I Dont Want To Live On The Moon
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Well I'd (C)like to (C/B)visit the (Am)moon
on a (F)rocket ship (G)high in the (C)air
Yes I'd (C)like to (C/B)visit the (Am)moon
but I (F)don't think I'd (G)like to live (C)there
Though I'd (F)like to look (F/E)down at the (Dm7)earth from (C)above
I would (F)miss all the (F/E)places and (Dm7)people I (C)love
So al(F)though I might (C)like it for (G)one after(Am)noon
I (F)don't want to (G)live on the (C)moon
I'd like to (C)travel (C/B)under the (Am)sea
I could (F)meet all the (G)fish every(C)where
Yes I'd (C)travel (C/B)under the (Am)sea
but I (F)don't think I'd (G)like to live (C)there
I might (F)stay for a (F/E)day there if (Dm7)I had my (C)wish
But there's (F)not much to (F/E)do when your (Dm7)friends are all (C)fish
And an (F)oyster and (C)clam aren't (G)real fami(Am)ly
So I (F)don't want to (G)live in the (C)sea
(c:Bridge)
I'd like to (F)visit the (C)jungle hear the (G)lions (C)roar
(F)Go back in (F/E)time and meet a (G)dino(C)saur
There's so (F)many strange (C)places (G)I'd like to (Am)be
But (F)none of them (G)permanent(C)ly
So if (C)I should (C/B)visit the (Am)moon
well I'll (F)dance on a (G)moonbeam and (C)then
I will (Cmake a (C/B)wish on a (Am)star
and I'll (F)wish I was (G)home once a(C)gain
Though I'd (F)like to look (F/E)down at the (Dm7)earth from a(C)bove
I would (F)miss all the (F/E)places and (Dm7)people I (C)love
So al(F)though I may (C)go I'll be (G)coming home (Am)soon
Cuz I (F)don't want to (G)live on the (C)moon
No I (F)don't... want to (G)live... on the (C)moon C/B Am F G C
tabbed by Michael Tudor
How to play I Dont Want To Live On The Moon
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.