I want a lit tle
some thing more.
Don’t want the mid dle
(C#m11)or the one be (F#)fore.
I
don’t de sire a (Dm)com pli cat ed past;
I want a (E7)love that will last.
Say that you love me,
say I’m the one.
Don’t kiss and hug me and (C#m11)then try to (F#)run.
I
don’t do dra ma; my (Dm)tears don’t fall fast.
I want a (E7)love that will last.
I don’t (F#m7)want just a mem ’ry;
give me for ev er.
Don’t e (F#m)ven think a bout say ing good (B7)bye, ’cause I
just want one (D9)love
to be e nough
and re (B7sus)main in my heart ’til I die.
(E7#5)So
(Amaj7)call me ro man tic.
(D)Oh, I guess that’s so.
There’s some thing more that
you ought to (F#)know.
I’d
nev er leave you, so (Dm)don’t e ven ask.
I want a (E7)love that will last
(F#)for ev er.
I want a (E7)love that will last.
(E9sus)So
(Bbmaj7)there’s just a lit tle
more that I need;
I wan na share all the (Dm7)air that you breathe.
I’m
not the kind of girl to com pli cate the past.
I want a love that will last
for (G)ev er.
I want a love that will last
(G)al ways.
I
just want a (F13)love
that will last.
I want a (F7sus)love that will (Bbmaj13)last.
This page shows “A Love That Will Last” by Renee Olstead in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 82 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.