Don Wilkins Aka Outlawrider - Another Mile
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
D F
I could be the knight in shining armor that you need
G D
To take away the hurt that has been causing you to bleed
D F
I know it isn't easy living in a world of pain
G D
But a shoulder you can lean on could get you on your feet again
F G D
If you want me – you know where I can be found
F G D
If you need me, baby – you know I'll be around
[Chorus]
D
When your journey's long and rough
F
And you don't think you're strong enough
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
D
Just knowing that somebody cares
F
And that I promise to be there
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
[Verse 2]
D F
I have seen you crying, though never told me why
G D
Denying they were tears that you were drying from your eyes
D F
I would share your burden if you'd only let me in
G D
Have some faith and trust in me and you'll get back again
F G D
If you want me – you know where I can be found
F G D
If you need me, baby – you know I'll be around
[Chorus]
D
When your journey's long and rough
F
And you don't think you're strong enough
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
D
Just knowing that somebody cares
F
And that I promise to be there
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
[Bridge]
Bm G A
Take a little time to get to know me
F# G A Bm G A F# G A
And you might be surprised
Bm G A
You're going to see there's no evil intentions
F# G A Bm G
When you look into my eyes
F# G A Bm
Won't you look into my eyes
F# G A Bm G
Just look into my eyes
[Chorus]
D
When your journey's long and rough
F
And you don't think you're strong enough
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
D
Just knowing that somebody cares
F
And that I promise to be there
G A D
To walk another mile – I'll walk with you
How to play Don Wilkins Aka Outlawrider - Another Mile
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