A - B - E A - B - E C# - B - E Verse:

I have ^Aoft^Ben dre^Eamed, of a f^Aar o^Bff pl^Eace Where a G^Areat ^G#warm we^C#mlcome will be w^Aaiting fo^Br me. Where the ^Acrowds ^Bwill ^Echeer, when they ^Asee my ^Eface And a voi^Ace k^G#eeps sa^C#mying this is wh^Aere Iâm mean^Bt to be;

First Chorus:

I will f^Eind my ^Bway,^C#m I can go the ^Bdistance I'll be ^Ethere s^Bomeday, ^C#mif I can be ^Bstrong I know e^Evâ?^F#m?ry mile, will^G#m be worth^F#m7 my while I would ^Ago ^Bmost ^Eanyw^E/D#here to f^Amaj7eel like I b^Eelong

**See Monologue Note 1** 2nd Chorus:

I am ^Eon my w^Bay, I ^C#mwill go the di^Bstance I don't ^Ecare how ^Bfar, ^C#msomehow I'll be ^Bstrong And a th^Eousand ^F#myears, would be w^C#morth the ^F#m7wait A B E E/D# Amaj7 I^Et might take a lifetime, but somehow Iâll see it through.

**See "Monologue Note 2" at the bottom of Tab** Bridge:

But to l^Gook beyond the glory is the h^Dardest part For a he^Emroâs strength i^Cs measured by^D his heart

Last Chorus:

I will b^Geat the o^Amdds, I w^Gill go the d^Distance I will ^Gface the w^Amorld, fe^Garless, proud, and ^Dstrong I will ^Gplease the ^Cgods, I can ^Em7go the d^Amistance Til I f^Cind ^Dmy h^Gero's welcome ^Cright where ^DI ^Gbelong.

(Optional Tag Chord progression **For Theater purposes, the time used during this could movement or dramatization leading into a slower more dramatic ending): C - D - G (x2) C - B - Em Am - Dsus - D Tag: (Slower)

I will se^Garch the w^Corld, I will ^Em7face itâ?^Am?s harms Til I fin^Cd m^Dy her^Goâs welcome^C, wait^Ding^G in your arms

Michael Bolton - Go the distance