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Liam Gallagher & John Squire – One Day At A Time on Piano & Ukulele

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These are One Day At A Time chords by Liam Gallagher & John Squire on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Gm Fm Gm

[Verse 1]
D           A
 Flat on my back and
 G           D
wide to the sky
G          D
 Everybody needs
            A
someone to love
D           A
 A little romance,
     G           D
the clouds sail by
G              D
 You'll regret some
                  A
decisions to the day
          Gm Fm Gm
you die

[Chorus]
A          D
 Lord have mercy
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
E
 Lay down and dream with me
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
G                 D
 Can you hear the music
A                 G
 Can you hear the rhyme
Gm
  Just take it one
         Dm
day at a time
Gm
  Just take it one
          A
 day at a time

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[Verse 2]
D        A
 Welcome back to the
  G           D
 land of the living
G          D            A
 We got so many people to be
D              A
 I know you're happy in
         G      D
your suburban traps
G              D
 You should've fcked me
         A
whеn you had the chance
  Gm Fm Dsus4 D

[Chorus]
A          D
 Lord have mercy
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
E
 Lay down and dream with me
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
G                 D
 Can you hear the music
G                 A   G
 Can you hear the rhyme

[Instrument]
A G
A G
D G

[Chorus]
A          D
 Lord have mercy
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
E
 Lay down and dream with me
G                D
 It's gonna be alright
G                 D
 Can you hear the music
A                 G
 Can you hear the rhyme
Gm
  Just take it one
         Dm
day at a time
Gm
  Just take it one
     A    D
day at a time

How to play One Day At A Time: key, chords and progression

One Day At A Time by Liam Gallagher & John Squire is in the key of D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 8 chords: Gm, Fm, D, A, G, E, Dm and Dsus4.

The progression the song keeps returning to is D – G – D – A (I – IV – I – V in D major). In solfa, that is doh – fah – doh – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: Gm and Fm are the tricky part on guitar (barre or movable shapes). Slow the change down until it is clean; on piano and ukulele they are simpler.