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Wonderful – Over The Moon Chords on Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsD Em7 A7 D7 G C#7 F#Bm A Am7 Gmaj7 G#m E7 Bm7 Gm

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[Verse 1]
Do you ever hug your scales?
D
Shake your tail and 
make a light show?
Em7          A7          D
A dance of colors and hues
    D7
Well, I do

[Chorus]
G           C#7
Here, right before your eyes
  D       F#          Bm
A bright kaleidoscope surprise!
G                  Em7
No moment is the same
            A7
And that is wonderful -ul

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[Verse 2]
D            A
Do you ever watch the earth?
Bm                  G
  Lounge around and see
 it floating
Em7       A7               D
A swirl of white clouds and blue
   D7
Well, I do

[Chorus]
G        C#7
It changes everyday
  D       F#          Bm
It spins and turns and twirls away
G                  Em7
It just keeps rollin' on
            A7               D
And that is wonderful - hey, hey

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[Bridge]
Am7              D7          
Look at the world surrounding
    Gmaj7  G
 you
G#m  C#7        F#
All possibility
      G        E7      
Every moment we have is 
    Bm7                E7
a chance at something nеw
G
to glow
D
To grow

[Verse 3]
D            A
Do you ever feel afraid?
Bm                  G
Curl up when you arе hurting
Em7       A7               D
And hold your memories tight to you
  D7
Yeah, me too

[Chorus]
G        C#7
If you release the past
  D       F#         
You'll move ahead and 
 Bm
bloom at last
D                    G
The heart grows and it knows
Gm
You can glow
A                D
You're wonderful

How to play Over The Moon: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for Over The Moon by Wonderful on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.

Over The Moon by Wonderful is in the key of D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 15 chords: D, Em7, A7, D7, G, C#7, F#, Bm, A, Am7, Gmaj7 and G#m and 3 more.

The backbone of the song is Bm – G – Em7 – A7 (vi – IV – ii7 – V7 in D major). In solfa, that is lah – fah – reh – soh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Good to know: C#7, F#, Bm, G#m and Bm7 are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.