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All That Heaven
Will Allow lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's an excellent song recorded by the Mavericks.
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All That Heaven Will Allow Recorded by The Mavericks Written by Bruce Springsteen
D7 G C G D7 I got a dollar in my pocket there ain't a cloud up above G C D7 I got a picture in a locket that says baby I love you C G Well if you didn't look then boys then fellas don't go looking now C D7 G D7 Well here she comes a-walking all that heaven will allow
G C G D7 Say hey there mister bouncer now all I wanna do is dance G C D7 But I swear I left my wallet back home in my working pants C G C'mon Slim slip me in man I'll make it up to you somehow C D7 G I can't be late I got a date with all that heaven will allow
C Em Rain and storm and dark skies well now they don't mean a thing C D7 G If you got a girl that loves you and who wants to wear your ring C Em So c'mon mister trouble we'll make it through you somehow C D7 G We'll fill this house with all the love all that heaven will allow
Repeat #3
D7 G C G D7 Now some may wanna die a young man young and gloriously G C D7 Get it straight now mister hey buddy that ain't me C G Coz I got something on my mind that sets me straight and walking proud C D7 G And I want all the time all that heaven will allow
C D7 C G And I want all the time all that heaven will allow
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