One Thousand Feet - Project Shadows

One Thousand Feet

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Intro
Dm Am Dm
Dm Am/C Dm
Dm C Dm
 
[Verso 1]
Dm C Dm
The cross sea pulse is humming in the wire
Dm C
From far shores they brought the holy fire
F C F
Echoes in the floorboards tell the tale
Gm Bb C Dm
Of a shared cadence that will never fail
 
Dm Am/C Dm
Dm Am/C Dm
 
[Verso 2]
Dm C Dm
We're tracing lines on a borrowed map
Am Am Dm
Bridging the silence, closing the gap
 
[Refrão]
Dm Bb C F
Move to the marrow, move to the bone
Gm Dm C
A beat that is everyone's, no one's alone
Dm Bb C F
It's not in the blood but it's deep in my soul
Gm Am Bb C
The cross cadence rising, feel the rush
Gm Bb Am
Share cadence rising, feel the rush
 
[Verso 3]
Dm C Dm
They're stepping lively on the cobblestones
Dm C
Finding a home in the ancient tomes
F C F
A thousand miles from the starting line
Gm Bb C Dm
Where the shadows of the past and the present entwine
 
Dm C Dm
Dm C Dm
 
[Verso 4]
Dm C Dm
The floorboards are breathing, catching the beat
Am N.C. Dm
Under the weight of a thousand new feet
 
[Refrão]
Dm Bb C F
Move to the marrow, move to the bone
Gm Dm C
A beat that is everyone's, no one's alone
Dm Bb C F
It's not in the blood, but it's deep in my soul
Gm Am Bb C
The cross cadence rising, feel the rush
Gm Bb Am Dm
Shared cadence rising, fell the rushe
 
[Ponte]
Dm
Echoes in the floorboards (echoes in the floorboards)
Dm
Beyond the shores we know (shores we know)
Bb Asus4 A
The cross sea pulse is where we go
 
Outro
N.C.
Share cadence rising
Dm C Dm
Hey! hey! hey!
Dm C Dm
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Bb C Dm
Oh oh oh

How to play One Thousand Feet

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm. 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.

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