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Mia Žnidarič – A Si Ti Al Nisi Ti Moj Ljubi Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsAm6 D7 Am7 Am/B B7 E7 D9 G7 Cmaj7 G C F Bb7 C7 F7 A7

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These are A Si Ti Al Nisi Ti Moj Ljubi Chords by Mia Žnidarič on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Am6 D7

[Verse 1]
Am7  Am/B  B7  E7
Ura bo že pol deset,
Am7   Am/B      B7  E7
ljubi moj je pozen spet
        D9   G7
Jaz pa čakam,  ker ga
    Cmaj7   B7 E7
ljubim.
Am7  Am/B  B7  E7
Šla bom do njegovih
  Am7
vrat,
 Am/B      B7  E7
 prav vse odgovore
iskat.
        D9    G7
Grem ga vprašat,
ker ga
  Cmaj7   B7 E7
ljubim.

[Refrain 1]
Am7   Am/B
A si ti al'
 E7
nisi ti
      Am7
moj ljubi?
   D9
Že dolgo v meni
  G
vzbujaš
       C     B7 E7
rahel dvom.
Am7   Am/B
A si
  E7
še moj ljubi,
 Am7
ljubi?
   D9
Vedno bolj se
    G
zdi, da
         C B7 E7
nisi moj.

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[Bridge 1]
 F            Bb7
Moški je pač bitje,
         C      C7
ki prav čuden se zdi.
 F            F7
Čim se zaneseš nanj,
za njim
C7            B7  E7
le dim se pokadi.

[Refrain 2]
Am7   Am/B   E7
A si ti   al' nisi ti
    Am7
moj ljubi?
   D9
Morda ljubi drugo
G        C     B7 E7
našel je.
   D9            G
A ljubi moj, še vedno
         C   Cmaj7
ljubi je.

[Solo]
Am7   Am/B   E7
D9           G
Am7
C     B7 E7

[Bridge 2]
 F            Bb7
Moški je pač bitje,
         C      C7
ki prav čuden se zdi.
 F            F7
Čim se zaneseš nanj,
za njim
C7            B7  E7
le dim se pokadi.

[Refrain 3]
Am7   Am/B
A si ti
   E7
al' nisi
       Am7
ti moj ljubi?
   D9
Morda ljubi
   G
drugo
         C   A7
 našel je.
   D9
A ljubi moj,
    G
še vedno
         C Cmaj7
ljubi je.

Watch: A si ti al' nisi ti moj ljubi

From Mia Žnidarič - Topic on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.

How to play A Si Ti Al Nisi Ti Moj Ljubi: key, chords and progression

A Si Ti Al Nisi Ti Moj Ljubi by Mia Žnidarič is built around C major (no sharps or flats), with 16 chords in all: Am6, D7, Am7, Am/B, B7, E7, D9, G7, Cmaj7, G, C and F and 4 more.

The progression the song keeps returning to is B7 – E7 – Am7 – Am/B (VII7 – III7 – vi7 – vi in C major). In solfa, that is te – mi – lah – lah. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: on guitar, Am6, D9, F, Bb7 and F7 need a barre or movable shape. Take the change into them slowly at first; piano and ukulele players have it easier.