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Fall At Your Feet

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GUITARE CHORDS FOR
Standart tuning, Capo on the 3rd fret
I'm really close toAmnight 
CAnd I feel like I'm Dmmoving inside Eher
Lying in the Amdark
CI think that I'm beDmginning to know hEer
Let it Amgo
CI'll be there when you Fcall
CHORUS:
And whenever I Cfall Gat your fAmeet F  
And you let your Ctears Grain down oAmn meF  
Whenever I Ctouch your Gslow turning Ampain F  
You're hiding from me Amnow 
CThere's something in the Dmway that you're talkingE  
The words don't Amsound riCght 
But I hear them all Dmmoving inside youE  
AmGo, CI'll be waiting when you Fcall
And whenever I Cfall Gat your fAmeet F  
And you let your Ctears Grain down oAmn meF  
Whenever I Ctouch your Gslow turning Ampain F  
The finger of Cblame has turned uGpon itself
And I'm Ammore than willing to ofFfer myself
Do you wCant my presence or nGeed my help
Who kAmnows where that might leFad
I Cfa- Ga- Ama- Fall at youCr feet

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Fall At Your Feet

by James Blunt

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GUITARE CHORDS FOR

Standart tuning, Capo on the 3rd fret

I'm really close tonight

C Dm E

And I feel like I'm moving inside her

Lying in the dark

C Dm E

I think that I'm beginning to know her

Let it go

C F

I'll be there when you call

CHORUS:

C G Am F

And whenever I fall at your feet

C G Am F

And you let your tears rain down on me

C G Am F

Whenever I touch your slow turning pain

You're hiding from me now

C Dm E

There's something in the way that you're talking

Am C

The words don't sound right

Dm E

But I hear them all moving inside you

Am C F

Go, I'll be waiting when you call

C G Am F

And whenever I fall at your feet

C G Am F

And you let your tears rain down on me

C G Am F

Whenever I touch your slow turning pain

C G

The finger of blame has turned upon itself

Am F

And I'm more than willing to offer myself

C G

Do you want my presence or need my help

Am F

Who knows where that might lead

C G Am F C

I fa- a- a- all at your feet

About Fall At Your Feet Chords by James Blunt

Learn how to play Fall At Your Feet by James Blunt with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Fall At Your Feet chords”, “Fall At Your Feet guitar chords”, or “James Blunt Fall At Your Feet 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 Fall At Your Feet chords and for experienced players who want accurate Fall At Your Feet lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, C, Dm, E, F, G.

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Is "Fall At Your Feet" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "Fall At Your Feet" in?

The chords for "Fall At Your Feet" show the original chord names (including Am, C, Dm, E, F, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.