Out At Sea - Tom Dice

Out At Sea

View chords used in this chart
Intro: Am
 
Am Em
It's not a perfect start,
Dm
Let's get used to this
Am
Avoid a broken heart
Am Em
We'll be spending time
Dm Am
Apart...
 
Am Em
I would stay for you but I have this dream,
Dm Am
And it's wrong enough for me to leave
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name
 
AmEmDmAm
AmEmDm - Am
 
Am Em
Every song I play
Dm Am
You are right here with me
Am
In every word I say
Em
Still you're calling me
Dm Am
Mr. Runaway
 
Am Em
I would stay for you but I have this dream,
Dm Am
And it's wrong enough for me to leave
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name
 
D
Soon,
Am
Soon I'll be home
D
Soon,
Am
Soon I'll be home
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name
 
Am Em
Will you wait for me when I'm out at sea
Dm
Will you wait
Am
Will you wait
Am Em
I can promise you that my destiny
Dm
Holds your name
Am
Holds your name

How to play Out At Sea

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 Am. 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.

More chords by Tom Dice

Advertisement
Advertisement