Why Walk When You Can Fly

Level 5B100 BPMMary Chapin Carpenter
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Lyrics

In this world there's a whole lot of trouble,

baby; in this world there's a whole lot of pain.

In this world there's a whole lot of trouble,

but a whole lot of ground to gain.

Why take when you could be giving?

Why watch as the world goes by?

It's a hard enough life to be living.

Why walk when you can fly?

(F#)In this (B)world there's a (E)whole lot of sorrow;

(F#)in this world there's a (E)whole lot of shame.

(F#)In this world there's a (E)whole lot of sorrow and a (G#m)whole lot of ground to (E)gain.

When you spend your whole life (B)wishing,

rising (C#m)wanting and (B)wondering (E)why,

it's a (B)long enough the life to be (E)living.

Why (G#m)walk when you can (E)fly?

(E)fly (F#)high?

(F#)high?

Song info

Why Walk When You Can Fly by Mary Chapin Carpenter is a level 5 of 5 piano arrangement in the key of B at 100 BPM. Practice takes the song one line at a time and waits for you, with the letter inside every note. When the lines feel easy, play the full song.

Level
5 of 5
Key
B
Tempo
100 BPM
Chords
B C C#m E F# G#m
Artist
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Genre
Pop
Style
Ballad
Mood
Energetic

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