Love Her All I Can

Kiss

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[Instrumental Intro] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 1] - I remember the times I was lonely without her - Now she’s mine and I spend My time dreaming about her [Chorus] - Love her all I can And try and understand - The things that make her glad The things that make her sad - I’m a lucky guy I hardly ever cry - And when the world looks bad She’s never ever sad [Verse 2] - She’s so easy to please And it doesn’t take money no no - We can have a good time When the skies aren’t sunny oh [Chorus] - Love her all I can And try and understand - The things that make her glad The things that make her sad - I’m a lucky guy I hardly ever cry - And when the world looks bad She’s never ever sad [Interlude] (First chords Verse then Intro) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 3] - I remember the times I was lonely without her - Now she’s mine and I spend My time dreaming about her ow [Chorus] - Love her all I can And try and understand - The things that make her glad The things that make her sad - I’m a lucky guy I hardly ever cry - And when the world looks bad She’s never ever sad [Verse 4] - She’s so easy to please And it doesn’t take money no no - We can have a good time When the skies aren’t sunny oh [Chorus] - Love her all I can And try and understand - The things that make her glad The things that make her sad - I’m a lucky guy I hardly ever cry - And when the world looks bad She’s never ever sad [Instrumental outro] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

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c, A, F, Bb, C, G, E, B, D, Em, F#, Am

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F, Bb, C, G

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Cette chanson évoque la joie d'aimer une personne chère et l'importance de comprendre ses émotions. Le narrateur partage les souvenirs d'une période de solitude avant de trouver l'amour. Il se considère chanceux d'avoir cette personne dans sa vie, soulignant que malgré les hauts et les bas de l'existence, elle reste toujours stable et positive. Le contexte semble tourner autour de la simplicité des moments partagés, où l'affection et la connexion priment sur les aspects matériels de la vie. L'idée principale ici est d'apprendre à aimer pleinement tout en étant attentif aux besoins de l'autre, montrant ainsi que l'amour véritable transcende les difficultés.

Le Chansonnier