You Might Forget The Singer But You Wont Forget The Song
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus]
C
Oh, you might forget the singer
But you won’t forget the song
F C
Singers come and go and fade away
G
The melody of love remains
Am
The truth goes marching on
F C
Oh, you might forget the singer
G C
But you won’t forget the song
[Verse 1]
F C
This song of love I’m singing you’ll remember
F C
You won’t forget the rhythm of the free
F C G/B Am
The music’s sure to stick there in your memory
D G G7
Even if you don’t remember me
[Chorus]
C
Oh, you might forget the singer
But you won’t forget the song
F C
Singers come and go and fade away
G
The melody of love remains
Am
The truth goes marching on
F C
Oh, you might forget the singer
G C C C#
But you won’t forget the song
[Verse 2]
F# C#
There's a limit to the time we have for singing
F# C#
It's almost like we're singing in the round
F# C# G# A#m
We'll pass the tune right on when we are finished
D# G#
As our children add their voices to the sound
[Chorus]
C#
Oh, you might forget the singer
But you won’t forget the song
F# C#
Singers come and go and fade away
G#
The melody of love remains
A#m
The truth goes marching on
F# C#
Oh, you might forget the singer
G# C#
But you won’t forget the song
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What is the starting chord?
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