Chords for Kenny Rogers - I Can't Unlove You LIVE
Tempo:
75.1 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
F
Gm
Cm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Dbm] In a pop era when it seems few singers make it beyond a [Gb] decade, this Texas native [Fm] is the only artist to record [Ebm] a chart-breaking [Db] record for the last six [B] decades of the 1950s on into the 21st [Dbm] century, including the gambler Lucille.
Ruby, don't take your love to town, one of my favorites, by the way.
She believes in me and Lady, and Kenny [Fm] Rogers is now out with his [Gb] latest album.
It's called Water and Bridges.
[F] Kenny, a real thrill to have you here.
Thanks for being here this morning.
[B] Lucille is my favorite.
[F] Everybody has a favorite Kenny Rogers song.
[Db] It's such a great song.
You know, [Eb] I learned a long time ago there's two ways you get a hit record.
Either you sing a song that can be sung the second time [A] you hear it, or you're a hot enough artist to keep it in rotation [Db] until people learn it.
So I choose the first.
I get a song that everybody can sing the [N] second time they hear it.
Then it becomes a hit record.
What I think is funny is you look across this crowd, [Eb] there's so many young people here.
You and I were joking.
A lot of them think there's a new song.
We're playing with a little even more [Eb] of the gambler.
I mean, it's timeless.
Yeah, it is.
It's a [B] great philosophy.
It's not just a song about people [Bb] who gamble.
It's about the concept of life, really.
And you kind of touched a lot of these people or reached out to young people performing on American Idol.
Yeah, what a thrill that was.
You know, because I went and did [Bm] the show.
I'd watched it a couple of times.
But you do get [F] emotionally involved when you're on the [C] show with these talents.
You [B] end up picking what you think [G] are going to be the winners.
[Gbm] Both of mine are gone now.
[E] But it's still fun to watch it.
It's hard to [Bb] believe.
The bottom line is it's still a television [C] show.
So somebody's got to go every week.
And you always have new songs in you.
You've got [Eb] a new album [B] out.
This is the 60th album, right?
63rd.
63rd album.
And you've probably [N] still got more in you, don't you?
Well, you know, I just love performing.
It's always been
My mom told me when I was a kid, find a job you love.
You'll never work a day in your life.
And I just think that's [B] so important.
I love what I'm doing.
And tell us the song you're going to sing now.
This is from the new album.
This is from [Bm] the new album.
And it's called I Can't [Eb] Unlove You.
It's about a guy who knows how to commit, but he doesn't know how to get out of it once he [G] commits.
All right, what's the name?
Ken Anomaly. Ken Anomaly.
[Eb] [Bb]
[F] [Bb] [Eb]
[Bb] [F] [Bb] [Eb]
[Gm] [F] Postcards and letters, [Eb] pictures made to last [Bb] forever.
To [F] be boxed up and [Eb] tossed away.
[Gm] Knitting [F] knacks and souvenirs [Eb] in an afternoon.
They're out of [Bb] here.
They'll [F] disappear without [Eb] a trace.
But [Cm] what they mean to me can never [F] be replaced.
I [Bb] can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
I can't say all the [Cm] things that used to mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's been [Eb] through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to do.
[Bb]
[Cm] Oh, it's no [F] use.
I [Bb] can't unlove you.
[C]
[Eb] [G] [F] Interstates and old songs, [Eb] like time, they go on and [Bb] on.
I [F] guess I could learn to [Eb] do the same.
Wake [Gm] [F] up without you.
[Eb] These two arms not around [Bb] you.
Tell myself it's to [Eb] be this way.
[Cm] No matter how I try, some things [F] I can't change.
[Bb] Can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
All the [Cm] things that used to [Eb] mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's [Eb] been through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to [Bb] do.
[Cm] Oh, it's [F] no use.
I can't unlove you.
[Bb] [Eb]
[Bb] [F] [Eb] I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember [Gm] everything my heart's been through.
