3000 Miles Away
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Intro: D (bass)
verse 1
D Em
If you don't ask questions then I won't ask why
C G
There's a million different stars in the big, big sky
D Em
Like a million different waves in the big, big sea
C G
A million different dreams lie ahead of me
D Em
But as I lay out on the kitchen floor
C G
There's a million different stories banging at my door
D Em
But the only one I want is the one with you
C G
You make me electric on the avenue
Pre-Chorus
Am G Am G
But you're 3,000 miles away, 3,000 miles away
[Refrão] Em D C
And I don't ever want to see you surrender
Em D C
And I never wanna say goodbye
Em D C
Cause the last thing I remember
Em D C
Is the tear falling from your eye
Em D C
And you flew into the Berlin sky
Em D C C
Into the bright blue Berlin sky
verse 2
D Em
The way she moves is like a rolling scene
C G
She's got more love than she will ever need
D Em
She's like a midnight bolt of electricity
C G
and when she asks you say I do indeed
D Em
have a little more time, and more on my mind,
C G
but what's inside is just a waste of time
D Em
Oceans may break the walls of your shore,
C G
rivers might change the shape of your floor,
Pre-Chorus
Am G Am G
But you're 3,000 miles away, 3,000 miles away
[Refrão] Em D C
And I don't ever want to see you surrender
Em D C
And I never wanna say goodbye
Em D C
Cause the last thing I remember
Em D C
Is the tear falling from your eye
Em D C
And you flew into the Berlin sky
Em D C C
Into the bright blue Berlin sky
Outro
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
Em D C
Now that my heart said something,
Em D C
why did your heart say nothing
How to play 3000 Miles Away
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.