Chords for You Can Let Go - Live From Orlando
Tempo:
66 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
D
Em
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Yeah, it's been a wild ride for me.
Long journey.
You know, I left home when I was pretty young.
I guess I was about 13 years old when I left.
And I left so I could chase my dreams
and figure out how to do [C] this.
[G] Kind of forced my parents to let go of me a lot sooner
when they were ready to.
And looking back, [C] probably a lot sooner
than [G] I was ready to.
This is my single, You [C] Can Let Go.
[G] It always takes me home.
[C] [G]
[G] Wind blowing on my face,
sidewalk [D] flying beneath my butt.
[C] Five-year-old's first taste
of [D] what freedom's really like.
He [Em] was running right beside me.
His [C] hand holding on the seat.
I took a deep breath and hollered
[D] as I headed for the street.
You [C] can let [G] go now, Daddy.
You can let go.
[C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little bit [G] scary.
[B] But I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[C] You can let [G] go.
[C] [G] [C] I was standing at the altar
[D] between the two loves of my life.
[C] The one I'd been a daughter,
the [D] one I soon would be a wife.
[E] When the preacher asked who gives this [C] woman
Daddy's eyes filled up with tears.
He kept holding tightly to my [D] arm
till I whispered in his ear.
[C] You can let go [G] now, Daddy.
[A] You can let go.
[G] [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little [G] bit scary.
But [Bm] I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[G] You can [F#] let go.
[Bm]
[Em] It was killing me to see the [G] strongest man I ever [Dm] knew
[D] wasting away to nothing [G] in that hospital room.
[Em] Though he's only [E] hanging on for [C] you,
his father now [Dm] knows it.
[Am] My voice and heart were breaking
[D] as I crawled up in his bed and said,
you [Cm] can let go [G] now, Daddy.
You [C] can let [G] go.
[C] Your little girl is ready to do [D] this on my own.
It's gonna [C] be a little [G] bit scary.
[B] But I want you to [Em] know I'll be [Am] okay now, Daddy.
[D] You can [C]
[G] let go.
[C] [G] You can [Dm] let go.
[C] [G]
Long journey.
You know, I left home when I was pretty young.
I guess I was about 13 years old when I left.
And I left so I could chase my dreams
and figure out how to do [C] this.
[G] Kind of forced my parents to let go of me a lot sooner
when they were ready to.
And looking back, [C] probably a lot sooner
than [G] I was ready to.
This is my single, You [C] Can Let Go.
[G] It always takes me home.
[C] [G]
[G] Wind blowing on my face,
sidewalk [D] flying beneath my butt.
[C] Five-year-old's first taste
of [D] what freedom's really like.
He [Em] was running right beside me.
His [C] hand holding on the seat.
I took a deep breath and hollered
[D] as I headed for the street.
You [C] can let [G] go now, Daddy.
You can let go.
[C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little bit [G] scary.
[B] But I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[C] You can let [G] go.
[C] [G] [C] I was standing at the altar
[D] between the two loves of my life.
[C] The one I'd been a daughter,
the [D] one I soon would be a wife.
[E] When the preacher asked who gives this [C] woman
Daddy's eyes filled up with tears.
He kept holding tightly to my [D] arm
till I whispered in his ear.
[C] You can let go [G] now, Daddy.
[A] You can let go.
[G] [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little [G] bit scary.
But [Bm] I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[G] You can [F#] let go.
[Bm]
[Em] It was killing me to see the [G] strongest man I ever [Dm] knew
[D] wasting away to nothing [G] in that hospital room.
[Em] Though he's only [E] hanging on for [C] you,
his father now [Dm] knows it.
[Am] My voice and heart were breaking
[D] as I crawled up in his bed and said,
you [Cm] can let go [G] now, Daddy.
You [C] can let [G] go.
[C] Your little girl is ready to do [D] this on my own.
It's gonna [C] be a little [G] bit scary.
[B] But I want you to [Em] know I'll be [Am] okay now, Daddy.
[D] You can [C]
[G] let go.
[C] [G] You can [Dm] let go.
[C] [G]
Key:
C
G
D
Em
Am
C
G
D
_ _ _ _ _ Yeah, it's been a wild ride for me.
