Something To Remember chords

Madonna

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  			INTROD: Am7 D7/9 Am7 D7/9   

G                     D#7+       D7         Am7   
Seems I've played the game for much too long   
G#           G4      G       F#º   
I let people buy my love and I   
Fm7          E7/5+      G#º       Am7 D7/9 Am7 D7/9   
Never got to sing my songs for you.   
G            D#7+      D7        Am7   
I had all my bets laid all on you   
G#                  G4             G        F#º   
Set your stakes too high, you're bound to lose.   
Fm7            E7/5+    G#º        Am7   D7/9   
In the game of love you pay your dues.   
C7+           E4      Bm7      F7+       
Say that happiness cannot be measured,   
E7/5+ G#º    C/G         F5-/6    E4/7            C7+    G#m/5+   
And a little pain can bring you all life's little pleasures.   
D5-/7/9      C#m7/5-   
What a joke.   
  
Chorus 
Am7            F#m7/5- B7             Em      D7/9   
I was not your woman,  I was not your friend,   
        C7+     D4        Em   Am7     B7   
But you gave me something to remember.   
         B7/D#    C7+              Em   
No other man said   love yourself   
       G9        Am7   
Nobody else can.   
                    F#m7/5-   
We weren't meant to be,   
   B7                Em        D7/9   
At least not in this lifetime,   
          C7+   D4        Em   Am7     B7   
But you gave me something to remember.   
           B7/D#       Em   
I hear you still say,    "Love yourself".   
G            D#7+        D7        Am7   
I had all my bets laid all on you   
G#                  G4             G        F#º   
Set your stakes too high, you're bound to lose.   
Fm7            E7/5+       G#º     Am   D7/9   
In the game of love I've paid my dues.   
C7+               E4        Bm7          F7+   
Guess I'm waiting for my place in your sun,   
E7/5+   G#º     C/G          F5-/6         E4/7          C7+    G#m/5+   
Wish I  had the chance to know  you and it wasn't stormy weather.   
D5-/7/9        C#m7/5-   
What a shame,        who's to blame?