Halfway Home
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[Verso 1]
G
Woke up on a road I dont remember
D
Feet still moving, mind in the past
Em
Every mile feels a little bit longer
C
But Im not turning back
G
Faces fade like dust in the rearview
D
Names I knew just slip away
Em
All Ive got is this direction
C
And the light of yesterday
[Pré-Refrão]
Am
I dont know where Im going
C
But I know where Ive been
G
Somewhere in the middle
D
Is where it all begins
[Refrão]
G
Im halfway home, dont know the end
D
Still chasing ghosts I call my friends
Em
Lost and found in the in-between
C
Not who I was, not who Ill be
G
But I keep walking through the unknown
D
Heart like a map thats overthrown
Em
If I dont stop, I wont be alone
C
Somewhere out there Im halfway home
[Verso 2]
G
Every step feels like a question
D
Every turn another test
Em
Trying hard to find the answer
C
In this pounding chest
G
Sky keeps changing like a story
D
That Im still learning how to read
Em
Maybe home is just a feeling
C
Not a place I need
[Pré-Refrão]
Am
I dont need perfection
C
Just a place to stand
G
Somewhere in the distance
D
I might understand
[Refrão]
G
Im halfway home, dont know the end
D
Still chasing ghosts I call my friends
Em
Lost and found in the in-between
C
Not who I was, not who Ill be
G
But I keep walking through the unknown
D
Heart like a map thats overthrown
Em
If I dont stop, I wont be alone
C
Somewhere out there Im halfway home
[Ponte]
Em
Maybe I dont need a reason
C
Maybe I dont need a sign
G
If I just keep on moving
D
I might finally find
Em
Every broken piece behind me
C
Every road Ive ever known
G
Leads me somewhere farther
D
Closer to my home
[Refrão]
G
Im halfway home, I feel it now
D
Through every lost and broken vow
Em
Somewhere deep inside of me
C
Is where Im meant to be
G
And I wont stop, Ive come too far
D
Guided by a falling star
Em
Even in the dark alone
C
I finally know Im halfway home
Outro:
G D Em C
G D G
How to play Halfway Home
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.