Say You Love Me Lyrics And Guitar Chords
I've Waited As Long As I Can.The guitar chords are in the keys of G and D Major in chordpro. Written by Hylo Brown and a big hit for Sharon Shannon and Dessie O'Halloran. Also recorded by Daniel O'Donnell and Mary Duff and country singer Robert Mizzell. In the video is Gerry O'Connor playing four string banjo. Gerry is one of the top 3 banjo players in the world along with Christy Sheridan from The Bards and Barney McKenna from The Dubliners. The song started out as 'I've waited as long as I can'' by Hylo Brown, but for some reason the title got changed to Say You Love Me.
Say You Love Me Lyrics With Chords In G Major
[G]I've waited for you and I've [C]always been true,
But this [G]waiting no longer I can [D]stand.
I [G]know you've had time, dear, to [C]make up your mind.
I've [G]waited as [D]long as I [G]can.
CHORUS: [G]I've waited to hear you[C] say you[G] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [D]hand.
I [G]asked again last night for your[C] love so divine.
I've[G] waited as [D]long as I[G] can.
Done all I can do; said all I can say.
Oh, why can't I make you understand?
I've wanted you for mine but I've wasted my time.
I've waited as long as I can. CHORUS
Now I'll jut say goodbye. The tears fall from my eyes,
For you have made it plain that I can't win.
No one will ever know the pain that I've been through.
I've waited as long as I can
[G]I've waited for you and I've [C]always been true,
But this [G]waiting no longer I can [D]stand.
I [G]know you've had time, dear, to [C]make up your mind.
I've [G]waited as [D]long as I [G]can.
CHORUS: [G]I've waited to hear you[C] say you[G] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [D]hand.
I [G]asked again last night for your[C] love so divine.
I've[G] waited as [D]long as I[G] can.
Done all I can do; said all I can say.
Oh, why can't I make you understand?
I've wanted you for mine but I've wasted my time.
I've waited as long as I can. CHORUS
Now I'll jut say goodbye. The tears fall from my eyes,
For you have made it plain that I can't win.
No one will ever know the pain that I've been through.
I've waited as long as I can
Key of D
[D]I've waited for you and I've [G]always been true,
But this [D]waiting no longer I can [A]stand.
I [D]know you've had time, dear, to [G]make up your mind.
I've [D]waited as [A]long as I [D]can.
CHORUS: [D]I've waited to hear you[G] say you[D] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [A]hand.
I [D]asked again last night for your[G] love so divine.
I've[D] waited as [A]long as I[D] can.
Say You Love Me Words And Chords In C
[C]I've waited for you and I've [F]always been true,
But this [C]waiting no longer I can [G]stand.
I [C]know you've had time, dear, to [F]make up your mind.
I've [C]waited as [G]long as I [C]can.
CHORUS: [C]I've waited to hear you[F] say you[C] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [G]hand.
I [C]asked again last night for your[F] love so divine.
I've[C] waited as [G]long as I[C] can.
[C]I've waited for you and I've [F]always been true,
But this [C]waiting no longer I can [G]stand.
I [C]know you've had time, dear, to [F]make up your mind.
I've [C]waited as [G]long as I [C]can.
CHORUS: [C]I've waited to hear you[F] say you[C] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [G]hand.
I [C]asked again last night for your[F] love so divine.
I've[C] waited as [G]long as I[C] can.
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Say you love me song
Chords for the key of C
[C]I've waited for you and I've [F]always been true,
But this [C]waiting no longer I can [G]stand.
I [C]know you've had time, dear, to [F]make up your mind.
I've [C]waited as [G]long as I [C]can.
CHORUS: [C]I've waited to hear you[F] say you[C] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [G]hand.
I [C]asked again last night for your[F] love so divine.
I've[C] waited as [G]long as I[C] can.
[C]I've waited for you and I've [F]always been true,
But this [C]waiting no longer I can [G]stand.
I [C]know you've had time, dear, to [F]make up your mind.
I've [C]waited as [G]long as I [C]can.
CHORUS: [C]I've waited to hear you[F] say you[C] love me,
And longed for the day you'd take my [G]hand.
I [C]asked again last night for your[F] love so divine.
I've[C] waited as [G]long as I[C] can.
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Say You Love Me Is Included
All of the sheet music tabs have been made as easy to play as was possible.
The price of the ebooks is €7.50 . All the songs have lyrics .
Say You Love Me Is Included
Written by Hylo Brown
Frank Brown earned the nickname "Hylo" because of his considerable vocal range that became his trademark. Born in 1922 in Johnson County, KY, which also became the birthplace of Loretta Lynn, Brown had thoroughly absorbed the music indigenous to his Appalachian home.
In 1957, Brown joined Flatt & Scruggs, becoming a featured vocalist with the duo's Foggy Mountain Boys. The group's increasing popularity prompted Flatt and Scruggs to form a second Foggy Mountain band, called the Timberliners, with Brown as the unit's frontman; the Timberliners which included mandolin player Red Rector, fiddler Clarence "Tater" Tate, Jim Smoak on the banjo, and bassist Joe Phillips.
Hylo Brown and the Timberliners released their first album in 1958 on Capitol Records and it remains a traditional bluegrass classic album. The group was short lived and had a few band changes with Norman Blake on dobro and Billy Edwards on banjo and soon after breaking up Brown rejoined Flatt & Scruggs as a featured singer.
In the early '60s, Hylo Brown cut a handful of solo records, including 1961's Bluegrass Balladeer, 1962's Bluegrass Goes to College, and the next year's Hylo Brown Meets the Lonesome Pine
Fiddlers.
Hylo Brown recorded seven albums for Rural Rhythm Records in the late 60's with Lee Sutton as producer. Legends & Tall Tales was the third of the seven albums and was originally released in 1967. Uncle Jim O'Neal, creator of Rural Rhythm Records, was the architect behind Hylo Brown performing all the standard traditional songs that have been handed down through the generations on these seven classic albums.
After recording seven albums for Rural Rhythm Records Hylo 's recordings became fewer and news of him was hard-to-find. He broke up his band and retired from the road in the 1980's and eventually passed away on February 2, 2003.
