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D Am G
There is a place we're going to
 
D Am G
It is not green, it is not blue
 
Bm C D
I hope that you understand
 
Am
Devil was a-dancin' on the old foreshore
 
Am
Hittin' up on bright lights and the liquor stores
 
D C D C D C D C
Save me, please save me
 
D Am G
We've got to prick that bubble in the shopping arcade
 
D Am G
Gonna make amends for the things we've said
 
Bm C D
I do hope that you understand
 
Am
Dirty washing on the line, footsteps in the sand
 
Am
Who's going to lead us on to some promised land
 
D C D C
Save me
 
Am
Devil was a-dancin' on the old foreshore
 
Am
Hittin' up on bright lights and the liquor stores
 
D C D C D C D C
Ya, tell me, please save me
 
Em C G
The land lives longer if we listen to the Earthbeat
 
Em C G
Our lives go forward if we listen to our heartspeak
 
Am Dm F C Am
Seasons won't falter, stars won't fade away
 
D C D C D C D C
 
 
D Am G
Gonna find myself a place in the country
 
D Am G
Wake up and reach out and breathe real air
 
Bm C D
Do you know how it feels, clean tissue, no scars
 
Am
Dirty washing on the line, footsteps in the sand
 
Am
Who's going to lead us on to some kind of promised land
 
D C D C
Save me
 
Am
Devil was a-dancin' on the old foreshore
 
Am
Hittin' up on bright lights and the cut-price liquor stores
 
D C D C D C D C
I see...
 
Em C G
The land lives longer if we listen to our heartspeak
 
Em C G
Our lives go forward if we listen to the Earthbeat
 
 
Am Dm F C Am
Seasons won't falter, stars won't fade away
 
Dm F C Am
Fade away
 
Dm F C
They won't fade away
 
D C D C D C D C
 
Am G F G Am G F G
 
D C D C D C D C
 
Am G F G Am G F G
 
D
 
End
 
Tableture by Jonathan Hart
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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.

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