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Creep On Me – GASHI feat. French Montana, DJ Snake Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

Updated January 9, 2026

ChordsA B C#m E

KeyKeyCapo

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This is the chord progression of Creep On Me by GASHI feat. French Montana, DJ Snake on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Verse 1]
A B
My heart going up and down when it’s you I see
C#m E
All these girls so salty cause you’re so sweet
A B
You ain’t the one that I want, you the one I need
C#m E
Telling your friends that you’re really not in love with me

[Pre-Chorus]
A B
You can keep on frontin’ but I know
C#m E
You like that, why you acting like that?
A B
You can keep on frontin’ but I know
C#m E
You like that, why you acting like that?

[Chorus]
A B
Because you creep on me when you’re alone
C#m E
And you act like you can’t fall in love
A B
Every single night you call my phone
C#m E
Always asking if nobody’s home (Yeah)
A
Come around like the summer time
B
You bring bright light into my life
C#m E
When I’m with you I feel alright
A
Come around like the summer time
B
You bring bright light into my life
C#m E A B C#m
When I’m with you I feel alright (Yeah)

[Post-Chorus]
E A B C#m
“Pay attention ’round me,” you said
E
“Pay attention ’round me,” you said

[Verse 2]
A
Shorty creep on me
B C#m
And I know ah, and I know ah
E
Shorty creep on me, I know ah
A B
Creep in the morning, creep in the evening, Creep in the night time (Freak!)
C#m E
She’s a freak in the morning, freak in the evening, Freak in the night time (Freak!)
A B
Money can’t buy you love, but I know where to find you love
C#m E
Aspen’s not the Poconos, not the guy with the open toes
A B
Talk about Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
C#m E
Talk about South Greece, South Beach, Maldives, back to New York and LA

[Post-Chorus]
E A B C#m
“Pay attention ’round me,” you said
E
“Pay attention ’round me,” you said

How to play GASHI feat. French Montana, DJ Snake: key, chords and progression

To play GASHI feat. French Montana, DJ Snake by Creep On Me, think in E major (four sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯). It takes 4 chords: A, B, C#m and E.

The backbone of the song is A – B – C#m – E (IV – V – vi – I in E major). In solfa, that is fah – soh – lah – doh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 2nd fret and play the shapes G, A, Bm, D (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.