Chord You And I Both Acoustic by Jason Mraz

you & i both words & music by jason mraz album : waiting for my rocket to come tabbed by : skimboardrunner someoneslilhero@hotmail . com standard tuning : ebgdae G - 320003 Asus2 - xx2230 Em - 022000 Am - x02210 C - x32010 D - xx0232 note : G sounds cleaner played 355433 on this song but what ever’s easier for you G was it you who spoke the words that things would happen but not to me Em oh things are gonna happen naturally Am and taking your advice i’m looking on the bright side C D and balancing the whole thing G but often times those words get tangled up in lines Em and the bright light turns to night Am until the dawn it brings C D another day to sing about the magic that was you and me G chorus 1 : cause you and i both loved Em what you and i spoke of Am what others just dream of C D G Em G others only read of the love that i love G see i’m all about them words Em over numbers , unencumbered numbered words Am hundreds of pages , pages , pages forwards C D more words then i had ever heard and i feel so alive G chorus 2 : cause you and i both loved Em what you and i spoke of Am and others just read of and if you could see now oh love love G bridge 1 : now you and i , you and i Em not so little you and i anymore Am and with this silence brings a moral story C D more importantly evolving is the glory of a boy G chorus 3 : you and i both loved Em what you and i spoke of Am and others just read of and if you could see me now C D well i’m almost finally out of C D G finally out of etc . . . ad lib bridge 2 : half tempo slow G and it’s okay if you have go away Em just remember the telephones they working both ways Am and if i never ever hear it ring regular tempo Em if nothing else i’ll think the bells inside Asus2 have finally found you someone else and that’s okay D cause i’ll remember everything you sang G chorus 3 : you and i both loved Em what you and i spoke of Am and others just read of and if you could see now C D well i’m almost finally out of words . C D G finally out of . . . etc ad lib