Chris LeDoux – Life Is A Highway (Ukulele)

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Life''s like a road that you travel on  

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when there''s one day here and the next day gone  

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Sometimes you bend some times you stand  

     C 
sometimes you turn your back to the wind  

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There''s a world outside every darkened door  

      F 
where blues won''t haunt you anymore  

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Where the brave are free and lovers soar  

     C 
come ride with me to the distant shore  

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We won''t hesitate, break down the garden gate  

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there''s not much time left today  

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Life   is a highway,  I       want to ride it         

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all    night long        

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If you''re going my way,  I     want to drive it  

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all  night  long

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Through all these cities and all these towns  

     F 
it''s in my blood and it''s all around  

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I love you now like I loved you then  

     C 
this is the road and these are the hands  

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From Mozambique to those Memphis nights,  

    F 
the Khyber Pass to Vancouver's lights  

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Knock me down get back up again  

       C 
you''re in my blood I''m not a lonely man  

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There''s no load I can''t hold, the road so rough this I know  

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I''ll be there when the light comes in, tell ''em we''re survivors  

Gm 	     Bb 	  	       Dm        C 
There was a distance between you and I 

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A misunderstanding once but now we look it in the eye  

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There''s no load I can''t hold, the road so rough this I know  

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I''ll be there when the light comes in, tell ''em we''re survivors