Mar162018

Skye Townsend – Noreg iano & Ukulele Chord Progression

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This is the chord progression of Noreg by Skye Townsend on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Fm G# C# D#
Fm G# C#
Fm G# C# D#
Fm G# C#

[Verse 1]
Fm G# C# D#
Well I woke up tossing and turning
Fm G# C#
And unfamiliar fire’s been burning
Fm G# C# D#
And I don’t know how to feel
Fm G#
I’m not used to real
C#
It’s too real
Fm G# C# D#
For more than two years I’ve been lonely
Fm G# C#
And then you came around ever so slowly
Fm G# C# D#
When I needed it most you’d just hold me
Fm G#
And then you’d unfold me
C#
Every layer

[Pre-chorus]
Fm G#
I don’t wanna run from it
C# D#
This is the happiest I’ve ever been
Fm G#
I’d rather escape with these memories
C#
Than worry about losing him

[Chorus]
Fm G# C# D#
Noreg noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C#
Noreg Noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C# D#
Noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C#
Noreg noreg no regular love

[Instrumental]
C# Fm D#

[Bridge]
C# Fm D#
I’m not great at love, but I’m open
C# Fm D#
And out of all of the prayers out there, mine was chosen
C# Fm D#
You’re unbelievable
C# Fm
How can I trust this?, trust shit
D#
I can’t even find the words

[Pre-chorus]
Fm G#
I don’t wanna run from it
C# D#
This is the happiest I’ve ever been
Fm G#
I’d rather escape with these memories
C#
Than worry about losing him

[Chorus]
Fm G# C# D#
Noreg noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C#
Noreg Noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C# D#
Noreg noreg no regular love
Fm G# C#
Noreg noreg no regular love

[Instrumental]
Fm G# C# D#
Fm G# C#
Fm G# C# D#
Fm G# C#

[Outro]
Fm G# C# D#
Well I woke up tossing and turning
Fm G# C#
And unfamiliar fire’s been burning
Fm G# C# D#
And I don’t know how to feel
Fm G#
I’m not used to real
C#
I swear that’s too real

[Ending]
Fm G# C# D#
Fm G# C#

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How to play Noreg iano: key, chords and progression

Noreg iano by Skye Townsend is built around F minor (four flats: B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭), with 4 chords in all: Fm, G#, C# and D#.

The progression the song keeps returning to is D# – Fm – G# – C# (VII – i – III – VI in F 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 Em, G, C, D (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 0% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.