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Date: June 19, 1999
Album: Party Doll And Other Favorites
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Note: Sometimes radio station will speed up or slow down songs in order
For them to fit in a specific time. This happened to this song. I'm
Reasonably sure that this is the key.
ALMOST HOME Mary Chapin Carpenter
F# B
Saw my life this morning lying at the bottom of a drawer
F# B
All this stuff I'm saving, God knows, what all this junk is for
G#m E F# B
And whatever I believed in This is all I have to show
G#m E
What the hell were all the reasons
F#
For holding on for such dear life here's where I let go
CHORUS:
B E B
I'm not running, I'm not hiding, I'm not reaching
F# B
I'm resting in the arms of the great white open
E G#m F# B
Gonna pull my soul in and I'm al-most home 2.) yeah yeah yeah
F# B
And I saw you this morning you were staring back at me
F# B
From an ancient photograph stuck between some letters and some keys
G#m E F# B
And I was lost for a moment in the ache of old good-byes
G#m E
Sometime all that we can know is
F#
Is there's no such thing as no regrets Well baby It's alright.
Chorus, "yeah, yeah" lead,
F#
Is there's no such thing as no regrets Well baby It's alright.
Chorus, to ending
ENDING:
G#m F# B G#m F# B
And I'm al-most home And I'm al-most home
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