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Billie Eilish – Goldwing Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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These are the chords for Goldwing by Billie Eilish on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

[Intro]
He hath come to the bosom
 of his beloved
Smiling on him, she beareth
him to highest heav'n
With yearning heart
On thee we gaze, O' gold-wing'd
 messenger of mighty Gods
Dm

[Verse 1]
Dm
Goldwing angel
Dm
Go home, don't tell
Dm
Anyone what you are
Dm
You're sacred and they're starved
Dm
And their art is gettin' dark
Dm
And there you are to tear apart
Dm
Tear apart, tear apart, tear apart

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[Chorus]
                          A#
You better keep your head down-down
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down
                      A#
Better keep your head down-down
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down

[Verse 2]
Dm
They're gonna tell you
what you wanna hear
Dm
Then they're gonna disappear
Dm
Gonna claim you like you a souvenir
Dm
Just to sell you in a year

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[Chorus]
                          A#
You better keep your head down-down
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down
               A#
Keep your head down-down (Down)
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down
                      A#
Better keep your head down-down
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down
               A#
Keep your head down-down
      Gm               Dm
Da-da-down-down, da-da-down-down

[Outro]
That's good!

How to play Goldwing: key, chords and progression

Goldwing by Billie Eilish keeps coming home to E♭ major (three flats: B♭, E♭, A♭). You need 3 chords: Dm, A# and Gm.

Most of the song cycles through Dm – A# – Gm – Dm (vii – V – iii – vii in E♭ major). In solfa, that is te – soh – mi – te. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 3rd fret and play the shapes Bm, G, Em (67% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 33% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.