Chords for Conway Twitty on "The Porter Wagoner Show" (1966/67)

And now, in color, it's the Porter Wagoner [D] Show, starring Porter [E] Wagoner and the [D] Wagonmasters with Speck Rose and Dolly Parton.
Special guest, Conway Twitty, bringing you your favorite songs and stars of the grand old upgrade.
[F#] And right now, folks, I want you to meet my special guest this week, a gentleman that I admire an awful lot in country music.
He's one of the finest in our business.
We're mighty delighted to have him as our guest today.
Please welcome the one and only Conway Twitty.
Come on.
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_ _ [Bm] _ [A] If you _ [D] _
_ were [E] mine to love, [G] _
_ I'd gladly [E] let you go. _
[G] Cause that would [D] mean you'd be _ [A] lonely. _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ _ [Bm] I'd [A] gladly _ face the heartache [G] _
_ of losing [D] you someday. _
Cause [G] then at _ [D] least I'd [A] have _ a memory. _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] Through all the _ years I've known [G] you, _ _ [D] you've never noticed [E] me.
_ [G] Just _ a friend, [D]
that's [A] _ all I've been to you. _
_ _ _ _ _ I'd gladly _ let you [E] break my [G] heart, _ or just [D] one little bit.
_ _ [G] _ Just to know that [B] you were [D] mine to _ love.
_ _ _ [E] If I could only hold you _ [A] _
just [E] one _ [A] time, _ _
_ for one short [B] moment, heaven [A] _ _ would be _ _ _ mine.
_ [D] If you _ were mine to [G] love, _ _ I'd gladly [E] let you go.
_ [G] _ Just to [D] know that [A] you were [D] mine to love.
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_ _ [B] _ If you _ were _ mine to [G] love, _ _ [E] I'd gladly let you go.
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_ [G] _ Just to know [B] that you were mine [G] to love.
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And thank you for coming to see us.
We've been looking forward to this a long time.
Well I'll guarantee you I have too Porter.
I've been watching your show for _ many, many years now.
Well I appreciate you.
Always enjoy it.
Thank you.
Conway makes his home in Oklahoma City and it's quite a long way from where we do our show in Nashville.
Glad to have you.
We'll be right back, right after this word.
_ _ _ Now here's my special guest once again with one of his later numbers and [G] I think you'll enjoy very much.
Conway Twitty [B] and Working Girl.
Here we go boys. _ _ _ _ _ _
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Working Girl, Working [F] Girl, I [Gm] love [G] you. _ _ _ _ _
Working Girl, I love [C] the things that [G] you do.
I _ _ [Gm] _
_ _ [B] don't know if I could take [C] it if you showed up [D] and lived.
Just [G] sit and dream, sit [C] and dream.
[G] Working Girl, _ _ _ _ _ Working Girl, you got [F] money all the [G] time. _ _ _ _
Working Girl, [C] pays my rent and treats [G] me fine. _ _ _ _
I [E] _ don't know what I would [C] do if you showed up [F#m] and go.
I love you [G] so, _ [C] love you so, [G] Working Girl. _ _ _ _
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Give me money when [F] I'm down, [C]
Working [G] Girl. _ _ _ _
Take me out on [F] the [F] town, [G] Working Girl. _ _ _ _ _
Shiny [E] car, pretty car, and that [C] ain't all.
_ _ [F#] _ When [G] I'm with you, walk [C] real tall, _ walk real [G] tall. _ _ _
You can't go, _ [F] Working Girl, [C]
I [Gm] love [G] you. _ _ _ _ _
Working Girl, Working [C] Girl, I [G] love you.
Folks, that's all the time we're going to have to go to the house.
We really have enjoyed it and I [E] hope you'll see us next [F] week same time.
So long everybody.
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_ [A#] This has been the Porter Wagoner Show in color.
A half hour of good country music and fun brought to you from the home of the Grand Ole Opry.
Be sure to tune in next week to Rain Time Train Station. _ _ _ _ _ _
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