They Know God But I Know You

Peter and Kerry

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Tom:
[Gmaj7 320032] [A13 x02022] Capo: 3 fret [Intro]
Gmaj7 A Bm
Gmaj7 A Bm
Gmaj7* [Verse 1]
A* Bm* Gmaj7* You're turning in your sleep again,
A* Bm* Gmaj7* I'm trying but I'm panicking,
A* Bm* Gmaj7 And I'll comfort you as best I can. [Pre-Chorus]
A Bm Gmaj7 If you need, if you need me you can call,
A D Gmaj7 If you need, if you need me you can call. [Chorus]
Gmaj7 To see someone you care about that way,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they say,
Gmaj7 A D They know God.
D Gmaj7 To see the strength in someone that you know,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they sho-o-ow,
Gmaj7 A D They know God.
[Interlude]
Gmaj7 [Verse 2]
A13* Bm7* Gmaj7* All I can think to bring is flowers,
A13* Bm7* Gmaj7* In that bed I watched you for hours,
A13* Bm7* Gmaj7* I'll comfort you as best I can. [Pre-Chorus]
A D Gmaj7 If you need, if you need me you can call,
A D Gmaj7 If you need, if you need if you need me baby. [Chorus]
Gmaj7 To see someone you care about that way,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they say,
Gmaj7 A D They know God.
D Gmaj7 To see the strength in someone that you know,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they sho-o-ow,
Gmaj7 A D They know God. [Interlude]
Gmaj7 [Bridge]
D* A* Gmaj7* 'Cause I belie-ieve in you,
D* A* Gmaj7* I belie-ieve in you,
D A Gmaj7 'Cause I belie-ieve in you,
D A Gmaj7 I belie-ieve in you. [Chorus]
Gmaj7 To see someone you care about that way,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they say,
Gmaj7 A D They know God.
D Gmaj7 To see the strength in someone that you know,
A Bm Em That must be what people mean when they sho-o-ow,
Gmaj7 A D They know God. [Outro]
Gmaj7 But I know you,
A D Ah, aah, aah,
Gmaj7 A D I, I know you
Gmaj7 But I know you
A D Ah, aah, aah,
Gmaj7 A D I, I know you.
Gmaj7
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