Life is a Highwaay(Chords)

	        Intro:  
Dm    C    Bb        Bb    Am     F          
Bb    F    C         Bb    F      C             

       Bb					 
Life's like a road that you travel on  
             F 
when there's one day here and the next day gone  
    C				 
Sometimes you bend some times you stand  
     C 
sometimes you turn your back to the wind  
	  Bb				 
There's a world outside every darkened door  
      F 
where blues won't haunt you anymore  
	  C			         
Where the brave are free and lovers soar  
     C 
come ride with me to the distant shore  
Dm 	           C			       
We won't hesitate, break down the garden gate  
Bb			    G 
there's not much time left today  

 
Dm     C    Bb        Bb      Am      F          
Life   is a highway,  I       want to ride it         
Bb     F      C         Bb    F      C             
all    night long        
Dm        C       Bb     Bb    Am       F          
If you're going my way,  I     want to drive it  
Bb    F    C         Bb    F      C             
all  night  long
        

        Bb			      	 
Through all these cities and all these towns  
     F 
it's in my blood and it's all around  
  C				 
I love you now like I loved you then  
     C 
this is the road and these are the hands  
     Bb				          
From Mozambique to those Memphis nights,  
    F 
the Khyber Pass to Vancouver?s lights  
C				 
Knock me down get back up again  
       C 
you're in my blood I'm not a lonely man  
Dm		                   C 
There's no load I can't hold, the road so rough this I know  
Bb			                G 
I'll be there when the light comes in, tell 'em we're survivors  

(Chorus) x2 

Gm	    Bb		      Dm        C 
There was a distance between you and I 
Gm  		Bb           Dm		            C 
A misunderstanding once but now we look it in the eye  

Intro  

Dm		                   C 
There's no load I can't hold, the road so rough this I know  
Bb			                G 
I'll be there when the light comes in, tell 'em we're survivors 

(Chorus) x3 



	        

Written by Tom Cochrane / Rascal Flatts