I'm [Eb] finding out it's impossible [Gm] to do.
[Bb] Oh, [Cm] it's no use.
[Bb] I can't unlove [F] you.
[Bb] [Eb] [Bb]
[N]
Ruby, don't take your love to town, one of my favorites, by the way.
She believes in me and Lady, and Kenny [Fm] Rogers is now out with his [Gb] latest album.
It's called Water and Bridges.
[F] Kenny, a real thrill to have you here.
Thanks for being here this morning.
[B] Lucille is my favorite.
[F] Everybody has a favorite Kenny Rogers song.
[Db] It's such a great song.
You know, [Eb] I learned a long time ago there's two ways you get a hit record.
Either you sing a song that can be sung the second time [A] you hear it, or you're a hot enough artist to keep it in rotation [Db] until people learn it.
So I choose the first.
I get a song that everybody can sing the [N] second time they hear it.
Then it becomes a hit record.
What I think is funny is you look across this crowd, [Eb] there's so many young people here.
You and I were joking.
A lot of them think there's a new song.
We're playing with a little even more [Eb] of the gambler.
I mean, it's timeless.
Yeah, it is.
It's a [B] great philosophy.
It's not just a song about people [Bb] who gamble.
It's about the concept of life, really.
And you kind of touched a lot of these people or reached out to young people performing on American Idol.
Yeah, what a thrill that was.
You know, because I went and did [Bm] the show.
I'd watched it a couple of times.
But you do get [F] emotionally involved when you're on the [C] show with these talents.
You [B] end up picking what you think [G] are going to be the winners.
[Gbm] Both of mine are gone now.
[E] But it's still fun to watch it.
It's hard to [Bb] believe.
The bottom line is it's still a television [C] show.
So somebody's got to go every week.
And you always have new songs in you.
You've got [Eb] a new album [B] out.
This is the 60th album, right?
63rd.
63rd album.
And you've probably [N] still got more in you, don't you?
Well, you know, I just love performing.
It's always been
My mom told me when I was a kid, find a job you love.
You'll never work a day in your life.
And I just think that's [B] so important.
I love what I'm doing.
And tell us the song you're going to sing now.
This is from the new album.
This is from [Bm] the new album.
And it's called I Can't [Eb] Unlove You.
It's about a guy who knows how to commit, but he doesn't know how to get out of it once he [G] commits.
All right, what's the name?
Ken Anomaly. Ken Anomaly.
[Eb] [Bb]
[F] [Bb] [Eb]
[Bb] [F] [Bb] [Eb]
[Gm] [F] Postcards and letters, [Eb] pictures made to last [Bb] forever.
To [F] be boxed up and [Eb] tossed away.
[Gm] Knitting [F] knacks and souvenirs [Eb] in an afternoon.
They're out of [Bb] here.
They'll [F] disappear without [Eb] a trace.
But [Cm] what they mean to me can never [F] be replaced.
I [Bb] can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
I can't say all the [Cm] things that used to mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's been [Eb] through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to do.
[Bb]
[Cm] Oh, it's no [F] use.
I [Bb] can't unlove you.
[C]
[Eb] [G] [F] Interstates and old songs, [Eb] like time, they go on and [Bb] on.
I [F] guess I could learn to [Eb] do the same.
Wake [Gm] [F] up without you.
[Eb] These two arms not around [Bb] you.
Tell myself it's to [Eb] be this way.
[Cm] No matter how I try, some things [F] I can't change.
[Bb] Can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
All the [Cm] things that used to [Eb] mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's [Eb] been through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to [Bb] do.
[Cm] Oh, it's [F] no use.
I can't unlove you.
[Bb] [Eb]
[Bb] [F] [Eb] I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember [Gm] everything my heart's been through.
I'm [Eb] finding out it's impossible [Gm] to do.
[Bb] Oh, [Cm] it's no use.
[Bb] I can't unlove [F] you.
