Capo: 2

Chris de Burgh - If You Really Love Her, Let Her Go From the albums: At the End of a Perfect Day (1977) and The Love Songs (1997) Comment for any corrections and please rate In 1977 the first version of this song was released on the album At the End of a Perfect Day. 20 years later Chris de Burgh re-recorded the song with the arrangement of Peter Oxendale. These chords match the original version from the album At the End of a Perfect Day. The chords of the re-recorded version from the album The Love Songs are the same but then you should leave the capo. Capo 2 This is the tab for the intro, these notes are also being played when you see the Esus4 chord down below. All notes are relative to the capo so at the re-recorded version you can play the same notes but without a capo. E Esus4 E Esus4 E Esus4 E e:|---------0------------0------------0----------------------------| B:|----------------------------------------------0-----------------| G:|-----1-2----2-----1-2----2-----1-2----2-----1-------------------| D:|---2------------2------------2------------2---------------------| A:|-2------------2------------2------------2-----------------------| E:|----------------------------------------------------------------| Intro: E Esus4 E Esus4 E Esus4 E

^G#m Please give me ^F#mone more chance, ^G#m I'm begging you, just ^F#mone more chance, If you'll l^Eisten^Esus4... ^E ^Esus4 ^G#m This is not some m^F#movie romance, ^G#m Or everlasting l^F#move at a glance, Won't you l^Eisten^Esus4... ^E ^Esus4 ^B She is a p^Aart of me now, ^B She's the very h^Aeart of me now, s^G#mo... If you r^F#meally love her,^B let her g^Eo.^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4

^G#m She's your daughter and I kn^F#mow that you care, ^G#m But like a lost bird in the c^F#mold night air, She is l^Eonely^Esus4... ^E ^Esus4 ^G#m Thinking back to the d^F#mays you were young, ^G#m When the pain of loving was so v^F#mery strong, Weren't you l^Eonely^Esus4? ^E ^Esus4 ^B She is no l^Aonger a child, ^B She's a woman with l^Aove in her eyes, s^G#mo... If you r^F#meally love her,^B let her g^Eo.^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 ^E

Oh sh^Ee is like a bird, Yearning f^Dor the winter wind, If you l^Cet her go, She'll come again in spr^Eingtime,^C ^D But ^Eif you make her stay, And hold her fr^Deedom in your hand, In the m^Corning you will wake, And she'll be g^Bone aw^Eay^Esus4... ^E ^Esus4

G#m F#m G#m F#m E Esus4 E Esus4 G#m F#m G#m F#m E Esus4 E Esus4

^B She is no l^Aonger a child, ^B She's a woman with my l^Aove in her eyes, s^G#mo... If you r^F#meally love her,^B let her g^Eo,^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 If you r^F#meally love her,^B let her g^Eo,^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 If you r^F#meally love her,^B let her g^Eo.^F#m.. ^E ^F#m ^A ^E ^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 ^E ^Esus4 ^E

Chris de Burgh - If you really love her let her go