Intro: A E (x4)E A E It's been a long time, since we walked that aisle togetherB And you became my wifeE A E And who would've thought, you would fall for someone just like meB For the best days of my life Chorus 1:A G#m I may not be a poet, cause I ain't so good on wordsA E B I may not stand before you, like a knight in shining armorA G#m I may not be the best of singers, there's better guys I've heardF#m A A E A E B But I know how to love, I know how to love you wellE A E You got your faults, and I don't need to tell you I've got mineB Well I guess they all even outE A E Wherever I ride, the thought of you turns water into wineB And somehow I lose a crowd Chorus 2:A G#m I may not drive a fancy car, I don't know what it's forA E B I may not be the one who gets to shower you in diamondsA G#m I may not be a rich man, but you can't call me poorF#m A Cause I know how to love, I know how to love you wellA E A E As we skip the light Fandango, from that old jukebox by the barA C#m B Now honey don't it make you wonder, how we ever got this far A E (x4) F#m B Chorus 3:A G#m I may not be a poet, cause I ain't got much to sayA E B I may not stand before you, like that knight in shining armorA G#m I may not be the best of singers, honey that's okF#m A Cause I know how to love, I know how to love F#m (no chord) A E I know how to love, you well Outro: A E
I Know How to Love You Well
Tim McGraw
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