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"So Far Away" written by Carole King
from the "Tapestry" album 1971
So fAar aGmaj7way
Dmaj7 Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore?
Em7It would be so fAine to see your Dmaj7face at my door.
Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F# Em7 A Gmaj7 Dmaj7
doesn't help to know that you're just time away.
Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
Long ago I reached for you and there you stood.
Em7Holding you agAain could only Dmaj7do me good.
Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F# Em7
Oh, how I wish I could
but yoAu're so Gmaj7far away.D D/C#
Bm A Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
One more song about moving along the highway
Em7can't say much of aAnything that's Dmaj7new.
If F#m7I could only work my life out Em7my way
IA'd rather sEm7pend it being clAose to Em7you A Em7
but you're so fAar aGmaj7way
Dmaj7 Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
Doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore?
Em7It would be so fiAne to see your Dmaj7face at my door.
Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F# Em7 A Gmaj7 D D/C#
doesn't help to know that you're just time away
Bm A Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
Traveling around sure gets me down and lonely
Em7nothin' else to Ado but close my Dmaj7mind.
F#m7I sure don't hope the road don't come to Em7own me
There's Aso many dEm7reams IA've yet to Em7find
but you're so fAar Gmaj7away
Dmaj7 Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F#
doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore
Em7it would be so fAine to see your Dmaj7face at my door
Gmaj7 Gmaj7/F# Em7 A Gmaj7 Dmaj7
doesn't help to know that you're so far away