Forever Always
View chords used in this chart
rhy. fig 1- A5,F5,G5,E5
then ya have rhy. fig 2
first the counting-it's the same as rhy fig 1's w/ the exception of the first
chord.you count the first chord 1 2 + a ,you really have to attack the first
beat of
that.
rhy fig 2-
C5,E5,F5,G5
finally,the bridge-the bridge is played the same(rhytmically) as rhy fig
1(1+2+a)
except for the chords marked with a *.those chords are played 1 (2) + 3e+a
the (2) means you hold the note from beat one over that beat,a dotted quater
note,for those of you who can read sheet music.
rhy fig 3-
Bb(flat)5,D5,G5,Bb5*
now lets put this all together-
intro-rhy fig 1 x2
verse 1- rhy fig 1 x3
chorus 1-rhy fig 2 x2
verse 2-rhy fig 1 x4
chorus 2-rhy fig 2 x2
bridge-rhy fig 3 x3
verse 3- rhy fig 1 x3
chorus- rhy fig x2
outro-sustain chords from verse as half notes once each with ritard(slow down)
chords-
A5- 57XXXX
F5- 13XXXX
G5- 35XXXX
E5- 02XXXX
C5- 810XXXX
Bb5- 68XXXX
D5- 1012XXXX
HAVE FUN!! :-) copyright 1997
How to play Forever Always
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 A5. 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.