Theres Glory In Your Story(Chords)

	        Tuned down half a step
Riff 1 played over the verse

     G                     D                    C                     D
ocultar tablatura
eb----------3-------------------2-----------------------0------------------2-----------
Bb--------3-----3---3---------3-----3---3-------------1-----1---1--------3-----3---3---
Gb----------------0-------------------2-----------------------0------------------2-----
Db-------------------------0------------------------------------------0----------------
Ab----------------------------------------------3--------------------------------------
Eb---3---------------------------------------------------------------------------------



Verse 1:

G           D
I felt alone
C                 D
I put on my new shoes and hit the town
G              D
I still felt alone
       C                       D
I?m convinced everyone?s built to be put down


Bridge:

Em7
I had to say (I had to say)
C
What I wanted to say (what I wanted to say)
Em7
I had to say (what I wanted to say)
C           D
Where are you going to stay?


Verse 2:

G          D
I felt alone
C              D
Independence day comes when you?re down
G             D
Still felt alone
      C                  D
Ten times I thought I?d almost found you 


Chorus:
Strummed w/slight distortion

G           D        C         D
Sometimes simple chords are the best
G            D       C       D
The simple approach is the best
G            D          C         D
If it makes more sense than any other
G               D         C      D
It makes more sense than any other


Verse 3:

G          D
I felt alone
C                D
A failed Blake knocked me to the ground
G               D
I still felt alone
         C                 D
My attempts at chivalry fell without a sound


Verse 4:

G          D
I felt alone
C               D
So put on your new shoes and leave this town
G             D
Still felt alone
          C               D
I?m convinced, everyone?s built to be put down


Chorus:
Strummed w/slight distortion

G           D        C         D
Sometimes simple chords are the best
G            D       C       D
The simple approach is the best
G            D          C         D
If it makes more sense than any other
G               D         C      D             G
It makes more sense than any other


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Tabbed by: Keith Clark
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Written by Robert Fairfoull/Rodric Pryce Jones/Colin Newton/Roddy Woomble