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Jeremy Zucker – Lakehouse Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

ChordsG A Bm D ED/F#C

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This is the chords of Lakehouse by Jeremy Zucker on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
G A Bm G A Bm

[Verse 1]
G A
Nothin’s that bad
Bm
We can go soon as your parents get back
G
But I’ve been a wreck
A Bm
A lake in the mountains could help me reset
G A
A sky full of stars
Bm
Heaven arranged us to be where we are
G
But hell, I’m afraid
A Bm
‘Cause being without you is soundin’ okay

[Pre-Chorus]
G
You call me up
Bm A
I hate the way you point out my vices
D G
I hate the way you put me in crisis
Bm
Don’t want you, don’t need you
A E
But most of all, I won’t

[Chorus]
G Bm
Won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A D D/F#
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
G Bm
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A E
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
G Bm
Won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A D D/F#
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
G Bm
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A E
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby

[Post-Chorus]
G A
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
Bm
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
I won’t go

[Verse 2]
G A
Nothin’s the same
A Bm
I don’t need to see you when I’m in LA
A G
I’d rather be home
G A Bm
I’m fckin’ amazing at being alone, yeah
G A
Leanin’ on friends
A Bm
Forgettin’ the reason this ever began
D G
‘Cause empathy’s hard
A E
When you’re leavin’ everyone with scars (Ah)

[Pre-Chorus]
C
Gall me up
Bm A
I hate the way you point out my vices
D G
I hate the way you put me in crisis
G Bm
Don’t want you, don’t need you
A E
But most of all, I won’t

[Chorus]
G Bm
Won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A D D/F#
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
G Bm
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby
A E
I won’t go, baby, won’t go, baby

[Outro]
Fck
Fck

How to play Lakehouse: key, chords and progression

Lakehouse by Jeremy Zucker sits in B minor (two sharps: F♯, C♯), and you need 7 chords to play it: G, A, Bm, D, E, D/F# and C.

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

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.