Jason Robert Brown - If i didnt believe in you

There are ^Bm7people and they are ^Apublishing my bo^F#mok, And there's a ^Bm7party that they are ^Athrowing. ^F#m And while you've ^Dmmade it very clear that you're no^A/Et going, I will be ^Fgoing, and that's do^Ane. But what's it ^F#mreally about? ^DIs it real^F#mly about a par^Dmty Cathy? Can we ^Bmplease for a minute sto^Ap blaming and say wha^Dt you f^Bmeel? Is it ^D/Ejust that you're dis^A/Eappointed to b^Dm/Ee touring again for t^A/Ehe summer? Did you ^Fthink this would all be much ea^Csier than it's^D turned out to be? Well then ^Bm11talk to me, Cat^Ahy, talk to m^Ee.

If ^AI didn't beli^Deve in you, we^G'd never have gotten ^Athis far. A Eb diminished/B G A If I didn't believe in you and all of the ten thousand women you are, If ^A/EI didn't think y^F#ou could do an^A/Eything you ever^C#m7 wanted to, If ^DI wasn't certain that y^A/Eou'd come through s^Bomehow,^B7 The ^Bm7fact of the matter is, ^A2/ECathy, I woul^Ddn't be st^Eanding here n^Aow ^{D G A}

If ^AI didn't beli^Deve in you, we^G wouldn't be having t^Ahis fight. A Ebm diminished/B G A If I didn't believe in you, I'd walk out that door and say, "Cathy you're right." But I^A/E never could l^F#et that go kno^A/Ewing the things^C#m7 about you I know, Th^Dings, when I met yo^A/Eu four years ago, I^B7 knew It ^Bm7never took much convinc^A2/Eing to make m^De believe ^E in ^Ayou. ^{D G A}

^Em7Don't we get to be ^Dhappy Cathy? ^{A Em7}At some point down the ^D/Bline don't^A we get to relax,^G without some new ^D/Atsuris to push me yet f^Aurther from you. ^Em7If I'm cheering on ^Dyour side, Cat^Ahy, ^Em7Why can't you supp^Dort mine? Why d^Ao I have to ^Gfeel I've committed some fe^Dlony doing what ^EI always swore I would do? ^C#I don't want you t^F#o hurt, ^C#mI don't want you to^F# sink, ^C#mBut you know what I thi^F#nk? I thi^Amnk you'll be fi^Ene! ^E/D# Just hang on and you^E/D'll see!^C# But don't make me^A wait 'til you do t^Amo be happy with you. Will you l^Eisten to me? ^ANo one can give you^F# courage. ^GNo one can thicken your sk^Ain. I will not ^Dfail s^Gmo you ca^A/En be comfo^F#mrtable Cathy. Dm D G c F G I will not lose because you can't win.

If ^GI didn't bel^C/Eieve in you, the^F/An here's where the travelo^Ggue ends. If ^GI didn't bel^C/Eieve in you, I c^F/Aouldn't have stood before ^Gall of our friends And^G said, "This i^Em7s the life I ch^G/Doose. This is the thing ^Bm7I can't bear to loose. ^GTrip us or trap us^G/B but we refuse to^A fal^A7l." ^Am7That's what I thought we ag^G/Ereed on^Am7, Ca -^G/E thy. If ^CI h^Am7adn't beli^G/Eeved in^Em you, I ^Amwouldn't have ^Dlove you^G at a^Cll. ^{F G}