Dandelions
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Simplificar
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
I like to sub 9s for 7s for both the dominant and minor chords. Sounds and feels better
sometimes.
My best guess by listening a few times is that they are the moveable chord shapes like:
Dmaj7 D7 Gmaj7 Gm7 F#m7 B9 Em7 A7
E-x----x----x----x---x---x---x---x
B-7----7----3----3---2---2---8---5
G-6----5----4----3---2---2---7---6
D-7----7----4----3---2---x---9---5
A-5----5----x----x---x---2---7---x
E-x----x----3----3---2---x---x---5
[Intro]
A
ascending line
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 D7
Now, when I see dandelions
Gmaj7
Can't help but always smile
Gm7
And think of you
F#m7
I wonder too
B9
If you feel the same
Em7
'Cause I'm sure as hell not
A7
Used to feeling this way
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7
I la-la-love the things that you do to me
D#dim7
And no, I'm not the boy that I used to be
Em7
I spend all my extra time
A7
Wishing you were mine
Dmaj7
Wishing that we're sitting by a lake in the countryside (countryside)
D#dim7
Dreaming of a field of dandelions
Em7
If nothing else is true (nothing else is true)
A7
I'm so in love with you
[Prechorus]
F#7 Bm7
And, when life has got you down
Em7
And you're far away
A7
I'll sing to you
Am/F# Em7
You make me feel so good all by yourself
A7 Aaug
You're like mornings
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 D7
Now, when I see dandelions
Gmaj7
Can't help but always smile
Gm7
And think of you
F#m7
I wonder too
B9
If you feel the same
Em7
'Cause I'm sure as hell not
A7
Used to feeling this way
[Last Chorus]
Dmaj7
Now (I la-la-love the things that you do to me)
D7
When I see dandelions
Gmaj7
Can't help but always smile (wonder what I used to be)
Gm7
And think of you
F#m7
I wonder too
B9
If you feel the same (if you feel the same)
Em7
'Cause I'm sure as hell not
A7
Used to feeling this way (way)
[Outro]
Melody riff over chorus
How to play Dandelions
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.