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AKU BISA APA

By : BUNGA CITRA LESTARI

Intro : D#m C# B F#
        G#m F# Fm A#

D#m G#m     C#       F#
sejauh ku jelajahi dunia
  B          G#m          F       A#
menatap mendengar dan merasakan hidup
D#m  G#m       C#        F#
denganya hati ini pun bertanya
 B           G#m          F        A#
inikah cinta inikah akhir pencarianku

   C#m      G#m         C#
cinta bagai api tak berasap
    F#          B
ada kamu yang mau aku
     G#m             A#
berantakan hatiku bingung

Chorus :
      F#
ada dua cinta
A#                D#m      C#
menerangi jalan kehidupanku
      B
aku bisa apa
G#m                C#
jika cintaku berat padanya
      F#
aku tahu pasti
A#                    D#m       C#
sakit dan pedihnya pengorbananmu
           B
saat kau ikhlaskan aku
G#m     C#      F#
bahagia dengannya

D#m G#m     C#       F#
sejauh ku memahami hatiku
 B          G#m          F        A#
aku tak mau mendermakan cinta padamu
  D#m     G#m      C#             F#
walaupun awal mengabarkan yang terpahit
   B          G#m        F     A#
cintaku tetap saja berat kepadanya

Intro : D#m C# B F#
        G#m F# Fm A#

   C#m      G#m         C#
cinta bagai api tak berasap
    F#          B
ada kamu yang mau aku
     G#m             A#
berantakan hatiku bingung

Chorus :
      F#
ada dua cinta
A#                D#m      C#
menerangi jalan kehidupanku
      B
aku bisa apa
G#m                C#
jika cintaku berat padanya
      F#
aku tahu pasti
A#                    D#m       C#
sakit dan pedihnya pengorbananmu
           B
saat kau ikhlaskan aku
G#m     C#      F#
bahagia dengannya

      F#
aku tahu pasti
A#                    D#m       C#
sakit dan pedihnya pengorbananmu
           B
saat kau ikhlaskan aku
G#m     C#      F#
bahagia dengannya

Outro : D#m C# B F#
        G#m F# Fm A#
        D#m

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