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                            "Never My Love"
                      (Don Addrisi - Dick Addrisi)

Jim Yester, in the liner notes to the Japanese _From The Original Master
Tapes_ CD (Warner/Pioneer WPCP-3536):

  One of the most real, direct, and beautiful love songs of our times,
  recently cited by Broadcast Music Incorporated as the third most aired
  composition of modern times.  This song, and "Cherish", combined to
  establish the group as creators of "World Class" love song recordings.


Intro [3X]:

	           C#
	 v   v     v   v   v   v     v   v
	---------|-----------------|---------|
	---------|-----------------|---------|
	---------|-----------------|---------|
	-3-4-6---|-----------------|---------|
	-------3-|-4---------------|---------|
	---------|-----------------|---------|


Verse 1:

	C#         Ab                 B
	You ask me if there'll come a time
	            F#       C#
	When I grow tired of you
	Bbm       C#
	Never my love
	F#        C#
	Never my love


Verse 2:

	You wonder if this heart of mine
	Will lose its desire for you
	Never my love
	Never my love


Bridge 1:

	F7sus4  F7             Bbm            Eb7
	       What makes you think love will end
	        Abmaj7        C#maj7     F#maj7  F#6
	When you know that my whole life depends
	   Fm       Bbm
	On you  (on you)


Verse 3:

	[wordless vocal over first two lines]
	Never my love
	Never my love


Verse 4:

	You say you fear I'll change my mind
	And I won't require you
	Never my love
	Never my love


Bridge 2:

	How can you think love will end
	When I've asked you to spend your whole life       1
	     Fm     Gbmaj9#11 ------------------------>	x98098
	With me (with me, with me)


[repeat 2 verses with first two lines replaced by organ solo; organ solo
 to fade (45 version fades about 25 seconds earlier than LP)]


-- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers