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Trying to Find Purpose

Vertical Horizon
ChordsKeyFintermediate

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Date: Mon, 2 Mar 1998 14:54:17 -0500 (EST)
From: Eric Jeschke <ejeschke@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Subject: v/vertical_horizon/trying_to_find_purpose.crd
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- Trying to Find Purpose -
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Performed by Vertical Horizon on "There and Back again"
Written by Matt Scannell
This song is the first track and is in standard tuning(E). Its a simple
song and a good one to start with if you like VH songs.
Chords
103211 103311 113331 XX0211 X32010
Intro:
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Verse 1
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Well the sun sets gently on your shoulders
And it makes me want to touch you there   
And the light in your eyes makes me feel
Like there's something much better out there 
Something kind   
Chorus
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And I know someday I might be looking around
Trying to find some purpose   
Well purpose it can't be that hard to find
As long as i've got the wind
* F F Fsus4 F
The wind and your love to carry me
* Actually knocks on guitar twice here, it sounds nice.
Verse 2
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Well tomorrow holds only mystery
And who's to say what might be
But I know in you I've found a love so strong
The sun and the moon look on in jealousy
In jealousy
Chorus
Verse 3
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Well the sun sets gently on your shoulders
And it makes me want to touch you there
And the light in your eyes makes me feel
Like there's something much better out there
Something kind
Chorus
To carry me
Please carry me
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-Eric C Jeschke -
-ejeschke@phoenix.princeton.edu-
-Go Hoos! -
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