{title: All the Way Down}
{artist: Glen Hansard}
{album: Once [soundtrack] )
{type: chords}
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|---2(0)----2(0)------2(0)---|--0---3---2--|
|---3-------3---------3------|--2--(3)--3--|
|---4-------4---------4------|--2---0---2--|
|---4-------4---------4------|--2---0---0--|
|---2-------0---------x------|--0---2---0--|
|---------------------3------|------3---x--|
I think it sounds nice if you leave e1 open(0) and let it ring out when playing the
chord progression.
On the album, Hansard uses arpeggio patterns to mark out the chords, but this does not
a melodic purpose and is therefore optional.
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You have broken me all the way down
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Down upon my knees
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And you have broken me all the way now
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You'll be the last you see
And some fight you gave when I pushed you away from me
And in the morning when you're turning, I'll be far to sea
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You have broken me all the way down
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You'll be the last you see
And what chance had we got when you missed every shot for me
And in the morning when you're turning, I'll be out of reach
And in the darkness when you find this, I'll be far to sea
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And You have broken me all the way down
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You'll be the last you see