Walk A Straight Line

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Walk a Straight Line
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Intro -- "Walkdown" to Am, see notes at end
I need some Ghelp. CHelp to deGcide.C  
G   D(Walkdown to Em)
Whether its our love, steps out of time.
You say you Gneed, Ctime on your GownC  
time to Gaccept how Dour love has Ggrown.
And when you Cthink about
all the Gbad in me
think aA7bout this too
D   C(Walkdown to Am)
how me and you could forever be.
Verse 2
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In need of Ghelp, Chelp to exGpandC  
G   D(Walkdown to Em)
with each other's minds, together to plan.
Time in our GlivesC, time on our GownC  
so one day Gwe'll see Dour love has Ggrown.
And when that Cday arrives
don't know Gwhere we'll be.
but I A7hope that trust
can Dbe for Cus and
(Walkdown to Am)
you'll still love me.
Solo
Am C G Em Am C G Em C
Verse 3
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I need some Ghelp, Chelp to be GfoundC  
G   D(Walkdown to Em)
when you are alone I won't let you down.
We all need Gtime, Ctime on our GownC  
so we can Gstep back, Dsee how love's Ggrown.
And when I'm Cstepping back
hope that GI will see
that A7faith can play
D   C(Walkdown to C)
a part today for both you and me.
And if Clove needs help
and if Glove needs time
give A7love the strength
to Dwalk a Cstraight line.
Walk a straight Gline.C  
Walk a straight Gline.C  
Walk a straight Gline.C  
I need some helpG.C  
I need some helpG.C  G  
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"Walkdown" to Am
1. G (Play mostly low E and A strings)
2. Move pointer finger to low E string 2nd fret, and play A string open
3. Em  
4. Like a C, only up to frets
5. C  
6. Em  
7. Am  
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"Walkdown" to Em
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"Walkdown" to C
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All chords in this song (6)

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