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Please Stay:The Drifters.
#14 Pop Charts and #13 on R&B Charts in 1961.

INTRO:
Bb    F          Bb          F          Bb
Don't go, please stay..don't go, please stay..

#1.
Bb                          Dm
If I got on my knees, and I pleaded with you..
       Bb                    Dm
not to go, but to stay in my arms.
          Eb           F7             Bb         Ebm
Would you walk out the door, like you did once before?
    Bb                 F7                   Bb
Or would this time, be different..would you stay?
 Bb    F          Bb          F          Bb    
(Don't go, please stay..don't go, please stay..)

#2.
Bb                                Dm
If I called out your name, like a prayer in the night..
          Bb                     Dm
would you leave me alone with my tears?
        Eb            F7            Bb             Ebm
Knowing I, I need you so..would you still turn and go?
         Bb            F7                 Bb
Or would this time, be different, in some way?
 Bb    F          Bb          F          Bb
(Don't go, please stay..don't go, please stay..)

CHORUS:
Bb  Eb                    Bb
You took me away from the rest of the world,
         F7                         Bb
when you taught me to love you like this.
      Eb                       Bb
Now I hang by a thread, in the canyon of doom,
      Gm7           Cm              Dm      F
but I still..can be saved.. by your ki...ss..

#3.
F    Bb                     Dm
If I got on my knees, and I pleaded with you..
       Bb                    Dm
not to go, but to stay in my arms.
          Eb           F7             Bb         Ebm
Would you walk out the door, like you did once before?
    Bb                 F7                   Bb
Or would this time, be different..would you stay.ay.ay?

OUTRO:
Bb    F          Bb          F          Bb
Don't go, please stay..don't go, please stay..
Bb    F          Bb                 
Don't go, please stay.y.y.y.y.y..(Fade.)


A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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