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D Dsus4 Maybe you don't know me D Dsus4 anymore than I know you D and I wouldn't blame you if Asus2 you walked away. A7 I been watching you all evening with the teardrops in your eyes Em A and it touches me much more D than I can say. D Dsus4 You know I'd hate to think that someone D Dsus4 could have hurt someone like you. D7 And if I was him, D7sus G I'd be right by your side. G A D Lay your troubles on my shoul ders, Dmaj7 G put your worries in my pocket, A D D7 rest your love on me awhile. G A D Lay your troubles on my shoul der, Dmaj7 G put your worries in my pocket, A D E rest your love on me awhile. A Asus4 Saw you in the corner A Asus4 on the moment I walked in A saw your lonely face E across the room. E No, I won't forget it. And the way it might have been. Bm E Why did you have to leave A so soon. A Asus4 You know I'd hate to think that someone A could have loved you more than me. A7 And at times like this D Dsus4 I'd be right by your side. D E A Lay your troubles on my shoul ders, Amaj7 D put your worries in my pocket, E A A7 rest your love on me awhile. D E A Lay your troubles on my shoul ders, Amaj7 D put your worries in my pocket, E A rest your love on me awhile. E Esus4 How long must I wait E for the last train to be here? D And the last chance to know. Get to think that I was born too soon. E Esus4 How long, honey, E when the loving don't come? D I was there when you left me. Just didn't know how to begin. D E A Lay your troubles on my shoul ders, Amaj7 D put your worries in my pocket, E A rest your love on me awhile.
Written by Barry Alan Gibb
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