You're In The Right Place
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[Intro: ]C, C
(Verse)
C
He left Lousianna on a grey hound bus
Bb
Took off to India well I'd be where he was
F
With an empty stomach full of anger and dought
C
Kinda stole him away to a half-way-down
(pre-cho)
Dm
There little grey haired woman
C
On a life long mission
F
Took him by the hand and said
G
"Boy now you listen"
(chorus)
C Dm Am G
If you've lost your way well that's okay
F G
Trust in me and have some faith
C Dm Am G
You know when one road ends one more begins
F G
Something brought you here today
F G
If you're lost You're in the right place
(Intrumental)
C, Dm, F, G
(verse 2)
So he went to decent cottage
That little old lady's dine
At least a decent station across the county line
One pour raining night he was fixing a flat
Said it rolled into his life, painitng the map
(pre-cho)
He could tell She was running
She could tell he had a good heart
She said "i don't know where I'm going"
said "i've been where you are"
(to chorus)
(bridge)
Am G D
That map that he gave her she never opened up
F C
Before the morning came they both found love
Am G D
And the days, and the months and the years went by
F G
Like the gallons of gas, parts to the drive
(verse 3)
she said I just left the doctor
she couldn't wait to here the good news
when a drunk driver stopped out on route 62
not knowing where to turn he left that cemetary
tryin' to hide around the pain that he couldn't barry
(pre-cho)
He ran out of gas
beside a little country-church
flew an open window
and heard these words
(to chorus)
F G
Yeah if you're lost you're in the right place
How to play You're In The Right Place
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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?
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