cool chords! I don't mind the vocal, although might be interesting to hear in a slightly lower key.  Came from reddit.

awesome song, love it more each time i hear it!

came here to tell you how much i enjoy this song

This part around 2 minutes, we really loved

what a gem! All the key changes really keep you on your toes

F#m7,                              B9
We climbed Olympus, no gods were on site 
F#m7,                              B9
And so our mission became this satellite 
F#m7,                              B9
A climate cruel here, but we’re well fitted
G#m7,                             G,                                  E,       D
We’ve got the science, and we’re committed 

Gm,                                             Dm     
Here’s the way we move the moon
A#,                                                   Dm
Here’s the way it’s coming soon 
G#,                                                                             D#,      C#
All the obstacles crushed. A city built from the dust!


F#m7,                              B9
We felt the touchdown, then felt our gooseflesh
F#m7,                              B9
This is our world now. This is our reset 
F#m7,                              B9
And though the bumps stayed, we found our sea legs
G#m7,                             G,                                  E,       D
Time sometimes whispers, but it'll never beg 

Gm,                                             Dm     
Here’s the way we move the moon
A#,                                             Dm     
Here’s the way it’s coming soon 
G#,                                                                            D#     
All the obstacles crushed. A city built from the dust


Am7,                                 D9
The worms and willows, the endless oceans
Am7,                                  D9
The seas of strangers, the warmth and motion 
Am7,                                  D9
So much to miss there, but we are alright 
Bm7,                                Bb,                            G, G, Gm,  F, Eb
The days are diamonds, and we subdue each night


G#m,                                             D#m     
Here’s the way we move the moon
B,                                                   D#m
Here’s the way it’s coming soon 
A,                                                                           E
All the obstacles crushed. A city built from the dust!

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Music and lyrics by Radio Moonglow
℗© 2022 Thyatira Music BMI
All performances by Radio Moonglow except piano & keyboards by Loosey Leaf, and spoken word by Segolene Scheuer
Mixing by Radio Moonglow and Sun Eleven

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