These are Afro Blue by Rhyan Douglas on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar & Keyboard.
[Chords][Intro]
Gotta put on my glasses,
look on the bright side
Made it out of Brampton,
graduated from Five Guys,
oh
Do I captivate your mind?
Do I mean a little more to
you?
Said she don't need a man,
they don't love you like I do,
ooh (They don't love you like
I do)
They don't love you like I do,
they don't love you like I do
(They don't love you like I do)
(Afro blue, niggas)
A#m7BM7F#M7F7sus4[Verse 1]A#m7
Inhale the flumes
BM7
Espom salts too
F#M7
Sweet rhythm blue
F7sus4
I'm proud of you
A#m7
Who knows what's
coming?
BM7
No need to predict
what's next for us
F#M7
Do we still trust
in us
F7sus4
My love?
[Chorus]A#m7BM7
We could do
F#M7
Anything you want to do,
F7sus4
girl
A#m7BM7
We could do
F#M7
Anything you want to do,
F7sus4
girl
[Verse 2]A#m7
Rendezvous by Wendy's
BM7
Had to lie to mom to
use
F7sus4
the car, are you happy
now?
F7sus4
(Bad girl, sad girl,
it's a sad girl)
Bad girl, sad girl
A#m7BM7
We forgot the jammies
(forgot the jammies)
Got my mind runnin'
F#M7
five hundred miles
per hour
F7sus4
Sittin' in silence now
A#m7
With that look you
give me
BM7
Could not hide what
F#M7
I feel inside
I'm young, I'm dumb,
F7sus4
bitch fun, I just
don't get out
[Chorus]A#m7BM7
We could do
F#M7
Anything you want to
F7sus4
do, girl
A#m7BM7
We could do
F#M7
Anything you want to
F7sus4
do, girl
[Outro]A#m7BM7F#M7
Sweet
rhythm blue, I'm proud
of you
A#m7BM7
We could do
G7#11F#M7
Anything you want
F7F#dim7
to do, boy
Watch: Rhyan Douglas - Afro Blue (Official Video)
From RhyanDouglasVEVO on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.
How to play Afro Blue: key, chords and progression
Afro Blue by Rhyan Douglas is in the key of B♭ minor (five flats: B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, G♭). The song uses 7 chords: A#m7, BM7, F#M7, F7sus4, G7#11, F7 and F#dim7.
The progression the song keeps returning to is A#m7 – BM7 – F#M7 – F7sus4 (i7 – ♭IImaj7 – VImaj7 – V7sus4 in B♭ minor). Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes Am7, Bbmaj7, Fmaj7, E7sus4, F#7, E7, Fdim7 (57% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 14% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
The main progression is A#m7 – BM7 – F#M7 – F7sus4 (i7 – ♭IImaj7 – VImaj7 – V7sus4).
Is Afro Blue easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes Am7, Bbmaj7, Fmaj7, E7sus4, F#7, E7, Fdim7 (57% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 14% without a capo).
New chords in your inbox
Fresh piano, guitar and ukulele chords and playing tips, once a week. No spam, unsubscribe any time.