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Jhasmine Villanueva – An Satuyang Istorya Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsG D Em CD/F#Am

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[Intro]
G D Em C

[Verse 1]
  G              D
Dai ako makakalingaw
       Em         C        
Kan biglaang nag dungaw an
   G
 aldaw
                  D
Na dawa pa madampugon
               Em        
Mas namamaanan an saimong
  C
 kagwapuhan
G D Em C

[Verse 2]
  G           D
Dai ko abot maisip
       Em        C       
Kan biglaang nag sirip an
   G
 bulan
                   D
Sa tahaw kan kadikluman
          Em  C
Sa kalangitan

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[Refrain]
 Em       C       G      
Ini an saru sa kadakol na
    D/F#
 rason
    Em     C    G    D/F#
Kun nata ako namumuoton

[Chorus]
C             G
An boses na kasing gayon kan
 Mayon
  Em              D/F#
Bakong makasawaon pag danguggon
     C                 G
An saimong mata garu bituon
 na bakong
     Em          D/F#
Makatanglayon pag hilingon
C G Em D/F#

[Refrain]
 Em       C       G      
Ini an saru sa kadakol na
    D/F#
 rason
     Em     C    G    D/F#
Kung nata ako binayaan mo
G Am  Em D/F#

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[Bridge]
G          Am
An istorya tang duwa
Em       C      D/F#
Kaituhon pa natapos

[Chorus]
     C                    
Igwa nang ibang rason kung
 G
 nata pirme na
  Em                D/F#
Nadadangog an boses mong 
magayunon
  C                 G
Igwa nang ibang pig hihiling
 an
       Em                 
Mga matang sing gayon kan
  D/F#
 mga bituon
C G Em D/F#

[Outro]
  G             D
Dai ako makakalingaw
        Em       C          G
Kan biglaang tinukalan mo ako

How to play An Satuyang Istorya: key, chords and progression

This is the chords of An Satuyang Istorya by Jhasmine Villanueva on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

An Satuyang Istorya by Jhasmine Villanueva is in the key of G major (one sharp: F♯). The song uses 6 chords: G, D, Em, C, D/F# and Am.

The progression the song keeps returning to is G – D – Em – C (I – V – vi – IV in G major), the “four-chord” progression behind countless pop, rock and worship songs. In solfa, that is doh – soh – lah – fah. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

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