More Than Words Extreme
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[G] [Cadd9] [Am7] [C] [D]
[G] [Cadd9] [Am7] [C] [D]
[G] Saying "I [Cadd9]love you"
Is n[Am7]ot the words[C] I want to [D]hear from [G]you
It's not that I [Cadd9]want you
[Am7]Not to say, but i[C]f you o[D]nly k[Em]new how e[Am7]asy
[D]It would be to [G]show me [D/F#]how you f[Em]eel
More than [Am7]words
Is a[D7]ll you have to d[G7]o to make it re[C]al
[C]Then you [Cm]wouldn't have to [G]say that you lo[Em7]ve me
'Cause [Am7]I'd alr[D7]eady [G]know
What would you [D/F#]do if m[Em]y heart wa[Bm]s torn i[C]n two
More than words to sh[G/B]ow you f[Am7]eel
That your [D7]love for me is r[G]eal
What would you [D/F#]say if [Em]I took tho[Bm]se words[C] away
Then you couldn't [G/B]make thi[Am7]ngs new
Just by [D]saying "I love [G]you"
[Cadd9] [Am7] [C]
[D]More than [G]words
[Cadd9] [Am7] [C] [D] [G]
Now but I've [Cadd9]tried to [Am7]talk to you
And [C]make you [D]understan[G]d
All you [Cadd9]have to do is [Am7]close your eye[C]s
And just reach [D]out your [Em]hands
And [Am7]touch me
[D]Hold me close, don't [G]ever [Bm7]let me [Em]go
More than [Am7]words
Is a[D7]ll I ever[G7] needed you to [C]show
Then you[Cm] wouldn't have to[G] say that you lo[Em7]ve me
'Cause [Am7]I'd [D7]already[G] know
What would you [D/F#]do if m[Em]y heart wa[Bm]s torn i[C]n two
More than words to sh[G/B]ow you f[Am7]eel
That your [D]love for me is [G]real
What would you[D/F#] say if[Em] I took th[Bm]ose word[C]s away
Then you couldn't make[G/B] things n[Am7]ew
Just by [D]saying "I love__[G]____you[Cadd9]__________"[Am7] [C]
[D]More than [G]words[Cadd9] [Am7] [C]
[D]More than [G]words[Cadd9] [Am7] [C]
[D]More than [G]words[Cadd9] [Am7] [C]
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