Halfway Up chords and lyrics
Free chords for Halfway Up by Clint Black. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Key of G [Intro] D A A5 B5 C B5 A5 G6 A [Verse 1] Thinkin' that you found a darker shade of blue one who couldn't stand to live another day [Chorus] [Verse 2] even in your stride you're gonna call it lame you'll appreciate every step you earn [Chorus] [Bridge] [Outro] (x2) A A5 B5 C B5 A5 G6 A
Halfway Up Chords by Clint Black
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