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Date: Fri, 26 Dec 1997 16:59:50 +0100
From: Roland Kalus
To: [email protected]
Subject: Every Road by Amy Grant
Note to OLGA Archivists:Lyrics have been added!
Every Road (Amy Grant / Wayne Kirkpatrick)
transcribed by Roland Kalus
Lyrics:
1st Verse:
There you go making mountains
out of such a little hill
Here I go mixing mortar
For another wall to build
There’s a struggle in this life we lead
It’s partly you
It’s partly me
Chorus:
Every road thats’travelled
teaches something new
And every road that narrows
pushes us to choos
And I’d be lying if I said
I had not tried to leave a time or two
But every road that leads me
leads me back to you
Here we stand in the middle
of what we’ve come to know
It’s a dance, it’s a balance
Holding on and letting go
There is nothing that we can’t resolve
When love is at stake
When love is involved
Chorus & Fade
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Intro (play 3 times, last times with notes in brackets)
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Verse:
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1st Intrumental part
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Play next verse and chorus, than play
intrumental bridge twice
——3——-1——–3——-1–
–3–3—-1–1—–3–3—-1–1—
–5-5—–2-2——5-5—–2-2—-
–5——-3——–5——-3——
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-3—1—3–|-3–0-1—-
-3—2—5–|——0—-
-3—3—5–|——2—-
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Repeat first four bars of chorus and fade…
Since there are 4 guitars and maybe 2 basses on the recording this
represents an arrangment for one guitar. The bass walks
sometime to an Ab while the guitar stays on a dmin7/b5.
