One Last Breath

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[Intro]
D   A   Bm   G(x2)
[Verse 1]
DPlease come now, AI think I'm falliBmng
I'm holding on to Gall I think is safeD  
I seem to've Afound the road to nowheBmre
and I'm tGrying to escapeD  
I yelled bacAk when I heard thundeBmr
but I'm dGown to one last breathD  
and wiAth it let me sBmay, let me sGay
[Chorus]
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin'D  
maybe six fF#eet ain't sBmo far dowGn
[Instrumental]
D   A   Bm   G(x2)
[Verse 2]
DI'm looking Adown, now that it's Bmover
reflecting on aGll of my mistakesD  
I thought I fouAnd the road to somBmewhere,
sGomewhere in His graceD  
I cried ouAt "Heaven save Bmme!"
but I'm dGown to one last breathD  
and witAh it let me Bmsay, let me Gsay
[Chorus]
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin'D  
maybe six fF#eet ain't sBmo far dowGn
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin'D  
maybe six fF#eet ain't sBmo far dowGn
Bm G
I'm Bmso far doGwn
[Bridge]
EmSad eyes Gfollow meD  
'cause I still bAelieve there's somBmething left for mGe
Emso please come Gstay with mDe
'cause I still Abelieve there's somBmething left for Gyou and me
for you and me, for you and me
[Violin Interlude]
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin' (thinkin')
[Chorus]
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin'D  
maybe six fF#eet ain't sBmo far dowGn
DHold me nowF#  
I'm six Bmfeet from the edGge and I'm thinkin'D  
maybe six fF#eet ain't sBmo far dowGn
[Outro]
DPlease come now, AI think I'm falliBmng
I'm holding on to Gall I think is safeD  
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The story behind the song

"One Last Breath" delves into the raw human experience of looking back on past errors and the crucial need for solace from supportive friends. The song was written with the intention of creating something inspirational that would resonate deeply, with the band even employing a "goosebump test" to ensure its emotional impact. This track, from Creed's 2001 album Weathered, captures that moment of vulnerability and the search for connection. Playing it can feel like an honest reflection on personal struggles and the comfort found in companionship.

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