Chords for Bruce Springsteen “If I Should Fall Behind” Live on the Stern Show
Tempo:
51.65 bpm
Chords used:
E
C#m
A
B
G#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Patty, what was it like for you when Bruce walks out of some room and he [E] says,
[G#] I'm not sure that's happening yet.
night.
the whole Lucky Town record was really.
say,
here and there.
you dearly, and I wrote this song [E] for you and only you, baby.
three, four.
[G#] I'm not sure that's happening yet.
night.
the whole Lucky Town record was really.
say,
here and there.
you dearly, and I wrote this song [E] for you and only you, baby.
three, four.
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E
C#m
A
B
G#
E
C#m
A
Patty, what was it like for you when Bruce walks out of some room and he [E] says,
I've written a love song for you, my darling.
And he said, [G#] I'm not sure that's happening yet.
[D#] I'm talking to if I should fall behind.
Interesting.
Yeah.
Talking about that last night.
We were.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think before we got married.
Actually, he's right with this one, babe.
It was after we had this one in the whole
the whole Lucky Town record was really.
Right.
Lucky Town.
You wrote that quickly.
Getting together.
I wrote [E] that in three weeks.
Does Bruce walk out, let's say, after an argument, say,
never mind the argument I've written you.
How does it go down?
I wish I could write that quickly.
I'd be busting them out here and there.
Bruce, before you play, do you want to say something [B] to Patty about the song?
Oh, you're killing me now.
Come on, man.
Come on.
I'm going to [G] remember this.
My darling, I love you dearly, and I wrote this song [E] for you and only you, baby.
How romantic.
Here we go, boys.
One, two, three, four.
_ _ _ _ _ We said we'd walk together.
They become what may.
_ When that come the twilight.
Should we lose [C#m] our way?
If [E] as we're walking
and should slip free.
_ I'll [C#m] wait for you.
[A] Should I fall [E] behind?
Wait for me.
We swore we'd travel
island side by side.
Come on, boys. _
We'd help each other
but [C#m] stay in stride.
But [A] each lover steps for
so [E] differently. _ _
[C#m] I'll wait for you.
[A] I should fall behind.
Wait [E] for me.
Now, everyone [A] dreams of
a [E] love lasting and true. _
Oh, but you and I know [B] what this world [C#m] can do.
So let's [A] make us that's clear
that the [E] other may see.
And [C#m] I'll wait for you.
Should I [A] fall [E] behind?
Wait for me.
There's a beautiful river.
Oh, the valley.
And then the oaks bow.
Soon we will be.
[C#m] Should we [A] lose each other
in the shadow of the [E] evening trees?
I'll wait [C#m] for you.
And should [A] I fall behind?
[E] Wait for me.
Darling, I'll [C#m] wait for you.
[A] Should I fall behind?
[E] Wait for me.
Darling, [C#m] I'll wait for you.
[A] And should I fall behind? _ _
[Am] Wait for [E] me. _ _ _ _
You know, that's for [N] you and only you. _ _ _ _ _
I've written a love song for you, my darling.
And he said, [G#] I'm not sure that's happening yet.
[D#] I'm talking to if I should fall behind.
Interesting.
Yeah.
Talking about that last night.
We were.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think before we got married.
Actually, he's right with this one, babe.
It was after we had this one in the whole
the whole Lucky Town record was really.
Right.
Lucky Town.
You wrote that quickly.
Getting together.
I wrote [E] that in three weeks.
Does Bruce walk out, let's say, after an argument, say,
never mind the argument I've written you.
How does it go down?
I wish I could write that quickly.
I'd be busting them out here and there.
Bruce, before you play, do you want to say something [B] to Patty about the song?
Oh, you're killing me now.
Come on, man.
Come on.
I'm going to [G] remember this.
My darling, I love you dearly, and I wrote this song [E] for you and only you, baby.
How romantic.
Here we go, boys.
One, two, three, four.
_ _ _ _ _ We said we'd walk together.
They become what may.
_ When that come the twilight.
Should we lose [C#m] our way?
If [E] as we're walking
and should slip free.
_ I'll [C#m] wait for you.
[A] Should I fall [E] behind?
Wait for me.
We swore we'd travel
island side by side.
Come on, boys. _
We'd help each other
but [C#m] stay in stride.
But [A] each lover steps for
so [E] differently. _ _
[C#m] I'll wait for you.
[A] I should fall behind.
Wait [E] for me.
Now, everyone [A] dreams of
a [E] love lasting and true. _
Oh, but you and I know [B] what this world [C#m] can do.
So let's [A] make us that's clear
that the [E] other may see.
And [C#m] I'll wait for you.
Should I [A] fall [E] behind?
Wait for me.
There's a beautiful river.
Oh, the valley.
And then the oaks bow.
Soon we will be.
[C#m] Should we [A] lose each other
in the shadow of the [E] evening trees?
I'll wait [C#m] for you.
And should [A] I fall behind?
[E] Wait for me.
Darling, I'll [C#m] wait for you.
[A] Should I fall behind?
[E] Wait for me.
Darling, [C#m] I'll wait for you.
[A] And should I fall behind? _ _
[Am] Wait for [E] me. _ _ _ _
You know, that's for [N] you and only you. _ _ _ _ _