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Koe Wetzel – Reconsider Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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These are Reconsider Chords by Koe Wetzel on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

[Verse 1]
D         Am7
 Oh take another look
 C        G
around me
D             Am7
Still waiting for a
         C
light to shine
D           Am7
 But if you looked you
        C
haven't found me baby
D            Am7
 And I don't want to
      C
waste your time


[Chorus]
   G
But if I tried,
 would
   C
you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   Em7
coming home?
G
 And if I cried,
         C
would you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   G         C
comin' home?
   G        C
Comin' home


[Verse 2]
D       Am7
 Take a breath and
       C
try to hold it
D             Am7
 Wish I could hold
         C
it long enough
D               Am7
 Can't help but hate
           C
the way we folded
 baby
D      Am7
 Was I ever
     C
good enough?

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[Chorus]
G
 And if I tried,
         C
would you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   Em7
coming home?
G
 And if I cried,
         C
would you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   G
comin' home?


[Harmonica Solo]
C   Am7   G


[Bridge]
          D
Ya know I hate
myself
 when
I'm not with you
         C
'Cause I don't know
 what
I'm supposed to do
D
Tried to take a step
today
    Am7       G
But I keep getting
 C     D
 in my way
         Am7
So take another
      C
look around me

[Out-Chorus]
G
And if I tried,
would
   C
you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   Em7
coming home?
G
 And if I cried,
would
   C
you reconsider?
         Am7
Would you reconsider
   G
comin' home?
   C        Am7   G
Comin' home

Watch: Koe Wetzel - Reconsider (Official Lyric Video)

From KoeWetzelVEVO on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.

How to play Reconsider: key, chords and progression

Reconsider by Koe Wetzel is built around G major (one sharp: F♯), with 5 chords in all: D, Am7, C, G and Em7.

Listen for C – D – Am7 – C (IV – V – ii7 – IV in G major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is fah – soh – reh – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Beginner-friendly: on guitar every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.