Isac Elliot – Angel Chord Progression

Isac Elliot – Angel Chord Progression

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This is the chord progression of Isac Elliot’s new song titled Angel.b You can play these chords in Ukulele, Piano, Guitar and Keyboard.

Check out the chord progression below.

[Verse]
F                    C
Life is ups and downs
G
Sometimes you give it your best
Am
But it don’t work out
F               C
Life ain’t always fair
G
Sometimes you think you found the one
Am
Til they disappear

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Pre Chorus
F           C
Ooh, ooh
G                                        Am
I know you’ve been hurt before
F                              C
Ooh, ooh
G                                    Am
You ain’t gonna worry no more

[Chours]
F
Baby just hit me up
C
I’ll be your pick me up
G                                  Am
When you need an A.N.G.E.L
F
When you got a losing hand
C
And nobody understands
G                                  Am
I’ma be your A.N.G.E.L

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How to play Angel: key, chords and progression

To play Angel by Isac Elliot, think in A minor (no sharps or flats). It takes 4 chords: F, C, G and Am.

The backbone of the song is F – C – G – Am (VI – III – VII – i in A minor). Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes C, G, D, Em (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.

Chord diagrams

F chord on guitar (133211)
FF A C
C chord on guitar (x32010)
CC E G
G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
Am chord on guitar (x02210)
AmA C E

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Angel chords: questions

What key is Angel in?

Angel by Isac Elliot is in the key of A minor (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Angel?

Angel uses 4 chords: F, C, G, Am.

What is the chord progression of Angel?

The main progression is F – C – G – Am (VI – III – VII – i).

Is Angel easy to play on guitar?

Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes C, G, D, Em (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo).

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