Let Her Remember

A C#m F#m D   E


        A
Do you remember?
C#m
Think it was June,
        D       F#m
Maybe a Monday afternoon,
        D
In the parking lot.
        E               F#m E D
I guess I’d forgotten it too.


        A
And we sat there,
        C#m
And your blonde hair
             F#m                 A
Rippled like grass in the summer 
       F#m
air

                D
And your green eyes!
E                       C# E D
Oh my god – were you really there?


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D             E       C#   D
Well, let her remember.


                A                  
We stood on the pavement; I kicked 
         C#m
at the ground.
                C#                 
I played with the pebbles, I asked 
   F#m
you how,
            D
How much longer
        E                    C# E D
‘Til we figure this out?



                A
Through your warm tears,
        C#m                        
And your red ears; the way that you
 C#          E       F#m
 turned your head away
        D
I don’t know, but
                 E              
I don’t have much left to say.
F#m E D


D       E   C#m    D
But let her remember.


A   C#m             F#m
Take it all - back, back to me.
         D            E           
And I’ll take the blame this time;
              A    C#m    F#m
 all - I ever need
        D          E          A
So just tell me it’s alright, and I 
love you too!
C#m
Too much to say!
        F#m
Oh, more than the nights
        D             E
And more than the days!
D       E
Mhmm...

        A
I do remember.
C#m
I know it was June
        D       F#m
On a Monday afternoon,
        D
In the parking lot.
E                       A
I guess you’d forgotten it