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Lines On Palms

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Dmajor
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Josh Pyke- Lines on Palms.
this is a great song by an amazing Australian artist. This isn't how he plays it but it
does sound the same.
Capo on 1, standard tuning, chords relative to capo.
At the end of Gsus2 chord add 3rd fret on b string.
D5sometimes I know D5I become
D5all that's weak in a D5man and weak in Gsus2a boy but
GI keep D/F#trying and EmI won't Dquit and
Emthat must Dbe worth CsomeBm-thiAng more Athan a
A A A
G5strong Gsus2man who believes that there's nothing left to try for and
GI can be D/F#cold I Emknow I Dknow but a
Emwoman is a Dwarm breath Con the Bmback of your
Aneck and a warm belly Apressed against youD5rs and oh-hoh-
CHORUS:
Ghoh-oh we Dneed to feel thA7e sum of all oGur parts are
Gmore than Dwhat's laid out iA7n lines upon oE7ur palms al-
Gthough our Dhands are tied wA7e move as though thE7ey aGre___ and
VERSE:
D5there's one house in D5every town that
D5everyone fears and evD5'ryone steers cGsus2lear and
GI don't D/F#wanna Emlive like Dthat I
Emwanna Dlive Csomewhere Bmmore likAe yAou by the
Asea where the Acliffs keep sentrAy watching ovG5er mGsus2e and
Git can get D/F#rough out Emthere I Dknow but a
Emwoman is a Dsail that reC-mains unfBmurled so stay a-
Ahead of the wind man or Ayou won't catch hD5er and oh-hoh-
CHORUS-LONG:
Gwe need Dto feel the sum A7of all our pGarts are
Gmore than Dwhat's laid out iA7n lines upon oE7ur palms al-
G D A7 E7 G
though Gour hands are tied we move as though they are until we're bound by
Ebranching EoutD5  D5  
VERSE-SHORT:
D5sometimes I know D5where I am and
D5what I'm doing and D5what things might bGsus2e-come but
Gthat alwayD/F#s seems such Ema fleetinDg state for the re-
Emmainder of the Dtime I Cfeel that BmI am a
Ababe in the woods out Afor deliverance and
CODA:
GI can be cold I Gknow I know but a
Ewoman is a warm breath Eon the back of your
Gneck and a warm belly pressA7ed against Dyours
D5orD5 Gsus2   D/F#   G5   A7  E7  
-0--10--3-3---3----3--0--0-|
-3--10--0-3---2----3--3--0-|
-2--7---0-0---3----0--2--1-|
-0--x---0-0---0----0--2--0-|
-0--x---0-0---0----0--0--2-|
-0--x---3-3---3----0--0--0-|
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