Great Divide - Ira Wolf

Great Divide

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verse 1
Dm Bb F
I wish I could leave my skin behind in this old rented room
C Bb
Float my way cross the great divide and be buried in you
Dm Bb F
I been looking far and wide for what I gotta prove
C Bb
And putting peaks in my rear view
Dm Bb F
Well it's colder here than anyone told me the south could get
C Bb
And I took to staying up real late and smoking cigarettes
Dm Bb F
Cheap tobacco burns the way that bridge between us did
C Bb
And I'm left looking at the glowing ends
[Refrão]
 
Chorus
C F Bb
But am I too far gone
C F Bb
To be running home
Gm Dm Am Bb
Cause I'm longing tonight
F C Dm Am Bb F C Bb
To be somewhere 'cross that great divide
 
verse 2
Dm Bb F
I wish I could take the hands of time and turn them in reverse
C Bb
I'd take back every long goodbye with venom in my words
Dm Bb F
The only way to be bein' found is getting lost, at first
C Bb
But all I find are more bridges to burn
 
[Refrão]Chorus
C F Bb
So am I too far gone
C F Bb
To be running home
Gm Dm Am Bb
Cause I'm longing tonight
F C Gm Bb
To be somewhere 'cross that great divide
 
INTERLUDE
F C Gm Bb F C
 
verse 3
Dm Bb F
Well the highway has a way of playin' tricks on tired eyes
C Bb
I swear that I see you ridin' shotgun late at night
Dm Bb F
Seems that you're the only thing that never leaves my mind
C Bb
The only thing worth getting right
 
[Refrão]
Chorus
C F Bb
So am I too far gone
C F Bb
'Cause I'm running home
Gm Dm Am Bb
If only in my mind
F C Dm Am Bb F C Bb
I am somewhere 'cross that great divide

How to play Great Divide

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm. 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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