Apr162020

Luke Combs – Six Feet Apart Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Six Feet Apart by Luke Combs on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
G Dsus4/F# G Dsus4/F#

[Verse 1]
G Dsus4/F#
When the dogwoods start to bloom
G Dsus4/F#
And the crickets hum their tune
Cadd9 Am7 C
It’s usually about the time
Am Dsus4/F# G
That I feel most alive

[Verse 2]
Dsus4/F# G
But the news has all been bad
Dsus4/F# Cadd9
And the world just seems so sad
Am7 C
I ain’t had much else goin’ on
Am Dsus4/F# G
So I sat down and wrote this song

[Chorus]
Cadd9 Dsus4/F#
Miss my mom, I miss my dad
Dsus4/F# G
Miss the road, I miss my band
Dsus4/F# Em7
Givin’ hugs and shakin’ hands
Cadd9 Dsus4/F#
It’s a mystery I suppose
G
Just how long this thing goes
Dsus4/F# Em7
There’ll be crowds and there’ll be shows
Cadd9
There will be light after dark
Dsus4/F# G
Someday when we aren’t six feet apart

[Instrumental]
Dsus4/F# G Dsus4/F#

[Verse 3]
G Dsus4/F#
First thing that I’m gonna do
G Dsus4/F#
Slide on in some corner booth
Cadd9 Am7 C
Take the whole damn family out
Am Dsus4/F# G
Buy my buddies all a round

[Verse 4]
G Dsus4/F#
Pay some extra on the tab
G Dsus4/F#
Catch a movie, catch a cab
Cadd9 Am7 C
Watch a ballgame from the stands
Am Dsus4/F# G
Prob’ly overwash my hands

[Instrumental]
Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9

[Chorus]
Cadd9 Dsus4/F#
I Miss my mom, I miss my dad
Dsus4/F# G
Miss the road, I miss my band
Dsus4/F# Em7
Givin’ hugs and shakin’ hands
Cadd9 Dsus4/F#
It’s a mystery I suppose
G
Just how long this thing goes
Dsus4/F# Em7
There’ll be crowds and there’ll be shows
Cadd9
And there will be light after dark
Dsus4/F# G Dsus4/F# G Dsus4/F#
Someday when we aren’t six feet apart
Cadd9
There will be light after dark
Dsus4/F# G
Someday when we aren’t six feet apart

[Outro]
Dsus4/F# Em7 Cadd9 Dsus4/F# G

How to play Six Feet Apart: key, chords and progression

Six Feet Apart by Luke Combs sits in G major (one sharp: F♯), and you need 7 chords to play it: G, Dsus4/F#, Cadd9, Am7, C, Am and Em7.

The backbone of the song is Cadd9 – Dsus4/F# – G – Dsus4/F# (IVadd9 – Vsus4 – I – Vsus4 in G major). In solfa, that is fah – soh – doh – soh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Beginner-friendly: every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.