Walk A Mile In My Shoes Chords by Big Daddy Wilson
Tempo:
105.75 bpm
Chords used:
Fm
Bbm
C
F
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Cm]
[Fm] Walk a mile in my shoes, then you know how I feel.
Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes for you to this [Fm] man.
If you walk in my [C] shoes, you might [F] understand.
[Fm] People always try to tell me, tell me what I ought to do.
Some really want [Bb] to help [Bbm] me.
Lord, I know [Fm] it's true.
Everybody got an [Bbm] opinion.
Better take some [Fm] advice.
Don't really make [C] no difference.
I [Eb] got to live my [Fm] own life.
I'm a simple type of person.
Don't read much in this old life.
I read my [Bbm] Bible.
Try to live my [Fm] life right.
I don't need [Bbm] nobody.
Tell me what I ought to [Fm] do.
If you really want [C] to help me, then take [Eb] a walk in [Fm] my shoes.
Walk a mile in my shoes, then you'll know how I feel.
Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes for you to this [Fm] man.
If you walk in my [C] shoes, [Cm] you might [Fm] understand.
[Bb]
[F] [Ab] [F] [Fm]
[Bb]
[Fm] [F]
[Cm] [C]
[Fm] Don't nobody want to listen.
Everybody knows the way.
Everybody [Bbm] knows the answer, for the question [Fm] is raised.
Everybody [Bb] think they know [Bbm] me.
Don't even [Fm] know my name.
If you really [C] want to help me, you got to feel [Fm] my pain.
Walk a mile in my shoes, then you'll know how I feel.
Walk a mile in [Bbm] my shoes for you to [Fm] this man.
If you walk in [C] my shoes, you might [Fm] understand.
Walk a mile in my shoes.
Walk a mile in my shoes.
Walk a mile in [Bb] my shoes [Bbm] for you to this [F] man.
[Fm] If you walk in [C] my shoes, oh Lord, you might [Fm] understand.
Take a little walk.
Walk a mile.
Walk a mile.
Walk a country mile.
You might understand.
[Fm] Walk a mile in my shoes, then you know how I feel.
Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes for you to this [Fm] man.
If you walk in my [C] shoes, you might [F] understand.
[Fm] People always try to tell me, tell me what I ought to do.
Some really want [Bb] to help [Bbm] me.
Lord, I know [Fm] it's true.
Everybody got an [Bbm] opinion.
Better take some [Fm] advice.
Don't really make [C] no difference.
I [Eb] got to live my [Fm] own life.
I'm a simple type of person.
Don't read much in this old life.
I read my [Bbm] Bible.
Try to live my [Fm] life right.
I don't need [Bbm] nobody.
Tell me what I ought to [Fm] do.
If you really want [C] to help me, then take [Eb] a walk in [Fm] my shoes.
Walk a mile in my shoes, then you'll know how I feel.
Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes for you to this [Fm] man.
If you walk in my [C] shoes, [Cm] you might [Fm] understand.
[Bb]
[F] [Ab] [F] [Fm]
[Bb]
[Fm] [F]
[Cm] [C]
[Fm] Don't nobody want to listen.
Everybody knows the way.
Everybody [Bbm] knows the answer, for the question [Fm] is raised.
Everybody [Bb] think they know [Bbm] me.
Don't even [Fm] know my name.
If you really [C] want to help me, you got to feel [Fm] my pain.
Walk a mile in my shoes, then you'll know how I feel.
Walk a mile in [Bbm] my shoes for you to [Fm] this man.
If you walk in [C] my shoes, you might [Fm] understand.
Walk a mile in my shoes.
Walk a mile in my shoes.
Walk a mile in [Bb] my shoes [Bbm] for you to this [F] man.
[Fm] If you walk in [C] my shoes, oh Lord, you might [Fm] understand.
Take a little walk.
Walk a mile.
Walk a mile.
Walk a country mile.
You might understand.
Key:
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Bbm
C
F
Bb
Fm
Bbm
C
_ _ [Cm] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you know how I feel.
_ _ Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes _ _ for you to this [Fm] man.
_ _ _ If you walk in my [C] shoes, _ _ you might [F] understand.
