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All I Want Is A Chance

Mick Softley
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
Dm  Barre chord on 5th fret (5,5,7,7,6,5)
 Bb Barre chord on 6th fret (6,8,8,7,6,6)
 C Barre chord on 8th fret (8,10,10,9,8,8)
 (Barre on 5th fret) (pick bass note 5th string on 5th fret)
Have  you ever  given all the love  you can?
Have  you ever  wanted to be a real  man?
Have  you ever  held your sweet  love in your arms?
 No, but all I  want is a chance.
 There she stands like a mountain of fire,
 Setting my heart aflame and the flames are rising higher
 Think I'll burn mnyself up, if I don't get her love,
 Lord, all I want is a chance.
 How many times has a man felt this way
 With her head of boiling lead and his feet made of clay
 If I don't get her love then I don't know which way,
 Oh Lord, give me just one more chance
 Every time I gaze on her face
 I think of the passion inside and I bow in disgrace
 I wish I could be just half a man
 Oh Lord, give me just one more chance.

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Readable chord sheet for All I Want Is A Chance by Mick Softley

[Am]Dm   Barre chord on 5th fret (5,5,7,7,6,5)
Bb   Barre chord on 6th fret (6,8,8,7,6,6)
C   Barre chord on 8th fret (8,10,10,9,8,8)

[F]
[Am]
[Dm] (Barre on 5th fret) (pick bass note 5th string on 5th fret)

[F]Have you ever[Am] given all the l[Dm]ove you can?
[F]Have you ever[Am] wanted to be a [Dm]real man?
[F]Have you ever[Am] held your sweet[Dm] love in your [Bb]arms?
No, but all [Bb]I want is a c[C]hance.

There she stands like a mountain of fire,
Setting my heart aflame and the flames are rising higher
Think I'll burn mnyself up, if I don't get her love,
Lord, all I want is a chance.

How many times has a man felt this way
With her head of boiling lead and his feet made of clay
If I don't get her love then I don't know which way,
Oh Lord, give me just one more chance

Every time I gaze on her face
I think of the passion inside and I bow in disgrace
I wish I could be just half a man
Oh Lord, give me just one more chance.

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