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By Kavil Tran

Straight harp, low end – one easy bend. Beginners:

Dont try to hold the bend, indicate and release

all in one, while thinking the words, and itll

come out right. Notes in brackets are optional variations


3 4 -3 4

Love me tender,


-4 3 -4

Love me sweet,


4 -3 -3// -3 4

Never let me go.


3 4 -3 4 -4 3 -4

You have made my life complete,


4 -3 -3// -3 4

And I love you so.


5 5 5 5

Love me tender,


5 (-5) 5

Love me true,


5 -4 4 -4(-5)5

All my dreams ful fil,


5 5 -5 5 -4 3 -4

For my darlin’ I love you,


4 -3 -3// -3 4

And I always will.


End line finish:


4 -3 5 -4 4

And I always will.


Love me tender,

Love me long,

Take me to your heart.

For it’s there that I belong,

And we’ll never part.


Love me tender,

Love me dear,

Tell me you are mine.

I’ll be yours through all the years,

Till the end of time.


(when at last my dreams come true

Darling this I know

Happiness will follow you

Everywhere you go).




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