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My Greatest Success

Roddy Hart
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 I know your face  I've looked  on it often
 And I know your words  I've heard  them before
 I'd swim every sea  just to bathe  in your  waters
 Run fifty miles just  to stand  at your door
 And I've had regrets  that I've  carried with  me
 And many times  I've failed  I confess
 But in your sweet  arms is  where I've found  comfort
 Loving you  was  my greatest  success
 (And carry on with the same chords)
 And desolate years I've wandered alone
 And all that I am is not much at all
 But you and I know though I have stayed standing
 The measure of a man is how hard he falls
 And I've had regrets that I've carried with me
 And many times I've failed I confess
 But in your sweet arms is where I've found comfort
 Loving you was my greatest success
 The end part goes:
 x 3
 to finish
 Thats it, comments/corrections welcome.

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Readable chord sheet for My Greatest Success by Roddy Hart

[C] [Bb] [F] [C] [Bb] [F]

I know your f[C]ace I've lo[Bb]oked on it o[F]ften
And I know your [C]words I've [Bb]heard them b[F]efore
I'd swim every s[C]ea just to [Bb]bathe in you[F]r waters
Run fifty miles [C]just to sta[Bb]nd at your d[F]oor
And I've had reg[C]rets that I[Bb]'ve carried [F]with me
And many ti[C]mes I've fa[Bb]iled I conf[F]ess
But in your sw[C]eet arms is[Bb] where I've [F]found comfort
Loving you[Gm] was[Bb]     my great[F]est success       [Gm]            [Bb]                 [F]

(And carry on with the same chords)

And desolate years I've wandered alone
And all that I am is not much at all
But you and I know though I have stayed standing
The measure of a man is how hard he falls
And I've had regrets that I've carried with me
And many times I've failed I confess
But in your sweet arms is where I've found comfort
Loving you was my greatest success

The end part goes:

[Eb] [Bb] [F] x 3
[Gm] [Bb] [F] to finish

Thats it, comments/corrections welcome.

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