Only One - Scott Stapp

Only One

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capo 4:
 
Intro:
 
G C G
 
verse 1:
 
G D/A
You can go, you can leave this town
Em
Forget about the people and the places
C
And the faces that have let you down
G D/A
You can hide; you can change your name
Em
But the fear will always find you
 
If it’s coming from inside you
C
So you’ve gotta change
 
Pre-Chorus
 
G
So if it’s the same to you, you could stay with me
D/A
I could take you from your nightmares, and put you inside your dreams
Em C
And you would see, I'm never gonna leave you
 
Chorus:
 
G D/A
Even when you feel so low like you might let go
Em
I will be the first hand reaching out
C
I will be the last one giving up on you
 
G D/A
Even when you feel your breath fading from your lungs
Em
I will be the first hand reaching out
C G
I will be the first, last, first, last and only one
 
verse 2:
 
G D/A
If you leave, tell me where you'd go
Em
Would you lock yourself inside a place
C
So no one had a chance to face you on your own
G D/A
‘Cause when we fall down, we can stay down
Em
But the freedom that we wanna find
C
Is only found when we’re off the ground
 
Repeat Pre-Chorus
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Interlude:
 
D/A Em C
 
Pre Chorus
 
Tag:
 
G D/A
Even when you feel so low like you might let go
Em
I will be the first hand reaching out
 
I will be the first, last, first, last and only
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Coda:
 
Em
First, last and only one
C
First, last and only one
G D/A
Even when you feel your breath fading from your lungs
Em
I will be the first hand reaching out
C G
I will be the first, last, first, last and only one

How to play Only One

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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.

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