Seven Story Mountain
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
There's a lot of variation going on in the intro/outro chords and melody. I find
playing a quick
D7 into a D and then fiddling around on the e between e-F#-G sounds pretty good.
[Intro]
D7 D x8
D D D D
C G D D
C G D D
C G D D
D D D D
D D D D
[Verse]
D
Oh Lord to see a light
D
But fail in strength to follow
G C G D
Sometimes it’s hard to let it go
D D
[Verse]
D
Oh Lord to fail in heart
D
Each day grow more hollow
G C G D
Sometimes I just don’t wanna know.
D D
[Chorus]
G D
But the road that led me here
G D
Has begun to disappear
G C G D
Sometimes I wonder where I am.
D D
[Verse]
D
Oh Lord to hear a voice
D
But let it fade and wallow
G C G D
Sometimes it’s hard to let it go.
D D
D
Oh Lord to find the words
D
But keep them in and swallow
G C G D
One day the top is gonna blow
D D
[Chorus]
G D
But the road that left me here
G D
Has begun to disappear
G C G D
Sometimes I wonder who I am.
[Instrumental]
D D
Bm C#m x4
D D
Bm C#m x4
D D
D D
[Verse]
D
Oh Lord to stumble by
D
For years without knowing
G C G D
Sunrise has burned my eyes again.
D D
D
Oh Lord to crumble quiet
D
Watching from the silence
G C G D
Sunrise has burned my eyes again.
D D
[Chorus]
G D
It’s a seven-story mountain
G D
It’s a long-long life we live
G C G D
Gonna find a light and fill my heart again
D D
G D
It’s a seven story mountain
G D
It’s a long long life ahead
G C G D
Gotta find a voice and fill my throat again
[Outro]
D7 D x12
[Notes]
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| In the instrumental the bass/rythm are playing Bm C#m while the fiddle/mandolin are
| something like Bm-C#m-D-Em, play around with it and see what sounds
| best to you
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How to play Seven Story Mountain
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.