One Foot

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Beat/Strumming:
1, 2, 3-and-4-and 1, 2, 3-and-4-and (whole song except bridge)
1, 2 = G [down] G [down]
3-and-4-and = bottom note of a C chord [pluck with thumb], full C chord [pluck with fingers], open D string
[pluck with thumb], D chord [pluck with fingers]
GI'm standing in BGrooklyn just wCaiting for soDmething to hGappen.G  C  D  
GI can’t help but Glove thinking Cthat everyDone doesn’t Gget it.G  C  D  
GTo my left is a Gwindow.
CWhere did I Dgo?
My reGflection just blGends in to Crows of cloDthes
GAnd bad ideaGs, but iCdeas nonetDheless and Gso..G.C  D  
I pGut one fooGt in fronCt of the otheDr one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a Dnew love oGr a new Glife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie.G  C  D  
GI put one Gfoot in Cfront of the Dother one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a nDew love oGr a new lGife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie.G  C  D  
GI happen to Gstumble upCon a Dchapel last niGght.G  C  D  
And I cGan’t help but Gback up when I tChink of what haDppens insidGe.G  C  D  
I got Gfriends locked in bGoxes (ThaCt's no way to lDive).
What you're Gcallin' a sGin isn't uCp to theDm.
After aGll (after aGll), I thCought we were aDll your chGildren.G  C  D  
GBut I will die for my Gown sins C– thanks a lDot.
We’ll rGise up ourseGlves – thanks for nCothing at Dall,
GSo up off the Gground
Our forefCathers are Dnothing but Gdust noGw.C  D  
I pGut one fooGt in fronCt of the otheDr one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a Dnew love oGr a new Glife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie.G  C  D  
GI put one Gfoot in Cfront of the Dother one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a nDew love oGr a new lGife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie.G  C  D  
GMaybe I should learn to sGhut my Emmouth.
I am over Emtwenty-Cfive and I can’t make a nGame for myself
EmSome nights I break down and Dcry
GI’m lucky that my father’s stGill aliEmve
He’s been fighting Emall his lCife
And if this is all I’ve Gever known then may his Emsoul live on foreDver Din my Gsong.G  C  D  
[Interlude]
G   G   C   Dx5
I Gput one fGoot in frCont of the otDher one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a Dnew love oGr a new Glife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie.G  C  D  
GI put one Gfoot in Cfront of the Dother one.
GOh-oh-oGh I Cdon’t need a nDew love oGr a new lGife – Cjust a better Dplace to dGie. G  C  D  
Em   EmIn froCnt of the Dother on
C D
Em   EmIn front of the other one
Em   EmJusCt a better Dplace to dGie.
All chords in this song (4)

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