Fingerpicking on intro as well as verse, not 100% accurate for recorded
version but the basic progression and picking structure is there
add any hammer-ons and pull-offs if needed.
Use whichever fingerpicking pattern you want on verses, play around with it.
Capo at IV for recorded version.
First tab give me some feedback please.
[Intro]
e|-----------------0-------------------------------3-------------------1-----|
B|----1--------3---------1---------1-------------------1-----3---------3-----|
G|---0---0-------------0-2---0h2-0-----0-------0-----------0-----0-----------|
D|--2--------2-----------3---3---3---------2-----2-------------------0-------|
A|-3---3---3-----------------------3-3---3---3-----3-3---3-------------------|
E|-------------3-3---3---1-1---------------------------------3-3---3---3-----|
e|-----0---------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-1h3----1--------------1-----1---------1-----------------------------------|
G|-------(0)---0-----3-------0-2---2-----1---1-------------------------------|
D|-------(2)-------2-----------3-------3-3-------0---------------------------|
A|--------3--3---3---3-3---3-------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------1-1---1---1-1---1-----------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-1---------3---------1---------0-------------------------------------------|
G|-0---0---------0-----0---0---------0---------------------------------------|
D|-2-------2---------0-2-------2---------0-----------------------------------|
A|-3-3---3-------------3-3---3-----------------------------------------------|
E|-----------3-3---3-------------3-3---3-------------------------------------|
[Verse]
C G F C
Australian man, Scandinavian tan
G
Kicking stones 'round the square
C C7 F Fm C
He sat for a while, and carved out a smile
G C G
As if someone would care
C G
Said I'm a long way from the gold coast
F C
Furthest I've ever known
G
Ooh and this just ain't my home
C C7 F Fm C
It was my wife's idea but she's no longer here
G C
She left me traveling alone
[Chorus]
F C
Oh I never heard silence
F C
Ring out like a bell
F Am D G
I never heard silence like last night in my expensive hotel
F Am
Well I'm loving a shadow,
F Am
I'm trying to catch the rain
F C G F C G
I never heard silence, 'till I heard it today
[Bridge] (I recommend replaying intro progression)
C G F C C G C C7 F Fm C G C G
[Verse]
G C G
Well she walked out of the hotel
F C G
I could still smell the smoke, of a burning heart left inside
C C7 F Fm
She said men are all assholes and life's a bad joke
C G C G
She laughed and started to cry
C G F C
See 10 years with this man and a life time of plans
G
Oh and I loved him to his bones
C C7 F Fm
But now I've lines on my skin and he's traded me in
C G C
And left me traveling alone
[Chorus]
F C
Oh I've never felt silence
F C
hit me like a train
F Am
I've never felt silence
D G
Like blood course through my veins
F Am
Oh I'm loving a shadow
F Am
and I'm trying to catch the rain
F C
I never heard silence
G F Am
'Till I heard it today
F C
I never felt silence
G F C
'Till I felt it todayTravelling Alone chords and lyrics
Free chords for Travelling Alone by Passenger. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Fingerpicking on intro as well as verse, not 100% accurate for recorded version but the basic progression and picking structure is there add any hammer-ons and pull-offs if needed. Use whichever fingerpicking pattern you want on verses, play around with it. Capo at IV for recorded version. First tab give me some feedback please. [Intro] [Verse] [Chorus] [Bridge] (I recommend replaying intro progression) C G F C C G C C7 F Fm C G C G [Verse] [Chorus]
Travelling Alone Chords by Passenger
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