KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet Chords on Piano & Ukulele

KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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[Chorus]
              Em
It's not over yet
G                            C
Tell me where you startin' a fire?
                      Em
It's burnin' up in my head
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that it's not over yet?
G                     C
Why you gotta tear my heart out?
                Em
Leave me in the rain
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that It's not over yet?

[Verse 1]
Em                  G
When the life hates and
the dawn breaks
C
That's when it's hardest
to fix it
Em                 G
When you're lonely and
your heart aches
C               D
That's when you know
what you're missin'
Em                     G
Hold up, let me get my story
straight
C
It hit me like a tidal wave
Em                     G
Won't you give me just another
       C
day to tell myself?

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[Chorus]
              Em
It's not over yet
G                            C
Tell me where you startin' a fire?
                      Em
It's burnin' up in my head
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that it's not over yet?
G                     C
Why you gotta tear my heart out?
                Em
Leave me in the rain
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that It's not over yet?

[Post-Chorus]
G   C        Em   G    C
Yet-yet, yet-yet, yet-yet
D             Em
It's not over yet

[Verse 2: Tom Grennan]
                 G
Show me where to look for a halo
C
Oh, I'm sick and tired
             Em
of the pain, so
              G                 C
I don't wanna be the one to let go
D
Oh, no
    Em                       G
But why is everybody tellin' me
it's over?
C
Tryna shut the voices out
the gate and closer
Em
Help me stay alive just
   G             C
so I can show ya

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[Chorus]
              Em
It's not over yet
G                            C
Tell me where you startin' a fire?
                      Em
It's burnin' up in my head
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that it's not over yet?
G                     C
Why you gotta tear my heart out?
                Em
Leave me in the rain
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that It's not over yet?

[Post-Chorus]
G   C        Em   G    C
Yet-yet, yet-yet, yet-yet
D             Em
It's not over yet

[Outro: KSI & Tom Grennan]
G                            C
Tell me where you startin' a fire?
                      Em
It's burnin' up in my head
G               C
Why do I always tell myself
     D             Em
that it's not over yet?
Em  G  C

How to play KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Not Over Yet by KSI feat. Tom Grennan on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet by KSI keeps coming home to E minor (one sharp: F♯). You need 4 chords: Em, G, C and D.

Most of the song cycles through Em – G – C – Em (i – III – VI – i in E minor). Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

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

Chord diagrams

Em chord on guitar (022000)
EmE G B
G chord on guitar (320003)
GG B D
C chord on guitar (x32010)
CC E G
D chord on guitar (xx0232)
DD F♯ A

KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet chords: questions

What key is KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet in?

KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet by KSI is centred on E minor (one sharp: F♯).

What chords are in KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet?

KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet uses 4 chords: Em, G, C, D.

What is the chord progression of KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet?

The main progression is Em – G – C – Em (i – III – VI – i).

Is KSI feat. Tom Grennan- Not Over Yet easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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