[Bb] [Eb] [Bb]
[N]
Key:
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Cm
Bb
Eb
F
[Dbm] In a pop era when it seems few singers make it beyond a [Gb] decade, this Texas native [Fm] is the only artist to record [Ebm] a chart-breaking [Db] record for the last six [B] decades of the 1950s on into the 21st [Dbm] century, including the gambler Lucille.
Ruby, don't take your love to town, one of my favorites, by the way.
She believes in me and Lady, and Kenny [Fm] Rogers is now out with his [Gb] latest album.
It's called Water and Bridges.
[F] Kenny, a real thrill to have you here.
Thanks for being here this morning.
[B] Lucille is my favorite.
[F] Everybody has a favorite Kenny Rogers song.
[Db] It's such a great song.
You know, [Eb] I learned a long time ago there's two ways you get a hit record.
Either you sing a song that can be sung the second time [A] you hear it, or you're a hot enough artist to keep it in rotation [Db] until people learn it.
So I choose the first.
I get a song that everybody can sing the [N] second time they hear it.
Then it becomes a hit record.
What I think is funny is you look across this crowd, [Eb] there's so many young people here.
You and I were joking.
A lot of them think there's a new song.
We're playing with a little even more [Eb] of the gambler.
I mean, it's timeless.
Yeah, it is.
It's a [B] great philosophy.
It's not just a song about people [Bb] who gamble.
It's about the concept of life, really.
And you kind of touched a lot of these people or reached out to young people performing on American Idol.
Yeah, what a thrill that was.
You know, because I went and did [Bm] the show.
I'd watched it a couple of times.
But you do get [F] emotionally involved when you're on the [C] show with these talents.
You [B] end up picking what you think [G] are going to be the winners.
[Gbm] Both of mine are gone now.
[E] But it's still fun to watch it.
It's hard to [Bb] believe.
The bottom line is it's still a television [C] show.
So somebody's got to go every week.
And you always have new songs in you.
You've got [Eb] a new album [B] out.
This is the 60th album, right?
63rd.
63rd album.
And you've probably [N] still got more in you, don't you?
Well, you know, I just love performing.
It's always been_
My mom told me when I was a kid, find a job you love.
You'll never work a day in your life.
And I just think that's [B] so important.
I love what I'm doing.
And tell us the song you're going to sing now.
This is from the new album.
This is from [Bm] the new album.
And it's called I Can't [Eb] Unlove You.
It's about a guy who knows how to commit, but he doesn't know how to get out of it once he [G] commits.
All right, what's the name?
Ken Anomaly. Ken Anomaly.
[Eb] _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Gm] _ [F] Postcards and letters, [Eb] pictures made to last [Bb] forever.
To [F] be boxed up and [Eb] tossed away. _ _
[Gm] Knitting [F] knacks and souvenirs [Eb] in an afternoon.
They're out of [Bb] here.
They'll [F] disappear without [Eb] a trace.
But [Cm] what they mean to me can never [F] be replaced.
I [Bb] can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
I can't say all the [Cm] things that used to mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's been [Eb] through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to do.
[Bb] _
[Cm] Oh, it's no [F] use.
I [Bb] can't unlove you.
[C] _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [G] _ [F] Interstates and old songs, [Eb] like time, they go on and [Bb] on.
I [F] guess I could learn to [Eb] do the same.
Wake [Gm] _ [F] up without you.
[Eb] These two arms not around [Bb] you.
Tell myself it's to [Eb] be this way.
_ [Cm] No matter how I try, some things [F] I can't change.
_ [Bb] Can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
All the [Cm] things that used to [Eb] mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's [Eb] been through.
_ I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to [Bb] do.
_ [Cm] Oh, it's [F] no use.
I can't unlove you.
_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Eb] _ _ I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember [Gm] everything my heart's been through.
I'm [Eb] finding out it's impossible [Gm] to do.
[Bb] Oh, [Cm] it's no use.
