her arms now encircle and hold tight
G D A
Her melody lingers like dew on the leaves
G D E
His eyelids grow heavy as sleep dims his sight
[Chorus]
A D A D C#m
“I’ll love your forever; forever and always
D A D
And sure as the tide always turns in the sea
A C#m D
You are my baby and always will be”
[Verse 2]
A D A
The boy grows in stature and deeper in years
C#m D E
The warm winds of time ever blowing
D A E A
Through seasons of laughter, through toil and of tears
D Bm A
And a mother’s sweet love ever growing
G D A
She sings on the eve of her son’s wedding day
G D E
With tears of joy overflowing
[Chorus]
A D A D C#m
“I’ll love your forever; forever and always
D A D
And sure as the tide always turns in the sea
A C#m D
You are my baby and always will be”
A | E | D
[Verse 3]
A D A
One cold Autumn evening she gives him a call
C#m D E
And quickly he comes to her bedside
D A E A
Her frail fingers reach but so weakly they fall
D Bm A
And her voice grows as pale as the dying fire light
G D A
Her son lifts her gently up into his arms
G D E
and sings to her soul and the coming of night
[Chorus]
A D A D C#m
“I’ll love your forever; forever and always
D A D
And sure as the tide always turns in the sea
A C#m D
You are my momma and always will be”
[Bridge]
G D A
Shrouded in sorrow her son returns home
G D
And hears a low cry on the stair
G D A
And so in the moonlight he sings an old song
D Dm7 Bm E
That comforts his own daughter there
[Chorus]
A D A D C#m
“I’ll love your forever; forever and always
D A D
And sure as the tide always turns in the sea
A C#m D
You are my baby and always will be”
[Outro]
A | E | D
A | E | D
How to play Forever And Always
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.