_ _ [Fm] _ _ People always try to tell me, _ tell me what I ought to do.
_ _ _ Some really want [Bb] to help [Bbm] me.
_ _ Lord, I know [Fm] it's true.
_ _ _ Everybody got an [Bbm] opinion.
_ _ _ Better take some [Fm] advice.
_ _ _ Don't really make [C] no difference.
_ _ I [Eb] got to live my [Fm] own life.
_ _ _ I'm a simple type of person.
_ _ Don't read much in this old life.
_ I read my [Bbm] Bible.
_ _ Try to live my [Fm] life right.
_ _ I don't need [Bbm] nobody.
_ _ _ Tell me what I ought to [Fm] do.
_ _ _ If you really want [C] to help me, _ _ then take [Eb] a walk in [Fm] my shoes.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you'll know how I feel.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes _ _ for you to this [Fm] man.
_ _ If you walk in my [C] shoes, [Cm] _ _ _ you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[F] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Fm] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Cm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ Don't nobody want to listen.
_ _ _ Everybody knows the way.
_ _ _ Everybody [Bbm] knows the answer, _ _ _ for the question [Fm] is raised.
_ _ Everybody [Bb] think they know [Bbm] me.
_ _ Don't even [Fm] know my name.
_ _ If you really [C] want to help me, _ _ you got to feel [Fm] my pain.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you'll know how _ _ _ I feel.
Walk a mile in [Bbm] my shoes _ _ _ for you to [Fm] this _ _ man.
If you walk in [C] my shoes, _ _ _ you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my _ shoes.
_ Walk a mile in [Bb] my shoes [Bbm] _ _ _ for you to this [F] man.
[Fm] _ _ _ If you walk in [C] my shoes, oh Lord, you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ _ Take a little walk. _ _ _ _
Walk a mile.
_ _ _ Walk a mile.
_ _ _ Walk a country mile.
_ _ _ You might understand. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you know how I feel.
_ _ Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes _ _ for you to this [Fm] man.
_ _ _ If you walk in my [C] shoes, _ _ you might [F] understand.
_ _ [Fm] _ _ People always try to tell me, _ tell me what I ought to do.
_ _ _ Some really want [Bb] to help [Bbm] me.
_ _ Lord, I know [Fm] it's true.
_ _ _ Everybody got an [Bbm] opinion.
_ _ _ Better take some [Fm] advice.
_ _ _ Don't really make [C] no difference.
_ _ I [Eb] got to live my [Fm] own life.
_ _ _ I'm a simple type of person.
_ _ Don't read much in this old life.
_ I read my [Bbm] Bible.
_ _ Try to live my [Fm] life right.
_ _ I don't need [Bbm] nobody.
_ _ _ Tell me what I ought to [Fm] do.
_ _ _ If you really want [C] to help me, _ _ then take [Eb] a walk in [Fm] my shoes.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you'll know how I feel.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my [Bbm] shoes _ _ for you to this [Fm] man.
_ _ If you walk in my [C] shoes, [Cm] _ _ _ you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[F] _ _ [Ab] _ _ [F] _ _ [Fm] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
[Cm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ Don't nobody want to listen.
_ _ _ Everybody knows the way.
_ _ _ Everybody [Bbm] knows the answer, _ _ _ for the question [Fm] is raised.
_ _ Everybody [Bb] think they know [Bbm] me.
_ _ Don't even [Fm] know my name.
_ _ If you really [C] want to help me, _ _ you got to feel [Fm] my pain.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes, _ _ then you'll know how _ _ _ I feel.
Walk a mile in [Bbm] my shoes _ _ _ for you to [Fm] this _ _ man.
If you walk in [C] my shoes, _ _ _ you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ Walk a mile in my shoes.
_ _ _ Walk a mile in my _ shoes.
_ Walk a mile in [Bb] my shoes [Bbm] _ _ _ for you to this [F] man.
[Fm] _ _ _ If you walk in [C] my shoes, oh Lord, you might [Fm] understand.
_ _ _ _ _ Take a little walk. _ _ _ _
Walk a mile.
_ _ _ Walk a mile.
_ _ _ Walk a country mile.
_ _ _ You might understand. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _