Remember Tab par Misty Miller (Accords Baryton)

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Do you remember me? I was the girl about five foot three
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Do you remember my eyes? Blue, blue as the skies
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Do you remember my dress? The blue one with the white flowers
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But it got all wet ?cause of the April showers

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I look a little different than before, now I am five foot four
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And my hair?s no longer pink, I washed that color down the sink
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I?ve got a few more things pierced, and I think they look well fierce
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And once day I hope you?ll see, and they will make you love me

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Do you remember? Cause I remember
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All the nights wishing that we were kissing
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Do you remember? Cause I remember
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All the nights wishing that we were kissing

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It's been a while and I learned new tricks and now I'm almost five foot six
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Wondering just where you are, could you really be that far
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Maybe if you saw me today, you'd see me in a different way
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See me in another light and love me whatever my height

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Do you remember? Cause I remember
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All the nights wishing that we were kissing
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Do you remember? Cause I remember
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All the nights wishing that we were kissing


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Do you remember, remember? No, not the fifth of November
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But the twelfth of March, when you broke my heart
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Do you remember, remember? No, not the fifth of November
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But the twelfth of March, when you broke my heart