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Dave Lindholm – Annan Kitaran Iaulaa Vaan Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
Em  Am Em  Am G  C
G   C  Em  Am G    Am

[Verse]
Em     Am     Em         Am
 Pentu vinkuu, kissal on kiima
G             C         G
naisel on maanlaajuinen särky,
     C
joka riivaa
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan

[Interlude]
C  G Am
C  G Am

[Verse]
Em     Am   Em    Am
 Mummo inhoo keinutuolii
G      C      G      C
painaa HD:lla pitkin Suomee
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan

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[Interlude]
Em  Am Em  Am G  C
G   C  Em  Am G    Am

[Verse]
Em      Am     Em     Am
 Liikaa velkaa, selkä taituu
G       C       G       C
Tiliote kädessä pulloon vaihtuu
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan

[Interlude]
C  G Am
C  G Am

[Verse]
Em     Am     Em       Am
 Ennen juhlii, juhlien jälkeen
G        C        G          C
tää sama ääliö on mielestään tärkee
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan

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[Interlude]
Em  Am Em  Am G  C
G   C  Em  Am G    Am

C  G Am
C  G Am

[Verse]
Em      Am     Em           Am
 Jotkut vinkuu: pitää tehdä liikaa
G              C    G        C
Ne ei tajuu et jokaisella on homma
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan

[Interlude]
Em  Am Em  Am G  C
G   C  Em  Am G    Am

[Verse]
Em      Am
 Joskus tuntuu,
     Em      Am
 ett maailma kulkee
G   C       G     C
ilmapallona kaktuspuistoon
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa vaan
Em     Am      G      Am
 Annan kitaran laulaa taas
Em  Am G  A

How to play Annan Kitaran Iaulaa Vaan: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Annan Kitaran Iaulaa Vaan by Dave Lindholm on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Annan Kitaran Iaulaa Vaan by Dave Lindholm keeps coming home to E minor (one sharp: F♯). You need 5 chords: Em, Am, G, C and A.

Listen for Am – Em – Am – G (iv – i – iv – III in E minor): the song comes back to it again and again. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Beginner-friendly: on guitar every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.