The Walk chords by Jp Cormier

J.P. Cormier - The Walk




INTRO: G  C/G  D  G  (2x)

                                C/G
As the road comes up to meet my feet
           D               G
The yellow line, a moonlit scar
                             C/G
Act one is done, the play is now complete
          D                G
A passing truck, a falling star

INSTRUMENTAL: G  C/G  D  G  (2x)


                              C/G
She hides away, but still she follows me
            D                       G
Just out of reach, like a maddening itch
                            C/G
Is she the answer or just a mystery
       D                  G
Am I a fool, I don't know which


                            C/G
I knew a girl, ten thousand yesterdays
          D                G
She had a man who gave his all
                            C/G
And we all wondered why she walked away
            D                       G
She told me then, but now I don't recall


INSTRUMENTAL: G  C/G  D  G  (2x)


                                   C/G
There's a river wide, but no place left to cross
            D                     G
The bridges fell right where they burned
                                  C/G
I slept last night and dreamed my map was lost
           D               G
A dead end road each way I turned


                                   C/G
There must be times somewhere that I can steal
         D                 G
A broken watch, an endless day
                              C/G
There must be ways to let the inside heal
            D                  G
And let the surface just pass away


INSTRUMENTAL: G  C/G  D  G  (2x)


                            C/G
I reach for you and come up lame again
             D                     G
It's hard to tell if you were ever there
                              C/G
I made this song, but I can't make it end
         D                  G
The echo fills the midnight air


                        C/G
As the road comes up to meet my feet
           D               G
The yellow line, a moonlit scar
                             C/G
Act one is done, the play is now complete
          D                G