The Luckiest Guitar Tab

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I'm not sure about the G/B chord but it doesn't sound all bad. If you can
figure out what chord it is, please notify me.
The words are "borrowed" from Joe. -Spyder


Intro D  G  D  A  Bm  D  G  A

Verse 1
D       A        Bm               G
I don't get many things right the first time
   D          Bm         Cadd9         A             A7
In fact, I am told, that a lot. Now I know, all the wrong turns,
    Bm            G                 D    Bm  F#m  A
the stumbles and falls, brought me here

Chorus
Bm            G            Bm          E
And where was I before the day that I first saw 
            A               D        G/B
your lovely face, now I see it every day
    D A          D A  Bm F#m G D  A    D        A  
And I know, that I am, I am, I am, the luckiest

D  G  D  A

Verse 2
        D        A    Bm           G
What if I'd been born fifty years before you
     D            Bm               Cadd9       A         A7
In a house on the street where you lived Maybe I'd be outside
       Bm             G             D     Bm  F#m  A
as you passed on your bike, would I know 

Chorus
Bm           G            Bm          E             A      D    G/B
And then oh, I'd see your eyes as the one pair that I recognize
    D A          D A  Bm F#m G D A    D        A
And I know, that I am, I am, I am the luckiest

Bridge
Bm                               E              D      G    D  A
I love you more than I have ever found a way to say to you

Verse 3
     D                A           Bm            G
Next door, there's an old man who lived to his nineties
        D          Bm          Cadd9         A
And one day passed away in his sleep, and his wife
    A7            Bm        G               D    Bm  F#m  A
She stayed for a couple of days and passed away

Chorus
Bm         G               Bm             E               A
I'm sorry, I know that's a strange way to tell you that I know
     D    G/B   D A          D A  Bm F#m G D  A    Bm       F#m  G  D A D
We belong, that I know, that I am, I am, I am, the luckiest

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