Best That I Can

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Vance Joy - Best That I Can
From his album Dream Your Life Away
Once of Vance's simple 3 chord song
Standard Tuning: Capo on 4th Fret
Chords:
G AmC
, ,
While playing all the chords,
keep your pinky on the 3rd fret bottom e string
Not completely sure what the strumming pattern is, But I use:
D DUDU D DUDU
[Verse 1]
G Am C
Say I don't look much like a lover
G
Doesn't mean that I won't try
Am
Set your world on fire
C
every once in awhile
G Am C
We lie on the kitchen floor
G Am
Hot air rises and it's going to be hot as hell here soon
C
We are going to need some relief
[Pre-Chorus]
G Am C
Sick of leaving thing half done leaving things half said
G Am C
Sick of leaving things half done leaving things half said
[Chorus]
G
Ohh
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can
Am
I am
C
I am trying
[Verse 2]
G Am C
You can keep moving on like you do
G
The road goes as far as the eyes can see
Am C
I won't stand in your way
G
What's the good in that
Am C
And the flowers in their bed
G Am
Their drooping and dying and fading away
C
This weather's no good for growing things
[Pre-Chorus]
G Am C
Sick of leaving things half done leaving things half said
G Am C
Sick of leaving things half done leaving things half said
[Chorus]
G
Ohh
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can
Am
I am
C
I am trying
the best that I can
[Interlude]
GAmC
x2
[Bridge]
G Am C
Will you keep moving on like you do
Will you keep moving on
G Am C
So will you keep moving you on like you do
[Chorus]
G
Ohh
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can
Am
I am
C
I am trying
G
the best that I can

Best That I Can chords and lyrics

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Vance Joy - Best That I Can
From his album Dream Your Life Away
Once of Vance's simple 3 chord song
Standard Tuning: Capo on 4th Fret
Chords:
G, Am, C
While playing all the chords, 
keep your pinky on the 3rd fret bottom e string
Not completely sure what the strumming pattern is, But I use:
D DUDU D DUDU
[Verse 1]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]
 the best that I can
[Interlude]
G Am C  x2
[Bridge]
 Will you keep moving on
[Chorus]

Best That I Can Chords by Vance Joy

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