Have I Told You Enough
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Intro: |D |A |D |A E
verse 1
A
I know it’s harder each time
A
You haven’t got to tell me
D
It’s always on my mind
D
You used to find it so easy
A D
Do you remember when we wrote our names up on the wall
And we hoped it would stay there forever
Pre-Chorus
A D
I wasn’t ready for that call
But I’m glad that you made it
A D
I didn’t realize at all
It killed me to hear it
[Refrão]
A D
Haven’t I told you enough you’re where I’m meant to be?
F#m E D
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
A D
Haven’t I told you enough that you are everything?
F#m E A
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
I will always say that
Break
|D |D |A |E x2
verse 2
A
Your eyes look different this time
God knows that I hate it
D
Do you see the change in mine?
Now I know how much I’m missing
A D
I remember when we danced around the living room
And I hope we do that forever
Pre-Chorus
A D
I wasn’t ready for that call
But I’m glad that you made it
A D
I didn’t realize at all
It killed me to hear it
[Refrão]
A D
Haven’t I told you enough you’re where I’m meant to be?
F#m E D
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
I will always say that
A D
Haven’t I told you enough that you are everything?
F#m E A
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
D E
I will always say that
Break x2
|F#m |G#m |A |D
Bridge
A D
Will you read what I wrote about you?
F#m E A
Nothing could change you and me
F#m E A
How could I forget your voice?
A D
It's always on repeat
D E
It's not like I had a choice
A
It's become a part of me
Break x2
|F#m |G#m |A |D
[Refrão]
A D
Haven’t I told you enough you’re where I’m meant to be?
F#m E D
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
A D
Haven’t I told you enough that you are everything?
F#m E A D
'Cause you’re mine and I will always say that
D
I will always say that
Outro
(Repeat till fade)
|D |D |A |E
How to play Have I Told You Enough
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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.