A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _
B _
A _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ _ _
A _ _ _
F#m _ .
E _ _ Two young
A people without
E a thing, say
A some vows and spread their
D wings.
Settle
A down, just what they need, living on
E love.
_ _ _ .
_ _ She
A don't care about what's
E in style.
She
A just likes the way
D he smiles.
Bm It
A takes more than marble and
E tile, living on
A love.
_ _ .
_ _
E Living on love, lying on
A time, without _
D somebody nothing ain't worth a
A dime.
Just like
D an old-fashioned storybook
A rhyme, living on
E love.
_ _ .
_ It sounds
A simple, that's what
E you're thinking.
Love
A can walk through fire
D without blinking.
It
A doesn't take much when you get
E enough, _ living on
A love.
_ _ .
E _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _
E _ _ _ _ .
_ _
F#m _
E _
A _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
D _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ _ .
E _ _ Two
A old people _
C#m without a
E thing, _
A children gone, but still
D they sing.
Side
A by side in that front porch swing, _ living on
E love.
_ _ .
_ _ He
A can't sit _ _
E anymore, she
A can barely
D sweep the floor.
_
A Hand in hand they'll walk through
E that door, _ just living on love.
A _ _ .
_ _
E Living on love, lying
A on time, without _
D somebody nothing ain't worth
A a dime.
Just like an
D old-fashioned
A storybook rhyme, living on
E love.
_ _ .
_ It
A sounds simple, that's
E what you're thinking.
But
A love can walk through fire
D without blinking.
And it doesn't
A take much when you get
E enough, living on
A love.
_ _ .
_ _ Living
E on love, lying
A on time, without
D somebody nothing ain't worth
A a dime.
Just
D like an old-fashioned
A storybook rhyme, living on
E love.
_ _ .
_ But it
A sounds simple, that's
E what you're thinking.
But
A love can walk through fire
D without blinking.
And it doesn't
A take much when you get
E enough, living on
A love.
_ _ .
D No, it doesn't
A take much when you
E get enough, living on
A love.
_ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .