Oct302018

Michael Bublé – Love You Anymore Chord Progression on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

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This is the chord progression of Love You Anymore by Michael Bublé on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
C Em Am/C F Fm/Ab G Am Dm G

[Verse 1]
C Em
Just because I wander ’round the places we would go
Am/C       F
Hopin’ that I’d run into you one last time
Dm       Am
Just because I never took your picture off my phone
Dm       G
Doesn’t mean that you’re still on my mind

[Chorus]
C       Em
Just because I accidentally slip and say your name
Am/C       F
When I hear our song, it makes me insecure
Fm/Ab    G Am
Just because I know I’ll never ever feel the same
Dm G     C
Doesn’t mean I love you anymore

[Post-Chorus]
G    C
Am I lyin’ to myself again
Fm/Ab Am    C
When I say you’re not the best I’ve ever had?
Em    Am
Am I lyin’ to myself again
Dm G    G7
When I say that I’m not missing you so bad?

[Chorus]
C       Em
Just because I’m on my knees and swearing I will change
Am/C          F
And I’d do anything to hear you say, “I’m yours”
Fm/Ab G    Am
Just because I know I’ll never ever feel the same
Dm G C Em Am/C F Fm/Ab Em Am D
Doesn’t mean I love you anymore

[Post-Chorus]
G    C
Am I lyin’ to myself again
Fm/Ab Am    C
When I say you’re not the best I’ve ever had?
Em    Am
Am I lyin’ to myself again
Dm       G
When I say that I’m not missing you so bad?

[Chorus]
C       Em
Just because I’m on my knees and swearing I will change
Am/C       F
And do anything to hear you say, “I’m yours”
Fm/Ab    G    Am
Just because I know I’ll never ever feel the same

[Outro]
Dm G Am Dm
Doesn’t mean I love you anymore, more
Dm G Am Dm
Doesn’t mean I love you anymore (Anymore, anymore)
Dm G C
Doesn’t mean I love you anymore

How to play Love You Anymore: key, chords and progression

Love You Anymore by Michael Bublé sits in C major (no sharps or flats), and you need 10 chords to play it: C, Em, Am/C, F, Fm/Ab, G, Am, Dm, G7 and D.

Most of the song cycles through C – Em – Am/C – F (I – iii – vi – IV in C major). In solfa, that is doh – mi – lah – fah. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

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