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Follow
That Dream lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a great song recorded by Elvis Presley. It has quick changes and
require practice for some of us amateurs, but it's doable.
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Follow That Dream Recorded by Elvis Presley Written by Fred Wise and Ben Weisman
C Em F G7 C Follow that dream I gotta follow that dream
Am C Keep a moving move along keep a moving F C I've gotta to follow that dream wherever that dream may lead Am F G7 C I've gotta follow that dream to find the love I need F C When your heart gets restless time to move along Am Em When your heart gets weary time to sing a song C F Fm But when a dream is calling you C F C There's just one thing that you can do
F C Well you gotta follow that dream wherever that dream may lead Am F G7 C You gotta follow that dream to find the love you need Am C Keep a moving move along keep a moving F C Got to find me someone whose heart is free Am Em Someone to look for my dream with me C F Fm And when I find her I may find out C F C Just what my dreams are all about
F C I've gotta follow that dream wherever that dream may lead Am F G7 C I've gotta follow that dream to find the love I need F C I've gotta follow that dream wherever that dream may lead Am F G7 C I've gotta follow that dream to find the love I need
Am C Am Keep a moving move along keep a moving move along
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