Apr42019

In Flames – Follow Me Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

In Flames

ChordsAm Dm C G E Bb Bm Fm Eb

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This is the chord progression of Follow Me by In Flames on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |

| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am |

[Verse 1]
E C
You say you want it all
E
But with the demons in your head
C Am C
You can’t see straight
Am E C Am C
But give me a chance to be the light
E C
To guide you through and be your eyes

[Pre-Chorus]
Dm
The darkness in your soul
Bb
Always a part of you
Dm
I’ll be by your side
Bb
Just follow me, follow me

[Chorus]
Am Dm
Follow me, don’t be afraid
C G
I will lead you to a better place
Am Dm
Free from the sorrows away from the let downs
C Bm Am
You will find a home

[Verse 2]
E C E
I never thought it would come to this
G C
What are you waiting for?
E
I forgave myself for my mistakes
C Bm
Why are you holding on?

[Pre-Chorus]
Dm
From ashes you will rise
Bb
I’ll walk a thousand miles
Dm
You know I’ll never give up
Bb
Just follow me, follow me

[Chorus]
Am Dm
Follow me, don’t be afraid
C G
I will lead you to a better place
Am Dm
Free from the sorrows away from the let downs
C Bm
You will find a home

[Solo]
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |
| Am | Dm | C | G |
C Bm
I never thought it would come to this

[Chorus]
C Fm
Follow me, don’t be afraid
Eb Bb
I will lead you to a better place
C Fm
Free from the sorrows away from the let downs
Eb Bb Dm
You will find a home

[Outro]
C Fm
Follow me, don’t be afraid
Eb Bb
I will lead you to a better place
C Fm
Free from the sorrows away from the let downs
Eb Bb Dm
You will find a home

How to play Follow Me: key, chords and progression

Follow Me by In Flames is in the key of A minor (no sharps or flats). The song uses 9 chords: Am, Dm, C, G, E, Bb, Bm, Fm and Eb.

The progression the song keeps returning to is Am – Dm – C – G (i – iv – III – VII in A minor). Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: Bb, Bm, Fm and Eb are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.