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Wall-E - Down To Earth

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Composed by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman.
Lyrics by Peter Gabriel.
Featuring the Soweto Gospel Choir.
37th song on the soundtrack to the Disney/Pixar film WALL•E
Won the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media in 2009.
N.C. at the very end means, no chord!
Capo on 2nd fret, means 2nd fret is now fret 0!
First, this sequence is going to be played a lot, inclusive on intro:
A, E4(7M), E4, E4(7M), A
and it should be played like this:
       A,       AA,      E4,  E4(7M),
       Taaaaa, tada, ta daaa, ta daaa 
                     E4(7M)       A 
The E4(daaa) will be played and let fade a little bit, and when the second E4(7M)(ta) comes,
is when you start singing the next verse.
The chord fingering of intro is:
F#m
 244222
D/F#
 x54232
B
 x24442
G
 3x5433
A
 x02220
E4(7M) x02240
E4
 x02250
[Intro]
F#m D/F# B G
A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
This is how intro should be played:
e|--2---|---2---|---2--|---3--|---0---0-0-0-0--0-0-|
B|--2---|---3---|---4--|---3--|---2---2-2-4-5--4-2-|
G|--2---|---2---|---4--|---4--|---2---2-2-2-2--2-2-|
D|--4---|---4---|---4--|---5--|---2---2-2-2-2--2-2-|
A|--4---|--5----|--2---|------|--0----0-0-0-0--0-0-|
E|--2---|-------|------|--3---|--------------------|
                              |    this part x3    |
[Verse 1]
        A     A         E4(7M)  E4    E4(7M)  A     A  E4(7M)  E4
Did you think that your feet    had   been    bound
E4(7M)  A          E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)  A        A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
By what gravity brings       to the  ground?
        F#m           D/F#             F#m        D/F#
Did you feel you were tricked   By the future you picked?
              A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
Well, come on down
          F#m          D/F#              F#m          D/F#
All those rules don't apply  When you're high in the sky
            A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)  A   
So, come on down          Come on down
[Chorus]
             E           B                  F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  There's no better place to go
          F#m            B                    F#m         B
We've got snow up on the mountains  We've got rivers down below
             E           B                   F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  We hear the birds sing in the trees
        F#m                 B                  F#m              B
And the land will be looked after  We send the seeds out in the breeze
[Verse 2]
A  E4(7M) E4   E4(7M)  A E4(7M) E4
E4(7M)  A           E4(7M)  E4  E4(7M)  A     A E4(7M) E4
Did you think you'd escaped from rou     tine
E4(7M)  A             E4(7M)  E4   E4(7M)  A      A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
By      changing the script        and the scene?
   F#m          D/F#               F#m      D/F#
Despite all you made of it  You're always afraid
       A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
Of the change
A         E4            F#m       D/F#            F#m     D/F#
   E4(7M)  E4(7M)                                         
              You've got a lot on your chest  Well, you can come as my guest
        A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
So, come on down          Come on down
[Chorus]
             E           B                  F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  There's no better place to go
          F#m            B                    F#m         B
We've got snow up on the mountains  We've got rivers down below
             E           B                   F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  We hear the birds sing in the trees
        F#m                 B                  F#m              B
And the land will be looked after  We send the seeds out in the breeze
[Verse 3]
B                      A                             B
  Like the fish in the ocean  We felt at home in the sea
                           A                                   B
We learned to live off the good land  We learned to climb up a tree
                      A                      B
Then we got up on two legs  But we wanted to fly
                      A                             B
When we messed up our homeland  We set sail for the sky
[Chorus]
             E           B                  F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  There's no better place to go
          F#m            B                    F#m         B
We've got snow up on the mountains  We've got rivers down below
             E           B                   F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  We hear the birds sing in the trees
        F#m                 B                  F#m              B
And the land will be looked after  We send the seeds out in the breeze
[Verse 4]
             F#m  B                    F#m     B
We're coming down(down)  Coming down to Earth (down)
               F#m    B                     F#m                B
Like babies at birth (down)  Coming down to Earth (down to the earth)
                 F#m             B                       F#m               B
We're gonna find new priorities (down)  These are extraordinary qualities (down)
B    F#m     B
Down down to earth
[Chorus]
             E           B                  F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  There's no better place to go
          F#m            B                    F#m         B
We've got snow up on the mountains  We've got rivers down below
             E           B                   F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  We hear the birds sing in the trees
        F#m                 B                  F#m              B
And the land will be looked after  We send the seeds out in the breeze 
[Chorus]
             E           B                  F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  There's no better place to go
          F#m            B                    F#m         B
We've got snow up on the mountains  We've got rivers down below
             E           B                   F#m           B
We're coming down to the ground  We hear the birds sing in the trees
        F#m                 B                  F#m              B
And the land will be looked after  We send the seeds out in the breeze 
Ending
             F#m                B                     F#m            B
We're gonna find new priorities    These are extraordinary qualities
           F#m     B
To find on earth
F#m  B     F#m  B    F#m  B   F#m  B
Co---ming, co--ming, co--ming down   x3
N.C.
Coming down, Coming down.

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Free chords for Wall-E - Down To Earth by Misc Cartoons. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Composed by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman.
Lyrics by Peter Gabriel.
Featuring the Soweto Gospel Choir.
37th song on the soundtrack to the Disney/Pixar film WALL•E
Won the Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media in 2009.
N.C. at the very end means, no chord!
Capo on 2nd fret, means 2nd fret is now fret 0!
First, this sequence is going to be played a lot, inclusive on intro:
A, E4(7M), E4, E4(7M), A
and it should be played like this:
       A,       AA,      E4,  E4(7M),
       Taaaaa, tada, ta daaa, ta daaa 
                     E4(7M)       A 
The E4(daaa) will be played and let fade a little bit, and when the second E4(7M)(ta) comes,
is when you start singing the next verse.
The chord fingering of intro is:
F#m 244222
D/F# x54232
B x24442
G 3x5433
E4 x02250
[Intro]
A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
This is how intro should be played:
[Verse 1]
        A     A         E4(7M)  E4    E4(7M)  A     A  E4(7M)  E4
Did you think that your feet    had   been    bound
E4(7M)  A          E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)  A        A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
By what gravity brings       to the  ground?
              A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
Well, come on down
            A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)  A   
So, come on down          Come on down
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
A  E4(7M) E4   E4(7M)  A E4(7M) E4
E4(7M)  A           E4(7M)  E4  E4(7M)  A     A E4(7M) E4
Did you think you'd escaped from rou     tine
E4(7M)  A             E4(7M)  E4   E4(7M)  A      A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M)
By      changing the script        and the scene?
       A   E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
Of the change
        A E4(7M) E4 E4(7M) A
So, come on down          Come on down
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]

Wall-E - Down To Earth Chords by Misc Cartoons

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