Richard Marx

^D When ^A/C# ever I'm ^Bm weary from the ^Em battles that ^Bm/D rage in my ^A/C# head, ^D
you ^A/C# make sense of ^Bm madness when my ^Em sanity ^Bm/D hangs by a ^A/C# thread ^G .
I lose my w ^F#7 ay, but still you s ^Bm eem to u ^Bm/A nderstan ^E7/G# d.
Now and for ^Em7 ever, ^G/A I will b ^A e your m ^D an. ^G/D
VERSE 2:
^D Some ^A/C# times I just ^Bm hold you ^Em too caught up ^Bm/D in me to ^A/C# see ^D
I'm ^A/C# holding a ^Bm fortune that ^Em heaven has ^Bm/D given to ^A/C# me. ^G
I'll try to sh ^F#7 ow you each and ev ^Bm 'ry w ^Bm/A ay I c ^E7/G# an,
now and for ^Em7 ever ^G/A I will be ^A your ma ^D n. ^G/D
BRIDGE:
^F#7 Now I can re ^Bm st my wor ^G ries and ^D always be su ^A re
^Bm that I wo ^G n't be alo ^D ne anym ^A/C# ore.
^Bm If I'd ^G only know ^D n you were ther ^A e all the ti ^Em7 me, all this t ^Gm ime. ^Gm6
VERSE 3:
^{D A/C# Bm Em Bm/D A/C# D
A/C# Bm Em Bm/D A/C# G}
Until the da ^F#7 y the ocean do ^Bm esn't ^Bm/A touch the sa ^E7/G# nd,
now and for ^Em7 ever ^G/A I will be ^A your ma ^D n. ^G/D
Now and for ^Em7 ever, ^G/A I will b ^A e your m ^G an. ^{Gm6 D G/D A/D D}