If chords

The Divine Comedy

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Intro 
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If you were the road       I'd go all the way 
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If you were the night      I'd sleep in the day 
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If you were the day        I'd cry in the night 
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'Cause you are the way     The truth and the light 

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If you were a tree,   I could put my arms around you 
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And you could not complain 
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If you were a tree,     I could carve my name into your side 
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And you would not cry, 
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Cause trees don't cry 


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If you were a man,   I would still love you 
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If you were a drink, I'd drink my fill of you 
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If you were attacked, I would kill for you 
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If your name was Jack,  I'd change mine to Jill for you 

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If you were a horse, I'd clean the crap out of your stable 
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And never once complain 

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If you were a horse,  
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I could ride you through the fields at dawn 
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Through the day until the day was gone 
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I could sing about you in my songs 
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As we rode away into the sett---ing sun 

(Sun)  
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If you were,  my little girl 
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I would find it hard to let you go 
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If you were,   my sister 
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I would find it doubly so 
  
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If you were a dog,  I'd feed you scraps from off the table 
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Though my wife complains 
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If you were my dog  I am sure you'd like it better then, 
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you'd be my loyal four legged friend 
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You'd never have to think again 
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And we could be together till the end