Walk On The Ocean Uke tab by Toad The Wet Sprocket

7 Chords used in the song: G, C, A, Em, D, Asus4, D/F#

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Artist: Toad The Wet Sprocket

Album: fear

Year: 1991

Difficulty:

3.5

(Intermediate)

Key: D, GChords

Original key: +2.0 step(s) (original tuning)

Chord progression arranged for the Ukulele

VERSE 1:
               B E B            C#           G#m E B
We spotted the ocean     at the head of the trail
    C#            B E B            F#      C# C#sus4 C#
But where are we going,     we're so far away
         B E B            C#           G#m E B
Somebody told me     that this is the place
      C#            B E B          F#            C# C#sus4 C#
where everything's better     and everything's safe

CHORUS:
            G#m   B               F#    C#
Walk on the Ocean    Step on the stone
              G#m   B                F#   C#
Flesh becomes water    Wood becomes bone

VERSE 2:
               B E B       C#             G#m E B
C# half an hour later    We packed up our things
   C#              B E B          F#            C# C#sus4 C#
We said we'd send letters    And all of those little things
                      B E B             C#               G#m E B
And they knew we were lying    But they smiled just the same
    C#            B E B         F#         C# C#sus4 C#
It seemed they'd already    Forgotten we came

CHORUS:(2X)

BRIDGE:
(Play the chords of the chorus twice)

VERSE 3:
                B E B                  C#             G#m F#/F# B
Now back at the homestead    Where the air makes you choke
      C#            B E B           F#          C# C#sus4 C#
Where people don't know you    C#nd trust is a joke
                B E B            C#           G#m F#/F# B
Don't even have pictures    Just memories to hold
         C#            B E B           F#           C#
It grows sweeter each season    As we slowly grow old