Take Me Away From Here - Tim McGraw

Take Me Away From Here

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I think this is pretty close to the way it is on the CD; if anyone has any
changes/corrections, feel free to email me at aarancio@hotmail.com
 
"Take me away from Here" by Tim McGraw
From his CD "Set this Circus Down"
Written by Steve Bogard and Jeff Stevens
 
Intro: (E) (B) (E) (B)
 
Verse 1
(E)My body burns, like there?s a(B) desert deep in me
(A)A thirsty soul, so (B)unsatis(A)fied
(E)But there you are, like a(B) river to the sea
(A)The once chance I have to (B)change my (A)life? darlin?
 
Chorus
(E)Take me away from here
(B)Make it seem like we?re a(A) million miles a(E)way
(B)Another time, (A)another place
(E)Make me a different man
(B)Move me farther than
(A)I?ve ever been be(E)fore
(B)Show me that there?s(A) somethin? (E)more
 
Verse 2
(E)Sometimes I feel, like I?m(B) trapped inside myself
(A)Spinnin? wheels, up and (B)down, round and(A) round
(E)Going nowhere, just like(B) everybody else
(A)With no touch, no (B)sight, no (A)sound? but you could
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Bridge
(B)Give me hopes and dreams to (E)fill my head
(A)Push my heart, so I can(B) fly agai(A)-(E)ain
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
Tab for solo:
6----------------------------------------------
5----------------------------------------------
4-----------------------------2-2--------------
3---------------------0-2---------0-2---------
2-------------2-2-0-------0-------------------
1--0-0-0-0----------------------------7-0-0--
 
Repeat Chorus
 
(A)Take me away from(E) here
(A)Take me away from (E)here
 
Repeat solo
 
(A)Take me away from (E)here
 
Repeat Solo
 
(A)Take me away from(E) here
 
Repeat solo, fade out

How to play Take Me Away From Here

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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.

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