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Walking On Air

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WALKING ON AIR (king crimson)
Intro:  F#m– E(sus4)  
close your eyes and F#mlook at me
I’ll be standing by your sEide
in between the F#mdeep blue sea
and the sheltering sEky
if we find F#mno words to say
to the rhythm of the Ewaves
then we'll botF#mh surrender there
   Amwalking on Eair
(E-Emaj7-E6)
and the worries of the day lie down
under cover of the fading clouds
the secrets of the night
come alive in your eyes
you don't have to F#mworry
  Byou don't have to F#mtry
  Bcause you don't have a Amcare
 you're walking on Eair
outro: E6(11)
of course I wrote just the basic chords for the song, some variations include the 
you play the F#m (one is the normal one and the other is with the F# bass on the 4th string) 
then you can add 7ths, 9ths, even 6ths to those chords, thats up to you and how good you are....
nothing else to say about this great song, any doubts send here 
enjoy....
greetings from argentina!

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Walking On Air

by King Crimson

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#m

E(sus4)

Emaj7

WALKING ON AIR (king crimson)

F#m E(sus4)

Intro: –

F#m

close your eyes and look at me

I’ll be standing by your side

F#m

in between the deep blue sea

and the sheltering sky

F#m

if we find no words to say

to the rhythm of the waves

F#m

then we'll both surrender there

Am E

walking on air

Emaj7

(E--E6)

and the worries of the day lie down

under cover of the fading clouds

the secrets of the night

come alive in your eyes

F#m

you don't have to worry

B F#m

you don't have to try

B Am

cause you don't have a care

you're walking on air

outro: (11)

of course I wrote just the basic chords for the song, some variations include the

you play the F#m (one is the normal one and the other is with the F# bass on the 4th string)

then you can add 7ths, 9ths, even 6ths to those chords, thats up to you and how good you are....

nothing else to say about this great song, any doubts send here

enjoy....

greetings from argentina!

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