[Intro]
F C Am G F C G
F C Am G F C G
[Verse 1]
C Em
Would you believe me if I said in my mind
Am F
I've seen a doorway, beyond the skies?
C
And it showed me love
Em
Reasons to never give up
Am F
All in a moment, frozen in time
[Pre-Chorus]
Am C G
In my mind, I ponder it
Am C G
And in my dreams, I'm wandering
[Chorus]
F C
I saw lightning turn to flames
Am G
Colors I can't explain
F C G
I saw 1,000 wild horses in the sky
F C Am
Somewhere within your eyes
G F C G
Somewhere within your eyes
[Verse 2]
C
And gone are the clouds
Em
The evidence without a sound
Am
I can't imagine a world
C F
Where we are nothing more than chaos, chaos
[Pre-Chorus]
Am C G
In my mind, I ponder it
Am C G
And in my mind, I'm pondering
Am C G
And in my dreams, I'm lost in it
[Chorus]
F C
I saw lightning turn to flames
Am G
Colors I can't explain
F C G
I saw 1,000 wild horses in the sky
F C
I found purpose within this life
Am G
Emotion, I can't deny
F C G
1,000 wild horses in the sky
Am
Somewhere within your
C
Ooh, ooh
[Outro]
G Am
It felt 1,000 miles away from here
C G Am
But I, I still remember it
C G Am
And oh, can't you feel the sound give way up there
C G
1,000 horses in the sky
F C Am
Somewhere within your eyes
G F C G
Somewhere within your eyes
F C Am
Somewhere within your eyes
G F C G
Somewhere within your eyes
Chords Used: F, C, Am, G, Em
Intro & Verse Progressions
The intro sets the stage with a progression of F, C, Am, G, leading back to F, C, G.
This sequence beautifully captures the song's introspective and expansive nature.
The verses use C, Em, and Am to tell a story, transitioning into F for emphasis on
key lyrical moments, painting a picture of discovery and wonder.
Pre-Chorus
The pre-chorus introduces a thoughtful reflection with Am, C, and G chords,
building anticipation towards the chorus. This section serves as a bridge between
the narrative of the verses and the emotive release of the chorus.
Chorus
The chorus is where the song's imagery blossoms, with chords F, C, Am, and G
supporting vivid descriptions and emotional revelations.
The repetition of "I saw 1,000 wild horses in the sky" is underscored by this chord progression,
emphasizing the awe and the transformative vision described.
Outro
The outro revisits the thematic material of the intro and verses, with a focus on the Am, C,
and G chords, bringing the song to a reflective close.
Playing Tips:
Strumming Pattern: Consider using a strumming pattern that allows for both the storytelling
of the verses and the expansive imagery of the chorus. A combination of downstrokes for
emphasis and a mix of down and upstrokes for rhythm can work well.
Dynamics: Play with dynamics to match the song's emotional journey.
Start softer in the verses to draw listeners into the story, then increase intensity
in the chorus to highlight the song's climactic imagery.
Emotional Delivery: The lyrics of "1,000 Wild Horses" are rich with imagery and emotion.
Let your playing reflect this. Allow the chords to resonate, particularly during the chorus,
to give weight to the vision of "1,000 wild horses in the sky."
Chord Transitions: Practice the transitions between chords smoothly, especially from
Am to G and F to C, to maintain the song's flow and momentum.
Expressiveness: The beauty of this song lies in its ability to transport the listener through
its vivid imagery. Aim to convey the sense of wonder, the depth of introspection, and the surge
of emotion that the song encapsulates through your expressiveness and dynamics.
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