Aug242020

Radical Face – The Missing Road Chord Progression on Piano & Ukulele

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This is the chords of The Missing Road by Radical Face on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
D D D D D D Em G
D D

[Verse 1]
D
Time
D
Ticking in the back of my mind
D
‘Cause I know what I’ll find
D
If I sit in place
D
So I walk
D
Never really sure where I’m going
D
But it’s better than knowing
D
What everyday will be

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[Pre-Chorus]
D         Em        G
I am who I am
                 D
And I know what I know
                   Em     G
But I don’t know my way
                 D
I just go where I go

[Chorus]
G             D         A       G
  But I never could forget your face
                  D        A
It finds me in my sleep
G                 D       
  And I’d like to tell you
  A          Em
   about those dreams
                   G
But talk is always cheap
               D
So I go where I go

[Interlude]
D D D D D D Em G
D D

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[Verse 2]
D                    Dmaj7
  That road is gone
D                          
  Now it just lives in this
       Dmaj7
   song

[Pre-Chorus]
D   G   Em                   D
           I’ve seen all I’ve seen
               Em
But I sometimes wonder
G                      D
  If you still think of me

[Chorus]
G         D        A      G
  I never meant to fade away
                     D       A
It’s just the way I’m made
G               D    A       Em7
  I hope if you ever hear my name
                          G
That it doesn’t bring you pain
                    D
And just know that I know

[Outro]
D
Yeah, just know that I know
D
That those days were gold
D
And a heart always holds
D            D5
Onto missing roads

How to play The Missing Road: key, chords and progression

The Missing Road by Radical Face is centred on D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 7 chords: D, Em, G, A, Dmaj7, Em7 and D5.

The progression the song keeps returning to is D – Em – G – D (I – ii – IV – I in D major). In solfa, that is doh – reh – fah – doh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

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