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Soon

Leann Rimes
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D-DU-UDU
Soon,  baby I  will cry my last tears, soon,  yeah
I  will be over you
Soon,  darling all  these tears won't be here
Soon,  yeah
 You know that I  will be over you soon
 One night,  baby, you  won't be in my dreams
 One night,  yeah, I'll  finally make it through
One  night, darling, I  won't call out your name
I  won't be in this pain
I  will be over you soon
 Soon as the mountains  turn to rivers
 Soon as the sea  turns into sand
 Soon as the sun  comes up at midnight
That's  how soon  and
All  the hurt will end
But  'til then I'll just pretend
 It will be o  - ver,  o  - ver
 I keep telling  myself I'll for - get  you someday soon
 Soon
 Soon as the mountains  turn to rivers
 Soon as the sea  turns into sand
 Soon as the sun  comes up at midnight
That's  how soon and
All  the hurt will end
 But 'til then  I'll just pretend
 It will be o  - ver,  o  - ver
 I keep telling  myself I'll for - get  you someday  soon
 Baby
I  will cry my last tears soon  - soon
 You know that I  will be over you
Soon,  darling, I  won't call out your name
I  won't be in this pain
I  will be over you soon
I'll  be over you soon,  baby
I'll  be over you soon  - soon
Oh  I'll be over  you soon
 This is my interpretation of the song and is what I hear. Since
 U-G doesn't always include the correct chord voicings, I have
 included all of them in this transcription. Please feel free to
 experiment with your own chord voicings.
 Quite a few chords on this song. On some of them, I've included
 duplicates. The first is an open chord and the second is a barre
 version. Listing more than one version of the same chord gives
 you the opportunity to stay in the same area of the neck for
 greater efficiency.
 Due to the vast number of chords used in this song, I have set
 the difficulty to intermediate. Intermediate and better guitar
 players should have no problem playing this song.

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Readable chord sheet for Soon by Leann Rimes

[Csus2]

[C]Soon, baby [Am]I will cry my last tears, [Fadd9]soon, yeah
[Dm]I will be over you
[C]Soon, darling [Am]all these tears won't be here
[Fadd9]Soon, yeah
You know that [Dm]I will be over you [Csus4]soon

One [C]night, baby, [Am]you won't be in my dreams
One [F]night, yeah, [Dm]I'll finally make it through
[C]One night, darling, [Am]I won't call out your name
[F]I won't be in this pain
[Dm]I will be over you [Csus4]soon

Soon as the [F]mountains turn to rivers
Soon as the [C]sea turns into [Cadd9]sand
Soon as the [Bb]sun comes up at midnight
[C]That's how [Csus4]soon and
[F]All the hurt will end
[C]But 'til then I'll just pretend
It will be [Esus4]o  -  v[E]er,  o[Asus4]  -  ve[Am]r
I keep [D/F#]telling myself I'll for - [Gsus4]get you someday s[Am]oon   [Gsus4]
S[C]oon

[Am]  [F]  [Dm]  [Csus4]

Soon as the [F]mountains turn to rivers
Soon as the [C]sea turns into sand
Soon as the [Bb]sun comes up at midnight
[C]That's how soon and
[F]All the hurt will end
But 'til [C]then I'll just pretend
It will be [Esus4]o  -  v[E]er, o[Asus4]  -  ve[Am]r
I keep [D/F#]telling myself I'll for - [Gsus4]get you s[Absus]omeday s[C#]oon

Baby

[Bbm]I will cry my last tears [F#]soon - soon
You know that [Ebm]I will be over you
[C#]Soon, darling, [Bbm]I won't call out your name
[F#]I won't be in this pain
[Ebm]I will be over you [C#]soon
[F#]I'll be over you [C#]soon, baby
[F#]I'll be over you [C#]soon - soon
[F#]Oh I'll be [Absus]over you [C#]soon

This is my interpretation of the song and is what I hear. Since
U-G doesn't always include the correct chord voicings, I have
included all of them in this transcription. Please feel free to
experiment with your own chord voicings.

Quite a few chords on this song. On some of them, I've included
duplicates. The first is an open chord and the second is a barre
version. Listing more than one version of the same chord gives
you the opportunity to stay in the same area of the neck for
greater efficiency.

Due to the vast number of chords used in this song, I have set
the difficulty to intermediate. Intermediate and better guitar
players should have no problem playing this song.

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