I Love You Too
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“I Love You Too” by Dott
Intro: G Am C D
G C D G C D
I don’t know why, what you said gave me such a surprise.
G C G C D
I don’t know why I didn’t see it coming by that look in your eye
G C D G C D
Maybe I’m shy. Maybe no one’s told me this before
G C G C D
Maybe I froze and the next thing I know you’re walking out my back door
G Am C Am
That’s what you get when you’re scared of your feelings
G Am Em D
And you let just one moment pass by
G Am C Am
That’s called regret when you bite on your tongue
Em D G D
When you know all you wanted to say was I love you too.
G C D G C D
Now I’m crying Now I think I scared you away
G C G C D
Now I’m trying to let you know I think I’m feeling the same
G C D G C D
Call it hindsight. Call it telling yourself lies
G C G C D
Call it knowing I wanna find you and say those words I denied
G Am C Am
That’s what you get when you’re scared of your feelings
G Am Em D
And you let just one moment pass by
G Am C Am
That’s called regret when you bite on your tongue
Em D
When you know all you wanted to say was
G Am C D
I love you too 4X
-slow-
G C D
ooooOOOOooooOOooOOoooooo 4X
G Am C Am
Can we forget I was scared of my feelings
G Am Em D
Letting one perfect moment pass by?
G Am C Am
Let’s not regret this, I’m here in your garden
Em D
And I’m ready to tell you that I love you
-fast-
G Am C Am
(too) Can we forget I was scared of my feelings
G Am Em D
Letting one perfect moment pass by?
G Am C Am
Let’s not regret this, I’m here in your garden
Em D
And I’m ready to tell you that
G Am C D
I love you too 4X
G
You too
How to play I Love You Too
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.