Wherever You Are Live (acoustic)
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Intro: G Dsus4/F# Em7 Csus2
verse 1:
G Dsus4/F#
For a while we pretended
Em7
That we never had to end it
Csus2
But we knew we'd have to say goodbye
G Dsus4/F#
You were crying at the airport
Em7
When they finally closed the plane door
Csus2
I could barely hold it all inside
[Refrão]
G Dsus4/F#
Torn in two
Em7
And I know I shouldn't tell you
Csus2 G
But I just can't stop thinking of you
Dsus4/F#
Wherever you are
Em7
You
Csus2
Wherever you are
G
Every night I almost call you
Dsus4/F# Em7
Just to say it always will be you
Csus2
Wherever you are
G Dsus4/F# Em7 Csus2
verse 2:
G Dsus4/F#
I could fly a thousand oceans
Em7
But there's nothing that compares to
Csus2
What we had, and so I walk alone
G Dsus4/F#
I wish I didn't have to be gone
Em7
Maybe you've already moved on
Csus2
But the truth is I don't want to know
Chorus:
G Dsus4/F#
Torn in two
Em7
And I know I shouldn't tell you
Csus2 G
But I just can't stop thinking of you
Dsus4/F#
Wherever you are
Em7
You
Csus2
Wherever you are
G
Every night I almost call you
Dsus4/F# Em7
Just to say it always will be you
Csus2
Wherever you are
Bridge:
Em7 Dsus4/F#
You can say we'll be together
G
Someday
Dsus4/F#
Nothing lasts forever
Em7
Nothing stays the same
Dsus4/F# Csus2
So why can't I stop feeling this way
Chorus:
(G) (Dsus4/F#)
Torn in two
(Em7)
And I know I shouldn't tell you
Csus2 G
But I just can't stop thinking of you
Dsus4/F#
Wherever you are
Em7
You
Csus2
Wherever you are
G
Every night I almost call you
Dsus4/F# Em7
Just to say it always will be you
(Csus2)
Wherever you are
How to play Wherever You Are Live (acoustic)
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 G. 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.