Far From Home
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[Intro ]and Fills
D D
V.1
D ` G D
It's warm by the river, the weir keeps us clean. The woodsmoke and cigarettes are all, that we need.
G
Marking the dirt, when twigs and simple words spoke. Kicking the dust, so, that we can just...
CH.1
D C D
Dance, the dance that he plays it with the fire, We play guitar and he played it inspired.
C D
You said you, wouldn't leave it, not ever. Underneath the sky forever.
Fill
D D
V.2
D G D
It's cool by the sea, when the pavement is hot. We take a walk down there, to see what we've got
G
An old man collecting, fifty beautiful words, Cleaning the beach, so, that he can teach us a..
CH.2
D C D
Dance, the dance that he plays it with the fire. We play guitar and he played it inspired.
C D
You, said you, wouldn't leave it, not ever. Underneath the sky forever.
Fill
D D D D
V.3
D G D
It's cold by the pane glass, on the high street, we played. There's always a penny, in the music, we made.
G
So far from home, and no means of return. Burning the bridges, so we'd always.
CH.3
D C D
Dance, the dance that he plays it with the fire, We play guitar and he played it inspired.
C D
You, said you, wouldn't leave it, not ever. Underneath the sky forever.
Instr.1
A Em C D
A Em C D
CH.4
A Em C D
When we're so far from home. No means of return There's so much that we have taught and so much we have learned
A Em C D
When we're so far from home. No means of return There's so much that we have taught and so much we have learned
Instr.2
A Em C D
CH.5
A Em C D
When we're so far from home. No means of return There's so much that we have taught and so much we have learned
Instr.3
A Em C D
CH.6
A Em C D
When we're so far from home. No means of return There's so much that we have taught and so much we have learned
A Em C D
When we're so far from home. No means of return There's so much that we have taught and so much we have learned
G D
How to play Far From Home
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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.