There's Always Me

Elvis Presley

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There's Always Me

Written by Don Robertson

Key: Dm

There's Always Me Key AmAm

There's Always Me Key A#mA#m

There's Always Me Key BmBm

There's Always Me Key CmCm(one step down)

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There's Always Me Key DmDm(original key)

There's Always Me Key D#mD#m(half step up)

There's Always Me Key EmEm(one step up)

There's Always Me Key FmFm

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There's Always Me Key GmGm

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	  		(intro)  Dm  G 
  
                                              C 
When the evening shadows fall 
                                             Dm 
And you’re wondering who to call, 
                          G                          C 
For a little company there's always me. 

                                              C 
If your great romance should end, 
                                          Dm 
And you're lonesome for a friend, 
                                    G                            C      Fm C 
Darling, your need never be, there's always me. 

          C7                           F     D7                                    C       G  C 
I don't seem to mind somehow       playing second fiddle now, 
                    G                     D                                      G        G7 
Someday you'll want me dear,        and when that day is here. 

                                                 C 
Within my arms you'll come to know, 
                                     Dm 
Other loves may come and go, 
                               G            E      A 
But my love for you will be eternally, 
                                      Dm   G                           C       Fm C 
Look around and you will see        there's always me.

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