How To Play Simply Red's "For Your Babies" /w Acoustic Guitar Unplugged - Video Number 1000 here :)

For Your Babies #SimplyRed #MickHucknall #Soul [Intro] A Amaj7 Bm7 Dm [A]You’ve got that [Amaj7]look again The [Bm]one I hoped I had when [Dm]I was a [A]lad [A]Your face is just [Amaj7]beaming Your [Bm]smile got me boasting, my [Dm]pulse roller coastering [A]Anyway the [Amaj7]four winds that blow [Bm]They’re gonna send me [Dm]sailing home to [A]you [A] Or I’ll fly with the [Amaj7]force of a rainbow [Bm]The_dream_of_gold_will_be [Dm]waiting in your [A]eyes You [Amaj7]know I’d do most [F#m]anything you [Bm]want Hey [A]I [Amaj7] I try to give you [F#m]everything you [B]need I can [Dm]see that it gets to you [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] I [A]do [INTERLUDE] A Amaj7 Bm7 Dm [A] Her faith is a[Amaj7]mazing The [Bm]pain that she goes through con[Dm]tained in the hope for you [A] Your whole world has [Amaj7]changed The [Bm]years spent before seem more [Dm]cloudy than blue [A] In many ways your [Amaj7]baby’s controlling [Bm] When you haven’t [Dm]laid down for days [A] For the poor no [Amaj7]time to be thinking [Bm] They’re too busy [Dm]finding ways and [A]I You [Amaj7]know I’d do most [F#m]anything you [Bm]want Hey [A]I [Amaj7] I try to give you [F#m]everything you [B]need I’ll [Dm]see that it gets to you [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] I [A]do [SOLO] //: A Amaj7 Bm7 Dm :// Hey [A]I You [Amaj7]know I’d do most [F#m]anything you [Bm]want [A]I, [Amaj7] I try to give you [F#m]everything you [B]need We’ll [Dm]always be there for you [Dm] [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] [A] I don’t believe in [F#m]many things but in [B]you [Dm] I [A]do ********************************************************* "For Your Babies" is a song by British soul and pop band Simply Red. Written by Mick Hucknall, it was included on the band's forth album, Stars (1991), and reached number nine on the UK Singles Chart in February 1992. It also reached the top 20 in Ireland and the top 30 in Austria and Belgium. The track was included on the band's compilation albums, Greatest Hits in 1996, Simply Red 25: The Greatest Hits in 2008 and Songs of Love in 2010. It was also featured on the band's acoustic album Simplified in a new version. Writing for CultureSonar in 2018, Ellen Fagan said that Hucknall "was never more appealing than in this ballad of a proud dad serenading his little child with loving hopes for his future during the sleepless days of early parenthood. Hucknall had his first baby decades after this was written, so his ability to conjure up such a scenario is deliciously prescient." Diane Rufer and Ron Fell from the Gavin Report called it "the ultimate Mother's Day record delivered with loving sentimentality by Mr. Hucknall.