
Walk With You
Edwin McCain
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Tom : F#m
[Refrão]
A E/G# F#m E D A/C# Bm
I’ll take this slow sweet walk with you
A E/G# F#m E D A/C# Bm
You’ll let go of my hand to say: I do
F#m E D A/C# Bm
He will discover just how blessed a life can be
A C#m Dm
I know cuz all those years ago
[Próxima Parte]
D E A
Someone handed you to me
[Interlude]
A E/G# F#m A E/G# F#m
[Verse]
E F#m
Every step that we take
D A
Brings back the memories
E F#m
Winter snows and horse shows
D G D/F# E
Dancing on the beach
C#7 F#m B
I can’t help thinking that I’m the lucky one
A Bm
You’re still my baby daughter
D E E
And now I’ve gained a son
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
D E A
Your mom handed you to me
[Interlude]
A E/G# F#m A E/G# F#m
[Verse]
E F#m D A
Don’t miss a chance to put each other first
E F#m D G D/F# E
Now that you’ve vowed for better or for worse
C#7 F#m B
Don’t let the beauty of this life pass you by
A Bm D E
In the times of trouble you’ll stand side by side
[Chorus]
A E/G# F#m E D A/C# Bm
I’ll take this slow sweet walk with you
A E/G# F#m E D
You’ll let go of my hand to say: I do
A E/G# F#m E D A/C# Bm
I picture a slow sweet walk yet to be
F#m E D A/C# Bm
When you’ll take my hand and say Daddy come see
A C#m Dm
Then you’ll know what it feels like
A C#m Dm
You won’t believe what it feels like
A C#m Dm
Then you’ll know what it felt like
D E A
When she handed you to me
[Interlude]
A E/G# F#m A E/G# F#m A E/G# F#m D E A
She handed you to me
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