My Song chords by Glen Campbell

Tuning: Standard tuning

My Song
Glen Campbell & Tanya Tucker
written by Steve Hardin

This song doesn't exist anywhere on the net
except for guitartabsexplorer.
So when you see it after 11/24/16
Someone stole it an reposted it as their own
like so many other Glen Campbell tabs I've done.
I have completed Glen's entire catalog of 700+
songs to be posted in due time.


Intro A

Verse

I wuddn't lookin' for no one

I was just out tryin' to have me some fun
   G
When baby
      D         A
You walked into my world that day

Verse


Then you looked right into my eyes

With a force that could make the Devil cry
     G
You just  sang....
D       A
My poor heart away

Verse


Friends may come an friends may go
                   G
And lovers either stay or break your heart
D          A
Awww you just fall apart

Verse


Thought I could take it or leave it

But I can't hardly believe it
 G        D        A
Nobody ever sang a song about me before

Chorus


And I begged .... you Baby
  E         A
As you walked out the door
F#m         E
Please don't play my song
D
 For somebody else
    F#m    E
It's so... beautiful
    D
Let me keep it for myself
F#m           E
Please don't change the chorus
  D
And put in another man's name
A        E       A
  Please don't take my song away
D
Oooo Baby
A               A
  Please don't take my song away

riff F#m E D F#m E D F#m E D E

Verse

A
Sittin' here in my lonely room

The radio on one afternoon
  G        D       A
And I heard a voice  that made me shiver

Oooo no one could sing that way

If they didn't mean just what they say
  G   D       A
My tears.... fell like a river

Bridge

     F#m A E   D
She sang Ooooo Baby I love you
    F#m    E     D
I'd be such a fool... not to stay
F#m    E       D
  We may never see each other again
     A   E        A
But I'll never take your song away
D       A   E        A
Oooo Baby I'll never take your song away
D      A   E        A  G D A
No Baby I'll never take your song away.........


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