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Beabadoobee – Say Yes Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsGG/F#Em D CC/BA F#m FG/FD#

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[Intro]
G G/F# Em D
C C/B A
G       G/F#          Em
 I'm in love with the world
            D         C
Through the eyes of a girl
             C/B       
Who's still around, the 
         A
morning after
G         G/F#       Em
 We broke up months ago, 
        D
but I grew up
         C                 
I didn't know I'd be around
     C/B     A
 the morning after

[Instrument]
G G/F# Em D
C C/B A

[Verse 1]
G            G/F#           Em
 It's always been, wait and see
        D                 C
A happy day, I mourn you, bae
            C/B  
I feel like shit,
             A
 the morning after
G          G/F#          Em
 But now I feel changed around
      D                   C
And instead you've fallen down
         C/B             A
Standing up, the morning after

[Verse 2]
C    D                 G
 Situations get fucked up
        Em               A   C
Turned around, sooner or later
G        G/F#       Em
 I could be another fill
        D              C
Or an acception to the rule
         C/B             A
You tell me, the morning after

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[Bridge]
G        D           F#m     Em
 Crooked spin, can't come to rest
    F              Em
I'm damaged bad at best
         D             C
Shе'll decide what she wants
G              D      F#m     Em
 I'll probably bе the last to know
       F              Em
No one says I'm too assured
    D      A
See how it is
     G    G/F# G/F Em   D#  F
They want you  or  they don't
      G
Say, "Yes"

[Outro]
       G/F#          Em
I'm in love with the world
            D         C
Through the eyes of a girl
             C/B   
Who's still around, 
             A
the morning after

How to play Say Yes: key, chords and progression

These are Say Yes chords by Beabadoobee for Piano and Ukulele.

Say Yes by Beabadoobee sits in G major (one sharp: F♯), and you need 11 chords to play it: G, G/F#, Em, D, C, C/B, A, F#m, F, G/F and D#.

The progression the song keeps returning to is G – G/F# – Em – D (I – I – vi – V in G major). In solfa, that is doh – doh – lah – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: F#m, F and D# are the tricky part on guitar (barre or movable shapes). Slow the change down until it is clean; on piano and ukulele they are simpler.