Angel
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
2nd traste
[Please Note]
The Dmaj7/A is played 554030
Slide down two frets keeping the same finger formation as the C/G played just before.
[Intro]
G | G | G | G |
[Verse 1]
G C/G
What’s gonna keep me going?
Am C/G
I’m an angel in the outfield
Am C/G
No one is hitting it hard enough for me
[Verse 2]
G C/G
I am overflowing
Am C/G
Gotta get a little high to sleep
Am C/G
Gotta bother friends every week
[Chorus]
G C/G Dmaj7/A
Can’t fo--cus enough
Am C/G
Rollin’ ‘round town like a big dog
G C/G Dmaj7/A
But I wanna cry so much
Am C/G
Rollin’ round town like I did so in love
Am C/G
I’m rollin round town like I’ve been so in love
Cm/D#
It only makes sense to go out
G C/G Dmaj7/A C/G G C/G G
Can’t fo--cus enough on me
[Verse 3]
G C/G
Last night I saw the morning
Am C/G
Slept late into the sunshine
Am C/G
That doesn’t happen every time
[Verse 4]
G C/G
I missed a day of your patrolling
Am C/G
Newspaper in the trash can
Dmaj7/A G C/G
Threw out my master plan
[Chorus]
G C/G Dmaj7/A
I don’t know what’s up
Am C/G
But I’m rollin’ ‘round town like a big dog
G C/G Dmaj7/A
And I wanna cry so much
Am C/G
I’m rollin’ round town like I did so in love
Am C/G
I’m rollin’ round town like I’ve been so in love
Cm/D#
It only makes sense to go out
G C/G Dmaj7/A C#dim (C/G)
Say “Hey, what’s up for me?”
[Bridge]
C/G Am
When you go out there, where you don’t feel so alone
D/F# G Em7 Am
And you know you can’t force it on your own
D/F# C/G (G)
Look for angels on your way back home
[Instrumental]
G | G | C/G | C/G |
Am | D/F# | G | G |
C/G | Em7 | Em7 | A7 |
Am | Am | D | C/G |
[Chorus]
G C/G Dmaj7/A
Can’t force it enough
Am C/G
But I’m rollin’ ‘round town like a big dog
G C/G Dmaj7/A
And I wanna cry so much
Am C/G
I’m rollin’ round town like I did so in love
Am C/G
I’m rollin’ round town like I’ve been so in love
Cm/D#
It only makes sense to go out
G C/G Dmaj7/A C#dim C/G
Can’t force it enough on me
How to play Angel
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.