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Matching Mole – Signed Curtain Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

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[Intro]
C    Bb               A
        A-a-a-aaa-a-a-aaa
Fmaj7      C                 E
   A-a-a-a-aaa-a-a-a-a aaa-a-aaa
      Am
A-a-a-aaa-a-a-aaa
F          G C
A-a-a-a-aaa

[Verse 1]
           C
This is the first verse
Gm            G          Fmaj7
  This is the first verse
            C
This is the first verse,
the first, the first
    Gm               G
And this is the first verse,
         Fmaj7
verse - the first verse
                C
And this is the first verse
Gm             G          Fmaj7
   This is the first veeerse

[Chorus]
                C
And this is the chorus
Bb                  A
  Or perhaps it's a bridge
   Fmaj7 N.C. Fmaj7     C
Or just  a-   nother paaart
       E
Of the song that I'm
 Am       F   G C
singing

[Verse 2]
                 C
And this is the second verse
      Gm                   G    Fmaj7
Or it could be the last veeerse
                C
And this is the second verse,
second verse, second verse
Gm                      G
   It could be the last verse,
           Fmaj7
 last verse
                  C
And this is the second verse
Gm                  G        Fmaj7
  It’s probably the last one

[Chorus]
                C
And this is the chorus
Bb                  A
  Or perhaps it's a bridge
   Fmaj7       Fmaj7
Or just  a-   nother

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[Outro]
   F     Bm
   keeey change
D9
 Never mind
   Am
It doesn't hurt
                   E
It only means that I
                   G
Lost faith in this song
         C                   Fm
Cause it won't help me reach you

How to play Signed Curtain: key, chords and progression

These are Signed Curtain chords by Matching Mole on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

Signed Curtain by Matching Mole keeps coming home to F major (one flat: B♭). You need 12 chords: C, Bb, A, Fmaj7, E, Am, F, G, Gm, Bm, D9 and Fm.

The backbone of the song is C – Gm – G – Fmaj7 (V – ii – II – Imaj7 in F major). In solfa, that is soh – reh – reh – doh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Good to know: Bb, F, Gm, Bm and D9 are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.