Jobyleigh - I Might Not Say It - Misc Originals

Jobyleigh - I Might Not Say It

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One Day I Was Walking, oh walking next to you
E
Somehow our hands met, and our lives entwinned for another year or two. It passed me by.
A
Another day, another hand, our eyes locked in to one and
A G# F#m
once upon a time I made you laugh and we had so much fun but now I lie
D
Its so much easier to lock the fight away for another
A
day like this to come along, a reason that you smile
A G# F#m
and once I leave a note upon your bed, you sit down for a while and then just cry
 
cause every now and then, I feel so insecure that
D
letting you know that I need, you as I walk on out the door
 
[Chorus]
A
I might not say Hey! I Need You
A G#
I might not say Hey! I Want You
Bm D E A
But you should know: Every time I wake up... my first thought belongs to you
 
[Verse 2]
A
Another year goes by again, I leave you at the door
A G#
And think back to all the letters left, years and years before
F#m
I know you keep, in your little keep sake, made for you and I
D
I hope I do a job of filling it, I hope you know I try
 
[Chorus]
A
I might not say Hey! I Need You
A G#
I might not say Hey! I Want You
Bm D E A
But you should know: Every time I wake up... my first thought belongs to you
 
A
I might not say Hey! I Need You
A G#
I might not say Hey! I Want You
Bm D E A
But you should know: Every time I wake up... my first thought belongs to you
 
A A G# Bm D E A
 
A A G# Bm D E A
 
A
I might not say Hey! I Need You
A G#
I might not say Hey! I Want You
Bm D E A
But you should know: Every time I wake up... my first thought belongs to you

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

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