Learn You're Still the One: Shania Twain

Here are the Guitar Chords to this very all-time popular song, You're Still the One. I am playing the beautiful slow ballad in Eb on my Yamaha workstation back in 2012. I hope you're enjoying your summer. This song came to my mind because of all the summer wedding's we have been celebrating!

You're Still the One

Words and Music by Shania Twain and R.J. Lange
Key: Eb
Time: 4/4
Slowly

Intro

Eb, Eb/G, Ab (add2) (2xs)
Eb, Eb/G, Ab, Bb

Verse                            
  
Eb            Eb/G     Ab                 A
Looks like we made it Look how far we've come my baby
Eb                  Eb/G     Ab               Bb
We might-a took the long way We knew we'd get there someday

BRIDGE

Eb         Eb/G   Ab            Bb
They said "I bet they'll never make it" 
          Eb        Ab      Bb
But just look at us holding on 
                  Eb        Ab   Bb
We're still together still going strong

CHORUS 
 

Ab                          Eb                Ab
(You're Still The One) You're Still The One I run to 
Fm              Bb
The one that I belong to 
Eb                      Ab       Bb
You're Still The One I want for life
 Ab                     Eb                       Ab
(You're Still The One) You're Still The One that I love
Fm             Bb        Eb                     Ab         Bb
The only one I dream of You're Still The One I kiss good night

Verse

BRIDGE
                              
CHORUS   

SOLO
                    
CHORUS

Eb             Eb/G                               
I'm so glad we made it 
Ab                 Bb
Look how far we've come my baby

© 1997 Songs of Polygram International, Inc. 

For more freebies, visit this post for the chords to You're Still The One.

Remember to break the song down into small chain/chunking practice segments. You can play the song in D for an easier arrangement but I think the song sounds more flavorful in Eb.

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Blessings,


-- LadyD


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