Hear The Echoes
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Intro Am C D Am
[Verso 1]
C D Am
There are more than sixty seas that make
C D
The oceans full of life
Am
From the bottom to the surface
C D
Never stop to fight
Em
The pacific is bigger than the others
G A
Followed by
Em
Atlantic and Indian then
G A
The Southern and the Arctic
F G C
Endless deep blue oceans
G F G Am
Full of creatures inside
F G Am G Em
Creatures you can not see from outside
Am F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the ground
G
Deep down the oceans
Am F
Come and hear the echoes
Em G
From The Wall of Sound
Am F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the sound
G
Without emotions
Am F
Go and find an exception
Em G
Hear the echoes!
Solo Am C D
Am C D
[Verso 2]
Am
Boat on water
Am
Here I gaze at all
C D
Through my desires
Am
Back to normal, start over
C D
I cannot stop to fight
Em
Now you’re done
Em
Go sit and rest
G A
You’ve failed with your mind
Em
Try to focus on that place
Em
You cannot stop
C D F G C
But I have been doing nothing here
G F G Am
On waiting for a sign
F G C G
Waiting for a future with more time
F G C
Time is longer than you need
G F G Am
To seize the day you are
F G
And you are nothing
Am G Em
Without seizing time
Am
(Do you believe what I say?)
F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the ground
G
Deep down the oceans
Am F
Come and hear the echoes
Em G
From The Wall of Sound
Am F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the sound
G
Without emotions
Am F
Go and find an exception
Em G
Hear the echoes!
( Em F#m G Am )
( Em F#m G )
( Am Bm C Dm )
( Em F#m G Am Bm )
Solo Am Bm C D Bm C
Am G Am G
Am Bm C D Em
F Em G Am G
Am Bm C D Bm C
Am G Am G
Am Bm C D Em
F G C F G
Am G F G
Am G Em F Em
Am F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the ground
G
Deep down the oceans
Am F
Come and hear the echoes
Em G
From The Wall of Sound
Am F
Hear the echoes
C
Getting near to the sound
G
Without emotions
Am F
Go and find an exception
Em G
Hear the echoes!
How to play Hear The Echoes
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.