Friendly Persuasion â Pat Boone, 1956 Intro: G D D7 F#m G A7

T^A7hee ^Em7I ^Dlove,^B7 ^Gmore than the ^Ameadow so ^Dgreen and ^B7still, M^Gore than the ^Amulberries ^Don the ^B7hill, M^Gore than the ^Abuds ^Em7on a ^F#mMay ^D7apple ^Emtree, ^A7I ^Glove ^Dthee.

Chorus:

A^Grms have ^DI, s^B7trong as the ^Emoak, for ^Athis ^A7oc-^Gca?^D?sion, ^FdimLips have^C#7 I, to ^Edimkiss thee, ^Dtoo, ^Gin f^Driend^D7ly ^F#mper ^Gsua ^A7sion.

T^A7hee ^Em7 is ^Dmine, ^B7 ^Gthough I don't ^Aknow ^Em7many ^Dwords of ^B7praise, ^GThee pleasures ^Ame in a ^Dhundred ^B7ways, ^GPut on your ^Abon - ^Em7net, your ^F#mcape, ^D7and your ^Em7gloves, ^GAnd ^Em7come ^Bm7with ^Eme, for ^A7thee ^Em7I ^Glove,

Interlude: G D B7 Em A A7 G D (Chorus) Fdim C#7 Edim D G D D7 F#m G A7 In friendly per - sua â sion.

^A7Thee ^Em7is ^Dmine, ^B7 t^Ghough I don't know ^Amany ^Em7words ^Dof ^B7praise, ^GThee pleasures ^Ame in a ^Dhundred ^B7ways, ^GPut on your ^Abon - ^Em7net, your ^F#mcape, ^D7and your ^Em7gloves, ^GAnd ^Em7come ^Bm7with ^Eme, for ^A7thee ^Em7 I ^Glove.

Pat Boone - Friendly persuasion