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I Do Cherish You lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's a great country love song recorded by Mark Wills.
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I Do Cherish You Recorded by Mark Wills Written by Dan Hill and Keith Stegall
C Dm All I am all I'll be C G7 Everything in this world all that I'll ever need C Dm Is in your eyes shining at me C G7 When you smile I can feel all my passion unfolding F C Your hand brushes mine F C G7 And a thousand sensations seduce me cause I
C Am Dm I do cherish you for the rest of my life C G7 You don't have to think twice C Em Dm I will love you still from the depths of my soul Am Em It's beyond my control Am G7 Am I've waited so long to say this to you Dm C Dm G7 C If you're asking do I love you this much I do
G7 C Dm In my world before you C G7 I lived outside my emotions didn't know where I was going C Dm Until that day I found you C G7 How you opened my life to a new paradise F C In a world torn by change F C G7 Still with all of my heart until my dying day
C Am Dm I do cherish you for the rest of my life C G7 You don't have to think twice C Em Dm I will love you still from the depths of my soul Am Em It's beyond my control Am G7 Am I've waited so long to say this to you Dm C Dm G7 C If you're asking do I love you this much yes I do
Dm C G7 C If you're asking do I love you this much I do Am F C Oh I do
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