5 Chords used in the song: C, Em, F, G, Am
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Verse 1:
C Em
i walked along an empty land
F G
i Knew the pathway like the back of my hand
C Em
I felt the earth beneath my feet
F G
Sat by the river and it made me complete
Bridge:
Am Em
Oh simple thing where have you gone
F G
Im gettin old and i need somthin to rely on
Am Em
So tell me when your gonna let me in
F G
Im gettin tired and i need somewhere to begin
Verse 2:
C Em
I came along a fallen tree
F G
I felt the branches of them lookin at me
C Em
Is this the place we used to Love
F G
Is this the place where I've been dreamin of
REPEAT BRIDGE
Chorus:
F G
And if you have a minute why dont we go
F G
Talk about it somewhere only we know
F G
This could be the end of everything
F
So why dont we go
Em F C
Somewhere only we know
Em C G
Somewhere only we know
REPEAT BRIDGE
F G
And if you have a minute why dont we go
F G
Talk about it somewhere only we know
F G
This could be the end of everything
F
So why dont we go
F
So why dont we go
F G
This could be the end of everything
F
So why dont we go
Em F C
Somewhere only we know
Em C G
Somewhere only we know
-END-
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Nhtyhgbgnhn
(Sweet sorings)
It’s “I felt the branches of it looking at me” not “I felt the branches of them lookin at me”
05 Dec 2023
"i walked across an empty land", not
"i walked along an empty land"
[...]
"I came across a fallen tree", not
"I came along a fallen tree"
"i walked along an empty land"
[...]
"I came across a fallen tree", not
"I came along a fallen tree"
06 Jul 2023
Hakka
(Lakeland)
very simple and beautiful melody!! i love the tab pattern, its not to complex and not to easy all at the same time!! LOVE!!
27 Jul 2012
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About this song: Somewhere Only We Know
Contrary to popular belief, this song is most likely not about lovers. Tim Rice-Oxley has said that the 'somewhere only we know' can be a great variety of things, and when writing the song, left it to be ambiguous, though he has thought of it as a sort of escape, such as a good memory or a favorite place. Rice-Oxley told The Daily Mirror "It's about being able to draw strength from a place or experience you've shared with someone. I think its an idea a lot of people can relate to." (Source Somewhere Only We Know Songfacts).