Thrice – Stumbling West (Guitar)

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I know it says intermediate in the description, but only for the less common chord voicings I added to spice it up a little for single-guitarist performance. It works just as well if you ignore them and just play the top set of chords, I just think it sounds a little more interesting with some variation. I personally play this in Nashville tuning (just the octave strings from a 12 string) but it sounds just fine in Standard. The chords in parentheses are also optional. [Chords]
 Em    C     Am    D     B11
E|0   E|0   E|0   E|2   E|0
B|0 B|1 B|1 B|3 B|0 G|0 G|0 G|2 G|2 G|2 D|2 D|2 D|2 D|0 D|1 A|2 A|3 A|0 A|X A|2 E|0 E|X E|X E|X E|X Varied Chords (optional, for extra flavor)
Cadd2    Am*    Em*    Dadd4
E|0      E|0    E|7    E|0
B|8 B|10 B|0 B|3 G|0 G|9 G|0 G|0 D|0 D|10 D|5 D|4 A|7 A|0 A|7 A|5 E|8 E|X E|0 E|X [Intro] Em [Chorus]
Em            C    Em
I was born to love you

Em            C    Em
I was born to love you

Am*         C*                Em* D*
Palm to palm, breast to breast

Am        B11               Em
Arm in arm, we're stumbling west
[Verse]
Em                        C  Em
We skinned our hands when we fell

   Em                 C    Em    Am*
We washed them in the deep wells

                 C*
Limped our souls

                         Em* D*
We're bruised but blessed

Am        B11                Em
Arm in arm, we're stumbling west
[Chorus]
    C             Em   D
And I was born to love you

Am*   C*      Em*  D*
I was born to love you
[Bridge]
Em [let ring]         (C)  (Em)
We danced beneath the moonrise

(Em)                    (C)  (Em)
While stars are born in your eyes

Am                C
Our rags are torn

                    Em D
Our hearts possessed

Am        B11               Em
Arm in arm, we're stumbling west
[Chorus]
    C             Em   D
And I was born to love you

Am    C       Em   D
I was born to love you

Am*         C*                Em* D*
Palm to palm, breast to breast

C         B11               Em
Arm in arm, we're stumbling west