Best That I Can

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Vance Joy - Best That I Can
From his album Dream Your Life Away
Once of Vance's simple 3 chord song
Standard Tuning: Capo on 4th Fret
Chords:
G, Am, C  
While playing all the chords,
keep your pinky on the 3rd fret bottom e string
Not completely sure what the strumming pattern is, But I use:
D DUDU D DUDU
[Verse 1]
GSay I don't looAmk much like a loverC  
Doesn't mean that I won't tryG  
Set your world on Amfire
Cevery once in awhile
GWe Amlie on the kitchen fCloor
Hot air rises and it's going to Gbe hot as hell here Amsoon
CWe are going to need some relief
[Pre-Chorus]
GSick of leaving Amthing half done leaving Cthings half said
GSick of leaving Amthings half done leaving Cthings half said
[Chorus]
OhhG  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I canG  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
[Verse 2]
GYou can keep Ammoving on like you doC  
The road goes as far as the eyes can seeG  
I won't stand Amin your wayC  
What's the good in thatG  
And the Amflowers in their bedC  
Their drooping and dying and Gfading awayAm  
CThis weather's no good for growing things
[Pre-Chorus]
GSick of leaving Amthings half done leaving Cthings half said
GSick of leaving Amthings half done leaving Cthings half said
[Chorus]
Ohh G  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I canG  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I can
[Interlude]
G   Am   Cx2
[Bridge]
GWill you keep Ammoving on like you doC  
Will you keep moving on
GSo will you keep Ammoving you on like Cyou do
[Chorus]
Ohh G  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I canG  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I can G  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I canG  
I amAm  
I am Ctrying
the best that I canG  

The story behind the song

Vance Joy is an Australian singer, songwriter, and musician best known for his hit song "Riptide." He signed a five-album deal with Atlantic Records in 2013 and released his debut EP, God Loves You When You're Dancing, in March 2013. His debut studio album, Dream Your Life Away, followed in 2014, and he has since released two more studio albums, Nation of Two and In Our Own Sweet Time.

AI-written from these sources:Vance Joy — Wikipedia

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