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Too Far Away

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[Chords]
    Bx24442
   F#244322
    E022100
  G#m466444
    B799877
[Intro]
In the intro, he just strums the B chord
[Verse]
BHey, how have you F#been
BSince you let F#in
BThe clouds through your F#window as it Erained
[Verse 2]
The Blast time we spF#oke
You were gBlued to that teF#lescope
I Bheard you say F#it was tEoo far away
Was it G#mtoo far awaF#y
G#mmmm mmmmE  
[Verse 3]
BMe, I've been fF#ine
I work Bmost of the tF#ime
BDigging for secF#rets dEeep in the ground
[Verse 4]
A fBew days aF#go
They caBlled for that bF#ig snow
Man, BI thought that F#I would never get wEarm
Did you G#mever get waF#rm
G#mMmmm mmEmm
[Chorus]
G#mAll inside the rainE  
We G#mcarry what we're  ablF#e
BAmong the sewer rats and angels
And aG#mll of us iEn between
F#mmmmmmm, Emmm, BmmmF#  
[Outro]
BBefore I F#go
I'll leBave you with thF#is poem
About the gaBlvanized mF#oon and her rEings in the rain

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Too Far Away

by Gregory Alan Isakov

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

G#m

F#m

[Chords]

x24442

244322

022100

G#m

466444

799877

[Intro]

In the intro, he just strums the B chord

[Verse]

B F#

Hey, how have you been

B F#

Since you let in

B F# E

The clouds through your window as it rained

[Verse 2]

B F#

The last time we spoke

B F#

You were glued to that telescope

B F# E

I heard you say it was too far away

G#m F#

Was it too far away

G#m E

mmm mmmm

[Verse 3]

B F#

Me, I've been fine

B F#

I work most of the time

B F# E

Digging for secrets deep in the ground

[Verse 4]

B F#

A few days ago

B F#

They called for that big snow

B F# E

Man, I thought that I would never get warm

G#m F#

Did you ever get warm

G#m E

Mmmm mmmm

[Chorus]

G#m E

All inside the rain

G#m F#

We carry what we're able

Among the sewer rats and angels

G#m E

And all of us in between

F#m E B F#

mmmmmm, mmm, mmm

[Outro]

B F#

Before I go

B F#

I'll leave you with this poem

B F# E

About the galvanized moon and her rings in the rain

About Too Far Away Chords by Gregory Alan Isakov

Learn how to play Too Far Away by Gregory Alan Isakov with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Too Far Away chords”, “Too Far Away guitar chords”, or “Gregory Alan Isakov Too Far Away chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Too Far Away chords and for experienced players who want accurate Too Far Away lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include B, F#, E, G#m, A, F#m.

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What key is "Too Far Away" in?

The chords for "Too Far Away" show the original chord names (including B, F#, E, G#m, A, F#m). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.