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The Offspring - All Along
[Intro]
E D G A C G
E D G A C G
[Verse 1]
 EDeep inside secret's Dburning
 AI should have known all the Cwhile what's Gtrue
 EI went along, to Dfool myself
 ACan't go on, I Ccan't esGcape it
[Chorus]
 EAll along, DI think I really knew
 AIt was there in the Cwords unsGpoken
 EAll along, Dstill believed in you
 ANow I leave here betrayCed and Gbroken
[Interlude]
E D G A C G
[Verse 2]
 EClose my eyes from the Dburning
 AAll along all the Cwhile it's Gtrue
 ETake it on, or Dturn your back
 AEither way, you Ccan't esGcape it
[Chorus]
 EAll along, DI think I really knew
 AIt was there in the Cwords unsGpoken
 EAll along, Dstill believed in you
 ANow I leave here betrayCed and Gbroken
[Interlude]
E E E E
E D A C G
E D A G
[Chorus]
 EAll along, DI think I really knew
 AIt was there in the Cwords unsGpoken
 EAll along, Dstill believed in you
 ANow I leave here betrayCed and Gbroken
[Outro]
 AAll along I Cstill belGieved in Eyou

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All Along

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The Offspring - All Along

[Intro]

E D G A C G

[Verse 1]

E D

Deep inside secret's burning

A C G

I should have known all the while what's true

E D

I went along, to fool myself

A C G

Can't go on, I can't escape it

[Chorus]

E D

All along, I think I really knew

A C G

It was there in the words unspoken

E D

All along, still believed in you

A C G

Now I leave here betrayed and broken

[Interlude]

E D G A C G

[Verse 2]

E D

Close my eyes from the burning

A C G

All along all the while it's true

E D

Take it on, or turn your back

A C G

Either way, you can't escape it

[Chorus]

E D

All along, I think I really knew

A C G

It was there in the words unspoken

E D

All along, still believed in you

A C G

Now I leave here betrayed and broken

[Interlude]

E E E E

E D A C G

E D A G

[Chorus]

E D

All along, I think I really knew

A C G

It was there in the words unspoken

E D

All along, still believed in you

A C G

Now I leave here betrayed and broken

[Outro]

A C G E

All along I still believed in you

About All Along Chords by The Offspring

Learn how to play All Along by The Offspring with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “All Along chords”, “All Along guitar chords”, or “The Offspring All Along 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 All Along chords and for experienced players who want accurate All Along lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, D, G, A, C.

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What key is "All Along" in?

The chords for "All Along" show the original chord names (including E, D, G, A, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.