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James Horner - My Heart Will Go On chords

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Intro:
Dm7 | Csus4 | Bb | Csus4 C | x2

F              Csus4
Every night in my dreams

  Bb         F    C
I see you, I feel you

F             Csus4        Bb | Bb
That is how I know you, go on

F              Csus4
Far across the distance

    Bb       F     C
And spaces between us

F                Csus4        Bb | Bb  Am 
You have come to show you, go on

Dm    C        Bb       C
Near, far, wherever you are

    Dm             C             Bb | Am Gm
I believe that the heart does go on

Dm   C        Bb       C
Once more you open the door

           Dm         C
And you're here in my heart

    Bb            Csus4  C      F
And my heart will go     on and on

F                 Csus4
Love can touch us one time

    Bb         F   C
And last for a lifetime

F             Csus4         Bb | Bb
And never let go till we're gone

F               Csus4
Love was when I loved you
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    Bb          F    C
One true time I hold you

F                Csus4     Bb | Bb Am
In my life we'll always go on

Dm    C        Bb       C
Near, far, wherever you are

    Dm             C             Bb | Am Gm
I believe that the heart does go on

Dm   C        Bb       C
Once more you open the door

           Dm         C
And you're here in my heart

    Bb            Csus4  C      Dm7
And my heart will go     on and on

Bridge:
Csus4 | Bb | Csus4 C | Dm7 | Csus4 | Bb | F Gm

F#m    E             D         E
You're here, there's nothing I fear

      F#m          E             D | C#m Bm
And I know that my heart will go on

F#m   E       D         E
We'll stay forever this way

        F#m        E
You are safe in my heart

    D             Esus4  E      F#
And my heart will go     on and on

Ending:
E | D | D | F# | E | D | D | A | E | D | E | A | E | D | Asus4 | A |
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