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Date: Fri, 26 Dec 1997 16:59:50 +0100
From: Roland Kalus 
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: Every Road by Amy Grant

Note to OLGA Archivists:Lyrics have been added!
  Every Road (Amy Grant / Wayne Kirkpatrick)
transcribed by Roland Kalus


Lyrics:

1st Verse:
There you go making mountains
out of such a little hill
Here I go mixing mortar
For another wall to build
There?s a struggle in this life we lead
It?s partly you
It?s partly me

Chorus:
Every road thats?travelled
teaches something new
And every road that narrows
pushes us to choos
And I?d be lying if I said
I had not tried to leave a time or two
But every road that leads me
leads me back to you

Here we stand in the middle
of what we?ve come to know
It?s a dance, it?s a balance
Holding on and letting go
There is nothing that we can?t resolve
When love is at stake
When love is involved

Chorus & Fade
------------------------------------------------------------



Intro (play 3 times, last times with notes in brackets)

-------------0-----0------------0------------------
-1------3----------1---3----3-3---1-----1-----1-(1)
-0----0----------------0--0---5------0--0---0---(0)
----2-----------0--------2----5---3-----2-2-----(0)
-3---------3-------0--------------------3----------
---------------------------------------------------

Verse:
-------------------------------------------------
-1---1------1--1--------1--1---1-1---------------
-0---0------0--0--------1--1---0-0-----repeat----
-2---2------3--3--------0--3---2-0---------------
-------------------------------3-----------------
-------------------------------------------------


-----------------------1--(1)--3-3---------------------
-1---1------1--1----3--3--(1)--3-3---------------------
-0---0------0--0----3--3--(2)--4-4---------------------
-2---2------3--3----3--3--(3)--5-5---------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------

-------------0-----0------------0------------------
-1------3----------1---3----3-3---1-----1-----1----
-0----0----------------0--0---5------0--0---0------
----2-----------0--------2----5---3-----2-2--------
-3---------3-------0--------------------3----------
---------------------------------------------------

-------------0-----0------------0------------------
-1------3----------1---3----3-3---1-----1-----1----
-0----0----------------0--0---5------0--0---0------
----2-----------0--------2----5---3-----2-2--------
-3---------3-------0--------------------3----------
---------------------------------------------------

-1------1--1------1--1--1--1-1--3-3----------------
-3----3----1----1----3--1--3-1--3-3----------------
-3--3------2--2------3--2--3-2--4-4----------------
-3---------3---------3--3--3-3--5-5----------------
---------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------

-------------0-----0------------0------------------
-1------3----------1---3----3-3---1-----1-----1----
-0----0----------------0--0---5------0--0---0------
----2-----------0--------2----5---3-----2-2--------
-3---------3-------0--------------------3----------
---------------------------------------------------

1st Intrumental part

-------------0-----0------------0---------3---------
-1------3----------1---3----3-3---1-----3---3--1----
-0----0----------------0--0---5--------5-------0--0-
----2-----------0--------2----5---3---5-------------
-3---------3-------0-----------------3---------0----
--------------------------------------------------3-

Play next verse and chorus, than play
intrumental bridge twice

------3-------1--------3-------1--
--3--3----1--1-----3--3----1--1---
--5-5-----2-2------5-5-----2-2----
--5-------3--------5-------3------
----------------------------------
----------------------------------


-1---1---3--|-----------
-3---1---3--|-3--0-1----
-3---2---5--|------0----
-3---3---5--|------2----
---------3--|------3----
------------|-3---------

Repeat first four bars of chorus and fade...



Since there are 4 guitars and maybe 2 basses on the recording this
represents an arrangment for one guitar. The bass walks
sometime to an Ab while the guitar stays on a dmin7/b5.