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What's The Use lyrics and chords

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What's The Use lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a very pretty country song recorded by Jack Greene.

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What's The Use
Recorded by Jack Greene
Written by Jerry Foster and Bill Rice

G F C
What's the use to try and start all over
G E7 Am D7
We'd be better off to let it die
G F C
We had our chance put chose to hurt each other
G Em Am D7 C G
It's over no-w let's leave it at goodbye

Am D7 G
What's the use for a while we might pretend
Em A7 D7
But the time would come our past would break us up again
G F C
Let's forget we ever knew each other
G Em Am D7
Let time erase all those memories
G F C
Let's pretend that you and I are strangers

D7 G Em Am D7 G
What's the use it's gone for you and me
D7 G Em Am D7 C G
What's the use it's gone for you and me

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