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Walking Away

Long Addiction
Tab

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Song

/Walking Away/

/Written By Paul Curtis-Harper & Adam Yates

/Music By Long Addiction/

/Verse/

C C/B Am Am

e------------------------------------------------------------------

b-----1---3---1-------1---3---1-------1---3---1-------1---0---1----
g-------0---0---0-------0---0---0-------2---2---2-------2---2---2--
d---2---------------0---------------2---------------2--------------
a-3---------------2---------------0---------------0----------------

E------------------------------------------------------------------

Drifting through the air, taking my chances on this life my friend oh yeah

Walking through the air, never give up this chance I've got of happiness

/Chorus/

F C/B C C/B Am

e------------------------------------------------------------------

b-----1-------1-------1-------1-------1-------1-------1-------1----
g---------------2---------------0-------0-------0---------------2--
d---3-------3-------0-------0-------2-------0-------2-------2------
a-3-------3-------2-------2-------3-------2-------0-------0--------

E------------------------------------------------------------------

F C/B C x4

e------------------------------------------------------------------

b-----1-------1-------1-------1-------1---3---1--------------------
g---------------2---------------0-------0---0---0------------------
d---3-------3-------0-------0-------2------------------------------
a-3-------3-------2-------2-------3--------------------------------

E------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm walking away, cos ya know

I'm seeing it clear now

I'm walking away, this time

/Verse 2/

Drifting through the air, waiting for life to come and take me away again

Walking through the air, I'll stand right here till you call again my friend

/Chorus/

/Verse - Solo/

/Chorus/

End on C

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