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She Believes In Me lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a pretty country song recorded by Kenny Rogers.
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She Believes In Me Recorded by Kenny Rogers Written by Steve Gibb
G While she lays sleeping G7 C I stay out late at night and play my songs Am D7 Bm And sometimes all the nights can be so long Em Am D7 And it's good when I finally make it home all alone G While she lays dreaming
G7 C I try to get undressed without the light Am D7 Bm Then quietly she says how was your night Em Am And I come to her and say it was all right D7 G And I hold her tight
And she believes in me F#m I'll never know just what she sees in me B7 Em I told her someday if she was my girl Am D7 I could change the world with my little songs I was wrong
G F#m But she has faith in me and so I go on trying faithfully B7 Em And who knows maybe on some special night Am D7 G If my song is right I can find a way while she sleeps
G7 C I stumble to the kitchen for a bite Am D7 Bm Then I see my old guitar in the night Em Am Just waiting for me like a secret friend D7 G And there's no end while she lays crying
G7 C I fumble with a melody or two Am D7 Bm Then I'm torn between the things that I should do Em Am D7 G Then she says to wake her up when I am through God her love is true
Repeat #3,4
C Cm G While she waits while she waits for me
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