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One Little Slip

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Chicken Little theme song
[Lead in]
e|---------8---7---5-------2---3---5-------|
B|-5---8---------------8-------------------|
G|---5---5---5---5---5---5-2---4---5-------|
D|-----------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------|
[Intro]
G  C  G  C
[Verse 1]
It was a Grecipe for diAm7saster
A Cfour course meal of Dno sirree
It seemed that Ghappily ever afAm7ter
Was Chappy everyone was Dafter me
It was a Emcup of good inAm7tentions
A Ctablespoon of Done big mess
EmA dash of overreAm7action
And CI assume you Dknow the rest
[Chorus]
GOne little Cslip, Emone little Aslip
It was a Emfusion of conBmfusion
With a Cfew conDfounding GthingsC  G  C  
[Verse 2]
I guess I Gprobably took the wrong diAm7rection
Well, I adCmit I might’ve missed a Dsign or two
I ran a Glight past your afAm7fection
At huCmiliation Davenue
I took a Emright turn at conAm7fusion
A Cleft when I should’ve gone Dstraight on through
I ran aEmhead with my asAm7sumptions
And Cwe all know what Dthat can do
[Chorus]
GOne little Cslip, Emone little Aslip
It was a Emfusion of conBmfusion
And a Cfew conDfounding GthingsC  
[Bridge]
I get the Cfeeling in this town
I’ll never Glive till I live down
The one misEmtake that seems to follow me aDround
But they’ll forAget about the sky
When they all Emrealize this guy
Is about to Ctry to learn to fly or hit the Dground
[Guitar Solo]
G  C  G  D
G  Am7  C  D
[Verse 3]
It was a Emcup of good inAm7tentions
A Ctablespoon of Done big mess
EmA dash of overreAm7action
And CI assume you Dknow the rest
[Chorus]
GOne little Cslip, Emone little Aslip
It was a Emhumble little Bmstumble
With a Cbig unDgraceful
GOne little Cslip, Emone little Aslip
It was a Emfusion of conBmfusion
With a Cfew conDfounding GthingsC  G  

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One Little Slip

by Barenaked Ladies

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Am7

Chicken Little theme song

[Lead in]

e|---------8---7---5-------2---3---5-------|

B|-5---8---------------8-------------------|

G|---5---5---5---5---5---5-2---4---5-------|

D|-----------------------------------------|

A|-----------------------------------------|

E|-----------------------------------------|

[Intro]

G C G C

[Verse 1]

G Am7

It was a recipe for disaster

C D

A four course meal of no sirree

G Am7

It seemed that happily ever after

C D

Was happy everyone was after me

Em Am7

It was a cup of good intentions

C D

A tablespoon of one big mess

Em Am7

A dash of overreaction

C D

And I assume you know the rest

[Chorus]

G C Em A

One little slip, one little slip

Em Bm

It was a fusion of confusion

C D G C G C

With a few confounding things

[Verse 2]

G Am7

I guess I probably took the wrong direction

C D

Well, I admit I might’ve missed a sign or two

G Am7

I ran a light past your affection

C D

At humiliation avenue

Em Am7

I took a right turn at confusion

C D

A left when I should’ve gone straight on through

Em Am7

I ran ahead with my assumptions

C D

And we all know what that can do

[Chorus]

G C Em A

One little slip, one little slip

Em Bm

It was a fusion of confusion

C D G C

And a few confounding things

[Bridge]

I get the feeling in this town

I’ll never live till I live down

Em D

The one mistake that seems to follow me around

But they’ll forget about the sky

When they all realize this guy

C D

Is about to try to learn to fly or hit the ground

[Guitar Solo]

G C G D

G Am7 C D

[Verse 3]

Em Am7

It was a cup of good intentions

C D

A tablespoon of one big mess

Em Am7

A dash of overreaction

C D

And I assume you know the rest

[Chorus]

G C Em A

One little slip, one little slip

Em Bm

It was a humble little stumble

C D

With a big ungraceful

G C Em A

One little slip, one little slip

Em Bm

It was a fusion of confusion

C D G C G

With a few confounding things

About One Little Slip Chords by Barenaked Ladies

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