This is the chord progression of Lost Frequencies – Melody on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.
AmFC
Hey Melody, every night you play me something sweet GAm
And when I’m down you always change the key FC
I need you now my heart has lost the beat Am
And I’m counting on your love, hey Melody FC
We both could use a reason just to smile GAm
So let me be your harmony tonight FC
Every note you hit cuts into me
So let me hear your love sing
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[Chorus] AmFC G
So let me hear your love sing AmFC
Let me hear your love sing AmFC G
So let me hear your love sing AmFC
Let me hear your love sing
How to play Melody: key, chords and progression
Melody by Lost Frequencies is built around C major (no sharps or flats), with 4 chords in all: Am, F, C and G.
The backbone of the song is Am – F – C – G (vi – IV – I – V in C major), the “sensitive” minor-start rotation of the four-chord progression, a favourite in ballads and worship. In solfa, that is lah – fah – doh – soh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes Em, C, G, D (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
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Melody chords: questions
What key is Melody in?
Melody by Lost Frequencies is centred on C major (no sharps or flats).
What chords are in Melody?
Melody uses 4 chords: Am, F, C, G.
What is the chord progression of Melody?
The main progression is Am – F – C – G (vi – IV – I – V), the “sensitive” minor-start rotation of the four-chord progression, a favourite in ballads and worship.
Is Melody easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 5th fret and play the shapes Em, C, G, D (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo).
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