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Down To My Last

Alter Bridge
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
To  the ones in which we sing,  We are honored you let us in
I  remember the thoughts of many things,  Of the glory that you bring
I  was never the right one,  To dare to dream.
Its  funny  what this life has done to me now.
You  were always the only,  To help me see that  was a road I must find
 A  road that was mine.
But  Im down to my last,  Im standing  here alone, Looking  back on it
 all.
But  Im down to my last,  Im ready  but im wrong  and, Im  blind to it all.
 And to the ones which we sing, Ones who tried to do us in
 I remember your name and I know your face, I cant forgive and cant erase
 I was never the right one, To hear the weight,
 Of something fueled by words I learned to hate
 You were always the only, To help me see that to love is to shine,
 In your world Im blind.
 chorus...
 ||| ||  x3
 chorus...

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Readable chord sheet for Down To My Last by Alter Bridge

[A]To the ones in which we [E]sing, We are honored you let us i[D]n [D9]    [D]           [A]
[A]I remember the thoughts of many t[E]hings, Of the glory that yo[D]u [D9]bri[D]ng    [A]
[A]I was never the right one[E], To dare to dream.
[D]It[D9]s f[D]unny what this life has done to me n[A]ow.
[A]You were always the only[E], To help me see that[F#m] was a road I must find
A[D] road that was mine.

[A]But Im down to my l[E]ast, Im [D]st[D9]and[D]ing here alone, Looking[A] back on it

all.
[A]But Im down to my [E]last, Im [D]ready but im [F#m]wrong and, Im[D] blind to it [A]all.

And to the ones which we sing, Ones who tried to do us in
I remember your name and I know your face, I cant forgive and cant erase
I was never the right one, To hear the weight,
Of something fueled by words I learned to hate
You were always the only, To help me see that to love is to shine,
In your world Im blind.

chorus...

|[A]|[E]|[D] [D9] [D]|[A]| x3

chorus...

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