Intro: B A E A E B A E A E Yeah Dominion Road B A E A E Yeah yeah yeah B A E A E Yeah yeah yeah Yeah yeah Verse 1: B E Dominion Road is bending A E B Under its own weight E Shining like a strip A E B Cut from a sheet metal plate E 'Cause it's just been raining Interlude: B A E A E B E Jane had reached the point where she knew A E B What he meant before he opened his mouth E He couldn't say the same A E B Or he'd have guessed she was moving south E B With one of his friends Chorus 1: Gb But it's getting better now E B He found it in him to forgive Gb He walked the city E B And he found a place to live Bbm In a half-way house E Half-way down Dominion Road Interlude: B A E A E B A E A E Yeah yeah yeah Verse 2: B E When he watched Jane's brother sell the house A E B He felt no sense of loss E A More like a mountain climber looking back, E B Having made it across E B The steepest face Gb Oh but he's still climbing E B See him try to cross the street Gb He tests his footing E B Like he was up 10,000 feet Bbm Above the clouds E B A E Halfway down Dominion Road Abm A Abm Gbm A Gbm Woah ho oh, woah ho oh Interlude: A E B Chorus 2: Gb But it's getting better now E B He rests his head on the window sill Gb He watches the city E B He can see the antennas in the hills Bbm From the half-way house E Half-way down Dominion Road Outro: B Gb Half-way down Dbm Half-way down A Half-way down E Dominion Road B Gb Half-way down Dbm Half-way down A Half-way down E Dominion Road B A E A E Oh woah oh oh B A E A E Yeah Dominion Road B A E A E Yeah Dominion Road B A E A E Yeah Dominion Road This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Dominion Road chords by The Mutton Birds
How to play Dominion Road on ukulele
You are playing it in B major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level.
8 ukulele chords used in "Dominion Road" by The Mutton Birds: A, Bbm, B, Dbm, E, Gb, Gbm and Abm
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