Every Single Day
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G Em D G
Every single morning I wake up and pray
G Em C D G
Find the strength inside of me to get me thru the day
C D
A Shower falls like a thousand tears
C D
If I could just get past the tears
G G/F# Em C D G
Living life without you every single day
G Em D G
Every perfect stranger I pass in the street
G G/F# Em C D G
Their eyes they shine like diamoonds happiness complete
C D
How can they laugh and carry on
C D
Don't they know that you are gone
G G/F# Em C D G
And I'm left without you every single day
C D
Every single day I find
C D
Your the first and last thing on my mind
G Em C D
I miss you till the end of time I miss you every single day
G G/F# Em D G
Every one knows sorrow lonliness and shame
G G/F# Em
But until you lose someone you love
D G
You never know real pain
C D
What am I suppose to do
C D
Without you here to pull me thru
G G/F# Em C D G
Your memory just won't do every single day
From Greg Trooper "Everywhere"
Black Hole Records 1992
Born and raised in New Jersey, Trooper's songs have been recorded by
the likes of Steve Earle, Rosanne Cash and Vince Gill. In the early
70s, Trooper left the folk clubs of Greenwich Village for the music
scene of Austin, TX , before moving to Lawrence, KS where he entered
college and continued to hone his guitar, singing and songwriting
skills. He returned to New York for the '80s and part of the '90s,
where he recorded his first two records: We Won't Dance and the
critically acclaimed Everywhere. The records caught the attention of
Earle-- who recorded Trooper's "Little Sister. In the early '90s,
Trooper met fellow New Jersyan and ex-E Steet Band bassist Garry
Tallent, who like Trooper would settle in Nashville. Tallent produced
Trooper's 1996 album Noises In The Hallway and released it on his
D'Ville Records. -- Jack Leaver, All-Music Guide
1986 We Won't Dance Wild Rags Records
1990 Lonesome Val
1992 Everywhere Black Hole Records
1996 Noise In The Highway DVI Records
1998 Popular Demons Koch Intl Records
How to play Every Single Day
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.