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Hey There Delilah Chord
INTRO
D, F#m, D, F#m

VERSE 1
D F#m
Hey there Delilah, What’s it like in New York City? D F#m
I’m a thousand miles away, But girl tonight you look so pretty, Bm G A Bm
Yes you do, Time Square can’t shine as bright as you, A
I swear it’s true.
D F#m
Hey there Delilah, Don’t you worry about the distance, D F#m
I’m right there if you get lonely, Give this song another listen, Bm G A Bm
Close your eyes, Listen to my voice it’s my disguise, A
I’m by your side.

CHORUS
D Bm D Bm
Oh it’s what you do to me, Oh it’s what you do to me,
D Bm D Bm
Oh it’s what you do to me, Oh it’s what you do to me, D
What you do to me.

VERSE 2
D F#m
Hey there Delilah, I know times are getting hard, D F#m
But just believe me girl some day, I'll pay the bills with this guitar, Bm G A Bm
We'll have it good, We'll have the life we knew we would, A
My word is good.
D F#m
Hey there Delilah, I’ve got so much left to say, D F#m
If every simple song I wrote to you, Would take your breath away, Bm G A Bm
I’d write it all, Even more in love with me you’d fall, A
We’d have it all.

CHORUS
D Bm D Bm
Oh it’s what you do to me, Oh it’s what you do to me,
D Bm D Bm
Oh it’s what you do to me, Oh it’s what you do to me,

Bridge
G A
A thousand miles seems

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