I Will Never Be Untrue tab - doors

  E             B
I will never be untrue
  A                        C
Do anything you would want me to
  E
Never stay out drinking
  B               
no later than two   E-A-E-B
(two thirty...)   

  E             B 
I will never treat you mean
  A                      C             
and I won't cause no kind of scene
  E
Tell you all the people
  B
all the places I have been  E-A-E-B

E - B - A - C - E - A - E - B
  
   E                 B
I will always treat you kind
   A                     C
try to give you peace of mind
   E                      B 
Only you tell me that you love me
       E - A - E - B 
one more time


 E
Now darling
 B
please don't be sad
 A
Don't run off like that
 C 
when you get mad
  E
Cause if you do

you gonna lose
      B
the best friend

that you ever had
 E   A   E   B
That's no lie...
 
 E                B
I will never be untrue
  A                       C
Do everything you want me to do
  E                    B             
Bring all my loving all my money
                     E  A  E  B
bring it all home to you
 

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The Doors: I Will Never Be Untrue
The Doors: I Will Never Be Untrue

I will never be untrue (the doors) -with Moesgaardkartellet
Moesgaardkartellet plays I will never be untrue. Concert in a local pub in kolding, Denmark. Republikken.

I Will Never Be Untrue Cover - The Doors
This is my favourite Doors song.

The Doors - I Will Never Be Untrue
Single Originally made for a benefit held at the Cinematheque 16 on the Sunset Strip in 1968.

5 Minutes Bible Study - Beware Of Open Doors
Our Daily Bread Folly is joy to him who is destitute of discernment, but a man of understanding walks uprightly. —Proverbs 15:21 Sometimes Christians follow an "open door" policy. When a door of opportunity opens, they assume that it's God's will to go through it. Bestselling author Terri Blackstock knows this is untrue. She never openly rebelled against God, but she found herself far away from Him after walking through open doors of opportunity. "I had allowed myself to believe that God was blessing my career . . . because He had opened all the doors," she wrote in Soul Restoration. Although she got what she wanted—a successful career writing romance novels for Harlequin and Silhouette—she lost what she needed: a close relationship with God. When she finally admitted that her career was keeping her from God, she turned her back on success and renewed her commitment to the Lord. Since then, her writing career has been revitalized, and she has become an award-winning author of Christian fiction. Just because the Lord doesn't stop us from something doesn't mean He wants us to continue. To discern which opportunities to pursue, we need to "approve the things that are excellent" and to be "filled with the fruits of righteousness . . . to the glory and praise of God" (Phil. 1:10-11). — Julie Ackerman Link The best way to know God's will is to say "I will" to God.