
That's What Love Is For
Amy Grant
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Tom:
E B A
Sometimes we make it harder than it is
E B A
We'll take a perfect night
B E A
And fill it up with words we don't mean
E A
Dark sides best unseen
F#m7 B A B
And we wonder why we're feeling this way
E B A
Sometimes I wonder if we really feel the same
E B A
Why we can be unkind
B E A
Questioning the strongest of hearts
E A
That's when we must start
F#m7 E A A B
Believing in the one thing that has gotten us this far
C# F# G#
That's what love is for
F# G#
To help us through it
C# F# G#
That's what love is for
F# G#
Nothing else can do it
F# G#
Melt our defenses
F# G#
Bring us back to our senses
A B
Give us strength to try once more
A B C# A B
Baby, that's what love is for
E B A
Sometimes I see you, and you don't know I am there
E B A
And I'm washed away
B E A
By emotions I hold deep down inside
E A
Getting stronger with time
F#m7 E A A B
It's living through the fire, and holding on we find
REPEAT CHORUS
A B
Instrumental: :C# :F# :C# :F# B:E :A :
F#m7 E A A B
Believing in the one thing that has gotten us this far
Chorus: (key change)
D G A
That's what love is for
G A
To help us through it
D G A
That's what love is for
G A
Nothing else can do it
G A
Round off the edges
G A
Talk us down from the ledges
[Refrão]
Bb C
Give us strength to try once more
Bb C D
Baby, that's what love is for
D G A G A
That's what love is for
D G A G A
That's what love is for
[Próxima Parte]
G A
Melt our defenses
G A
Bring us back to our senses
[Refrão] (repetir)
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