Written In Stone

Randy Travis

  • A
  • Bm7
  • C
  • D
  • Em7
  • G
Tono:
G 3x0003
Em7 022030 A x02220 C x32010 Bm7 x24232 [Intro]
D [Verse 1]
D I'm gonna take you down to the riverside, where the water runs slow and wide,
G there's a big ol' rock out in the middle, and I took my hammer and chisel,
D and worked all night so you could see, just how much you mean to me,
G I carved your name right next to mine , and it'll be there till the end of time.
A Em7 A And my love will last at least that long [Chorus]
G D It's written in stone how I feel for you, it's written in stone what I want to do
Em7 C D Spend my life and the life hereafter loving you
G D Bm7 And darling if we live to be a hundred, or if we don't make it half that long
Em7 C D I want you to know what I feel for you, is written in stone [Verse 2]
D There's a place on the edge of town, when I was a kid I found
G Two names on a stone together, lying side by side forever
D And it was then and there I knew, if I ever thought a love was true
G I'd surely want to write it down, on something that would be around
A Em7 A When all the spoken words have come and gone [Chorus]
G D It's written in stone how I feel for you, it's written in stone what I want to do
Em7 C D Spend my life and the life hereafter loving you
G D Bm7 And darling if we live to be a hundred, or if we don't make it half that long
Em7 C D I want you to know what I feel for you, is written in stone [Bridge]
A Em7 A D And when this life has come and gone, our love will still be [Chorus]
G D Written in stone how I feel for you, written in stone what I want to do
Em7 C D Spend my life and the life hereafter loving you
G D Bm7 And darling if we live to be a hundred, or if we don't make it half that long
Em7 C D I want you to know what I feel for you, is written in stone
Em7 C D I want you to know what I feel for you, is written in stone
C D C D It's written in stone, it's written in stone
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Composición: Mac McAnally y Don Schlitz

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