Where Do You Want to Go by Chris Ayer Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Where Do You Want to Go guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Where Do You Want to Go by Chris Ayer using guitar or guitar. This song by Chris Ayer can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Where Do You Want to Go guitar chords has rhythm and included in The Noise (2013) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Where Do You Want to Go by Chris Ayer Guitar Chords/h3 Riff:brbrbrE|------------brA|--2h4-------brD|------2-----brG|------------brB|------------brE|------------brbrbrbrIntro: B C#m AbrbrVerse 1:br[E]I've got a list of good [F#m]intentions on my bedroom wall[A]brI stick it back up with [B]the same old pin[C#m] each ti[A]me it fallsbr[E]And if it's all a bunc[F#m]h of lies and if you tell mebrB Bb A (Riff)brI will follow the sound of your voicebrbr[E]You know I called you bu[F#m]t it was not why you thought it was[A]brAnd yes, I fall for you [B]but I let myself up jus[C#m]t because[A][E]brThe road you knew is nothing [F#m]new, it's where we're headed tobrB Bb A (Riff)brTo follow the light is a choicebrbrChorus:br[A]So, what you see there[G#m]brYes, I'll be t[F#m]here, yes I'll be therebr[E]Where do you wan[C#m]t to [B]go?[A]brOh you k[G#m]now that it's okay to [F#]need thisbrbrE F#m A B C#m A E F#m B Bb A (Riff)brSo I tell myself, oohbrbrVerse 2:br[E]You know I look around a[F#m]nd it feels a lot like a[A]pathybrBut all the stepping back's th[B]e problem choice[C#m] of fol[A]ks like mebr[E]No it don't matter muc[F#m]h, its life or death, objectivelybrB Bb A (Riff)brTo follow the light as a choicebrbrChorus:br[A]So, what you see there[G#m]brYes, I'll be t[F#m]here, yes I'll be therebr[E]Where do you wan[C#m]t to [B]go?[A]brOh you k[G#m]now that it's okay to [F#]need thisbrSo I tell myselfbrbrBridge:br[A]And when I call [G#m]down to the engi[F#m]ne roombrBetter lift me up now one or two degrees[A]brHere in my right[G#m] house this is w[F#m]here I want to be[B]brbrSo I tell myselfbrbrInterlude: E F#m A B C#m A E F#m B Bb A (Riff)brbrVerse 3:brbr[E]I think it all will go [F#m]away if you'd just like me more[A]brYou'd rather love me less, avo[B]id the mess, get[C#m] nice an[A]d boredbr[E]It's hard to argue with the tr[F#m]uth, that's what you're going forbr[B]Ear to the ground to the[Bb] noise an[A]d it's coming our way, saidbrbrChorus:br[A]So, what you see there[G#m]brYes, I'll be t[F#m]here, yes I'll be therebr[E]Where do you wan[C#m]t to [B]go?[A]brOh you k[G#m]now that it's okay to [F#]need thisbrSo I tell myself[A]brbr[A]So, what you see there[G#m]brYes, I'll be t[F#m]here, yes I'll be therebr[E]Where do you wan[C#m]t to [B]go?[A]brOh you k[G#m]now that it's okay to [F#]need thisbr[F#]Yeah, you're gonna need thisbrbrSo I tell myself, oo[E]h[F#m][A][B][C#m][A][E][F#m][B][Bb][A]brbrEnd on E p If you want to learn Chris Ayer Where Do You Want to Go guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Where Do You Want to Go. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p