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As Long As You Love Me Intro F C Am G As long as you love me Verse 1 Am F Although loneliness has always been a friend of mine G C C/B I'm leavin' my life in your hands Am F People say I'm crazy and that I am blind G C C/B Risking it all in a glance Am F And how you got me blind is still a mystery G C C/B I can't get you out of my head Am F Don't care what is written in your history G C As long as you're here with me

Chorus 1 F I don't care who you are C Where you're from Am What you did G As long as you love me F Who you are C Where you're from Am Don't care what you did G As long as you love me

Verse 2 Every little thing that you have said and done Feels like it's deep within me Doesn't really matter if you're on the run It seems like we're meant to be

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