Do you love me
G
1. Golde, do you love me ?
Do I what ?
G D7
Do you love me
? Do I love you ?
Dm E
With our daughters getting
married
Am D7
and
there's trouble in the town,
G
you're
upset, you're worn out,
Dm E
go
inside, go lie down ! Maybe it's indigestion.
D
Ah, no, Golde,
I'm asking you a question !
G
2. Do you love me ? You're a fool
!
G D7
I know. But do you love me ?
Do I love you ? Well ?
Dm E
For 25 years I've washed your
clothes,
Am D7
cooked
your meals, cleaned your house !
G
Given you children, milked the
cow,
Dm E Am
- D7
after
25 years, why talk about love right now ?
Gm Gm Cm Gm Cm
Gm
Golde - the first time I
met you was on our wedding day.
Gm Cm Gm D7
I was scared. I was shy. I was
nervous ! So was I !
Cm F
But my father and my mother
Bb Gm
said
we'd learn to love each other.
Am D7
And now I'm asking, Golde !
G
3. Do you love me ? I'm your wife
! I know.
G D7
But do you love me ? Do I love him ? Well ?
Dm E
For 25 years I've lived with
him,
Am D7
fought
with him, starved with him.
G
25 years my bed is his,
Dm E
if
that's not love, what is ?
Am
G - E
Then you love me ! I suppose I do !
Am D7 G
And I suppose I love you, too !
Am F
It doesn't change a thing, but
even so,
G - Cm D7
G
after
25 years it's nice to know.
(orig. = capo 4th) (J. Bock /
S. Harnick)