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Intro D D7M A D7M A7M A
[Verso 1]
D7M
What if I went wandering
A
In a '68 Volkswagen van down to your doorstep
D7M
And I asked you to leave with me
A
Don't know how we'd get back, nor when
[Verso 2]
D7M
Well I've got twenty-seven dollars
A
And a piece of shit car is what I said
D7M
Would you call me insane
A
Or would you pack a bag and take my hand
D7M
We drove the van on down to Utah
A7M
Saw the plateaus etched into the land
D7M
We wrote the love song of a blonde boy
A
Who's lost himself in trying to be a man
[Refrão]
D7M A
This lovely dream would be nothing without you in it
D
Take a step back, watch the sunset
A
Are you ready?
D7M A7M
Who would care though, I know I won't 'cause you're so pretty
D7M
Don't think too much 'cause you'll think twice
A
Are you with me?
( D A )
[Verso 3]
D7M
What if we went driving
A
On a winding road that never ends up through the Rockies
D7M
And you looked up outside your seat
A
And I caught you smiling at me, so sweet
[Verso 4]
D7M
One little van with just the two of us
A7M
Traveling alone led by the trees
D7M
Automobile filled with our love
A7M
A dream that I bury under the sheets
[Refrão]
D7M A7M
This lovely dream would be nothing without you in it
D7M A7M
Take a step back, watch the sunset
A
Are you ready?
D7M A7M
Who would care though, I know I won't 'cause you're so pretty
D7M
Don't think too much 'cause you'll think twice
A7M D7M
Are you with me now?
A7M
Woah oh oh, oh oh
( D7M A7M )
( D7M A7M )
D7M A7M
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry for breaking your heart
D7M A7M
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry for breaking your heart
D7M A7M
Oh I'm sorry babe, I'm sorry for breaking your heart
D7M A7M
Oh I'm sorry love, I'm sorry for breaking your heart
D7M
We drove the van on down to Utah
A7M
Woah oh oh woah oh woah oh oh oh
D7M
We drove the van on down to Utah
A7M
Nah nah, nah nah oh
( D7M A7M A )
( D7M A7M A )
( D7M A7M )
( D7M A7M )
( D7M A7M )
How to play Utah
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.