[Bb] I can't unlove [F] you. _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
Ruby, don't take your love to town, one of my favorites, by the way.
She believes in me and Lady, and Kenny [Fm] Rogers is now out with his [Gb] latest album.
It's called Water and Bridges.
[F] Kenny, a real thrill to have you here.
Thanks for being here this morning.
[B] Lucille is my favorite.
[F] Everybody has a favorite Kenny Rogers song.
[Db] It's such a great song.
You know, [Eb] I learned a long time ago there's two ways you get a hit record.
Either you sing a song that can be sung the second time [A] you hear it, or you're a hot enough artist to keep it in rotation [Db] until people learn it.
So I choose the first.
I get a song that everybody can sing the [N] second time they hear it.
Then it becomes a hit record.
What I think is funny is you look across this crowd, [Eb] there's so many young people here.
You and I were joking.
A lot of them think there's a new song.
We're playing with a little even more [Eb] of the gambler.
I mean, it's timeless.
Yeah, it is.
It's a [B] great philosophy.
It's not just a song about people [Bb] who gamble.
It's about the concept of life, really.
And you kind of touched a lot of these people or reached out to young people performing on American Idol.
Yeah, what a thrill that was.
You know, because I went and did [Bm] the show.
I'd watched it a couple of times.
But you do get [F] emotionally involved when you're on the [C] show with these talents.
You [B] end up picking what you think [G] are going to be the winners.
[Gbm] Both of mine are gone now.
[E] But it's still fun to watch it.
It's hard to [Bb] believe.
The bottom line is it's still a television [C] show.
So somebody's got to go every week.
And you always have new songs in you.
You've got [Eb] a new album [B] out.
This is the 60th album, right?
63rd.
63rd album.
And you've probably [N] still got more in you, don't you?
Well, you know, I just love performing.
It's always been_
My mom told me when I was a kid, find a job you love.
You'll never work a day in your life.
And I just think that's [B] so important.
I love what I'm doing.
And tell us the song you're going to sing now.
This is from the new album.
This is from [Bm] the new album.
And it's called I Can't [Eb] Unlove You.
It's about a guy who knows how to commit, but he doesn't know how to get out of it once he [G] commits.
All right, what's the name?
Ken Anomaly. Ken Anomaly.
[Eb] _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Gm] _ [F] Postcards and letters, [Eb] pictures made to last [Bb] forever.
To [F] be boxed up and [Eb] tossed away. _ _
[Gm] Knitting [F] knacks and souvenirs [Eb] in an afternoon.
They're out of [Bb] here.
They'll [F] disappear without [Eb] a trace.
But [Cm] what they mean to me can never [F] be replaced.
I [Bb] can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
I can't say all the [Cm] things that used to mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's been [Eb] through.
I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to do.
[Bb] _
[Cm] Oh, it's no [F] use.
I [Bb] can't unlove you.
[C] _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [G] _ [F] Interstates and old songs, [Eb] like time, they go on and [Bb] on.
I [F] guess I could learn to [Eb] do the same.
Wake [Gm] _ [F] up without you.
[Eb] These two arms not around [Bb] you.
Tell myself it's to [Eb] be this way.
_ [Cm] No matter how I try, some things [F] I can't change.
_ [Bb] Can't unthink about [F] you.
I [Bb] can't unfeel your [Eb] touch.
I [Bb] can't unhear all the [F] words I say.
All the [Cm] things that used to [Eb] mean so much.
I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember everything [Gm] my heart's [Eb] been through.
_ I'm finding [D] out it's [Gm] impossible to [Bb] do.
_ [Cm] Oh, it's [F] no use.
I can't unlove you.
_ [Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ [Eb] _ _ I [Bb] wish I could [F] remember [Gm] everything my heart's been through.
I'm [Eb] finding out it's impossible [Gm] to do.
[Bb] Oh, [Cm] it's no use.
[Bb] I can't unlove [F] you. _
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _