How Far Will We Take It? chords
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CAPO: 1st FRET
[Intro]
NONE
[Verse]
Bm D G
I fell asleep in a dream that we once shared
Bm D G
I looked around, and I saw that you weren't there
Bm D G
I thought I'd need you when it all broke down
Bm D G
It'll be alright when you come around
[Chorus]
G A
I tried to love you, just couldn't break through
D Bm
No getting used to living without you
G A
'Cause I've been waiting, don't wanna waste it
D Bm G
We're all alone now, how far will we take it?
[Verse]
Bm D G
Being in your arms is what I came here for
Bm D G
I'll close my eyes if you close the door
Bm D G
I felt the fire but couldn't see the flames
Bm D G A
You didn't say it, but I know that you felt the same
[Chorus]
G A
I tried to love you, just couldn't break through
D Bm
No getting used to living without you
G A
'Cause I've been waiting, don't wanna waste it
D Bm
We're all alone now, how far will we take it?
G A
I tried to save you, just couldn't break through
D Bm
No getting used to living without you
G A
'Cause I've been waiting, don't wanna face it
D Bm
We're all alone now, how far will we take it?
[Instrumental/Solo]
G A D Bm
G A D Bm
[Outro]
G A
I tried to love you, just couldn't break through
D Bm
No getting used to living without you
G A
'Cause I've been waiting, don't wanna waste it
D Bm Bm G F#m G
We're all alone now, how far will we take it?
How to play "How Far Will We Take It?" on guitar
CAPO: 1st FRET
[Intro]
- No chords, start directly with the verse.
[Verse]
- Chords: Bm, D, G.
- Strum pattern: Use a gentle down-down-up-down-up pattern.
- Ensure smooth transitions between Bm, D, and G.
- Emphasize the Bm chord to highlight the emotional tone of the lyrics.
[Chorus]
- Chords: G, A, D, Bm.
- Strum pattern: Use a slightly more pronounced down-up-down-up pattern.
- Focus on clear transitions, especially between A and D.
- Emphasize the G chord to give the chorus a distinct feel.
[Verse]
- Same chord progression as the first verse: Bm, D, G.
- Maintain the same strumming pattern.
- Highlight the lyrical changes with dynamic strumming.
[Chorus]
- Same chords as the first chorus: G, A, D, Bm.
- Keep the strumming pattern consistent.
- Ensure each chord transition is smooth and precise.
[Instrumental/Solo]
- Chords: G, A, D, Bm.
- Follow the same strumming pattern as the chorus.
- Play with a slight variation in dynamics to add interest.
[Outro]
- Chords: G, A, D, Bm, Bm, G, F#m, G.
- Slow down the strumming towards the end for a dramatic finish.
- Let the final G chord ring out to conclude the song.
[General Tips:]
- Tuning: Make sure your guitar is in standard tuning, with capo on the 1st fret.
- Tone: Use a clean or warm tone to match the song’s feel.
- Practice: Focus on smooth chord transitions and maintaining consistent strumming patterns.
[Common mistakes]
- Rushing through the chord changes, especially between G and A.
- Not emphasizing the Bm chord enough in the verses.
- Inconsistent strumming patterns, particularly during the chorus.
Song Facts:
"How Far Will We Take It?" by Orville Peck explores themes of love and longing.
The lyrics depict a journey through emotions and relationships, asking how far
one is willing to go for love. Orville Peck, known for his masked persona and
deep voice, blends country and indie rock, addressing themes of identity and
vulnerability. His unique style and evocative lyrics resonate with a broad
audience, continuing to push musical boundaries.