May You Never Eric Clapton
M[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lay your [Am]head down
[G]Without a hand to h[C]old
May you n[Am]ever make your b[G]ed out in the co[C]ld[F] [C]
And m[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lose your t[Am]emper
If you get h[G]it in a bar room f[C]ight
May you n[Am]ever lose your w[G]oman overnig[C]ht[F] [C]
Well you're [G]just like a great strong sister to me
And I kn[C]ow that your lo[F]ve is tru[C]e
And you h[G]old no blade for to stab me in my back
I k[C]now that there's s[F]ome that d[C]o
So [G]please, won't you please, won't you bear it in mind
N.C. F
Love is a lesson tonight in our time
P[G]lease, won't you please bear it in mind for [C]me[F] [C]
M[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lay your [Am]head down
[G]Without a hand to h[C]old
May you n[Am]ever make your b[G]ed out in the co[C]ld[F] [C]
And m[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lose your t[Am]emper
If you get h[G]it in a bar room f[C]ight
May you n[Am]ever lose your w[G]oman overnig[C]ht[F] [C]
Well you're [G]just like a great strong brother to me
And I kn[C]ow that your lo[F]ve is tru[C]e
And you n[G]ever talk dirty behind my back
I k[C]now that there's s[F]ome that d[C]o
So [G]please, won't you please, won't you bear it in mind
N.C. F
Love is a lesson tonight in our time
P[G]lease, won't you please bear it in mind for [C]me[F] [C]
M[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lay your [Am]head down
[G]Without a hand to h[C]old
May you n[Am]ever make your b[G]ed out in the co[C]ld[F] [C]
And m[G]ay y[F]ou n[C]ever lose your t[Am]emper
If you get h[G]it in a bar room f[C]ight
May you n[Am]ever lose your w[G]oman overnig[C]ht[F] [C]
May you n[Am]ever lose your w[G]oman overnig[C]ht[F] [C]
May you n[Am]ever lose your w[G]oman overnig[C]ht[F] [C]
[Am] [G] [C] [F] [C]
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steadymarvin (report)
Put a capo on the fourth fret to play these chord shapes to Martyn's version - or Clapton's - as they are both in B.