Richard Marx - Surrender to me

^GIs it that we've been ^Atogether much ^Bmtoo long? The a^A/C#nswer may not ^Dbe in black and ^Em7white. ^GWe're always trying to^A prove who^Bm's right or wrong, Yet no^A/C#w we're giving^D up without a fi^Em7ght.^{Em9 Em C}But I know when you're gone, I^Cmaj7'll wish I held on.

^BmSo, baby, surr^Emender to me ^A/C#There'll be no holding bac^Dk now. ^{A/C# Bm} So, baby, surre^Emnder to me ton^Asus4ight. ton^Aight

^GI don't want our love ^Ato cause y^Bmou so much pain. If thi^A/C#s is how it's ^Dgoing to be, I'l^Eml walk away. ^GOh, neither one of us ^Ashould eve^Bmr say goodbye. Let's^A/C# forget about the ^Dpast and who's t^Emo blame, ^C'Cause when this is all gone, ^Cmaj7We'll wish we'd held on.

^BmSo, baby, surr^Emender to me. ^A/C# There'll be no holding ^Dback now.^{A/C# Bm} So, baby, sur^Emrender to me to^Asus4night. tonig^Aht

How could ^D#this love be in danger That us^Fed to be so good, so ^Gright? To think ^D#that fate could make us strangers Has th^Frown me in your arms to^Gm/A#night! ^A

^BmSo, baby, surr^Emender to me. s^A/C#urrender There'll be no ^Dholding back now^A/C#. ^Bm So, baby, surre^Emnder to me ton^Asus4ight. ton^Aight. ^Bm surren^Emder baby s^Bmurrender su^Emrrender ^{G A Bm Bm9}