Give Me His Last Chance - Lionel Cartwright

Give Me His Last Chance

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Intro:
G D C G
G D Am7 Cadd9
G D Am7 C
G D Am C (REPEAT)
 
Verse
 
G Dsus2 Am7 G
You've given him so many chances
F C G
and each time he just let you down
Dsus2 Am7 G
Knowing you'll always forgive and forget
F C D Dsus4 D
just keeps him coming around
 
Em C
You say that this is his last time
Em Cadd9
but I've heard you say that before
G Dsus2 Am7 G
He's shown you what kind of love he can give you
F C D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
But you deserve oh so much more
 
[Refrão]
G D Am7 C G D Am C
Give me his last chance and I'll show you what true love means
G D Am7 C G D Am C
He's had a hundred, but one chance is all that I'll need
D/F# Am7 G/B
Why bet your heart on a game that you know
F Am7 Cadd9
You'll never be able to win
G D Am7 C G D Am C (LAST TIME - TO CODA)
Give me his last chance never take chances again
 
Bridge
 
D G/B G
I know the love you've been dying to give
Am7 C G
is not the kind you have received
D/F# G Em
Why waste your time on someone who's blind
Am C D Cadd9
to the love you so desperately need
 
Instrumental
G D Am7 C
G D Am C (REPEAT)
 
G Dsus2 Am7 G
He'll never know what he'd been given
F C G
Until it's been taken away
Dsus2 Am7 G
Unless he's alone in the dark of the night
F C D Dsus4 D
He can't see the light of the day
 
Em C
So before you go back, think it over
Em Cadd9
and remember how hard you have tried
G Dsus2 Am7 G
How many promises has he gone through?
F C D Dsus4 D Dsus4 D
How many times has he lied?
 
[Refrão]
G D Am7 C G D Am C
Give me his last chance and I'll show you what true love means
G D Am7 C G D Am C
He's had a hundred, but one chance is all that I'll need
D/F# Am7 G/B
Why bet your heart on a game that you know
F Am7 Cadd9
You'll never be able to win
G D Am7 C G D Am C (LAST TIME - TO CODA)
Give me his last chance never take chances again
 
Outro
G D Am7 C
G D Am C (REPEAT TWICE)
G D Am7 C(add9)

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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