That Place - Tay Oskee

That Place

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Intro
 
Bm G D
 
[Verso 1]
 
Bm G
Where we we're young
D
Where we felt gold
We felt something
Bm G D
We felt far away from this world
 
Bm G D
Andtherewas bottle brushcalling us the ocean
Bm G D
Fire crackling beneaththose stars
Bm G D
Seven mile that track sent us somewhere
Bm G D
Where we could breathe and be ourselves
 
Bm G D
This was the place, it was the place
Bm
Better than old things, left in our shadow
G D
Long since gone
 
[Refrão]
Bm D
And all we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm D
And all we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm G D
Where we breathe for love
 
[Verso 2]
 
Bm G D
And all these moments
Bm G D
Conversed upon us in amongst the shade
Bm G D
And we harnessed and broke down the barriers
Bm G D
It was us that could bring shape to day
Bm G D
And I've since moved on but I remember
Bm G D
Fondly of those days
Bm G D
Of young souls, young minds, careless of the troubles
Bm G D
We were the light like sun over horizon
 
[Refrão]
Bm D
And all we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm D
And all we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm G D
Where we breathe for love
 
Instrumental
 
Bm G D
 
[Refrão]
Bm D
All we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm D
All we seen was gold
G
We lifted that gold
D A
No more greedy hearts, only like minded souls
Bm G D
Were we breathe for love
 
Outro
 
Bm G D
And I like that place
Bm G D
Where we breathe for love

How to play That Place

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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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