Asha Banks - Who You Are To Me Now Chords

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IntroE
Verse 1DI can feel you looking, you can feel me Atoo
Remember how we Efound the middle gDround
Know we made a promise, know we had a tAruce
But never really fEound the way out
DWas it on me? Was it on yoAu?E
DI think we both know, we're halfAway throughE
ChorusMy Dbody knows you to the bones of your Abody
EYou don't have to tell me you're Dsorry
I see it, I see through yAou (OoEh)
It's wDild how you catch me
for a second, I sAhut down
And Eeverything we've ever felt cDomes back around
So tell me, I'm trying to find
oAut who you Eare to me nDow
(To me now, to me now)Verse 2DWe'd coexist, co-depAend
Not less, nEot more than a frDiend
Was it love or something in-betAween?E
Was Deverything at the same time?
The kinda aAching that I don't mEind
But I was bDroken on the inside
Was it on Ame? Was it on yEou?ChorusMy Dbody knows you to the bones of your Abody
EYou don't have to tell me you're Dsorry
I see it, I see through yAou (OoEh)
It's wDild how you catch me
for a second, I sAhut down
And Eeverything we've ever felt cDomes back around
So tell me, I'm trying to find
oAut who you Eare to me nDowPost-ChorusAWho you Eare to me DnowA(Who you Eare)
BridgeDCoexist, co-depAend
Who are Eyou when we're the Dend?
Is it now? Was it tAhen? (Who you Eare to me Dnow)
Can't resist, can't preAtend
I need you all Eover agDain
I know now, I knew Athen (Who you aEre)ChorusMy Dbody knows you to the bones of your Abody
EYou don't have to tell me you're Dsorry
I see it, I see through yAou (OoEh)
It's wDild how you catch me
for a second, I sAhut down
And Eeverything we've ever felt cDomes back around
So tell me, I'm trying to find
oAut who you Eare to me nDowOutroA(Who you aEre to me Dnow)
(To me now)AE
Da-da-Dda-da-da-da
ADa-da-da-da-da-Eda-da-da
DDa-da-da-da-da-da
AWho you aEre to me nDow
ADa-da-da-da-da-Eda-da-da
DDa-da-da-da-da-da
AWho you Eare to me nDow

ChordsWorld Overview:

This song uses only D, A, and E, which are all super beginner-friendly open chords. You won’t need to worry about any barre chords here. Focus on smooth chord transitions and keeping your strumming hand relaxed. Try practicing switching between D, A, and E slowly at first, then build up speed. These shapes are classic and will serve you well in tons of other songs!

Intro: E
Verse 1: D, A, E
Chorus: D, A, E
Verse 2: D, A, E
Post-Chorus: A, E, D
Bridge: D, A, E
Outro: A, E, D

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