Apollo Eighteen chords by Khamari

• Difficulty: Advanced 🤯

Key: D

Intro:

D - C

Verse 1:
D
I wrote a note
C
Addressed to my mother, short and sweet
             D
And it reads, "I've gotta go
C
There's so much of life I haven't seen"

Pre-Chorus:
Am7                                 D
I swear there's a planet out there, a heavenly home
G                   G/B            Cmaj7
Where I'll carve my name in the stone
                   Am7
Where I can breathe in clean air
        D                D7
There's no need for a show
            G              G/B           C
There's no wars fought for diamonds and gold

Chorus:
           D             D/F#          Bm
So I'll be gone when you wake up tomorrow
Em                   D#/G                A7
I'll be just another blip amongst the stars
D                      D/F#               Bm
Had to pack light or I would bring you along
        G          C              D
Wish me luck on my long flight to Mars
        G          C7             D
Wish me luck on my long flight to Mars

Verse 2:
D
Time will move slow
C
Slow in this quiet empty sea
D
A bird's eye view (ooh-ooh)
C
My younger brother, turnin' 33

Now he's older than me
                   Am7
But I know there's somewhere out there
D7
Where I'll feel at home
G                 D/F#        C
A place where the bluejays roam
Am7
Yes, I know there's somewhere out there
D7                           G        D/F#        C
This world is so cold, I get tired of layin' here alone


Chorus:
           D             D/F#          Bm7
So I'll be gone when you wake up tomorrow
Em7                   D#                A7
I'll be just another blip amongst the stars
D                      D/F#               Bm7
Had to pack light or I would bring you along
        G          C              D/F#
Wish me luck on my long flight to Mars
        G          C              D/F#
Wish me luck on my long flight to Mars

Refrain before last line:
(Edim - D - Gm - Bm7 - F#m7 - Em - D - Gm - Bm7 - F#m7)

        G          C              D/F#
Wish me luck on my long flight to Mars