Homesick by Kings of Convenience | Lyrics with Guitar Chords

Kings of Convenience is a duo of Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøefrom from Norway. Homesick is from their 2004 album Riot on an Empty Street.

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Key of the Song: C major

The original key of Losing My Religion is in C major.

Guitar Chords for Homesick by Kings of Convenience

Please Note: Capo on the 1st fret.

Video Lesson

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Homesick by Kings of Convenience – Lyrics with Chords

Please Note - Capo on the 1st Fret.

     C         G            Am7
I'll lose some sales and my boss won't be happy,
      F           Am              C      G 
but I can't stop listening to the sound
   Dm       F 
of two soft voices
Am         C
blended in perfection
                       G                Am
from the reels of this record that I've found.

C     G             Am7                      F
Every day there's a boy in the mirror asking me...
     Am            C       G      
What are you doing here?
Dm      F               C
Finding all my previous motives
                G      Am 
growing increasingly unclear.

     C        G            Am7               
I've traveled far and I've burned all the bridges
  F           Am            C       G
I believed as soon as I hit land
Dm      F                  C         
all the other options held before me,
                    G           Am
would wither in the light of my plan.

        C         G            Am7
So I'll lose some sales and my boss won't be happy,
            F        Am          C      G
but there's only one thing on my mind
Dm        F                    C   
searching boxes underneath the counter,
                      G        Am
on a chance that on a tape I'd find...

   F        Am   C
a song for 
    Dm                Am
someone who needs somewhere
   F    C     
to long for.

    Am 
Homesick.
        C    G      Am
Because I no longer know 
      F    C
where home is.