To Know You
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C Em G D
To know you is to never worry for my life, and
C Em G D
To know you is to never give in into compromise
Am Em G D
To know you is to want to tell the world about you
Am Em G D
Cause I can’t live without you
C Em G D
To know you is to hear your voice when you are calling
C Em G D
To know you is to catch my brother when he is falling
Am Em G D
To know you is to feel the pain of the brokenhearted
Am Em G D
Cause they can’t live without you.
G
More than my next breath
D
More than life or death
Am Em C Em - D
All I’m reaching for, I live my life to know you more
G D
I leave it all behind, you’re all that satisfies
Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
Am C Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
( Am Em G D )
C Em G D
To know you is to ache for more than ordinary
C Em G D
To know you is to look beyond the temporary
Am Em G D
To know you is believing that you’ll be enough
Am Em G D
Cause there is no life without you
G
More than my next breath
D
More than life or death
Am Em C Em - D
All I’m reaching for, I live my life to know you more
G D
I leave it all behind, you’re all that satisfies
Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
Am C Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
Am Em G D Am Em
All this life could offer me, could not compare to you
G D
Compare to you
Am Em G D Am Em
And I count it all as lost, compared to knowing you
G D
Knowing you
G
More than my next breath
D
More than life or death
Am Em C Em - D
All I’m reaching for, I live my life to know you more
G D
I leave it all behind, you’re all that satisfies
Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
Am C Am Em G D
To know you is to want to know you more
Am Em G D Am Em
All this life could offer me, could not compare to you
G D
Compare to you
Am Em G D Am Em
And I count it all as lost, compared to knowing you
G D
Knowing you
Am Em G D Am Em
And I count it all as lost, compared to knowing you
G D
Knowing you
How to play To Know You
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.