Jul102024

Indecisive – Unsung Memories Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsAm D Fmaj7 Esus4 E F GE/AbCC/BE/BbE/Eb

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These are Unsung Memories chords by Indecisive on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Am D Fmaj7 Esus4 E
Am D Fmaj7 Esus4 E

[Verse 1]
Am
   Think of lost
       D
time we spent
             F
Places we came
and went
Fading they've
Esus4
disappeared
E
Maybe it's
all pretend
Am
   People I
         D
thought I knew
I miss them yes
 F
it's true
I hate to see
Esus4
them go
E            F
Now they're just
          G E/Ab
memories, memories

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[Chorus]
Am      F
Be here now,
   C
The last
     C/B
thing I Do
will be
E/Bb
the last thing
E Fmaj7
I do,
    Esus4 E
With you,
Am       F
Take your time,
   C          C/B
The last thing I Do
will be
E/Bb
the last thing
E Fmaj7
I do,
    Esus4 E
With you,

[Verse 2]
Am
   I guess I took
        D
you for granted
It wasn't the way
 F
it started
I picture you
 F
everyday
  Esus4
I wish that you
    E
could stay
Am
   All my life I
       D
have known you
Precious times
   F
we've been
through
Everything has
F
to end
Time to say
F       G E/Ab
goodbye, goodbye

[Chorus]
Am      F
Be here now,
   C
The last
     C/B
thing I Do will
  E/Bb
be the last
      E Fmaj7
thing I do,
    Esus4 E
With you,
Am       F
Take your time,
   C
The last
     C/B
thing I Do
will be
E/Bb
the last thing
E Fmaj7
I do,
    Esus4 E
With you

[Instrument]
Am F
C C/B
E/Eb E
Fmaj7 Esus4 E

Am F
C C/B
E/Eb E
Fmaj7 Esus4 E

[Outro]
Am D Fmaj7 Esus4 E
Am D Fmaj7 Esus4 E
Am      F
Be here now,
   C
The last thing
C/B
 I Do will be
E/Bb
the last thing
 E Fmaj7
 I do,
    Esus4 E
With you,
Am       F
Take your time,
   C
The last thing
C/B
 I Do will
   E/Bb
be the last
      E Fmaj7
thing I do,
    Esus4 E
With you

Watch: Unsung Memories

From Indecisive - Topic on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.

How to play Unsung Memories: key, chords and progression

Unsung Memories by Indecisive sits in A minor (no sharps or flats), and you need 12 chords to play it: Am, D, Fmaj7, Esus4, E, F, G, E/Ab, C, C/B, E/Bb and E/Eb.

The progression the song keeps returning to is Fmaj7 – Esus4 – E – Am (VImaj7 – Vsus4 – V – i in A minor). Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

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