Lucky One - Alison Krauss

Lucky One

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Bb F Gm Eb Bb F Eb Bb
INTRO
Verse 1
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Bb
You're the lucky one so I've been told
F
Free as the wind blowin' down the road
Ab
Loved by many, hated by none
Eb
I'd say you were lucky 'cause I know what you've done
Bb
Not a care in the world, not a worry in sight
F Eb Bb
Everything is gonna be alright 'cause you're the lucky one
Verse 2
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Bb
You're the lucky one, always havin' fun
F
A jack-of-all-trades, a master of none
Ab
You look at the world with a smilin' eye
Eb
And laugh at the devil as his train rolls by
Bb
Give you a song and a one-night stand
F Eb Bb
You'll be lookin' at a happy man 'cause you're the lucky one
Chorus
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Cm
Well you're blessed I guess
F
For never knowin' which road you're choosin'
Cm
To you the next best thing
F F#aug Gm
To playin' and winnin' is playin' and losin'
Verse 3
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Bb
You're the lucky one, I know that now
F
Don't ask you why, when, where, or how
Ab6
You look at the world through your smilin' eye
Eb
And laugh at the devil as his train rolls by
Bb
Give you a song and a one-night stand
F Eb Bb
You'll be lookin' at a happy man 'cause you're the lucky one
Bb F Ab6 Eb Bb F Eb Bb
Instumental
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*CHORUS*
Verse 4
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Bb
You're the lucky one, I know that now
F
Don't ask you why, when, where, or how
Ab6
No matter where you're at it's where you'll be
Eb
You can bet your luck won't follow me
Bb
Just give you a song and a one-night stand
F Eb Bb
You'll be lookin' at a happy man 'cause you're the lucky one
Bb F Gm Eb Bb F Eb Bb
OUTRO

How to play Lucky One

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bb. 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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