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You All Are Beautiful lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, it's a very good country song recorded by John Anderson.
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You All Are Beautiful Recorded by John Anderson Written by John Anderson and James Hicks
G I've been down in the sunshine state D7 Out west across the Golden Gate Em Up in Minnesota's ten thousand lakes C Down in Louisiana
G Played the big cities and the country fairs D7 Always proud just to be there Em Had a big big time everywhere C G Playing in the band Am C I thank the good Lord every day Am C D7 For the music and the friends along the way
G I've seen you waiting in the pouring rain Am C Never once hear you complain you are beautiful G D7 I just wanted you to know
G I've seen you dancing in the hot hot sun Am Swinging and laughing having nothing but fun C G D7 You all are beautiful I just wanted you to know Am C Em I thank the good Lord every day Am C D7 For the music and the friends along the way
G I've seen you waiting in the pouring rain Am C Never once hear you complain you are beautiful G D7 I just wanted you to know
G I've seen you dancing in the hot hot sun Am Swinging and laughing having nothing but fun C G D7 You all are beautiful I just wanted you to know Am C If it's the last thing that I ever do Am C D7 I just had to write this song for you
Am C Yes you all are beautiful
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