Calum Scott – Last Tears Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Calum Scott – Last Tears Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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ChordsCE7AmFFmDm

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[Intro]
 C  E7   Am  F

[Verse 1]
C
 Most of my friends,
              E7
 they stopped callin' by now
       F
'Cause every time they do,
          Fm
I'm still cryin' over you
C
'Cause even my mother,
          E7
she still asks about you
      F
'Bout when you're comin' home and
       Fm
I keep tellin' her, you won't

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[Pre-Chorus]
       C
'Cause what goes up, must come down
E7
I'm messed up, can't sleep now
F                        Fm
If that's love, count me out

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[Chorus]
                      C
'Cause I remember the first
         E7
time you called me
    Am             F
The first time you kissed me
    C
The first time you
         E7
said you missed me
    Am                   F
And I said, I missеd you too
               C
I remember thе first
          E7
time that we fought
    Am            F
The first time we made up
C                E7
That first house we
             Am    F
ever moved into
          Dm
There's a first time for everything
    F
But these will be the
     Fm              C    E7
last tears I cry for you
Am                     F
These will be the last tears
          C    E7    Am    F
I cry for you

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[Verse 2]
C
 Speak of the devil,
         E7
 why you callin' me now?
    F
Too little and too late,
      Fm
I was sad now I feel great

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[Pre-Chorus]
       C
'Cause what went up, came back down
E7
You're messed up, I see that now
F                        Fm
If that's love, count me out

[Chorus]
                      C
'Cause I remember the first
         E7
time you called me
    Am             F
The first time you kissed me
    C
The first time you said
    E7
you missed me
    Am                   F
And I said, I missеd you too
               C
I remember thе first
          E7
time that we fought
    Am            F
The first time we made up
C                E7
That first house we
             Am    F
ever moved into
          Dm
There's a first time
for everything
    F
But these will be the
     Fm              C    E7
last tears I cry for you
    Am
But these will be the
    F                C    E7
last tears I cry for you
    Am
But these will be the
    F                C    E7
last tears I cry for you
Am                    F
These will be the last
                C    E7
tears I cry for you
Am                    F
These will be the last
                Fm
tears I cry for you

How to play Last Tears: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Last Tears by Calum Scott on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Last Tears by Calum Scott sits in C major (no sharps or flats), and you need 6 chords to play it: C, E7, Am, F, Fm and Dm.

Listen for C – E7 – Am – F (I – III7 – vi – IV in C major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is doh – mi – lah – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes G, B7, Em, C, Cm, Am (83% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 67% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.

Chord diagrams

C chord on guitar (x32010)
CC E G
E7 chord on guitar (020100)
E7E G♯ B D
Am chord on guitar (x02210)
AmA C E
F chord on guitar (133211)
FF A C
Fm chord on guitar (133111)
FmF A♭ C
Dm chord on guitar (xx0231)
DmD F A

Last Tears chords: questions

What key is Last Tears in?

Last Tears by Calum Scott is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Last Tears?

Last Tears uses 6 chords: C, E7, Am, F, Fm, Dm.

What is the chord progression of Last Tears?

The main progression is C – E7 – Am – F (I – III7 – vi – IV).

Is Last Tears easy to play on guitar?

Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes G, B7, Em, C, Cm, Am (83% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 67% without a capo).

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