Miles Miles Miles
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
You can play the song with the Island strum [D DU UDU]
* one downstrum
Miles, miles, miles - Leonie Meijer
[Intro]
D D
[ Verse 1]
D G
It’s 2.45 and I’m flying, flying away,
Em D
I got a big fat suitcase full of headache and pain
D G
I’m a 30 something girl always tryin’ to push a little harder
Em D
Now I try a little harder, to get out of the rain
[Chorus]
D G
Oh miles, miles, miles, where are we going,
Em D
‘Cause you are giving me more road then I can travel
D G
Oh fire, fire, fire, my heart is burning.
Em D
You are giving me more flame then I can handle
[verse 2]
D G
It’s 10.15 and I’m driving, driving alone
Em D
I got a 20 in my pocket and my friends on the radio
D G
There is Dawn and Joni and we are all singing so much louder
Em D
Yeah we’re singing so much louder, yeah yeah, yeah
[Bridge]
Bm A G G A D
I feel how my memory, doesn’t burden me with all that’s said and done
Bm A G A
I leave it all behind, so let’s go
[Verse 3]
D* G
It’s 2.35 and I got nowhere to go
Em D
There’s a dark blue sky trying hard to lighten the road
D G
I can’t lose track ‘cause the moon is shining so much brighter
Em D
Shining so much brighter, yeah yeah yeah
[Chorus]
D G
Oh miles, miles, miles, where are we going,
Em D
‘Cause you are giving me more road then I can travel
D G
Oh time, time, time, what are you doing
Em D
You are giving me more questions I can’t answer
D* G*
Oh love, love, love, where are you hiding
Em*
Do you have to break my heart, for me to find you ohhhh
[Outro]
D G
Dadadadadada dada dadaaa
Em D
Dadadadada da dada da daa
D G
Dadadadada da dada da daa (Try a little harder)
Em D
Dadadadada da dada da daa (Ohhhohhh , Try a little harder)
D G
Dadadadada da dada da daa (Try a little harder, try a little harder)
Em D
Dadadadada da dada da daa (To get out of the way)
[Fade out]
How to play Miles Miles Miles
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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.