
Cry
Faith Hill
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Tom:
D Em
C (x2)
Intro: G
G D Em C
If I had just one tear running down your cheek
G D Em C G
Maybe I could cope maybe I'd get some sleep
D Em C
If I had just one moment at your expense
D C G/B D C G D
Maybe all my misery, would be well spe-ent ye--ah
Chorus 1:
[Refrão]
G D Em C
Could you cry a little, lie just a little
G D Em C
Pretend that you're feeling a little more pain
G D Em C
I gave now I'm wanting something in return
[Próxima Parte]
G D G
So cry just a little for me
G D Em C
If your love could be caged honey I would hold the key
G D Em C
And conceal it underneath the pile of lies you handed me
G D Em C
And you'd hunt those lies they'd be all you'd ever find
D C G/B D C G D
And that'd be all you'd have to know, for me to be fi-ine ye-ah
Chorus 2:
G D Em C
And you'd cry a little, die just a little
G D Em C
And baby I would feel just a little less pain
G D Em C
I gave now I'm wanting something in return
G D G
So cry just a little for me
D Em C G D
Instrumental: G
Em C D
Give it up baby I hear you're doing fine
Em C D
Nothing's gonna save me I see it in your eyes
G F Em Cm
Some kind of heartache come on, give it a try
G D D C G D
(no chord)
I don't want pity I just want what is mi-ine ye-ah
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G D Em C
So cry just a little for me--- yeah
G D Em C
Cry just a little for me, woah woa
G D G D Em C G D G
Could you cry a little for me yeah
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