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Surat Cinta Untuk Starla 

[Intro] C D G Em C D G G7
C D G Em C D G

G C
Ku tuliskan kenangan tentang
D G
Caraku menemukan dirimu
Em Am
tentang apa yang membuatku mudah
D G
Berikan hatiku padamu

G C
Takkan habis sejuta lagu
D G
Untuk menceritakan cantikmu
Em Am
Kan teramat panjang puisi
D G
Tuk menyuratkan cinta ini

[Chorus]
C D
Telah habis sudah cinta ini
G D E
Tak lagi tersisa untuk dunia
Am
Karena telah ku habiskan
D G C G C
Sisa cintaku hanya untukmu..

G C
Aku pernah berfikir tentang
D G
Hidupku tanpa ada dirimu
Em Am
Dapatkah lebih indah dari
D G
Yang ku jalani sampai kini

G C
Aku slalu bermimpi tentang
D G
Indah hari tua bersamamu
Em Am
Tetap cantik rambut panjangmu
D G
Meskipun nanti tak hitam lagi

[Chorus]
C D
Bila habis sudah waktu ini
G D E
Tak lagi berpijak pada dunia
Am
Telah aku habiskan
D G
Sisa hidupku hanya untukmu..

C D
Dan tlah habis sudah cinta ini
G D E
Tak lagi tersisa untuk dunia
Am
Karena telah ku habiskan
D C
Sisa cintaku hanya untukmu..
G
Untukmu..
Am D E
Hidup dan matiku..

[Overtone]
A D
Bila musim berganti
E A E F#m
Sampai waktu terhenti
Bm
Walau dunia membenci
E A
Ku kan tetap disini..

[Chorus]
D E
Bila habis sudah waktu ini
A E F#
Tak lagi berpijak pada dunia
Bm
Kelak aku habiskan
E A
Sisa hidupku hanya untukmu..

D E
Dan tlah habis sudah cinta ini
A E F#
Tak lagi tersisa untuk dunia
Bm
Karena telah ku habiskan
E A
Sisa cintaku hanya untukmu..

F# Bm
Karena telah ku habiskan
E (D)
Sisa cintaku hanya untukmu..

[Outro] D E A F#m D E A

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