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Jeremy Loops – Freak Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

ChordsF E Am C E7Am/F#

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This is the chord progression of Freak by Jeremy Loops on Piano, Guitar, Ukulele and Keyboard.

[Verse]
F E    Am    F
We were watching TV getting wasted Way down in the basement
E    Am
Hanging out loose and shameless
F    E       Am
They’re up on the top of skyscrapers Thinking that they’re A-list
F E    Am
Talking loud pretending like they made it

[Pre Chorus]
F E    Am
If you drink champagne on a private plane
F       E
Doesn’t mean to say you’re baller
Am
Maybe you’re just falling down
F    E
I don’t want your girls
Am
I don’t want your world at all
F E
No
Am
So

[Chorus]
F E Am
I’m a freak now (freak now)
F E Am
That’s the way I’m living till they carry me out
F E Am
I’m a freak now (freak now)
F E Am
Long as I’m still breathing they’ll be hearing me shout
F E Am
Come on, so come on
F E Am
So come on, come on

[Verse]
F E Am
Out there super yachting with their fake friends
F
Trying to keep it on trend
E Am
Making fun of anyone who’s different

F E Am
We don’t need that kind of entertainment
F
Vapid hollow vain sh*t
E Am
Rather show me love and not your bracelets

[Pre Chorus]
F E Am
If you drink champagne on a private plane
F E
Doesn’t mean to say you’re baller
Am
Maybe you’re just falling down
F E
I don’t want your girls
Am
I don’t want your world at all
F E
No
Am
So

[Bridge]
C E7 Am
They say the greatest things in life are free
Am/F# C
And I believe, I believe, I believe it
E7 Am Am/F#
And I don’t wanna float in your debris
C E7 Am
You know the greatest things in life are free
Am/F# C
Let’s believe, let’s believe, let’s believe it
E7 Am Am/F#
So come and watch the sunset with me

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How to play Freak: key, chords and progression

To play Freak by Jeremy Loops, think in A minor (no sharps or flats). It takes 6 chords: F, E, Am, C, E7 and Am/F#.

The progression the song keeps returning to is F – E – Am – F (VI – V – i – VI 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.