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Beginning To Forget You
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Beginning To
Forget You lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's just an excellent Marty Robbins' song. This is a beautiful song
that you can easily learn to play.
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Beginning To Forget You
By Marty Robbins
G D7
I think that I'm beginning to forget you
G
And I should because I cried with all my might
D7
I think that I'm beginning to forget you
G
Cause I only cried a little bit last night
D7
I think that I'm beginning to forget you
G
I think or maybe it just seems that way
D7
I think that I'm beginning to forget you
G
Cause I only read your letters once today
D7 G
Lately I hardly think about you
A7 D7
Unless I'm by myself or with a friend
G D7
I think that I'm beginning to forget you
G
Cause I only kiss your picture now and then
Repeat #3
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