Lines
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C D Em x 10
[Verse 1]
Em C
We’re walking in lines
Am Em
No matter what is in our minds
Em C
We’re walking in lines
Am D Em
And something’s left far behind
Em C
We’re walking in lines
D Em
And although it is not a crime
C
Walking in lines
Am D Em
Will never make a person shine
[Chorus 1]
D G
Closer must go closer
D Em
Safer must be safer
[Verse 2]
Em C
We’re living our lives
Am Em
Obsessed to normalize
C
We’re spending our time
Am D Em
Afraid to be out of line
C
We’re stacked up in lines
D Em
Afraid to be out of sight
C
Staying aligned
Am D Em C
Will never make a person shine
D Em C
And although it is not a crime
Am D Em
It will never make a person shine
[Chorus 2]
D G
Closer must go closer
D Em
Safer must be safer
C G
Closer must go closer
C G D Em
Safer must be safer
[Verse 3]
C Am Em
No matter what is in our minds
C Am D Em
There’s something left far behind
C D Em
And although it is not a crime
C Am D Em
It will never make a person shine
[Chorus 3]
D G
Closer must go closer
D Em
Safer must be safer
C G
Closer must go closer
C G D Em
Safer must be safer
[Instrumental]
C D Em C D Em C Am D Em C Am D Em
C D Em C D Em C Am D Em C Am D Em
C D Em
C D Em
C D Em
C D Em
C D Em
C D Em
[Outro]
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
Every woman and man obsessed staying close behind
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
Every woman and man obsessed staying close behind
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
Every woman and man obsessed staying close behind
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
Every woman and man obsessed staying close behind
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em
None of us will ever leave the line
C D Em C D Em x 6
None of us will ever leave the line
How to play Lines
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 E. 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.