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All These Things

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A
AMy mom recovered - alcoholic gave me opera, and Jackson Pollack said,
D"All these things, all these things are Ayours."
She said, F#m"You're not blessed and you're not cursed. AIn the end, you write your verse."
Yeah, Dall these things, all these things are Ayours.
Let that Bmfeeling born in Dshadow,
let it F#mmake you, make you Estrong,
and the Bmdemons you've got to F#mcarry,
carry you Don, and Eon, and Aon.
AJohn Coltrane's addict ways, took us all to better days.
Said Dall these things, all these things are Ayours.
F#mAm I right, or am I wrong? AIn the end, just write your song.
'Cuz Dall these things, all these things are Ayours.
Let that Bmfeeling born in Dshadow,
let it F#mmake you, make you Estrong,
and the Bmdemons you've got to F#mcarry,
carry you Don, and Eon, and Aon.
'Cuz Dall these things, all these things are Ayours.
DAll these things, all these things are Ayours.
DAll these things, all these things are Ayours.
AWhat happened to you, man, F#mI've been there too.
D'Cuz all these things, Eall these things are Ayours.
Let that Bmfeeling born in Dshadow,
let it F#mmake you, make you Estrong,
and the Bmdemons you've got to F#mcarry,
carry you Don, and Eon, and Aon.
Let that Bmfeeeeeeeeling that you Dcaaaaarry...
No, no, Ano.

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All These Things

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F#m

My mom recovered - alcoholic gave me opera, and Jackson Pollack said,

D A

"All these things, all these things are yours."

F#m A

She said, "You're not blessed and you're not cursed. In the end, you write your verse."

D A

Yeah, all these things, all these things are yours.

Bm D

Let that feeling born in shadow,

F#m E

let it make you, make you strong,

Bm F#m

and the demons you've got to carry,

D E A

carry you on, and on, and on.

John Coltrane's addict ways, took us all to better days.

D A

Said all these things, all these things are yours.

F#m A

Am I right, or am I wrong? In the end, just write your song.

D A

'Cuz all these things, all these things are yours.

Bm D

Let that feeling born in shadow,

F#m E

let it make you, make you strong,

Bm F#m

and the demons you've got to carry,

D E A

carry you on, and on, and on.

D A

'Cuz all these things, all these things are yours.

D A

All these things, all these things are yours.

D A

All these things, all these things are yours.

A F#m

What happened to you, man, I've been there too.

D E A

'Cuz all these things, all these things are yours.

Bm D

Let that feeling born in shadow,

F#m E

let it make you, make you strong,

Bm F#m

and the demons you've got to carry,

D E A

carry you on, and on, and on.

Bm D

Let that feeeeeeeeling that you caaaaarry...

No, no, no.

About All These Things Chords by Third Eye Blind

Learn how to play All These Things by Third Eye Blind with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “All These Things chords”, “All These Things guitar chords”, or “Third Eye Blind All These Things 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 These Things chords and for experienced players who want accurate All These Things lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D, F#m, Bm, E, Am.

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What key is "All These Things" in?

The chords for "All These Things" show the original chord names (including A, D, F#m, Bm, E, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.