Sam Smith —
Lay Me Down

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± BPM (tempo): ♩ = 125 beats per minute

Lyrics and Music by Samuel Smith, James Napier and Elvin Smith
feat. John Legend

G
Yes I do, I believe
That one day I will be where I was,
                             C
Right there, right next to you.
And it’s hard the days just seem so dark,
The moon, and the stars
Are nothing without you.
     G
Your touch, your skin, where do I begin?
No words can explain
                      C
The way I’m missing you.
Tonight this emptiness,
This hole that I’m inside,
These tears, they tell their own story.

 Am               C            Em
   Told me not to cry when you were gone,
 D         Am            C
   But the feeling’s overwhelming,
               G    D7
   It’s much too strong.

Chorus:
         G              Em
     Can I lay by your side,
             Am7  C
     Next to you, you?
         G                   Em
     And make sure you’re alright.
                       Am7
     I’ll take care of you,
           C
     And I don’t want to be here
        D7                G
     If I can’t be with you tonight.

    G
I’m reaching out to you,
              C
Can you hear my call? Ooh.
     G
This hurt that I’ve been through,
I’m missing you,
                    C            D7
I’m missing you like crazy, uuh.

Chorus:
         G        Bm     Em
     Can I lay by your side,
             Am7     C
     Next to you, to you?
         G                Bm     Em
     And make sure you’re alright.
                       Am7
     I’ll take care of you,
           C
     And I don’t want to be here
        D7                 Am
     If I can’t be with you tonight.

Instrumental: Am | Am | F | D7

Am            F      D7
Lay me down tonight,
Am             F     D7
Lay me by your side.
Am            F      D7
Lay me down tonight,
Am     Am7     D7
Lay me by your side.
    G              Em
Can I lay by your side,
        Am7  C     D7     G
Next to you, you?