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Written In Stone lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, this is a very pretty country song recorded by Randy Travis.
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Written In Stone Recorded by Randy Travis Written by Don Schlitz and Mac McAnally
C I'm gonna take you down to the riverside
Where the water runs slow and wide F There's a big ole rock out in the middle
And I took my hammer and chisel C And worked all night so you could see
Just how much you mean to me F I carved your name right next to mine
And it'll be there till the end of time G7 Dm G7 And my love will last at least that long
C F It's written in stone how I feel for you C It's written in stone what I want to do F A#7 C Spend my life and life hereafter loving you F And darling if we live to be a hundred C Dm Or if we don't make it half that long A#7 I want you to know what I feel for you C Is written in stone
There's a place on the edge of town
When I was a kid I found F Two names on a stone together
Lying side by side forever C And it was then and there I knew
If I ever thought our love was true F I'd surely want to write it down
On something that would be around G7 Dm G7 When all the spoken words have come and gone
Repeat #3
G7 Dm G7 And when this life has come and gone
Our love will still be
Repeat #3
Dm A#7 I want you to know what I feel for you C Is written in stone A#7 C A#7 C Written in stone it's written in stone
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