Bridges

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Bridges - Tracy Chapman
Tabbed by: David Ribeiro
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[Intro]
C   Am   Fmaj7   G   Fx2
[Verse]
(F) C  
All the bridges that you burn
Come back one day to hAmaunt you
One day you'll find you're wFmaj7alking
GLo---F--nely
C   Amx2
[Verse]
Baby IC  
Never meant to hurt yAmou
Sometimes the best intentFmaj7ions
GStill don't maFke things right
C   Amx2
[Verse]
All my ghosts they Cfind meAm  
Like my past they think tChey own meAm  
In dreams and dark corners they Fmaj7surround me
GTill I cry, I cFry
[Chorus]
Let me take this Amtime to Gset the record straiCght
Let me take this Amtime to Gtake it all backC  
Let me take this Amtime to Gtell you how I feClt
Let me take this Amtime to Gtry and make it rigCht
(C) Am  
C Am
[Verse]
All the bridges that you bCurn
Come back one day to hAmaunt you
One day you'll find you're wFmaj7alking
GLo---F--nely
C   Amx2
[Verse]
But you canC  
Walk awayAm  
Be all aloneFmaj7  
Spend all your timeG  
Thinking about the wFay things used to beC  
If love feels rightAm  
You work it outFmaj7  
You don't give it upG  
FBa---bCy
[Verse]
(C) Am  
Anybody tell you that
Anybody tell you thatFmaj7  
Anybody tell you thatG  F  
[Chorus]
You should take some Amtime, Gmaybe sleep on it tonigCht
You should take some Amtime, Gbaby hear the words I sCaid
You should take some Amtime, Gthink about your lCife
You should take some Amtime beGfore you throw it all away
C   Amx2
[Verse]
All the bridges that you bCurn
Come back one day to hAmaunt you
One day you'll find you're wFmaj7alking
GLo---F--nely
C   Amx2
[Bridge]
I ain't got the tAmimeG  
To sit here and wait Caround
But I got the tAmimeG  
If you say I'm what yoCu want
(C) Am  
C Am
[Verse]
All the bridges that you bCurn
Come back one day to hAmaunt you
One day you'll find you're wFmaj7alking
GLo---F--nely
[Outro]
C D/C C Cadd9
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The story behind the song

"Bridges" comes from Tracy Chapman's second album, Crossroads. Chapman is known as an American singer-songwriter, signed to Elektra Records in 1987. Her debut album the following year was a commercial success, and she later earned a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song for "Give Me One Reason." This song, like much of her work, invites a thoughtful and reflective playing experience.

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