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Intro: D G D A D G D A D D/F# D If my old truck was a horse I'd have to shoot it G G/D D/F# D Lord the day my ship came in, I was waitin' for a train D/F# D Every time I get a grip I always lose it A A7 I can't find the sunshine for the rain G D And you know I'm always saying I'm sorry F#m G D A But you stand by me through it all, seems every time I make my mark D Somebody paints the wall F#m G A D Every time I think I'm off and runnin', I'm barely up to a crawl F#m G A D Every time I get a leg up on the ladder of success I slip and fall Em F#m G Like last week down at the factory I was up for a promotion D F#m G But the boss's little brother got the call D A D Seems every time I make my mark somebody paints the wall INSTRU: D G D A D Chorus 2: F#m G A D Every time I think I'm off and runnin', I'm barely up to a crawl F#m G A D Every time I get a leg up on the ladder of success I slip and fall Em F#m G Like last week down at the factory I was up for a promotion D F#m G But the boss's little brother got the call D A D Em F#m G Seems every time I make my mark somebody paints the wall D A D G D A D D A D Seems every time I make my mark somebody always paints the wall
F#m G A D Every time I think I'm off and runnin', I'm barely up to a crawl F#m G A D Every time I get a leg up on the ladder of success I slip and fall Em F#m G Like last week down at the factory I was up for a promotion D F#m G But the boss's little brother got the call D A D Seems every time I make my mark somebody paints the wall
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