How I Know

​Dodie

  • C
  • Csus2
  • D
  • D7
  • Em
  • G
  • Gm
  • Gmaj7
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D* (4232) [Verse 1]
G Csus2 G I can tell you're mine.
G Csus2 G Just like a bell the lines
G Gmaj7 Em C G* all around your nose ring out to me when I
D D7 get closer.
G Csus2 G Here's how I know I'm yours:
G Csus2 G If I'm a shell I'm shore
G Gmaj7 Em C G* you would be the sea always within reach to
D D7 wash on over. [Pre-chorus]
Csus2 G And you don't have to speak
Csus2 G a word to me.
Csus2 G D* I already think I know.
[Chorus]
Csus2 G D* I feel it in the way you wrap around me.
Csus2 G D* I know it when you're running down my spine.
Csus2 D* G D* Em It's how you always let me know I still belong to you.
Csus2 D* G That's how I know you're mine. [Verse 2]
G Csus2 G It's how all your words sound right.
G Csus2 G Every hello goodnight
G Gmaj7 Em C G* D D7 sings me off to sleep and puts me on my feet when it comes morning.
G Csus2 G And if it's love I'm in
G Csus2 G I'd much rather sink than swim.
Gmaj7 Em C G* D D7 I'm overboard. I might be far from shore but my heart's soarin'. [Pre-chorus]
Csus2 G And you don't have to speak
Csus2 G a word to me.
Csus2 G D* I already think I know. [Chorus]
Csus2 G D* I feel it in the way you wrap around me.
Csus2 G D* I know it when you're running down my spine.
Csus2 D* G D* Em It's how you always let me know I still belong to you.
Csus2 D* G That's how I know you're mine. [Instrumental] [Pre-chorus]
Csus2 G No, you don't have to speak
Csus2 G a word to me.
Csus2 G D* I already think I know. [Chorus]
Csus2 G D* I feel it in the way you wrap around me.
Csus2 G D* I know it when you're running down my spine.
Csus2 D* G D* Em It's how you always let me know I still belong to you.
Csus2 D* G That's how I know you're mine.
Csus2 D* Em That's how I know you're mine.
Csus2 D* G That's how I know you're mine.
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