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CAPO II
INTRO (play twice)
D/F# D/G D/A
e|------2-------2-------0--02------|
B|-3-------3-------3------------3--|
G|----2-------2-------2-------2----|
D|---0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-|
A|-----------------0---0---0---0---|
E|-2---2---3---3-------------------|
D/C# G D/A
e|------0-------3-------0--02------|
B|--3------03------3------------3--|
G|----2-------0-------2-------2----|
D|---0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-|
A|-4---4-------2---0---0---0---0---|
E|---------3-----------------------|
D/A
verse 1
D/F# D/G D/A
I'll be the looker out the window
D/C# G G/B D/A
Seeing now what's in front of me
D/F# D/G D/A
And you'll be the reason for all my thoughts
D/C# G G/B D/A
Drifting back across the sea
verse 2
D/F# D/G D/A
I'll be the empty in the morning
D/C# G G/B D/A
And you'll be the echo down the street
D/F# D/G D/A
Brave mornings shared so briefly
D/C# G G/B D/A
Constantly distracting me
[Refrão]
G D/A
Going home believing another
G D/A
Going home to turn to the southern stars
Am C
At night I'll be lying on my back
Em D/A
And thinking of your northern constellations
D/A
verse 3
D/F# D/G D/A
I'll just be damage to your routine
D/C# G G/B D/A
And you'll be disruption in my day
D/F# D/G D/A
I took myself from your arms too early for that
D/C# G G/B D/A
It was you that was embracing much too late
[Refrão]
G D/A
Going home believing another
G D/A
Going home to turn to the southern stars
Am C
At night I'll be lying on my back
Em D/A
And thinking of your northern constellations
RE-INTRO
verse 4
D/F# D/G D/A
I'll be the shackle round your ankle
D/C# G G/B D/A
And you'll be the bruise that never fades
D/F# D/G D/A
And I'll love you after leaving
D/C# G G/B D/A
Cause there's no forgetting after what you gave
[Refrão]
D/C# G G/B D/A
Ooh
D/C# G G/B D/A
there's no forgetting after what you gave
D/C# G G/B D/A
Ooh
D/C# G G/B D/A
There's no forgetting after what you gave
How to play Home
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 D/F#. 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.