Alyssa Grace – Dog With A Bone Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Alyssa Grace – Dog With A Bone Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsFM7AmEmEm7Am7Fm7

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These are Dog With A Bone chords by Alyssa Grace for Piano and Ukulele.

[Verse]
FM7
Top of a mountain high
 with the trees
Am                  Em
Is a man with a dog and
 a dog listening
       FM7
He said, "get me some water,
 sit by my bed
Am                  Em
Don′t make a sound, I go 
quiet again
FM7
Now we're naked, we′re faded
You look in my eyes and the
        Am
 weed makes you sweet
Em                    
So I keep getting high 
        FM7
and I'm spinning
FM7
Connecting the dots and the lines
Am                      
I've been talking to God 
         Em
and he gave me a sign

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[Pre-Chorus]
     FM7
So I left it, I drove home
FM7
You told me, "Come back"
        Am
So I listened, I did it
     Em   Em7
And even after that
          FM7
You just loved me 
and you held me
FM7
A hill I′d rest on
         Am
And I′d wake up and wonder
           Em7
Where the hell had you gone?

[Chorus]
      FM7
But I sat there and listened
FM7
The dog with the bone
        Am
With a bark that's so quiet
Em7
The drop of a stone
          FM7
You could hear it
FM7
A shiver down the spine of your back
       Am
Did I love you, would I leave you?
 Em7               FM7
Is all that you′d ask
Am   Em7

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[Verse]
    FM7
And the politics, the pope spilled
                               Am
The boy I once met, where'd that go?
                         Em7   
′Cause you know that it seemed 
                     FM7
to connect you with water
FM7
The world and the way 
that we move
         Am
Makes a bitch out of me
            Em7
But makes a man out of you
       FM7
And I could slip off that leash
FM7
And I'd sit by your feet
         Am
I never wanted nothing bad
       Em7
But I wanted you too badly

[Pre-Chorus]
     FM7
So I left it, I drove home
FM7
You told me, "Come back"
        Am
So I listened, I did it
     Em   Em7
And even after that
          FM7
You just loved me
 and you held me
FM7
A hill I′d rest on
         Am
And I′d wake up and wonder
           Em7
Where the hell had you gone?

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[Chorus]
      FM7
But I sat there and listened
FM7
The dog with the bone
        Am
With a bark that's so quiet
Em7
The drop of a stone
          FM7
You could hear it
FM7
A shiver down the spine of your back
       Am
Did I love you, would I leave you?
 Em7               FM7
Is all that you′d ask
Am   Em7

[Outro]
      FM7
So I left it, I drove home
You came through that door 
         Am
with a bone in your hand
     Em7             FM7   Am
As I sat on the floor
     Em7             FM7 Am
As I sat on the floor
     Em7             
As I sat on the floor
FM7  Am  Am7 Em7 Fm7

Watch: dog with a bone

From Alyssa Grace - Topic on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.

How to play Dog With A Bone: key, chords and progression

Dog With A Bone by Alyssa Grace is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats). The song uses 6 chords: FM7, Am, Em, Em7, Am7 and Fm7.

Most of the song cycles through Em7 – FM7 – Am – Em7 (v7 – VImaj7 – i – v7 in A minor). Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.

Chord diagrams

Fmaj7 chord on guitar (xx3210)
Fmaj7F A C E
Am chord on guitar (x02210)
AmA C E
Em chord on guitar (022000)
EmE G B
Em7 chord on guitar (020000)
Em7E G B D
Am7 chord on guitar (x02010)
Am7A C E G
Fm7 chord on guitar (131111)
Fm7F A♭ C E♭

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Dog With A Bone chords: questions

What key is Dog With A Bone in?

Dog With A Bone by Alyssa Grace is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Dog With A Bone?

Dog With A Bone uses 6 chords: FM7, Am, Em, Em7, Am7, Fm7.

What is the chord progression of Dog With A Bone?

The main progression is Em7 – FM7 – Am – Em7 (v7 – VImaj7 – i – v7).

Is Dog With A Bone easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Almost every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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