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This is the beautiful performance that Norah did at the Tsunami Aid concert; her
rendition of "We're All in This Together" originally done by Old Crow Medicine Show,
a slightly newer Bluegrass band out of Kentucky. I looked the Internet OVER for the
chords to this song and finally just decided to pick it out myslef..... I hope this
helps a poor, desperate soul like me!
Intro:
G   B7   C   G
Em  D   C
Verse 1:
GWell my friB7ends, well I sCee your face so clGearly
EmLittle bit tired, little wDorn through the years
GYou sound nB7ervous, yCou seem alGone
EmI hardly recognize your voice on the telepDhoneC  
Verse 2:
GIn betB7ween, CI remGember
EmJust before we wound up brDoken down
GWe'd drive B7out to the eCdge of the hiGghway
EmFollow that lonesome dead-end roadsiDde soCuth
Chorus:
GWe're all B7in this thing togCetherG  
EmWalkin' the line between faDith and fear
This Gli-B7fe don't last forCeverG  
EmWhen you cry I taste the saDlt in your teCars
*Chords same throughout*

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Were All In This Together

by Norah Jones

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This is the beautiful performance that Norah did at the Tsunami Aid concert; her

rendition of "We're All in This Together" originally done by Old Crow Medicine Show,

a slightly newer Bluegrass band out of Kentucky. I looked the Internet OVER for the

chords to this song and finally just decided to pick it out myslef..... I hope this

helps a poor, desperate soul like me!

Intro:

G B7 C G

Em D C

Verse 1:

G B7 C G

Well my friends, well I see your face so clearly

Em D

Little bit tired, little worn through the years

G B7 C G

You sound nervous, you seem alone

Em D C

I hardly recognize your voice on the telephone

Verse 2:

G B7 C G

In between, I remember

Em D

Just before we wound up broken down

G B7 C G

We'd drive out to the edge of the highway

Em D C

Follow that lonesome dead-end roadside south

Chorus:

G B7 C G

We're all in this thing together

Em D

Walkin' the line between faith and fear

G B7 C G

This li-fe don't last forever

Em D C

When you cry I taste the salt in your tears

*Chords same throughout*

About Were All In This Together Chords by Norah Jones

Learn how to play Were All In This Together by Norah Jones with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Were All In This Together chords”, “Were All In This Together guitar chords”, or “Norah Jones Were All In This Together chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Were All In This Together chords and for experienced players who want accurate Were All In This Together lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, B7, C, Em, D.

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The chords for "Were All In This Together" show the original chord names (including G, B7, C, Em, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.