
Saved My Life
Andy Grammer
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Tom : Em
C G
Oh-oh-oh-oh
D
Oh-oh-oh-oh
C
I think you should know you saved my life
[Verse 1]
G
I don't think you realise
D Em
What you've done for me
C G
Oh, I don't think you realise
D Em
What a little love could mean
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Oh, you, you stayed by my side
G
And you, you keep on the lights
D
And you knew just what to say
Em
When I was fadin'
C
Sometimes all that you need is
G D
Someone who can believe in you
More than you do
[Chorus]
C G
I was lost until I saw your halo
D Em
I was blind until I saw your light
C G
I believe, oh, friend, we all have angels
[Próxima Parte]
[Refrão]
D
And you are mine
C
I think you should know you saved my life
[Post-Chorus]
G
Oh-oh-oh-oh
D
Woah-oh-oh-oh
C
I think you should know you saved my life
[Próxima Parte]
G
Woah-oh-oh-oh
D
Woah-oh-oh-oh
C
I think you should know you saved my life
[Verse 2]
G
I don't think you realise
D Em
What you're words can do
C G
Oh, the whole world was fallin' all 'round me
D Em
But I held on to you
[Pre-Chorus]
C
Oh, you, you stayed by my side
G
And you, you keep on the lights
D
And you knew just what to say
Em
When I was fadin'
[Próxima Parte]
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Outro]
C G
I was lost until I saw your halo
(Woah-oh-oh-oh)
(Woah-oh-oh-oh)
D Em
I was blind until I saw your light
I think you should know you saved my life
C G
I believe, oh, friend, we all have angels
(Woah-oh-oh-oh)
(Woah-oh-oh-oh)
D
And you are mine
C
I think you should know you saved my life
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