Chords for Alison Moyet Cilla Black Anyone Who Had A Heart 2013

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_ _ [F] Anyone who ever loved _ could look at me [Fm] _ and know that [Gb] I _ love you.
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Anyone who ever dreamed _ _ could look at [Fm] me _ and know I [Abm] dream of [Gb] you. _ _
_ _ Knowing [Dbm] I _
_ [B] love you [E] _
so.
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Anyone who had a heart [A] would [Gb] take me in his arms and love [E] me too.
_ You _ [Abm] couldn't really have a heart [A] and [B] hurt me like [E] you hurt me [B] and been so [E] untrue.
_ _ _ _ [Ab] What am I to do?
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Every time you go away, _ _ I always say, _ _ this time it's _ [Abm] goodbye [Gb] _ dear.
[Fm] _ _ Loving you the way I do, _ I take you [Fm] back.
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Without you [Abm] I'd _ [Gb] die dear. _ _ _
Knowing [Dbm] I _ [B] love you [E] so. _
_ _ _ [Abm] Anyone who had a [A] heart would [Gb] take me in his arms and love [E] me too. _
You [Abm] _ _ couldn't really have a heart [A] and [E] hurt me like you hurt me and [B] been so _ untrue. _
_ _ [Ab] What am I to do?
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[Ebm] _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ _
_ _ Knowing [Dbm] I _ [B] love [E] you so.
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Anyone who had a heart [A] would take me [Db] in [A] his arms and [B] love [E] me too.
_ You _ [Abm] couldn't really have a heart [A] and [B]
hurt me like [A] you hurt me [B] and been so [E] _
untrue.
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Anyone who had a heart would love [E] me too.
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Anyone who had a heart would simply [A] [Abm] take me _ [A] in his arms [Abm] and love _ _ [Abm] _
[B] me.
Why [E] won't you?
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Anyone who had a heart would [E] love me too.
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Anyone who had a heart would [A] simply [Abm] take me [A] in his arms and love _ _
[Abm] _ _ me.
[Db] Why won't _ you? _
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How are you darling?
Oh, I've been fabulous.
That was wonderful.
How does it feel singing that in front of the governor over there?
Well, you know, it's a really tough act to follow, isn't it?
I mean, the biggest selling artist, female artist in the whole of the 60s and still with this song.
I feel a cuckoo coming on here, Alison. _
_ I, you know, _ _ it's one of those songs I've loved for a long time and I love to sing it.
But, you know, I can't better it.
So I can only do it as a tribute, but I certainly wouldn't try and match it as a fact.
Oh, it was wonderful.
Ladies and gentlemen, please, come on, Alison Riley. _ _ _ _
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