
Rich With Love
American Authors
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Tom : E
E
I was an only child for most of my life
F#m
Living with a mother that would work three jobs just to survive
F#
Growing up right outside of Minneapolis
E F#m
She always gave me more than enough
A F#m
Oh, to some we looked poor
E
But we were always rich with love
E
Love
[Verse 1]
E
My old man was far, but we were okay
F#m
He'd fly me out to visit the sunny L.A.
A F#m F#
Oh, he married to a woman and they have a child
C#m F#m
But still he pass away to know
E F#m
Oh, I'll must know the day
[Chorus]
B E
And how we may be rich with love, love
C#m A E E C#m
Looooove, love
A B E
Love
[Verse 2]
E
I left home and moved to Brooklyn New York
A
I didn't know it was only me in entire town, and was heading off course
C#m
But I'll figure out what made the most of my time
A
Trying to get out of love
E F#m
Oh, I never had much
[Chorus]
B E
But I was always rich with love, love
C#m A E E C#m
Looooove, love
A B E
Love
[Bridge]
E A
My girl works a job, she said that she hate
B A
And i can't seem to help bring down the unemployment way
E
But the Millie want to get it all without the peers
A
It doesn't matter time's all tough
C#m
Oh, just having her around
[Chorus]
B E
It always makes me rich with love, love
E
Love, love
C#m A E E C#m
Looooove, love
A B E
Love
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