A Lonely Mountain
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G D F C Em Bm Am D
[Verse 1]
G D F C
In the hill that I call home, I was living on my own
Em Bm Am D
All my days were so content, never wondering where the world went
G D F C
Till a knock came at my door, faces I’d not seen before
Em Bm Am D G Gsus4 G
And the strangers all joined in, with their tales of high adventuring
[Bridge 1]
Em Em7 A C D
And the stories of plunder flowed with the wine, and clouded my head
Em Em7 A C B7
Like a spell I fell under losing my mind, and here’s what they said
[Chorus 1]
G D F C
There’s a lonely mountain lies, in a far-off countryside
Em Bm Am D G Gsus4 G
With a golden treasure trove, and a dragon guarding over
[Verse 2]
G D F C
In the hall of the mountain king, there’s a beast with scaly wings
Em Bm Am D
On a bed of borrowed gems, we’ll reclaim these stolen jewels again
G D F C
And may fortune favour us, on this journey dangerous
Em Bm Am D G Gsus4 G
Though we gamble with our lives, there’s a price to pay for this prize
[Bridge 2]
Em Em7 A C D
And the stories of plunder flowed with the wine, and clouded my head
Em Em7 A C B7
Like a spell I fell under losing my mind, and here’s what they said
[Chorus 2]
G D F C
There’s a lonely mountain lies, in a far-off countryside
Em Bm Am D G Gsus4 G
With a golden treasure trove, and a dragon guarding over
[Instrumental over narration]
G D F C
And in the light of the following day, the bold adventurers were on their way
Em Bm Am D
Determined hearts that would not rest, a brave company on a perilous quest
[Chorus 3]
G D F C
There’s a lonely mountain lies, in a far-off countryside
Em Bm Am D
With a golden treasure trove, and a dragon guarding over
[Chorus 4]
G D F C
There’s a lonely mountain lies, in a far-off countryside
Em Bm Am D
With a golden treasure trove, and a dragon guarding over
[Outro]
G D F C Em Bm Am D
G D F C Em Bm Am D G
How to play A Lonely Mountain
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.