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All The Way With You

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ALL THE WAY WITH YOU
Words and music by John Prine and Gary Nicholson
From Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings, Oh Boy Records, 1995
Chords by Sam Booker (booker@elvice.stortek.com)
NOTE: This was recorded in the key of Bb.
      I have transcribed in the key of G so
      it should be played with Capo on 3.
* = one strum
[Intro]
  G      G      Em    Em
|      |      |     |     |
  C      D      G      G  Csus2
|      |      |      |    |
[Verse 1]
G            Em
  Love gives.  Love takes.
   C              G            D
It takes a lot of lucky breaks
G               Em
Lucky strikes.  Lucky stars.
  C                G            D
I don't know how I got this far
C                     D
  Who knows where it's coming from
  G                  C
Or where it's going to
C         D                 G     Csus2
  Can I go all the way with you?
[Verse 2]
    G                   Em
You have your way.  You have your doubts.
    C                G            D
The falling in.  The falling out.
  G                   Em
A bridge is built.  A bridge is burned.
         C                  G         D
Till you reach the point of no return
C                       D
  Don't know where we're coming from
  G                   C
Or where we're going to
C         D                 G
  Can I go all the way with you?
[Bridge]
D                              C       G
  Heaven knows that this ain't nothing new
D                    C      G   D
  God knows how much I love you
[Verse 3]
G            Em
  Love comes.  Love goes.
C         D                 G
  Can I go all the way with you?
C        D                G
         *                
  Can I go all the way with you?
[Outro]
  G      G      Em    Em
|()    |      |     |     |
  C      D      G      G      G      G
|      |      |      |      |      | 

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Free chords for All The Way With You by John Prine. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

ALL THE WAY WITH YOU
Words and music by John Prine and Gary Nicholson
From Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings, Oh Boy Records, 1995
Chords by Sam Booker (booker@elvice.stortek.com)
NOTE: This was recorded in the key of Bb.
      I have transcribed in the key of G so
      it should be played with Capo on 3.
* = one strum
[Intro]
| G     | G     | Em    | Em    |
| C     | D     | G     | G   Csus2|
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Bridge]
[Verse 3]
[Outro]
|(G)    | G     | Em    | Em    |
| C     | D     | G     | G     | G     | G

All The Way With You Chords by John Prine

Learn how to play All The Way With You by John Prine with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “All The Way With You chords”, “All The Way With You guitar chords”, or “John Prine All The Way With You 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 All The Way With You chords and for experienced players who want accurate All The Way With You lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Bb, G, Em, C, D, Csus2.

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The chords for "All The Way With You" show the original chord names (including Bb, G, Em, C, D, Csus2). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.