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Subject: Leon Payne's "They'll Never Take Her Love From Me"
They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
By Leon Payne (1950)
Verse 1
[C7]If, to[F]day the sun should [F7]set on all my [Bb]hopes and cares.
There is [C7]one whose smiling face the gods would [F]see.
'Cause she'll walk along be[F7]side me up the [Bb]Golden stairs.
Oh they'll [C7]never, never take her love from [F]me.
[F7]What a [Bb]fool I was to go and break the [F]trust she gave.
And to see her love turn in to sympath[C7]y.
It's the [F]one regret I'll [F7]carry with me [Bb] to my grave,
Oh, they'll [C7]never, never take her love from [F]me.
Verse 2
[C7]I'm so [F]thankful for each [F7]golden hour of [Bb]happiness.
That we [C7]shared together in the used to [F]be.
Someone else's arms may [F7]hold her now in[Bb]fond caress.
But they'll [C7]Never, never take her love from [F]me.
[F7]I, [Bb]thought I'd make her happy if I step[F]ed aside.
But I knew her love would never set me [C7] free.
And even [F]on the day that [F7] she became an[Bb]other's bride.
I said they'll [C7]Never, never take her love from [F]me.
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