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Randy Travis - Look Heart, No Hands

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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Look Heart, No Hands
By: Randy Travis

Key of C
Intro: C    

Note:  During the chorus add the 3rd fret on the bottom string to all
the chords-sounds really neat!
Also, I'd like to dedicate this song to a very special friend of mine
who has always made me feel like my heart has been riding no-handed.....

C				
I remember how it used to feel
F		G
Riding down old two mile hill
C
Tennis shoes up on the handle bars
F			G
Paying no mind to the passing cars
   Em		Am	      F     Am      F    G
No doubts, no fears, just like when you are here


Chorus:
   C	      Am	  F	    G
No chains, no strings, no fences, no wall
    C	      Am     F		    G
No net, just you to catch me when I fall
     F     G	C
Look heart, no hands.

C		    
It took a little time to get up to speed
F			  G
To find the confidence and strength I need
C
To just let go and reach for the sky
F			  G
You know sometimes it felt I could fly.
   Em	      Am	       F   Am       F   G
No doubts, no fears, just like when you are here.

chorus

Bridge:
F			     G 	 	C
It doesn't take much, just a smile or a touch
	  Em     Am	   F	  C	    G
And I'm a kid again, I can almost feel that wind

chorus
     F    G     C  <------pick it note for note,
Look heart, no hands      then play full chord to end
					Jason A. Wendtland

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