Gin Wigmore - Dont stop
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Gin Wigmore - Don't Stop
Intro: Cm Eb G7 F7 (2x)
Verse 1:
CmTwinkle toes, I think I Ebfound the soul
To make me G7happily ever-F7after
CmTwinkle toes, I'm glad you Ebshot your bow
G7Into the arms of my F7savior
CmCan I say that I am Ebsomebody's world?
G7How do I live alone with F7nowhere to go?
Pre-chorus:
AbI say I love you Adimand I say it more
BbMy one and only, I can't lose
Chorus:
So Ebdon't stop Bbdoing what you do
CmHave I paid my dues just to Abbe with you?
EbDon't stop Bbdoing what you do
CmI will be your something when you're Abbottled and blue
EbDon't Gaugstop Abdoing what you do
Abm'Cause that makes you my Ebman
Interlude: Cm Eb G7 F7
Verse 2:
CmGatekeeper, I am Ebdown on my knees
G7I need your keys to free my F7stranger
CmGatekeeper, I will Ebknock down your door
And I don't G7care if you call yourself the F7Reaper (the Reaper)
CmTick-tock clock, I Ebsay bye-bye
G7I found a reason to be F7done with time
Pre-chorus:
AbI say I love you Adimand I say it more
BbMy one and only, I can't lose
(Repeat Chorus)
Bridge:
Ab F7/A Eb Bb/D Cm
Can't you understand
Ab F7/A Eb Bb/D Cm
That, baby, you're my man?
AbI say I love youAdim and I say it more
BbMy one and only, I can't lose
(Live version only: solo over chorus chords)
No, Ebdon't stop Bbbeing what you be
CmDoing what you do, don't Abstop being you, no
EbNo, no, no, no, no, no, don't Bbstop
No, I Cmcan't, no, I Abcan't lose you
Chorus/Outro:
So Ebdon't stop Bbdoing what you do
CmHave I paid my dues just to Abbe with you?
EbDon't stop Bbdoing what you do
CmI will be your something when you're Abbottled and blue
EbDon't Gaugstop Abdoing what you do
Eb Don't Gaugstop Abdoing what you do
Eb Don't Gaugstop Abdoing what you do
Abm'Cause that makes you my Ebman
Notes:
Could also move to an Eb or Bb after the first 2 lines of the bridge.
Note that Gaug and Eaug are the same chord; in this song keyboardists
will want to think about it as the latter, guitarists/bassists the former.
Enjoy!
-Brian