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Chords by: Masanori Ogino (ogino@ke.sys.hiroshima-u.ac.jp)
Cm7 = x35343 ?
{part 1}
Cm Cm7
e|-----------|--------------|
B|--6-6-6-4--|--------------| (x2)
G|-----------|--------------|
It's for you
Cm Cm7
e|-----------|--------------|
B|-----------|--------------| (x2)
G|--5-5-5-3--|--------------|
It's for you
repeat two time, then: Cm-Cm7
{part 2}
Cm Cm7
I know you
[part 1]
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
It's for you
[part 2]
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
[part 1]
I know you
I know you
You know who
It's for you
It's for you
It's not me
It's for you
It's for you
[part 2]
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
[part 1 cords and riff]
[part 2]
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
I know you
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Cm7. 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.