Miracle Mile
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[Intro ]G Am C Em C
Primeira Parte
G Am C
I was supposed to do great things
Em C
I know the road was long
G Am C
But I wasn't raised to shoot for fame
Em C
I had the safety on
( G Am C Em C )
Segunda Parte
G Am C
I cut my ties, I sold my rings
Em C
I wanted none of this
G Am C
If you start from scratch you have to sing
Em D
Just for the fun of it
Refrão
C
I'll be alright, if I could just see you
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
C
A miracle mile, where does it lead to
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
( G Am C Em C )
Terceira Parte
G Am C
I feel the air upon my face
Em C
Forget the mess I'm in
G Am C
Hold me again, don't count mistakes
Em C
I lost track of them
Refrão
C
I'll be alright, if I could just see you
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
C
A miracle mile, where does it lead to
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
Ponte
C
I was in the mud, I was in the dirt
Em G
Went underground and I found what I was worth
D
I'm all alone and I know I can't stay
D
But we're walking up and down the streets to stay awake
C
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
G D
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
C
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
G D
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
Solo C Em G
D Am D
Ponte
C
Get outside, get all over the world
Em
You learn to love what you get in return
D
It may be permanent, it may be peace of mind
D
But you have to slow down and breathe one breath at a time
C
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
G D
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
C
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
G D
Come up for air, come up for air, come up
Refrão
C
I'll be alright, if I could just see you
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
C
A miracle mile, where does it lead to
G D
Come up for air, come up for air
C G D
I'd be alright, if I could just see you
C
A miracle mile, where does it lead to
How to play Miracle Mile
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.