Aug162018

Cassadee Pope – One More Red Light Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

ChordsF Dm C Bb

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This is the chord progression and tab of One More Red Light by Cassadee Pope on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
F F Dm
C C Bb

[Verse 1]
F
I got your jacket on,
Dm C
Hanging off my shoulder,

Hose down that restaurant,
Bb
‘Cause the going out’s supposed to be over.
F
You go out of your way,
Dm C
To show me where you’re working,
Bb Bb
I feel you hit the brakes, waiting on that green to turn yellow.

[Pre-Chorus 1]
Dm C Bb
Since we said hello, time’s been flying,
Dm C
Don’t wanna let go so let’s find.

[Chorus 1]
F Dm
One more red light,

Let’s keep it going,
C Bb
Take another lap around this town,
F Dm
Another slide over to your side,
C Bb
Stealing kisses, baby, I just wanna drag it out.
F
Let’s take the long way home,
Dm C Bb
Nice and slow before we have to say goodnight,
F Dm
Let’s find, one more red light,
C Bb
Let’s find, one more red light.

[Verse 2]
F
Who cares if we hold up,
Dm C
A little bit of late night traffic?
C
If they flash their brights at us
Bb Bb
Roll your window down, just wave ’em all around us

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Dm C Bb
Baby, I’m down to take our time
Dm C
Let’s keep on driving till we find!

[Chorus 2]
F Dm
One more red light,

[Bridge]
Bb
We could stop, lean on in,
Bb
Thirty seconds of you lips,
Dm
Until the lights turn back to green,
C F Dm
Hands off the wheel, hold on to me,
C Bb
Hold on to me, yeah!

[Chorus 3]
F Dm
One more red light,

Let’s keep it going,
C Bb
Take another lap around this town,
F Dm
Another slide over to your side,
C Bb
Stealing kisses, baby, I just wanna drag it out.
F
Let’s take the long way home,
Dm C Bb
Nice and slow before we have to say goodbye,
F Dm
Baby let’s find, one more red light,
C Bb
Let’s find, one more red light,
F Dm
Let’s find, one more red light,
C Bb
Ah, let’s find, one more red light,

[Outro]
F Dm C Bb

How to play One More Red Light: key, chords and progression

One More Red Light by Cassadee Pope sits in F major (one flat: B♭), and you need 4 chords to play it: F, Dm, C and Bb.

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

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 3rd fret and play the shapes D, Bm, A, G (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.