After Loving You Chords by Elvis Presley

After Loving You by Elvis Presley

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After Loving You:Elvis Presley.
Album - From Elvis In Memphis - #13 on
BB Hot 200 on RCA Records in 1969.


INTRO: D A D

#1.
D             G                        D
But now after loving you, what else is there 

to do?
           A 
For honey, all the rest is just gonna have to 
   D
be second best.
            G                         D
I know I'll go through life comparing her to 

you.
D                                        A
That's cause I'm no good, I'm no good to anyone 
      F      D   G D
after loving you.
CHORUS:
D                         G
Your precious love cannot be erased by just another 
             D
woman with a pretty face.
                              E
And your memory, you know, it will remain for it 
          A
cannot be erased.
      D         G                           D
Other loves may come along, they can't live up to you.
                                         A
That's cause I'm no good, I'm no good to anyone after 
       D  G  D
loving you.


CHORUS:
D                         G
Your precious love cannot be erased by just another 
             D
woman with a pretty face.
                              E
And your memory, you know, it will remain for it 
          A
cannot be erased.
      D         G                           D
Other loves may come along, they can't live up to you.
                                         A
That's cause I'm no good, I'm no good to anyone after 
       D  G  D
loving you.


OUTRO:
D                                   A
I said, I'm no good, I'm no good to anyone after 
       D  G D
loving you.
D                       
I said I'm no good, I'm no good, I'm no good to 
A
anyone, to anyone, to anyone, to anyone after loving 
D   G D
you.
D                                        A
That's cause I'm no good, I'm no good to anyone after 
       D  
loving you..(Fade.)




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