Long journey.
You know, I left home when I was pretty young.
I guess I was about 13 years old when I left.
And I left so I could chase my dreams
and figure out how to do [C] this.
[G] Kind of forced my parents to let go of me a lot sooner
when they were ready to.
And looking back, [C] probably a lot sooner
than [G] I was ready to.
This is my single, You [C] Can Let Go.
[G] It always takes me home. _
_ _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] Wind blowing on my face,
sidewalk [D] flying beneath my butt.
[C] Five-year-old's first taste
of [D] what freedom's really like.
He [Em] was running right beside me.
His [C] hand holding on the seat.
I took a deep breath and hollered
[D] as I headed for the street.
You [C] can let [G] go now, Daddy.
You can let go.
_ [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little bit [G] scary.
[B] But I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[C] You can let [G] go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ [C] I was standing at the altar
[D] between the two loves of my life.
[C] The one I'd been a daughter,
the [D] one I soon would be a wife.
[E] When the preacher asked who gives this [C] woman
Daddy's eyes filled up with tears.
He kept holding tightly to my [D] arm
till I whispered in his ear.
[C] You can let go [G] now, Daddy.
[A] You can let go.
[G] _ [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little [G] bit scary.
But [Bm] I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[G] You can [F#] let go.
[Bm] _
_ _ [Em] It was killing me to see the [G] strongest man I ever [Dm] knew
[D] wasting away to nothing [G] in that hospital room.
_ [Em] Though he's only [E] hanging on for [C] you,
his father now [Dm] knows it.
[Am] My voice and heart were breaking
[D] as I crawled up in his bed _ and said,
you [Cm] can let go [G] now, Daddy.
You [C] can let [G] go.
_ [C] Your little girl is ready to do [D] this on my own.
It's gonna [C] be a little [G] bit scary.
[B] But I want you to [Em] know I'll be [Am] okay now, Daddy.
_ [D] _ _ You can [C]
[G] let go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ You can [Dm] let go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ _
Long journey.
You know, I left home when I was pretty young.
I guess I was about 13 years old when I left.
And I left so I could chase my dreams
and figure out how to do [C] this.
[G] Kind of forced my parents to let go of me a lot sooner
when they were ready to.
And looking back, [C] probably a lot sooner
than [G] I was ready to.
This is my single, You [C] Can Let Go.
[G] It always takes me home. _
_ _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] Wind blowing on my face,
sidewalk [D] flying beneath my butt.
[C] Five-year-old's first taste
of [D] what freedom's really like.
He [Em] was running right beside me.
His [C] hand holding on the seat.
I took a deep breath and hollered
[D] as I headed for the street.
You [C] can let [G] go now, Daddy.
You can let go.
_ [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little bit [G] scary.
[B] But I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[C] You can let [G] go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ [C] I was standing at the altar
[D] between the two loves of my life.
[C] The one I'd been a daughter,
the [D] one I soon would be a wife.
[E] When the preacher asked who gives this [C] woman
Daddy's eyes filled up with tears.
He kept holding tightly to my [D] arm
till I whispered in his ear.
[C] You can let go [G] now, Daddy.
[A] You can let go.
[G] _ [C] Oh, I think [G] I'm ready
to [D] do this on my own.
[C] It's still a little [G] bit scary.
But [Bm] I want [Em] you to know [Am] I'll be okay now, [D] Daddy.
[G] You can [F#] let go.
[Bm] _
_ _ [Em] It was killing me to see the [G] strongest man I ever [Dm] knew
[D] wasting away to nothing [G] in that hospital room.
_ [Em] Though he's only [E] hanging on for [C] you,
his father now [Dm] knows it.
[Am] My voice and heart were breaking
[D] as I crawled up in his bed _ and said,
you [Cm] can let go [G] now, Daddy.
You [C] can let [G] go.
_ [C] Your little girl is ready to do [D] this on my own.
It's gonna [C] be a little [G] bit scary.
[B] But I want you to [Em] know I'll be [Am] okay now, Daddy.
_ [D] _ _ You can [C]
[G] let go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ You can [Dm] let go.
_ [C] _ [G] _ _ _