Alice Phoebe Lou - Walking in the Garden: Guitar Chords
Chords and Lyrics
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We got footsteps moving slow we got less
Power and more control we got a man up there
Who's so big and bold it's getting old
Am Bm C Bm
Well i was walking in the garden
Am Bm C
And the first signs of morning were pewing
Bm
through the leaves
Am Bm C Bm
And my blue suede shoes were collecting dew
Am Bm C Bm
And the path it was leading back to you you you
you you
Well I was walking in the cathedral and the
Stained glass windows were shining down on
Me and the whispering voices were echoing
Inside and the candles they were burning just
F
Well I've walked I've walked as far as my feet
can go
Am Bm C Bm
And I've tripped I've fallen on the muddy road
F
But the path to home can't always be chosen
Am Bm C Bm
by you or me is this the way it's gonna be
F
Oh no I hope you see me when the day is done
Am Bm C Bm
I never knew I never dreamed of anyone like you
F
You you you you you
Am C Dm
We got footsteps moving slow we got
G
less power and more control
Am C
We got a man up there who's so big
Dm G
and bold it's getting old - x3
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