Million To One Shot

 Words and Music by Andrew Sorenson


Million To One Shot


Intro:  


F/Bb   Eb/Ab   Eb/F   F11

F/Bb   Eb/Ab   Eb/F   F11

Ab/Bb   Gb/Ab  Gb/F  Ab/Eb  Bb/F  C/G 



Cm7          Bbm7        G11                     Gaug-5  F13  

It’s hard to come by - relationships that don’t die.

Cm7                  Bbm7       Gb/F                           Bb/A    C/G

Two hearts like one and a heart that grows with no         end

Cm7                     Bbm7               A/Gb                                           

What happened - how could you take me for a spin 

 Ab7              Gbm7                      Absus4  Ab13

and send me searching for another?


Verse 2:

Cm7          Bbm7        G11                     Gaug-5  F13  

It was your season to leave without a reason

Cm7          Bbm7            Gb/F                Bb/A    C/G

Everything but sane, I’m laughing in the cold rain 

Cm7                     Bbm7               A/Gb    

My heart’s been crushed girl - you take me for a spin and 

               Gbm7                      

send me searching for another?


F/Bb   Eb/Ab   Eb/F   Bb13+9


Chorus:


Eb11                            Eb13                              F11                                        F13

Climbing the ladder of fortune and fame till the whole world remembers her name 

Eb11                            Eb13    

Working the crowds - staking her claim

    F11                         G11                A11

A million to one shot - caught in the game! 





Bridge:


F/Bb   Eb/Ab  Gbmaj7  Abmaj7  Bbmaj7

Bbm7  Bb11  A/Gb  Ab-5  Bb-5  Bmaj7

Emaj7   Amaj7  Amaj7  Abmaj7  


Verse 3:

Cm7          Bbm7               G11                     Gaug-5  F13  

I got some free time - and no one else on my mind.

Cm7               Bbm7            Gb/F               Bb/A    C/G

I need you so bad girl - like no one else in this world 

Cm7           Bbm7               A/Gb    

If we make up - please - 

         A/Gb                                           Abm7             Gbm7               

Don’t take me for a spin and send me searching for another!!


Ab11  Bb11  C11


Chorus:


Eb11                            Eb13                              F11                                        F13

Climbing the ladder of fortune and fame till the whole world remembers her name 

Eb11                            Eb13    

Working the crowds - staking her claim

    F11                         G11                A11

A million to one shot - caught in the game! 

Eb11                            Eb13

Playing it simple and cool and so plain 

                  F11                                  F13

With these names you know I can’t name!

Eb11                            Eb13   

Working the crowds - staking her claim

    F11                          G11                A11

A million to one shot - caught in the game! 


Outro:


F/Bb   Eb/Ab   Eb/F   F11

F/Bb   Eb/Ab   Eb/F   F11

Ab/Bb   Gb/Ab  Gb/F  Ab/Eb  Bb/F  C/G 

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