1000 Ships ukulele

1000 Ships

• C

These are the tabs as Rachel Platton posted them on her facebook page.  

Verse:
C  F  Am G (x16)
Pre Chorus:
Am Bb F G (1x)
Chorus:
C G Am Em (x2)
F G A
Bridge:
Am B/G C (x3)
F G


I'd go beyond our fighting borders if you needed that from me
I'd march with decorated soldiers to get your pretty eyes to see
Well I would bring your morning coffee then I'd wrap you up in me
I'd kiss your belly and your shoulders, cover blankets on our feet

So slow down, there's some kind of blessing here 
But you have missed your cue

So keep your eyes set on the horizon 
On the line where blue meets blue
And I would let that silver lining, 
Where I know it'd find you soon

Cause I have sailed a 1000 ships to you, 
But my messages don't seem to make it through

Well I would bring your morning coffee then I'd wrap you up in me
I'd kiss your belly and your shoulders, cover blankets on our feet

But slow down, there's some sort of blessing here 
But you've gone and missed your cue

So keep your eyes set on the horizon 
On the line where blue meets blue
And I would let that silver lining, 
Where I know it'd find you soon

Cause I have sailed a 1000 ships to you, 
But my messages don't seem to make it through

Well money and fame they are a losing game 
And I know those pretty actresses are calling your name, 
But I'll be here waiting,
I'll always be the same,
If you let me in again,
Da da da da da ha ha ha ha x6

So keep your eyes set on the horizon 
On the line where blue meets blue
And I would let that silver lining, 
Where I know it'd find you soon

Keep your eyes set on the horizon 
On the line where blue meets blue
And I would let that silver lining in, 
Where I know it'd find you soon

Cause I have sailed a 1000 ships to you, 
But my messages don't seem to make it through


Rachel Platton's band page:  http://www.rachelplatten.com/

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