
All piano chords contain a root note - this is the note the chord is named after. Oh, oh, n Bbothing com Ampares to you COh no, baby (Oh no, baby) BbThey were just Amdoin' it w Gmrong (Doin' it wr Cong) I g Bbave up on l Am7ove until you m A7ade me bel Dmieve in it after a Gmll (After all) After a C#ll. On the piano, this means you push down more than one key at the same time.

Am7oh-oh-w Eoah It's not the Am7same, not the s Bm7ame, not the s Ebame, o Fh ChorusOh, oh, n Bbothing com Ampares to you COh no, baby BbThey were just Amdoin' it w Gmrong (Doin' it wr Cong) I g Bbave up on l Am7ove until you m A7ade me bel Dmieve in it after a Gmll (After all) After a C#ll. Chorus G Am7 If youre lost, you can look and you will find me Fadd9 G C time after time. Instrumental G Am7 Fadd9 G C Bridge F G Em F G Em You say, Go slow, I fall behind. I g Aave up on G#mlove until you m G#7ade me bel C#mieve in it after F#mall After a Cll. G Am7 If you fall I will catch you, Ill be waiting Fadd9 G C Time after time.

An easy way to find out if a song is in the G Major key is to look for cadences. I ii iii IV V vi vii° G Am Bm CD Em Fmb5. Verse 2 EIf you never fell B/Ebout of the sky I don't k Cnow wh Dat I would d Eo EI wouldn't trade one th B/Ebousand lives For the o Cne DI have with y Eou ChorusOh, G#m oh, no Athing com G#mpares to you BOh no, baby G#m.Th Aey were just G#mdoin' it w F#mrong. The G Major key uses the scale degree chords of the G major scale, which are G, Am, Bm, C, D, Em, and Fmb5.
