[Intro]GD7/F#FE7Cm7Am7EmD[Verse 1]GD7/F#
Paint yourself white
FE7
Clip on the wings
Cm7Am7EmD
Climb high to the top of a building
GD7/F#
Does it make you an angel
FE7
Or some kind of freak
Cm7Am7Em
To believe enough
D
In somebody like me?
B7
Baby
[Chorus]GD7/F#FE7
Oh, I (Oh, I), guess we'll see
Cm7Am7EmD
Who was the freak
[Verse 2]GD7/F#
Dress up in white
FE7
Slip on the ring
Cm7Am7Em
Walk straight down the aisle
D
To the violin strings
GD7/F#
Does it make you a genius or
FE7
The fool of the week
Cm7Am7Em
To believe enough
D
In somebody like me?
B7
Baby
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[Chorus]GD7/F#FE7
Oh, I (Oh, I), guess we'll see
Cm7Am7EmD
Who was the freak
GD7/F#FE7
Time (Oh, I), tells us things
(I guеss we'll see)
Cm7Am7EmD
That you and I can't see
[Outro]
G D7/F# F E7 Cm7 Am7 Em D (4x)
How to play Somebody Like Me: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for Somebody Like Me by St. Vincent on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
Somebody Like Me by St. Vincent is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats). The song uses 9 chords: G, D7/F#, F, E7, Cm7, Am7, Em, D and B7.
The backbone of the song is G – D7/F# – F – E7 (VII – IV7 – VI – V7 in A minor). Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Good to know: F and Cm7 are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.
Chord diagrams
GG B DD7D F♯ A CFF A CE7E G♯ B DCm7C E♭ G B♭Am7A C E GEmE G BDD F♯ AB7B D♯ F♯ A
GG B DD7D F♯ A CFF A CE7E G♯ B DCm7C E♭ G B♭Am7A C E GEmE G BDD F♯ AB7B D♯ F♯ A
GG B DD7D F♯ A CFF A CE7E G♯ B DCm7C E♭ G B♭Am7A C E GEmE G BDD F♯ AB7B D♯ F♯ A
Somebody Like Me chords: questions
What key is Somebody Like Me in?
Somebody Like Me by St. Vincent is centred on A minor (no sharps or flats).
What chords are in Somebody Like Me?
Somebody Like Me uses 9 chords: G, D7/F#, F, E7, Cm7, Am7, Em, D, B7.
What is the chord progression of Somebody Like Me?
The main progression is G – D7/F# – F – E7 (VII – IV7 – VI – V7).
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