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Good Morning Dear by Roy Orbison

Good Morning Dear chords by Roy Orbison

Guitar chords with lyrics


Verse 1:

     C     C/B
Were the nights any sweeter
  Am      C      F      Am Dm F
The mornings any cooler, when she was here?
  G         Dm      Em      C       C/B Am G
Or was the mind grown accustomed to hearing "Good morning Dear"?

Verse 2:

     C         C/B
Should I still feel all the sunshine
    Am    C           F        Am Dm F
That remembering brings to mind with my thoughts of her?
   G      Dm      Em        C      C/B Am G
Lord, we both know things could never ever be the way they were
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Verse 3:

  C       C/B
Her little girl illusions
     Am     C       F       Am Dm F
Built the wall of confusion between right and wrong
   G   Dm   Em     Dm     C         C/B Am G
That stands between her and the dream I had cherished so long

Verse 4:

  C     C/B
Now faded and tattered,
   Am    C       F      Am Dm F
once all that mattered when she was here
   G     Dm      Em      C       C/B Am G
And a mind grown accustomed to hearing "Good morning dear"

Verse 5:

     C     C/B
Were the nights any sweeter
  Am      C      F      Am Dm F
The mornings any cooler, when she was here?
  G         Dm      Em      C       C/B Am G

Good Morning Dear chords

Roy Orbison chords for Good morning dear

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