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Ill never get over you getting over you G-F Verse I G C/G I hear you're taking the town again, havin a good time, G with all your good time friends. I don't think that you think of me, C/G Bsus-B You're on your own now and I'm alone and free Refrain Em B I know that i should get along with my life, C D But a life lived without you could never be right Chorus C Bm Am D As long as the stars shine down from the heavens, C Am D Bm As long as the rivers run to the sea, C Bm Am Dsus-D G I'll never get over you, getting over me. Verse II (Same Chords) I try to smile so the won't show, tell everybody, i was glad to see you go but the tears won't just go away Lonelines found me, looks like its here to stay Refrain II (same Chords) I know that i ought to find someone knew, But all i find is myself always thinking of you, Repeat chorus Bridge C G Ooh. . . know matter what i do Bm Am each night's a lifetime to live through
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