Sonnet 18

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Shall I compare thee to a 
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summer's day?
 Am             G           
Thou art more lovely and more 
   Am
temperate:
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Rough winds do shake the darling 
  Am      G
buds of May,
     Am                  G    
And summer's lease hath all too 
          Am
short a date:
     G                       Am
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven 
shines,
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     G                          
And often is his gold complexion 
  Am
dimm'd;
           G                 Am   
And every fair from fair sometime 
    G
declines,
     Am                   G   
By chance, or nature's changing 
              Am
course, untrimm'd;
     G                          
But thy eternal summer shall not 
  Am
fade
     G                          
Nor lose possession of that fair 
       Am
thou ow'st;
            G                      
Nor shall death brag thou wander'st
         Am
 in his shade,
          Em                       
When in eternal lines to time thou 
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grow'st;
    Am               G        Am 
So long as men can breathe or 
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eyes can see,
    Am                    G       
So long lives this, and this gives
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 life to thee.
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