Jul172019

Kane Brown – Like A Rodeo Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

ChordsDm C Bb

KeyKeyCapo

View

This is the chord progression of Like A Rodeo by Kane Brown on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo
C Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo

[Verse 1]
C Dm C
I picked you up with a cowboy nod at the hotel bar
Bb C
It was less than eight seconds, girl, you stole my heart
Dm C
We had drinks and smokes, played your songs on guitar
Bb C
I was crazy out the gate and you were wild from the start
Dm C Bb
You hopped in my Bronco and we had the time of our life
C Dm
We’ve come a long way since then, girl
C Bb
But it’s been one hell of a ride

[Chorus]
C Dm C
Love is like a rodeo, tryna see how far we go
Bb
After one touch, became obsessed with the rush
C Dm C
Yeah, love is like a rodeo, I just wanna steal the show
Bb
We fight and we fall, but we keep holding on
C Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo
C Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo

[Verse 2]
C Dm C
Girl, there’s something kind of dangerous about the way you move
Bb C
I knew it wouldn’t be easy hanging on to you
Dm C
‘Cause when you hit the light, put your lips on mine
Bb
It gets hotter than a Houston night

[Chorus]
C Dm C
Yeah, love is like a rodeo, tryna see how far we go
Bb
After one touch, became obsessed with the rush
C Dm C
Yeah, love is like a rodeo, I just wanna steal the show
Bb
We fight and we fall, but we keep holding on
C Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo
C Dm C Bb
Love is like a rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo

[Bridge]
Dm
You hopped in my Bronco
C Bb
And we had the time of our life (The time of our life)
C Dm
We’ve come a long way since then, girl
C Bb
But it’s been one hell of a ride (One hell of a ride)

[Outro]
C Dm C
I picked you up with a cowboy nod at the hotel bar
Bb C Dm
It was less than eight seconds, girl, you stole my heart
Rodeo, rodeo, rodeo, rodeo

How to play Like A Rodeo: key, chords and progression

Like A Rodeo by Kane Brown is written in D minor (one flat: B♭) and moves through 3 chords: Dm, C and Bb.

Most of the song cycles through Dm – C – Bb – C (i – VII – VI – VII in D minor), a minor “Aeolian” loop common in rock and Afrobeats. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: on guitar, Bb needs a barre or movable shape. Take the change into it slowly at first; piano and ukulele players have it easier.