Louis Tomlinson – Change Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Louis Tomlinson – Change Chords on Piano & Ukulele

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ChordsAm7A7DDm

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[Verse 1]
              Am7                A7
Turn on the lights, it's easy to see
                     D
We were just getting by,
               Dm
we were complete
                Am7
It hasn't been long,
                A7
that I've been away
              D                 Dm
I don't know why, everything changed

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[Chorus]
'Cause inside
Am7
We're still the kids
                    A7
on the Friday nights
                                  D
Silver streets and the neon signs
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
                        Am7
Sometimes I wonder why
                                A7
If you need you can call on me
                             D
I'll be the friend you need
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
But I feel the same inside

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[Verse 2]
                Am7
The kids are alright
                A7
That used to be me
                   D
Always losing our minds
             Dm
Out on the street
                    Am7
A trip down memory lane
Houses all look the same
                                A7
There's different names on the gates
And all the people have changed
              D
Oh it's such a shame,
       Dm
that nothing stays the same

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[Chorus]
'Cause inside
Am7
We're still the kids
                    A7
on the Friday nights
                                 D
Silver streets and the neon signs
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
                        Am7
Sometimes I wonder why
                               A7
If you need you can call on me
                             D
I'll be the friend you need
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
But I feel the same inside

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[Bridge]
 Am7
When you gonna realize
You don’t get another life
  A7
Always over-analyze
             D
I know it’ll be alright
                      Dm
You’ve still got the rest
of your life
Am7
Now it’s time to realize
You don’t get another life
  A7
Always over-analyze
             D
I know it’ll be alright
                      Dm
You’ve still got the rest
of your life

[Chorus]
'Cause inside
Am7
We're still the kids
                    A7
on the Friday nights
                                 D
Silver streets and the neon signs
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
                        Am7
Sometimes I wonder why
                                A7
If you need you can call on me
                             D
I'll be the friend you need
                              Dm
Everything's changed outside
But I feel the same inside

[Refrain]
 Am7
When you gonna realize
You don’t get another life
  A7
Always over-analyze
             D
I know it’ll be alright
                      Dm
You’ve still got the rest
of your life

How to play Change: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Change by Louis Tomlinson on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

Change by Louis Tomlinson is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats). The song uses 4 chords: Am7, A7, D and Dm.

The backbone of the song is Am7 – A7 – D – Dm (i7 – I7 – IV – iv in A minor). Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

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

Chord diagrams

Am7 chord on guitar (x02010)
Am7A C E G
A7 chord on guitar (x02020)
A7A C♯ E G
D chord on guitar (xx0232)
DD F♯ A
Dm chord on guitar (xx0231)
DmD F A

Change chords: questions

What key is Change in?

Change by Louis Tomlinson is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats).

What chords are in Change?

Change uses 4 chords: Am7, A7, D, Dm.

What is the chord progression of Change?

The main progression is Am7 – A7 – D – Dm (i7 – I7 – IV – iv).

Is Change easy to play on guitar?

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

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