The Luckiest

intro - D G D A Bm F# m G A
D          A               D                         G
I don't get many things right the first time
D                   Bm             C
In fact, I am told that a lot
A                               C#                       
Now I know all the wrong turns,
       D                       G                            D
the stumbles and falls Brought me here

Bm F#m A (transition)
Bm                       G                   Bm
And where was I before the day
                   E                         A
That I first saw your lovely face?
                 F#m          G
Now I see it    everyday
       A        C#
And I know
Chorus:
        D  A
That I   am
Bm  F#m
I      am
G  Bm   A
I      am
        D            A      D     G     D     A
The luckiest
verse 2
             D            A       D                   G
What if I'd been born fifty years before you
        D                   Bm                        C
In a house on a street where you lived?
A                       C#                    D                          G
Maybe I'd be outside as you passed on your bike
               D        
Would I know?
Bm F#m A (transition)
Bm               G                  Bm
    And in a wide sea of eyes
         E                     A            F#m     G
I see one pair that I recognize
      Bm    A       C#
And  I       know
       D  A
That I   am
Bm  F#m
I      am
G  Bm   A
I      am
       D                A
The Luckiest
Em                                          Bm        G
D    
I love you more than I have   ever found a way to say to
Bm    D     A
you
         D                          A                      D                G

Next door there's an old man who lived to his nineties
                 D                 Bm                 C
And one day passed away in his sleep
A                           C#                   D             G
And his wife; she stayed for a couple of days
                       D              D Bm F#m A
And passed away
Bm               G                         Bm                    E 
   I'm sorry, I know that's a strange way to tell you that I
A               F#m        G
know we belong
        Bm   A     A7      
That I     know
        D  A
That I   am
Bm   F#m
I        am
G  Bm A
I    am
Bm                F#m  G  A  (D)
The luckiest
end with those last few chords. . slowly arpeggiated.. .and a hint of a D but
not a full chord as to leave it unresolved.