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G Em
You don't say that you love him
C D
But it shows in every word
G Em
When he played his favourite music
C D
Was the best you'd ever heard
G Em
And you tell me that he couldn't watch
C D
The violence cut by men
G G
When all is quiet throughout the land
C D
I hope you meet again
Chorus
G D G
I hope you'll meet again
C G D
I hope you'll meet again
G D G
I hope you'll meet again
C G D
I hope you'll meet again
G Em
His feelings were as deep for you
C D
And maybe even more
G Em
Though you probably didn't show it
C D
You knew his heart was sure
G Em
Though he left without a single word
C D
It's better in the end
C G
There are no words to say goodbye
C D
I hope you meet again
Chorus:
G Em
I never even met him
C D
But I know we'd be a pair
G Em
We'd have sat in any pub in town
C D
And had a good time there
G Em
But there's something left between us
C D
Stands in both our ways
C G
When all these things are sorted out
C D
I hope we'll meet some day
Chorus:
G Em
You tell me of his interests
C D
How he loved the sound of trains
G Em
Whenever you hear that whistle
C D
It's calling out his name
G Em
All the lonely years you suffered
C D
Remembering back when
C G
The days seemed so much longer
C D
I hope you meet again
Chorus:
How to play MFEJJP@mh1.mcc.ac.uk. Please send in more Saw Doctors tab.
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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.