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Tomorrow You'll Be Gone lyrics and chords are here for your personal
use only, this is a very pretty country song written and recorded by
Marty Robbins.
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Tomorrow You'll Be Gone Written and recorded by Marty Robbins
C F C What can I do when they ask me about you G7 C When they ask me if our love has died away F C I wish that I could tell them you'll be gone a little while G7 C And not that you have gone away to stay
F C I wish that I could tell them that I'd never cared for you G7 C That love was never meant for such as I F C But in the mornin' you'll be gone and I'll be left alone G7 C With memories of a love that passed me by
F C If you're ever feeling blue and want me back again D7 G7 I'll be waiting here and hope my waiting's not in vain C F C How I wish that I could keep you with me from now on G7 C But it's too late tomorrow you'll be gone
F C Tomorrow you'll be leavin' and I'll stand and watch you go G7 C In life and love you'll make another start F C A million tears may flood my soul but not one will you see G7 C The tears that fall will be within my heart
F C If the castles that you build should ever lean and fall D7 G7 I'll be waiting here for you to answer when you call C F C How I wish that you were mine to treasure from now on G7 C But it's too late tomorrow you'll be gone
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