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I Need You In The Morning

John Mark Mcmillan
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
 You step  into my emptiness  until  it's all gone
 You slide  into my starless  night and You shine  like the sun
 You chase  away the loneliness  whenever  You come around
 so come on  and take off Your camouflage  Lord and  let me see You now
I  just want  You to hang  around,  I  just want  You  to stay
I  just want  You to hang  around  and stay,  and stay
 I need You in the morning,  I need You in the evening
 and when  the sun goes down
 I need You in the daytime,  I need You in the nighttime
 and when  the sun goes down
 Verse 1, Pre-Chorus, Chorus x2
 Intro chords "Na-Na-Na-Na-Na's"
It's  getting cold outside, it's  getting dark outside
Sit  by the fire of Your eyes, sit  by the fire of Your eyes
It's  getting cold outside, it's  getting dark outside
Sit  by the fire of Your eyes

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Readable chord sheet for I Need You In The Morning by John Mark Mcmillan

[E5]   [G]   [D]   [A]

You s[D]tep into my [D/C#]emptiness un[D/C]til it's all [D/B]gone
You s[D/Bb]lide into my sta[D/A]rless night and You [D/Ab]shine like the su[D/G]n
You c[D]hase away the lo[D/C#]neliness when[D/C]ever You come aroun[D/B]d
so come [D/Bb]on and take off Your [D/A]camouflage Lord and[D/Ab] let me see You n[D/G]ow

[Bm]I just w[Bmsus]ant You to [Bm]hang ar[Bmsus]ound, I[Asus4] just wa[A]nt Yo[Asus4]u to sta[A]y
[Bm]I just [Bmsus]want You to [Bm]hang a[Bmsus]round and s[G]tay, and st[A]ay

I need You in the [E5]morning, I need You in the e[G]vening
and w[D]hen the sun goes d[A]own
I need You in the [E5]daytime, I need You in the n[G]ighttime
and w[D]hen the sun goes d[A]own

Verse 1, Pre-Chorus, Chorus x2

Intro chords "Na-Na-Na-Na-Na's"

[E5]It's getting cold outside, i[G]t's getting dark outside
[D]Sit by the fire of Your eyes, [A]sit by the fire of Your eyes
[E5]It's getting cold outside, i[G]t's getting dark outside
[D]Sit by the fire of Your eyes  [A]

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