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Five
Little Fingers lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a pretty country song written and recorded by Bill Anderson.
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Five Little Fingers Written and recorded by Bill Anderson
G C G C I came home last night to a dark and lonely cottage G D7 G I took the wreath off the door and somehow I stumbled inside C G C I just can't I just can't I said live without her G D7 G Give me one reason to live now that my darling has died C G And then five little fingers touched my hand D7 C G Five little fingers too young to understand
Spoken:
And there was a softness in my little girl's touch C That seemed to say daddy I need you so D7 C And in five little seconds her five little fingers G Told me all that I wanted to know
C G C I could tell her little eyes were full of questions G D7 G I tried to answer but all I could do was hold her tight C G C Forgive me forgive me I said for crying G D7 G But darling your daddy has got such a load on his shoulders tonight C G And then five little fingers soft and dear D7 C G Touched me on the cheek and gently brushed away a tear
Spoken:
And I knew that in her own little way C My baby was saying daddy I love you so D7 C It only took five little seconds for her five little fingers G To tell me all that I needed to know
D7 C G (Five little fingers too young to understand)
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