Mar132023

Sleeping at Last – To Be Enchanted Chords on Piano & Ukulele

ChordsC Em Am F Dm G EC/G

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[Verse 1]
C    Em               Am
  I believe I’ve seen a ghost and
I don’t know who it is.
C        Em         Am
  It just follows me around,
    F          Dm
 pretending to exist.

[Chorus]
                   G
I’ve never related more to
  Dm          E        Am
anything or anyone before
F
  I can’t explain it.

[Interlude]
 C   Em    Am

[Verse 2]
C       Em
  I see longing in
      Am       (Am)
it's eyes,
C               Em
  I can’t quite put my
        Am       F
finger on it.
C                  Em
  There’s just something about
       Am                 F
 it's face that makes me sad,
C               Em
  it’s as much afraid
          Am       Dm
as it’s haunted.

[Chorus]
                   G
I’ve never related more to
 Dm          E        Am
 anything or anyone before
F
  I can’t explain it.

[Interlude]
 C      Em
 C       Em
 Am    F

[Verse 3]
C           Em
  Politely, I asked,
          Am       (Am)
“Are you real?”,
C
  it said, “Here,
  Em             Am       F
   let me prove it”.
C                Em
  It placed it's hand
      Am            C/G
in my hand
C             Em
  and neither one of
          Am          Am
us could feel it.

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[outro]
Dm
  “Don’t kill the messenger,
      G
” it begged,
Dm
  “You’re alive,
       E                  Am
quit acting like you’re   dead”.
Dm
  Like a mirror,
             G
 it spoke so clear,
           Dm
“Don’t you recognize the
   E                 Am   Am
 reason why you’re   here
F
to be enchanted,
 C    Em     C   Em
 Am
F                 C
  to be enchanted?”

How to play To Be Enchanted: key, chords and progression

These are To Be Enchanted chords by Sleeping at Last on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

To Be Enchanted by Sleeping at Last is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats). The song uses 8 chords: C, Em, Am, F, Dm, G, E and C/G.

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

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