I'm Alright - Terri Clark

I'm Alright

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[Intro ]- C-Dm-F - G - C = 2x's
 
---(capo 1st fret)---
 
(verse 1)
C
After all was said and done,
C Em7 - G
There was nothing left to do,
C
The hardest mile I ever walked,
C Em7 G
Was the one I walked away from you,
 
(bridge)
Em7 Dm C
So maybe I'm a little ragged around the edges,
Em7 Dm G
And I've been keeping a little more to myself these days,
 
(chorus)
C Dm F G C
I'm alright shot down but I'm still standing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright a little banged up from the fall,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright still shaky from the landing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright after all,
 
(verse 2)
C
You know it's really not that bad,
C Em7 - G
No matter how bad it might feel,
C
Cause there ain't nothing time won't fix,
C Em7 G
This ain't nothing that some time won't heal,
 
(bridge)
Em7 Dm C
So maybe I've been walking a little wounded,
Em7 Dm
I move a little bit slower now,
G
But that's okay,
 
(chorus)
C Dm F G C
I'm alright shot down but I'm still standing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright a little banged up from the fall,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright still shaky from the landing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright after all,
 
(bridge
Am7 C
And every now and then I think about you,
F Am7 Dm - G
Oh every now and then I cross the line,
 
(lead chords - C-Dm-F - G - C = 4x's)
 
(ending)
C Dm F G C
I'm alright shot down but I'm still standing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright a little banged up from the fall,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright still shakey from the landing,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright after all,
C Dm F G C
I'm alright after all,

How to play I'm Alright

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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