Quinn XCII – Stacy Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

Quinn XCII – Stacy Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression

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This is the chord progression of Stacy by Quinn XCII on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
A E A

[Verse 1]
A                                          E
At the 50 yard line, I saw her feet
E                                                 Fm
She was under the bleachers, waiting for me
D                         D                         Dm
No, I never get high, but I’m smoking her weed
A                                                             E
She been giving this freshman love since last June
Fm
The only senior girl with tattoos
D                                                 Dm
Said nobody can find out things that we do

[Pre-Chorus]
A
She said, “Put your hands behind your head
E                                     Fm                         D
Let me blow your mind, kid, but don’t get too excited”

[Chorus]
A                                                             E
You can call me “Stacy,” you can call me “love”
Fm                                                             D
You can call me “baby” and all of the above
A                                                                         E
You can call me late night and I’ll be at your door
Fm                                     D
You can call me anything, oh, anything you want
A
Just don’t call me yours
E, Fm,D, A

[Verse 2]
A                                     E
It’s 3:05 on a Friday, bell rings
Fm
Her parents left last night for Palm Springs
D
She’s got the whole house empty for me
A                                                 E
My brother, he needed the car, so I ran
Fm
Down 71st as fast as I can
D
I’m telling her everything I had planned

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[Pre-Chorus]
A
She said, “I know we’ve been getting close
E Fm D
We can’t get no closer; you’ll get it when you’re older”

[Chorus]
A                                                 E
You can call me “Stacy,” you can call me “love”
Fm                                                             D
You can call me “baby” and all of the above
A                                                                         E
You can call me late night and I’ll be at your door
Fm                                                 D
You can call me anything, oh, anything you want
A             E     Fm             D
Just don’t call me yours
A             E    Fm             D
Just don’t call me yours

[Chorus]
A                                                             E
You can call me “Stacy,” you can call me “love”
Fm                                                             D
You can call me “baby” and all of the above
A                                                             E
You can call me late night and I’ll be at your door
Fm                                                                         D
You can call me anything, oh, anything you want
A
Just don’t call me yours

[Outro]
E Fm D
I’m over you
E Fm D
I’m over you
E Fm D
I’m over you
E Fm D
I’m over you

How to play Stacy: key, chords and progression

Stacy by Quinn XCII is centred on A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯). The song uses 6 chords: A, E, Fm, D, Dm and Fm,D.

The progression the song keeps returning to is A – E – Fm – D (I – V – ♭vi – IV in A major). Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.

Chord diagrams

A chord on guitar (x02220)
AA C♯ E
E chord on guitar (022100)
EE G♯ B
Fm chord on guitar (133111)
FmF A♭ C
D chord on guitar (xx0232)
DD F♯ A
Dm chord on guitar (xx0231)
DmD F A

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Stacy chords: questions

What key is Stacy in?

Stacy by Quinn XCII is centred on A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯).

What chords are in Stacy?

Stacy uses 6 chords: A, E, Fm, D, Dm, Fm,D.

What is the chord progression of Stacy?

The main progression is A – E – Fm – D (I – V – ♭vi – IV).

Is Stacy easy to play on guitar?

Yes. Almost every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.

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