TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE

I re mem ber what you wore on the first day.

You came in to my life, and I thought, hey, you know, this could be some thing.

’Cause ev ’ry thing you do and words you say, you know that it all takes my breath a way.

And now I’m left with noth ing.

So may be it’s (F)true

that I can’t (G)live with out you.

And may be (F)two

is bet ter than one.

But there’s so much (F)time

to (G)fig ure out the rest of my life, and you’ve (Am)al read y got me com ing un done.

And I’m think ing two

is (Am)bet ter than one.

I re mem ber ev ’ry look up on your face, the way you roll your eyes, the way you taste.

You make it hard for breath ing.

’Cause when I close my eyes and drift a way, I think of you, and ev ’ry thing’s o kay.

I’m fi n’lly now be liev in’

that may be it’s (F)true

that I can’t (G)live with out you.

And may be (F)two

is bet ter than one.

But there’s so much (F)time

to (G)fig ure out the rest of my life, and you’ve (Am)al read y got me com ing un done.

And I’m think ing two

is (Am)bet ter than one.

is (Am)bet ter than one.

I re mem ber what you wore on the first day.

You came in to my life, and I thought, hey,

may be it’s (F)true

that I can’t (G)live with out you.

And may be (F)two

is bet ter than one.

But there’s so much (F)time

to (G)fig ure out the rest of my life, and you’ve (Am)al read y got me com in’ un done.

(G)And I’m think in’, (F)ooh,

that I can’t (G)live with out you, ’cause, ba by, (F)two

is bet ter than one.

But There’s so much (F)time

to (G)fig ure out the rest of my life, but I (Am)fig ured out, when all is said and done.

(G)And I’m think in’, done,

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