Jason Robert Brown - If i didnt believe in you

There are ^Gm7people and they are ^F2/Apublishing my book, And there's a ^Gm7party that they are ^F2/Athrowing. And while you've ^Bbm7made it very clear that you're not ^F2/Cgoing, I will be ^Db2going, and that's ^F2done. Dm9 Bbmaj7#11 But what's it really about? Is it really about a party Cathy? Can we ^Dm9please for a minute stop ^C/Eblaming and say what you^Eb/F feel? ^Gm/F Is it ^Bb/Cjust that you're disap^F/Cpointed to be ^Gm7/Ctouring again for the ^F/Csummer? Did you ^Ab6/9think this would all be much ^Eb2/Geasier than it's ^Fm7turned out to be? Well then ^Gm11talk to me, Cathy, talk to ^Fsusme.

If ^FI didn't beli^Bb/Deve in you, we'd ^Eb2never have gotten this ^Fsusfar. ^F If ^F2/AI didn't beli^F2/Beve in you and ^Bbm(maj7)all of the ten thousand women you are, If ^F2/CI didn't think ^Dm11you could do ^F2/Canything you ever ^Am7wanted to, If ^Bb2I wasn't certain that ^F2/Ayou'd come through so^G7susmehow, ^G7 The ^Gm7fact of the matter is, ^F2/ACathy, I ^Bb2wouldn't be ^Bb/Cstanding here now.

If ^FI didn't beli^Bb/Deve in you, we ^Eb6wouldn't be having this ^F2fight. If ^F2/AI didn't beli^F2/Beve in you, I'd ^Bbm(maj7)walk out that door and say, "Cathy you're right." But ^F/AI never could ^Dm9let that go ^F/Cknowing the things about ^Am7you I know, ^Bb2Things, when I met you four ^F2/Ayears ago, ^G7susI ^G7knew It ^Gm7never took much con^F2/Avincing to make me belie^Eb/Bbve ^Bb/C in you.^{F Bb2/D Eb2}

^Cm7Don't we get to be h^Bb2/Dappy Cathy? ^Cm7At some point down the l^Bb2/Dine don't we get to relax, ^Eb without some new ^Bb2tsuris to push me yet ^Ffurther from ^Bb/Fyou. ^{F Am7b5}If I'm cheering o^Ab6/9n your side, Cathy, ^Am7b5Why can't you suppor^Ab6/9t mine? Why do I have to ^Eb2feel I've committed some ^Bb2felony doing what ^CI always swore I would do? ^Am11I don't want you to h^D/Aurt, ^Am11/FI don't want you to s^D/Fink, ^D7susBut you know what I t^D7(b5)hink? I t^Ab7(b5)hink you'll be f^C/Gine! Just hang on and you'll ^C/Bbsee! But don't make me ^F2/Await 'til you do to be ^Fm9/Abhappy with you. Will you ^C2/Glisten to me? ^{Gsus Dbmaj7}No one can give you ^Dm7courage. ^Eb6/9No one can thicken your ^Csusskin. I will not ^Fm7fail so ^Bb6/9you can be ^F7/Acomfortable ^G7/BCathy. I will not ^Ab/Close bec^Dbause yo^Bb/Du can't ^Ebwin. ^{Ab/C Db2 Eb}

If ^EbI didn't beli^Ab/Ceve in you, then ^Db2here's where the travelogue ^Ebsusends. ^Eb If ^Eb2/GI didn't beli^Eb2/Aeve in you, I ^Abm(maj7)couldn't have stood before all of our friends And ^Eb2/Gsaid, "This is the ^Cm7life I choose. ^Eb/BbThis is the thing I can't ^Gm7bear to loose. ^Abmaj7Trip us or trap us but ^Eb/Gwe refuse to fall." ^{F7sus F7 Fm7}That's what I thought we ag^Eb2/Greed on, ^Fm7Ca - ^Eb2/Gthy. If ^AbI ^Fm7hadn't bel^Eb/Bbieved in ^Cm11you, I ^Fmwouldn't have ^Ab/Bblove you at a^Ebll. ^{Ab/C Db2 Eb}