Upward Mobility
View chords used in this chart
The D sounds best as a powerchord like this, but it does work as a normal D,
just try not to hit the top strings as hard as the bass.
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e--------|
B--------|
G---7----|
D---7----|
A---5----|
E--------|
The D might also be completely wrong, as it's supposed to be an octave lower really, so if something
fits better, please do tell!
Intro: Bm
G D
Where have you been
Bm
Since the morning
G F#m
And where did you go
A
and who
G
did you call
D
Had your release
Bm
but you know that
G F#m
you heart is with me
A G
There's no other way then
Bm
G Em
Drag me along
Bm
With your stories
D
but I always knew
G Em
Drag me along
Bm
To believe you
D G
But I always do
G
Yeah I always do
Bm
G D
What did you see there
Bm
Did you end this
G F#m
No more would you see
A G
No more would you share that
G Bm
Ooooo OOOOO
G Em
Drag me along
Bm
With your stories
D G
but I always knew
Em
Drag me along
Bm
To believe you
D G
But I always do
G
Yeah I always do
Bm
G D
Have your thought
Bm
when you go there
G F#m
Yeah who will you see
A G
yeah who will you call
G D
Have your release
Bm
but you know that
G F#m
Your heart is a freak
A G
Your hands are clean
Bm
G Em
Drag me along
Bm
With your stories
D G
where you always do
Em
Baby I'm wrong
Bm
To believe you
D G
When I always knew
Em
Tried for so long
Bm
to trust you
D G
But I always knew
Em
Tried for so long
Bm
To believe you
D G
(But I always) Yeah I always knew
G
Yeah I always knew
Bm
How to play Upward Mobility
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 D. 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.