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FREE
Jack Johnson ft. Donovan Frankenreiter
Intro:    G    Em    C      Am( x  2 )
GWe could let this love be Emthe fading sky
CWe could drift all night until Amthe new sunrise
GPass me a drink oEmr maybe two
COne for me and oAmne for you
Chorus:
 |        G        F  C  
 |  And we’ll be Free
 |        G        F  C  
 |  Free            
 |        G        F  C  
 |  Free
 |        G        F  C  
 |  Free
GKona winds and the change in Emtide
CWe will drop them sails aAmnd get inside
GWhen will the weather Emever let us go
CI guess we’ll have to wait till thAme trade winds blow
Chorus
GThere is nothEming inbetween
CWhat we are,  whaDt we see
GThere is nothinEmg inbetween
CWhat we are,  whaDt we see
AWhat we are...we are just......
GOn a lifeboat saiEmling home
CWith out drunken hearts anAmd our tired bones
GWell I’ll,  just take oEmne last look around
CAnd every place feels like Ama familiar town

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Jack Johnson ft. Donovan Frankenreiter

G Em C Am

Intro: ( x 2 )

G Em

We could let this love be the fading sky

C Am

We could drift all night until the new sunrise

G Em

Pass me a drink or maybe two

C Am

One for me and one for you

Chorus:

G F C

| And we’ll be Free

G F C

| Free

G F C

| Free

G F C

| Free

G Em

Kona winds and the change in tide

C Am

We will drop them sails and get inside

G Em

When will the weather ever let us go

C Am

I guess we’ll have to wait till the trade winds blow

Chorus

G Em

There is nothing inbetween

C D

What we are, what we see

G Em

There is nothing inbetween

C D

What we are, what we see

What we are...we are just......

G Em

On a lifeboat sailing home

C Am

With out drunken hearts and our tired bones

G Em

Well I’ll, just take one last look around

C Am

And every place feels like a familiar town

About Free Chords by Jack Johnson

Learn how to play Free by Jack Johnson with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Free chords”, “Free guitar chords”, or “Jack Johnson Free 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 Free chords and for experienced players who want accurate Free lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, Em, C, Am, F, D.

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