Dec182019

Kylie Minogue – Every Days Like Christmas Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Every Days Like Christmas by Kylie Minogue on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
G A D D5 Bm
G A D D5 Bm

[Verse 1]
G G/B
Thinking of you
A D D5 Bm
Thinking of all that you do to me
G G/B
Out of the blue
A D D5 Bm
All that I hope but live without it
G G/B
Sail into view
A D D5 Bm
And put a light that moved right through me
G G/B
It’s all coming true
A D D5 Bm
And now every day’s like Christmas

[Chorus]
G A Asus4
Until you,
D Bm
Every day was ordinary,
G A Asus4
It’s true
D Bm
And now every day’s like Christmas

[Verse 2]
G G/B
All ‘cos of you
A D D5 Bm
All now there’s angels all around me
G G/B
I was down and disused
A D D5 Bm
And now I can’t believe you found me
G G/B
Thinking of you
A D D5 Bm
Thinking of all the storms we weathered
G G/B
Thanks for pulling me through
A D D5 Bm
I hope we’ll always be together

[Chorus]
G A Asus4
‘Cause it’s true
D Bm
Every day before was heavy
G A Asus4
And ooh ooh ooh ooh
D Bm
And now every day’s like Christmas

[Bridge]
G Em
Oh, you’re just extraordinary
D Bm
And all before my hopes are buried
G Em A Asus4
Now my dreams are coming very true
G Em F#m Bm
Now I’m falling, I’m falling
G Em A Asus4
I’m falling into you

[Chorus]
G A Asus4
And ooh ooh ooh ooh
D Bm
You’re just extraordinary
G A Asus4
It’s true ooh ooh oooh
D Bm
You make every day like Christmas

[Outro]
G A Asus4
And ooh ooh ooh ooh
D Bm
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
G A Asus4
And ooh

How to play Every Days Like Christmas: key, chords and progression

To play Every Days Like Christmas by Kylie Minogue, think in D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). It takes 9 chords: G, A, D, D5, Bm, G/B, Asus4, Em and F#m.

Listen for A – D – D5 – Bm (V – I – I – vi in D major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is soh – doh – doh – lah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Good to know: on guitar, Bm and F#m need a barre or movable shape. Take the change into them slowly at first; piano and ukulele players have it easier.