I Suppose We Could Go Anywhere

I’m consistently amazed at how HBO knocks it out of the park — specifically with the Game of Thrones universe. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms was a slightly upbeat departure in tone, but still carried all the shock value, violence, character arcs, and unexpected passings that define that world.

The pitch-perfect score by composer Dan Romer was almost Celtic in nature — like a medieval chamber ensemble acting as a hidden narrator. And at around 30 minutes per episode, the pacing is refreshingly lean. No bloat, no filler. Less time invested, more story absorbed.

The final musical cue, I Suppose We Could Go Anywhere, was an endearing moment — and I can’t wait for the next adventure with Ser Dunk and Egg.

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How to play I Suppose We Could Go Anywhere | fingerstyle guitar

This is one of my most favorite pieces as of late. The guitar tab is beautifully written across 2 pages, and played straight through without repeats. I recommend this for beginner guitar players and up — as the chord shapes are fairly easy.

Enjoy! The guitar tab is available below:

[guitar tab] **A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: I Suppose We Could Go Anywhere | fingerstyle guitar

This arrangement is played in a one whole-step down tuning. From low to high: D G C F A D. You can just as easily play it in standard tuning as well.